OGUTA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION USA

ABOUT US

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

What began as informal gatherings of Oguta indigenes in the diaspora soon evolved into a structured movement, dedicated to fostering solidarity, mutual support, and the advancement of Oguta’s cultural, educational, and socio-economic interests. ONA-USA became a beacon of hope, ensuring that the values, traditions, and aspirations of Oguta people remained alive even in distant lands.

Through the years, the association has grown in strength and impact, driven by a shared commitment to philanthropy, youth empowerment, and community development. From supporting educational initiatives to championing healthcare projects and preserving the cultural essence of Oguta, ONA-USA continues to be a bridge between the homeland and the diaspora.

With a firm foundation rooted in unity, service, and excellence, ONA-USA remains dedicated to its mission of fostering progress for Oguta people, both at home and abroad. As we journey forward, our story continues—one of resilience, impact, and an unyielding dedication to the prosperity of Oguta and its people.

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.

Our Mission

To promote unity, preserve Oguta heritage, and foster socio-economic development among members while contributing positively to our homeland.

Our Vision

To build a strong and vibrant community that upholds Oguta traditions and values while embracing progress and development.

Core Values

  • Unity & Togetherness
  • Cultural Heritage Preservation
  • Accountability & Transparency
  • Community Development
  • Service & Support
Dr. Uche Obua2

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.

What We Do

Community Engagement

We organize various cultural, educational, and social events that bring Oguta indigenes together, fostering a strong sense of belonging.

Charitable Initiatives

Our association supports community-driven projects, including scholarships, healthcare support, and infrastructure development in Oguta

Networking & Support

We create opportunities for members to connect, collaborate, and support one another in personal and professional endeavors.

Our Objectives

At Oguta National Association USA (ONA-USA), we are more than just an organization—we are a family bound by our shared heritage, values, and a deep commitment to the progress of Oguta indigenes both in the United States and back home in Nigeria. Our objectives define who we are and guide our actions in making a lasting impact.

Supporting Development for a Better Future

We are dedicated to initiatives that uplift and improve the quality of life for Oguta people. Whether it’s in education, healthcare, infrastructure, or economic opportunities, we actively support development efforts that drive positive change in Oguta and among our members in the U.S.

Strengthening Unity and Brotherhood

Community is at the heart of everything we do. ONA-USA provides a strong platform for Oguta Ameshi sons and daughters in the U.S. to connect, collaborate, and support one another, ensuring that our unity remains unbreakable no matter where we are in the world.

Preserving and Passing Down Our Cultural Heritage

Our traditions and customs are the backbone of our identity. We are committed to preserving the rich cultural heritage of Oguta Ameshi by teaching our children the language, values, and traditions that define us. Through cultural education and engagement, we ensure that future generations remain deeply rooted in their heritage.

Celebrating Our Culture and Identity

We believe in celebrating who we are. Through cultural festivals, events, and gatherings, we create opportunities for members to come together and showcase the beauty of Oguta’s traditions. These celebrations strengthen our sense of belonging and pride in our roots.

Encouraging Regional Associations for Stronger Representation

Our vision extends beyond ONA-USA. We actively support and encourage Oguta Ameshi indigenes in various regions to come together and form regional associations. By strengthening these networks, we ensure greater collaboration, representation, and impact in different communities.

Supporting Our Members in Times of Need

As a family-oriented association, we stand by our members during difficult times. Whether it’s financial, emotional, or moral support, we offer assistance to those in need, ensuring that no member of our community feels alone during life’s challenges.

Meet Our Executives

Dr. Uche Obua2

Dr. Uche Obua

National President

Engineer Ethelbert Uzokwe

Engineer Ethelbert Uzokwe

National Vice President

Obika Nwobi

Obika Nwobi

National Secretary General

Mazi Chikezie

Mazi Chikezie Okororie

National Assistant Secretary

Ogbuefi Uzor Ojirika

Ogbuefi Uzor Ojirika

National Financial Secretary

Ogbuefi Idu Okorafor Oguta

Ogbuefi Idu Okorafor

National Treasurer

Sir. Chris Adiewere Irona - National Provost

Sir. Chris Adiewere Irona

National Provost

Mr Bede Nnani

Mr Bede Nnani

National Publicity Secretary

Mazi Chris Ofili

Mazi Chris Ofili

National Social Media Secretary

Engineer Ifeanyi Okwosha

Ifeanyi Okwosha Okwosha

National Social Affairs Secretary

Ogbuagu Pascal Adizua

Ogbuagu Pascal Adizua

National Auditor

Mr Joseph Nwadiaro

Mr Joseph Nwadiaro

National Auditor

Mr George Okwosha

Mr George Okwosha

National Auditor

Join Us in Building a Stronger Oguta

The future of Oguta lies in our hands, and you have a role to play! Whether you’re an Oguta indigene in the USA or a friend of our great community, Oguta National Association USA (ONA-USA) welcomes you to be part of a movement dedicated to unity, progress, and empowerment.

Get Involved – Become a member and contribute to meaningful initiatives that uplift our people.