Context and MandateThe South East Development Commission (SEDC) was established by the National Assembly and signed into law by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as a statutory response to decades of
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HIS ROYAL MAJESTY EZE/ ELDER UFERE ILUM MBA, THE OKWO 1 OF ETITIAMA ANCIENT AUTONOMOUS KINGDOM, NKPOROEze/Elder U.I.Mba was born on the 6th of March,
Identity, Pride, and Modern Relevance To say “Abụ m Nwa Afo Igbo” is not merely to state an ethnic affiliation. It is to declare belonging—to a lineage, a worldview, a
Language is more than a tool for communication; it is the living archive of a people’s history, worldview, and identity. For Ndi Igbo, the Igbo language carries centuries of wisdom,
Introduction In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, economic uncertainty, and global competition, the success of any society increasingly depends on how well it prepares its younger generation for
Introduction Globalization, technological disruption, and the evolving nature of work have fundamentally transformed the pathways to career success. For young people today, ambition alone is insufficient; it must be complemented
Investing in People, Transforming Communities: Career Mentorship as a Tool for Igbo Development
Introduction Human capital lies at the heart of sustainable development. The capacity of individuals to innovate, lead, and contribute to society determines the trajectory of communities and nations. For Ndi
Across the world, women entrepreneurs are recognized as vital contributors to economic growth and social transformation. In Nigeria, Igbo women have historically played a central role in commerce, trade, and
The landscape of entrepreneurship in Igbo society has long been a dynamic blend of culture, commerce, and creativity. Women, historically central to trade and informal businesses, are now increasingly recognized
The role of women in economic development has never been more critical than in contemporary Igbo society, where entrepreneurship has long been a defining characteristic. Women are increasingly recognized
