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• ORGANIZATION LIST
• TO BE ADDED

ORGANIZATION LIST
(in alphabetical order)

1. AAA AUSTRALIA MIGRATION
2. ABIA STATE ASSOCIATION INC., NEW JERSEY (ASA)
3. ACCESS TO JUSTICE
4. AFRICA AWAKENING
5. AFRIMANIA
6. AFRO-GBEDU ENSEMBLE
7. AKWA IBOM STATE ASSOCIATION (USA) INC.
8. ALL ARO USA
9. ALL PEOPLE'S PARTY
10. ALL-NIGERIA UNITED NATIONS STUDENTS AND YOUTH ASSOCIATION (ANUNSA)
11. ALLIANCE OF YORUBA ORGANIZATIONS & CLUBS
12. AMANNAGWU COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION - UK (ACA)
13. ASSOCIATION OF MOREMI WOMEN
14. ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIANS ABROAD
15. ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIANS IN CONNECTICUT
16. ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIANS IN PORT ELIZABETH SOUTH AFRICA
17. AZARE OLD STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
18. BLACK SUGAR BAND
19. CALABAR DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
20. CHRIST THE KING COLLEGE ONITSHA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION IN AMERICA (on June 16)
21. COMMUNITY OF FRIENDS HOLLAND
22. COMPUTERS TO AFRICA
23. CORPORATE YOUNG NIGERIANS
24. COVENANT GROUP
25. DEVELOPMENT ACTION AGENCY (on June 16)
26. DUNAMIS IMPACT (on June 16)
27. EASTERN NIGERIA YOUTH INC.
28. EDO CULTURAL & TRADITIONAL ASSOCIATION
29. EDUMOGA INLAND MISSION
30. EDUWATCH
31. EGBE OMO OBOKUN OF IJESALAND, INC.
32. EGBE OMO ODUDUWA-MINNESOTA, USA
33. EGBE OMO YORUBA (National Association of Yoruba Descendants)
34. EGBE OMO YORUBA (Covenant Group) IRELAND BRANCH (on June 16)
35. EKITI KETE CLUB OF CHICAGO
36. EKITI PARAPO ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK
37. EKITI PROGRESSIVE UNION
38. ELO-PEE WORLDWIDE TELEVISION LTD.
39. ESAN ASSOCIATION, WASHINGTON D.C. METROPOLITAN CHAPTER
40. ESAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OF MINNESOTA
41. FAMILY FRATANITY OF NIGERIA (on June 16)
42. FANTSUAM FOUNDATION
43. FRIENDS OF NIGERIA
44. GLOVERS (on June 16)
45. GOVT. COLLEGE UMUAHIA/ALUMNI WORLDWIDE WEB
46. IDANRE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION U.S.A. (IDA)
47. IFE DESCENDANTS UNION USA. INC. (HOUSTON CHAPTER)
48. IGBANI AWO ASSOCIATION (on June 16)
49. IGBO CULTURAL & SUPPORT NETWORK (ICSN)
50. IGWE BU IKE, IGBO CULTURAL ASSOCIATION, INC
51. IJESA CLUB 2000
52. IKA COMMUNITY
53. IKEDURU ASSOCIATION
54. ILE IJUBA OBALUWA'YE, OMO ORUNMILA 'TI OSUN
55. INDOMITABLE YOUTH ASSOCIATION
56. INSTITUTE OF YORUBA/AFRICAN NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHIES
57. INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR NIGERIAN CHILDREN (IFNC)
58. ITSEKIRI SURVIVAL MOVEMENT
59. JUJU TRAVELS
60. KABBA CLUB 94
61. THE KEGITES CLUB OF NIGERIA
62. THE KEGITES CLUB OF NIGERIA - ILYA ODUA
63. KWARA STATE ASSOCIATION - USA INC.
64. KWARA STATE ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA INC.
65. THE LAGOSIAN
66. LABALÁBÁ CULTURAL ORGANIZATION
67. LINKING YOUTH IN NIGERIA THROUGH EXCHANGE (LYNX)
68. LONDON NIGERIANS CRICKET CLUB
69. LORJI DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION INC.
70. MAXIMIZE THE MOMENT MINISTRY
71. MISS NIGERIA USA PAGEANT INC.
72. NDI IGBO IN ARKANSAS
73. NEW GENERATION
74. NEW GENERATION ALLIANCE
75. NIGER DELTA WOMEN FOR JUSTICE
76. NIGERIA ASSOCIATION OF SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENT (on June 16)
