May 17, 2012 / Featured News
Saturday May 12, 2012 was a historic day in the Igbo community of New England. It marked the first ever combined community event between the venerable Umuada Igbo of Massachusetts and the Igbo Organiz
May 8, 2012 / Featured News
There will be a soccer tournament between the Umuada Igbo MA and the men of Igbo Organization of New England on Saturday May 19, 2012. The event will mark the 2012 Mothers Day celebration. The winner
March 15, 2012 / Featured News
Prominent Civil Rights activist, Mallam Shehu Sani, on Tuesday in Kaduna lambasted the governors of the 19 northern states for demanding a review of the national revenue sharing formula. Sani dismiss
March 15, 2012 / Featured News
Anger dripped from the reply of governors and stakeholders in the oil-producing states on Saturday to the 19 Northern governors’ demand for a review of the revenue formula to give more funds to them
March 3, 2012 / Featured News
The Igbo community in Boston will honor Chief Michael Oguejiofor Eze (Uzuakpunwa 1 n'Udi) through a Service of Songs on Saturday March 10, 2012. The ceremony will take place at the beautiful Stetson H
February 27, 2012 / Featured News
As great and eminent Nigerians, top military brass and other security service officers trooped out yesterday at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, to pay their last respect and tributes
February 17, 2012 / Featured News
Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has promised to establish two new towns in Okigwe and Orlu to decongest Owerri, the state capital. Speaking in a radio broadcast on Tuesday, the governor s
February 3, 2012 / Featured News
As we celebrate those we rescued, we also mourn those we lost, from Boko Haram. Herein lies 12 indigenes of Adazi-Nnukwu, Igbo’s, from Anambra State, Nigeria, killed at Mubi, Adamawa State, by Boko
February 2, 2012 / Featured News
Pdf version: Ojukwu_flyer Jpeg Version: Ojukwu_flyer Join ndiigbo in Boston and Worcester Ma in celebrating the life and times of our hero, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, Ikemba Nnewi, Di
February 1, 2012 / Featured News
MADALLA (AFP) – Some 2,000 mourners crowded a Nigerian church still marked by blood stains Wednesday for a funeral service for victims of a Christmas day attack claimed by Islamists that killed doze