Welcome to
Ndi Igbo Na Tees Valley
Ndi Igbo Na Tees Valley is a pan-Igbo socio-cultural body that unites various Igbo unions across the Tees Valley area in the United Kingdom.
Our mission is to strengthen unity among Igbo people living in the UK and to foster individual and collective creativity and resourcefulness among Ndi Igbo in the diaspora.
We are committed to supporting the development of Igbo Land while promoting, protecting, and advancing Igbo culture and education both in the diaspora and at home.
We also work hand in hand with other Igbo organizations globally to uphold the cultural values and interests of Ndi Igbo. We welcome every Igbo union in the region to join us as we continue to build a better future for Ndi Igbo everywhere.
Our Mission and Goals
At Ndi Igbo Na Tees Valley, our mission reflects a deep commitment to our community and heritage.
- Unity: Encouraging unity and cooperation among all members.
- Collective Growth: Participating in initiatives and projects that support every member.
- Friendship: Building strong relationships through regular gatherings and events.
- Cultural Preservation: Promoting and celebrating our Igbo traditions and cultural heritage.
- Welfare: Supporting the well-being and needs of our members as a core priority.
Meet Our Executives
Together We Achieve More
Mr Samuel Okorie
PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER NINTV
Dr Ngozi Okey
VICE PRESIDENT AND THE WOMEN'S LEADER
Jordan Goziechi Okoro Esq
SECRETARY GENERAL
Engr. Nnamdi Kingsley Onyeji
WELFARE OFFICER AND CO-FOUNDER
Mrs Chinyere Anuforo
MEDIA OFFICER AND CO-FOUNDER
Dr Ijeoma Mbachu
FINANCIAL SECRETARY
Chioma Egbulem
TREASURER
Mazi James Chikwado Okolo
DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL
Dr Ugo Chinwuba
PATRON NINTV
Dr Chinaza Obiweluozor
CO-FOUNDER NINTV
Mrs Chizoba Nwankwo
ASST WOMEN LEADER, COORDINATOR OF CHILDREN/TEENAGE DANCE GROUP
Dr Peter Okey
PATRON NINTV
Dr Sarah Mbama
MATRON NINTV
The Founders of Ndi Igbo na Tees Valley 2023
Why Join
Ndi Igbo Na Tees Valley
As a unifying body, we have continued to grow in strength and purpose, delivering meaningful results for our people in the UK and beyond. We invite your union to be part of this ongoing story of impact.
Symbol of Unity →
Ndi Igbo Na Tees Valley stands as a beacon of unity, bringing together Igbo unions across the UK and embracing the timeless principle: I di na otu bu ike – unity is strength.
Exchange of Knowledge →
As a collective, member unions share practical insights and experiences that make life in the UK easier and more meaningful for Ndi Igbo.
Advocacy →
We represent the voice of Ndi Igbo in critical national and international matters, defending our community's interests and amplifying concerns that affect us.
Beacon of Peace →
Ndi Igbo Na Tees Valley plays a reconciliatory role when conflicts arise within member unions, helping restore harmony through dialogue and intervention.
Projects & Support →
We enable unions, especially smaller ones, to contribute meaningfully through joint initiatives that impact both our local UK communities and our people back home.
Our Impact
Through collective effort, we carry out meaningful projects that empower our people in the UK and positively impact lives back home.
- Organizing annual cultural events that celebrate and preserve Igbo heritage.
- Delivering educational materials and support to schools in Igbo-speaking communities.
- Providing relief assistance during natural disasters in southeastern Nigeria.
- Running skill development workshops and leadership programs for youth.
- Supporting the health and wellness of the elderly in diaspora through targeted outreach.
- Collaborating on diaspora-led agricultural development plans in Igbo land.
- Sponsoring language competitions and cultural exchange programs.
- Launching scholarship schemes for underprivileged university students.
Our Voice
We speak up on behalf of Ndi Igbo across the world, addressing challenges, advocating for justice, and shaping a better future for our people.
- Issuing public statements on threats to Igbo lives or property both at home and abroad.
- Engaging UK and Nigerian authorities on issues affecting the welfare of Ndi Igbo.
- Promoting awareness on civic responsibilities like census participation.
- Collaborating with international organizations on cultural rights advocacy.
- Building alliances with other ethnic and cultural groups to promote mutual respect.
- Championing peaceful coexistence and anti-discrimination efforts in UK communities.