77. NIGERIA EXPORT PROMOTION ORGANIZATION
78. NIGERIA INTER CULTURAL RENAISSANCE
79. NIGERIA FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS CLUB - USA
80. NIGERIA LEADERSHIP FORUM
81. NIGERIA ONLINE
82. NIGERIA TOURISM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (on June 16)
83. NIGERIA UNION OF SWITZERLAND
84. NIGERIAN AMERICAN FAMILY ORGANIZATION (on June 16)
85. NIGERIAN AMERICAN FORUM
86. NIGERIAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
87. NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN IKEJA BRANCH
88. NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC.
89. NIGERIAN-AMERICAN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION (NASCO)
90. NIGERIAN BOXING SUPPORTERS CLUB
91. NIGERIAN BUSINESS FORUM, INC
92. NIGERIAN COMMUNITY OF CHARLOTTE
93. NIGERIAN CULTURE AND PRO-DEMOCRACY ASSOCIATION (NCPD)
94. NIGERIAN DATELINE UK
95. NIGERIAN DAUGHTERS' ASSOCIATION
96. NIGERIAN ESAN COMMUNITY IN THE NETHERLANDS
97. NIGERIAN PROGRESSIVE ORGANIZATION
98. NIGERIAN PROFESSIONAL NETWORK
99. NIGERIAN REUNION COMMITTEE
100. NIGERIAN SOCIETY. UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ENGLAND IN BIRMINGHAM
101. NIGERIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON)
102. NIGERIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION IN HUNGARY
103. NIGERIAN UNION TULSA, INC.
104. NIGERIAN WOMEN ORGANIZATION
105. NIGERIAN WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF HAMPTON ROADS, VA
106. NIGERIAN YOUTH ASSOCIATION INC. (updated on February 17)
107. NIGERIAN YOUTH COMMITTEES
108. NIGERIAN YOUTH MOVEMENT
109. NIGERIAN YOUTH ORGANIZATION
110. ODIDERE, IWO INDIGENES
111. ODOZIOBODO CLUB OF OGWASHI-UKU
112. ODUDUWA UNITY CLUB OF GREENSBORO, NC
113. OGBAKOR IKWERRE USA, INC.
114. OGBARU USA ASSOCIATION (NJ & NY ) CHAPTER
115. OGBOMOSOS IN USA, INC.
116. OGIDI ASSOCIATION
117. ONE NIGERIA FOR NATIONALISM
118. ONITSHA ADO NATIONAL IMPROVEMENT UNION USA
119. ONLINE JUNE 12 MAGAZINE
120. OODUA GOVERNMENT (on June 16)
121. OPEN DOORS FOR SPECIAL LEARNERS - SPECIAL EDUCATION & READING CLINIC
122. ORGANIZATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF NIGERIANS (OAN)
123. ORGANIZATION OF NIGERIAN PROFESSIONALS (ONP-USA)
124. ORLU REGIONAL ASSEMBLY
125. PHENIG INC (on June 16)
126. PLATEAUS STATE YOUTHS MOVEMENT (on June 16)
127. PRO-HEALTH INTERNATIONAL
128. PROGRESSIVE COMRADES OF BONNY
129. REFORMED OGBONI FRATERNITY
130. SAVE THE TRIBE INTERNATIONAL MISSION ORG.INC.
131. SONGHAI CHARITIES INC.
132. SONS OF AFRIKA ORGANIZATION
133. SOSAFRIK INTERNATIONAL
134. STRUCTURED NETWORKS INSTITUTE
135. UMUAMUAMU UMUOPARA UK
136. UMUNNA PROGRESSIVE UNION, INC.
137. UMUNNE CULTURAL ASSOCATION OF MINNESOTA
138. UMUNNEOCHI PROGRSSIVE UNION OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
139. UNITED MISSIONS (on June 16)
140. UNITED NIGERIAN SOCCER ASSOCIATION
141. UTURU - NIGERIA WELFARE ASSOCIATION
142. VEHICLE RECOVERY ORGANIZATION (VRO)
143. WAZOBIA ASSOCIATION
144. WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATION COUNCIL (NIGERIA)
145. WINGS OF THE DAWN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR CHILDREN
146. WORD OF GOD EVANGELICAL MINISTRY
147. WORLD CONGRESS OF AFENIFERE
148. YORUBA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
149. YORUBA HERITAGE INTERNATIONAL
150. YOUNG IGBOS SOCIAL CLUB (YIBOSC)
151. YOUTH FOR TECHNOLOGY FOUNDATION
152. YUBM MINISTRIES
153. ZUMUNTA ASSOCIATION USA INC.

