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Incredible PILA Igbo School Dancers from Baltimore Having completed parts 1 and 2 of this report, here is the story of Part 3, in the 5 Part Series which will wrap up with Parts 4 and 5-The Communique Part 3-The Igbo Summit and Igbo Language Workshop Resourceful Nwannedinamba women we are grateful for your hospitality Singer Ngozi Igwe Day 2 began with Continental breakfast offered by the Best Western Hotel, which began around 6.30 am and ended at 10 am. Soon afterwards, Igbo Diaspora Cultural... read more »

 The High Table Men and Women of honor, below them are Igbo Cultural Artifacts  Proudly Displaying their Igbo Cultural Heritage Young PILA Igbo School students from Baltimore USA happily showing off their Igbo cultural clothing. This generation of Igbo children born in the diaspora love to learn how to speak Igbo language! Our goal is to help them achieve this objective!   Day One-Opening Day Reception and Meet and Greet (Friday) The Friday Igbo Diaspora Cultural Heritage Festival 2017... read more »

HRH Igwe Ihedikwa with Ichie Dr. and Mrs Udorji Introduction–History was made in Maryland –Part 1 of  5 Part Series The first Igbo Diaspora Cultural Heritage Festival 2017 has made history. For the first time Ndigbo and their friends (more than 600 guests) from many countries including Nigeria, South Africa,  England, Canada and over 15 states in the United States assembled at the Best Western Hotel at 5910 Princess Garden Parkway in Lanham  Maryland for a sole purpose-To... read more »

The Igbo Diaspora Cultural Heritage Festival 2017 opens up with a welcoming and meet and greet ceremonies which took place at the Best Western Hotel in Lanham Maryland. Guests who arrived early were welcomed officially by members of the Planning Committee along with the host organization Nwannedinamba USA. Among those in attendance were guests from South Africa, England, Nigeria, Canada, and many states in the United States, including Georgia, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, and other parts... read more »

The story of the Igbo Diaspora Cultural Heritage Festival 2017 coming up September 1-3 in Maryland USA has saturated the Nigerian media adding to the importance and significance of this historical event. The purpose of this world class event is to drum up support, publicity and strategies to stem the demise of Igbo language and culture. In this story published by Vanguard news, Mazi Okechukwu Oranika talks with the Nigerian News Agency (NAN) about plans to increase the usage of Igbo language... read more »

The Planning Committee of the Igbo Diaspora Cultural Heritage Festival 2017 is putting up extraordinary Igbo Cultural shows including the hot Igbo women and women Cultural wears competition . This must see event is being organized by Model Kanayo Ntukogu, founder of PILA Igbo School in Baltimore Maryland come September 1-3 which is traditional end of Summer Labor Day holiday weekend in the United States. This event is less than 2 weeks away, the event Hotel venue, Best Western Capital Beltway... read more »