About The Ngwa Apprenticeship & Skills Acquisition Board (NASAB)
The Ngwa Apprenticeship & Skills Acquisition Board (NASAB) is a dedicated committee established by Mazi. Victor Ahuruonye, President of the Ngwa National Association USA Inc. This initiative received formal approval from the NNAUSA Council Executives, reflecting a collective commitment to fostering skill development among Ngwa youth. Mazi. Okezie Amalaha serves as the founding Chairman and Mazi. Iheoma Nwaosu is the first Secretary, including dedicated members of the Board. Together, they lead NASAB in ensuring that young individuals from the Ngwa community have access to essential training programs, empowering them with valuable skills to enhance their personal and professional growth. Through this board, the Ngwa National Association has effectively achieved its aims and created a structured approach to apprenticeship and skills acquisition, promoting cultural pride and community advancement.
NASAB Founding Board Members
The Ngwa Apprenticeship & Skills Acquisition Board (NASAB) is comprised of seven dedicated individuals who have consistently strived for the Board’s success. Through their unwavering commitment and diligent efforts, NASAB has achieved a significant milestone. The Board has successfully screened a pool of candidates, ultimately awarding thirty-four Ngwa youths with the esteemed Apprenticeship & Skill Acquisition Award. This accomplishment underscores the Board’s effectiveness in identifying and nurturing young talent within the Ngwa community.
NASAB’s success in awarding thirty-four Ngwa youths with the Apprenticeship & Skill Acquisition Award is a testament to the Board’s dedication and the effectiveness of its screening process. This achievement not only provides valuable opportunities for these young individuals to gain essential skills and knowledge but also contributes to the overall development and prosperity of the Ngwa community. By fostering a skilled and empowered youth population, NASAB plays a crucial role in shaping a brighter future for the region.
High Chief Bernard Amanze
High Chief Bernard Amanze is one of the founding fathers of NNAUSA, one of the largest cultural organizations in the United States of America.
High Chief Amanze has had the privilege of serving as Chapter President of the Chicago chapter and also as a Council Representative. He has served on various national committees, including the Constitution Review Committee, the Home Affairs Committee, the NEOF Committee, and the NASAB (Skills Acquisition Training Committee).
These committees, among others, were created to achieve the goals of making positive impacts in our communities back home in Ngwaland, Nigeria. He prays that future leaders will follow in the footsteps of those before them and also improve on the delivery of services to make our homeland a place we can all continue to be proud of.
High Chief Amanze thanks all the National Presidents who appointed him to serve on these committees and all who served with him.
Long Live NNAUSA, Long Live Ala-Ngwa.
Mr. Ebere Agomuo
Mr. Ebere Agomuo a member of Ngwa Cultural Association Delaware Valley. Mr Agomuo had served in various capacities in his chapter as a constitution review committee member, building committee member, and electoral commission.
Mr. Ebere Agomuo had the opportunity of serving NNAUSA as the secretary of Electoral Commission in 2014 under President B.O. Eguzouwa. Under Also served as a member of the NASAB (Ngwa Apprenticeship and Skill Acquisition Board. Appointed by President Mazi Victor Ahuruonye. This program aimed at assisting our youths back home to learn a skill of their choice.
This program is realizing the desired intent based on my interaction with some of my interviewees who are beneficiaries. I applaud NNAUSA and President Ahuruonye for their foresight. It’s my hope and believe that the continuity of this assistance to the youths will bring some remarkable change.
God bless NNAUSA! God bless ala Ngwa!!
Deaconess Joy A. Okezie
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Mrs. Joy Okezie is a member of the Ngwa Union, NC Chapter. She has served in her chapter as a hospitality leader, a constitution review committee member, and one of the electoral commissioners.
Mrs. Okezie has also served as one of the NNAUSA prayer members under the leadership of Mazi Victor Ahuruonye. Furthermore, she was, by God’s grace, appointed as one of the NASAB (Ngwa Apprenticeship and Skill Acquisition Board) members. This program was truly impactful; it helped many of our youths in Ngwa land and brought a new lease on life to many.
Mrs. Okezie extends her gratitude to the Board Chairman, Mazi. Okezie Amalaha, and the Board’s wonderful secretary, Mazi. Iheoma Nwosu, as well as the rest of the Board members who sacrificed their time and money to make this program a success.
Mrs. Okezie hopes that the new President, Dr. Ugochukwu Agu, and his cabinet will continue this program by God’s grace.
God bless us all as we join our hands together to make Ala Ngwa great!
The Ngwa Apprenticeship & Skills Acquisition Board is a committee of the Ngwa National Association USA, Inc.