• Afrikontakt: Nigerian Organizations
• NigeriaWEB: Professional Organizations
• NigeriaWEB: Community Organizations

• To propagate the ideals and principles of the United Nations as a basis for the achievement of peace for mankind;
• To cultivate as a matter of duty amongst Nigeria students and youth an objective outlook on National and international issues.

• to foster the unity of all Yoruba organizations, clubs, and religious groups through collaborative activities in the United State and around the world
• to promote the economic, social, cultural and political empowerment of all Yoruba organizations and clubs through shared information and active engagement in the United States and around the world
• to maintain and enhance the good name and image of Yoruba people by promoting positive events that highlight community awareness of Yoruba accomplishments in the United States and around the world
• to actively organize and enthusiastically embrace events that foster the progressive development of Yoruba people in the United States and around the world

• Egba-Egbado Descendants Association
• Ibarapa-Oyo Pacesetters
• Ibadan Descendants Union
• Idanre Development Association
• Ijebu Association
• Ijesha Authentic
• Ikare Investment Club
• Kwara State Association
• Ogbomoso Parapo
• Osun Indegenes Organization
• Yoruba Youth Organization

• To provide support and the means to address the state of poverty, alleviate hardship and social exclusion among the Amannagwu-Aro’s community;
• To promote and preserve its heritage, culture and welfare;
• To improve the skills, status and abilities of Amannagwu peoples in ways that will contribute to their lives and advancement;
• To engage Amannagwu -Aro’s outside Africa directly in process of development;
• To advance the course of racial harmony through participation and involvement;
• To enhance Amannagwu Community’s contribution to social and community regeneration.

• working together to establish a community centre for broad range of arts & cultural, educational, developmental, advice and community rights services aimed at addressing a wide range of needs;
• providing support to individuals, voluntary organisations or other self help groups who similarly work to improve the lives of Amannagwu;
• undertaking development work to support the community in participating fully in the regeneration of its community.· positive part in policy initiatives to ensure that community experience informs and influences decision makers;

• Contributing actively towards the social, economic, educational, technological, and political development of Nigeria;
• Promoting mutual understanding among the members of the Association;
• Projecting a positive image of Nigeria and her cultural values;
• Gather and disseminate information which is pertinent to Nigeria and/or beneficial to Nigerians;
• Serving as a channel of communication with the people and government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with respect to the opinions, wishes, and aspirations of Nigerians in diaspora;
• Explore, establish, and implement programs for the improvement of the educational system and institutions in Nigeria.

• To promote the rich culture of Nigeria.
• To help educate the less privilege in the society.
• To promote unity, cooperation and understanding, to affirm and define the legacy of Nigerian civilizations, and to advocate policies aimed at promoting economic self reliance.

1. Co-operative & Commerce:
   To bring together Nigerian youth whether home or abroad, combine our God given talents and skill, create new ideas, learn and understand each other,and work tirelessly to give Nigeria a respectable world wide recognized identity. Charity begins at home.
2. Social Mission:
   To operate in a way that actively recognizes the central role youths play in the structure of the society by initiating innovative way to improve quality of life the Nigerian community in general, and the International community as a whole.
3. Economic Mission:
   To come up with ideas and venture that will improve the current socio-economic situation in the country. We the Corporate Young Nigerian believe strongly that the future belongs to us and that we can do alot to make it a better place.

