Welcome To Oguta National Association USA
A community-driven organization dedicated to promoting unity, culture, and development among Oguta indigenes in the United States and beyond. Our mission is to foster collaboration, support, and social responsibility through impactful programs and initiatives.
Our Story: The Legacy of Oguta National Association USA
The Oguta National Association USA (ONA-USA) was founded on the unwavering spirit of unity, progress, and cultural preservation. Inspired by the rich heritage of Oguta, a land renowned for its history, resilience, and natural beauty, a group of visionary sons and daughters of Oguta living in the United States came together to form an association that would transcend borders, uplift their community, and uphold the legacy of their ancestors….
Who We Are
Oguta National Association (USA) is a non-profit organization committed to uniting Oguta sons and daughters living in the United States. Our association serves as a platform for cultural exchange, community service, and mutual support among our members.
To promote unity, preserve Oguta heritage, and foster socio-economic development among members while contributing positively to our homeland.
To build a strong and vibrant community that upholds Oguta traditions and values while embracing progress and development.
- Unity & Togetherness
- Cultural Heritage Preservation
- Accountability & Transparency
- Community Development
- Service & Support
What We Do
President's Remark
I am Dr. Uche Obua, President of Oguta National Association – USA (ONA-USA), an organization dedicated to uniting individuals of Oguta Ameshi descent residing in the United States. As a socio-cultural organization, ONA-USA is committed to promoting unity, enhancing lives, preserving cultural heritage, and providing support to members in need. As President, I will collaborate closely with members, interested parties and stakeholders to achieve these objectives and restore Oguta to its former glory and beyond.
Upcoming Event
ONA NAtional Convention 2025
Date: August 29th -31st, 2025
Venue: Radison Hotel Detroit, Southfield
Join Us in Building a Stronger Oguta
Become a member and contribute to meaningful initiatives that uplift our people.