Edwin Ochai Emerges President General Of Idoma Association USA

The Idoma Association, USA, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and preserving the cultural heritage of the Idoma people in the United States, has announced the election of its new executive committee, with Prince Edwin Ochai being elected as the President General of the association.

The association aims to foster unity, welfare, and socio-cultural development among Idoma community members residing in the USA.

With a strong commitment to serving his community and a wealth of leadership experience, Prince Edwin Ochai is poised to lead the association towards promoting unity, growth, and prosperity for all Idoma people residing in the USA.

The newly elected executive committee, comprising motivated and dedicated individuals, will work together to implement projects that uplift the Idoma community and contribute to the overall well-being of its members. Their collective expertise and vision will be instrumental in fostering socio-cultural development and integration among the Idoma diaspora.


As the President General, Prince Edwin Ochai will be responsible for overseeing the activities and initiatives of the Idoma Association, USA.

He aims to build bridges within the Idoma community, foster collaboration with other ethnic associations, and create opportunities for socio-cultural development and integration among members.

"I am deeply honored to have been elected as the President General of the Idoma Association, USA. It is my utmost priority to represent the interests and aspirations of our vibrant community residing in the United States," said Prince Edwin Ochai, who is the president and founder of Idoma International Carninival.


"Together, we will work towards preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of the Idoma people, fostering unity, and making a positive impact in the lives of our members."

The Idoma Association, USA extends its gratitude to the outgoing executive committee for their dedication and service to the community. Their contributions have laid a solid foundation upon which the new executive will build.

The Idoma community in the United States is encouraged to offer their support and cooperation to the new executive committee. Together, under the leadership of Prince Edwin Ochai, they will work towards a stronger, more vibrant Idoma community in the USA.