1. To foster cooperation and understanding among the descendants of Oduduwa in Minnesota and everywhere.
2. To grow economically, socially and politically.
3. To promote our cultural heritage and family values.
4. To unite all descendants of Oduduwa as one family as in the Yoruba culture.
5. To promote and encourage dedication, commitment, support, service, leadership and honor among members.
6. To educate ourselves and our children on the history of the Yorubas.

• To cherish, uphold and project the honor and dignity of Yoruba culture, language and tradition worldwide.
• To serve as an umbrella organization to other Yoruba organizations
• To promote and support democracy at all cost and to foster individual freedom.
• To encourage and deliberate on issues paramount to the Yoruba people.
• To preserve it as a non-partisan organization/non-religious organization.
• To foster the economic empowerment of Yoruba
• To undertake specific projects beneficial to Yoruba and aimed at enhancing our development.
• To work with other organizations inside and outside Nigeria to promote peace, stability, justice and unity while working actively for the promotion of Yoruba interest.
• To engage in activities worldwide that promote and ensure social justice, equity, opportunities and interests of Yoruba.
• To work diligently to bridge the information gaps between the Yoruba and the world.
• To establish a newsletter "KARO OJIRE" the organ of Yoruba for information dissemination within Nigeria and the Yoruba Diaspora worldwide.
• To establish a presence in Nigeria to facilitate home-based activities.
• To ensure the advancement of Yoruba traditional institution

1. To foster unity among Ekiti indigenes all over the world.
2. To initiate and promote development activities in Ekiti State of Nigeria.
3. To educate and raise awareness among our people by encouraging youngsters to stay in school and organize the public about economic development.
4. To give assistance and bestow respect to one another, believing we are all equal.
5. To contribute our quota to the development of New York through donations and contributions to various programs organized by other not-for-profit organizations.
6. To review and form opinion on all socio-economic and political activities in Ekiti State in particular and Nigeria as a whole.
7. To cooperate with other cultural, social and political organizations interested in the development and advancement of Nigeria. This we hope to achieve by active participation and financial support of programs and activities organized to achieve this objective.

1. Creation of conducive environment for social rapport among members of the Union.
2. Assisting members of the Union to secure better employment opportunity.
3. Promotion of Ekiti cultural heritage.
4. Constant deliberations of matters of politico-economic importance to Ekiti state.
5. Exploration of and embarking on all avenues to assist our people in Ekiti State, Nigeria.

1. To enhance understanding and promote brotherly love among the Esan people of Edo State and other Nigerians.
2. To promote Socio-Cultural events or activities among the Esan and other Nigerians.
3. To provide a means of gathering so as to know ourselves and to know others.

1. To preserve and promote Esan Cultural heritage.
2. To promote the interest and welfare of all members.
3. To promote cooperation, harmony and unity amongst members.
4. To promote commerce and educational excellence of all members.
5. To encourage all members to be law abiding.
6. To enhance communication and dissemination of information amongst members.
7. To create a forum for the exchange of intellectual and political ideas.
8. To educate Minnesotans about the rich culture of Esan
9. To promote and encourage patriotic habits amongst members, other Nigerians and the rest of the world at large.

• To educate the American public about Nigeria
• To promote policies consistent with the Peace Corps experience
• To be the alumni association for Nigeria Peace Corps Volunteers
• To promote continued service to the Nigerian people
• To keep members informed about events in Nigeria

• Foster the advancement of public welfare of all Idanre citizens.
• Promote the unity of Idanre community at home and abroad.
• Promote Idanre-Yoruba cultural heritage.
• Promote the social, economic, and political welfare of Idanre citizens
• Perform charitable, local, and economic development in Idanre.
• Work with other organization in promoting joint interests.

1. To promote the development of the city of Ile-Ife, Oshun State, Nigeria.
2. Strengthen the unity of Ile Ife descendants around the world.
3. To provide voluntary service in our community.
4. To inform and educate the American community of the traditional values of our provenance, Ile Ife.
5. To exhibit our diverse cultural heritage to our respective American community.
6. (And more)

• The seven African principles of African nationhood.
• To speak in our native tongue (Yoruba).
• To have respect to elders and those in authority.

• To bring out the maximum potentials in youth
• To prepare youth for the challenges of the future
• To engage youth judiciously in self-gainful employment
• To eradicate youth deliquencies and build youth towards a better nation