Our community

Ndokwa life in the tri-state area

From New York to New Jersey, our members are nurses, engineers, teachers, entrepreneurs, students and elders. Together we keep Ukwuani and Ndosumili culture close and look after one another.

Become a member

How we organise

General membership

Open to Ndokwa indigenes and spouses aged 18+ resident in NY or NJ. Dues fund welfare and projects.

Youth wing

Second-generation members building friendships, mentorship and service projects.

Cultural circle

Ukwuani language, music, dance and cuisine kept alive at every gathering.

Welfare committee

Coordinated support for members during bereavement, illness and celebrations.

Our yearly rhythm

  • QuarterlyGeneral meetingChapter business, reports and member updates — rotating between NY and NJ.
  • SummerNdokwa Day / family picnicFood, music, masquerade and games for the whole family.
  • AutumnNational conventionDelegates join Ndokwa chapters from across the United States.
  • DecemberEnd-of-year gala & awardsFundraising dinner honouring members and project partners.

Exact dates and venues are announced to members by email and at general meetings.

Membership

Who can join

Any Ndokwa son or daughter, or the spouse of one, living in New York or New Jersey.

How to join

Send us a message through the contact page. A member of the executive will follow up with the registration form and the dues schedule.

What members get

Welfare support, voting rights at general meetings, and access to the members' portal for dues and statements.