The Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has responded positively to the recent proclamation by the Governor of North Carolina, Josh Stein, officially designating June 14 as Igbo Day in the U.S. state. In her statement, Dabiri-Erewa applauded the recognition, noting that it underscores the rich cultural heritage, strong civic engagement, and growing unity of the Igbo community in the United States.
According to her, the proclamation is not only a celebration of Igbo identity but also a testament to the meaningful contributions Nigerians in the diaspora continue to make in their host countries. She commended the Igbo community for upholding their traditions while actively participating in American civic and social life.
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“This is a proud moment for the Nigerian diaspora, and particularly for the Igbo people,” Dabiri-Erewa said. “It reflects the value of cultural preservation, integration, and positive impact that Nigerians are making globally.”
The move has been widely praised across Nigerian communities at home and abroad, and it is seen as a significant step toward increasing cultural visibility and strengthening diplomatic and people-to-people ties between Nigeria and the United States.….KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
