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Akwa Ibom State Association of Nigeria (USA), Inc.TM is a 501C(3) non-profit organization with the following sets of objectives:
- To promote, encourage and foster unity among the citizen of Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria both at home and abroad.
- To promote economic, educational, cultural, scientific and social progress of Akwa Ibom State within the framework of one Nigeria.
- To cooperate with and support bona-fide Nigerian Associations in the United States of America and encourage members of the Association to join Nigerian Associations and participate in promoting the interest of Nigeria both at home and abroad.
- To encourage and support the educational, professional and legitimate business aspirations of all Akwa Ibom State citizens, provided those aspirations are consistent with the best interest of Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria and its citizens.
- To act as a liaison between our government, and others, including other organizations both government and non-governmental, and the members of this Association and citizens of Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria in the United States of America.
- To support and promote various charitable organizations by cooperating with any such organization, participating in its activities or contributing to such an organization.
United Nigeria Association of Tulsa, formally Nigerian Union Tulsa, Inc. is a non-profit and non-political organization formed, registered, and incorporated in the state of Oklahoma in 1995. Founded in September of 1994, we are best described as an “Association of United Nigerians”. The goal of this organization has been and will continue to focus on the exposure to Nigerian cultures and traditions for educational purposes. Our greatest achievement is, perhaps, educating one another in our various rich cultures and traditions. We are indeed a blessed nation.
While we do encourage our members to participate in the activities of their various ethnic groups, we place more emphasis on the “Greater Nigeria” concept because we believe that is where our future lies. Promoting activities that emphasize Nigerian unity should not take anything away from any form of individuality. It, in fact, brings us closer together as we begin to see the wonderful similarities in our traditions. You could say that those of us in Tulsa who are members of United Nigeria Association have been defragmented.
We are dedicated to promoting the welfare of Nigerians and ALL people who have been affiliated with Nigeria in a very positive way.
