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    Enyimba Social Club USA Inc.

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  • Representing Igbo perseverance, solidarity,
    and cultural pride

    Enyimba Social Club USA Inc.

  • Representing Igbo perseverance, solidarity,
    and cultural pride

    Enyimba Social Club USA Inc.

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History of Enyimba Social Club USA Inc

Enyimba Social Club USA Inc. is a significant and powerful US social group that promotes Nigerian Igbo culture, customs, and history. Nigerians, especially Igbos, in the U.S. use it for cultural exchange, social networking, and community building.

Enyimba Social Club USA Inc. was created in 1993 by Igbo immigrants seeking to retain community and identity in the U.S. The Igbo word “Enyimba” means “elephant,” which symbolizes power, solidarity, and resilience, which the club wanted to exemplify.

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CULTURAL AND SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS

What We Do

Cultural Festivals and Celebrations

Enyimba Social Club hosts yearly Igbo cultural events including traditional dances, music performances, art exhibitions, and more. Club members and African diaspora attend these events in big numbers

Charitable Initiatives

Enyimba Social Club hosts yearly Igbo cultural events including traditional dances, music performances, art exhibitions, and more. Club members and African diaspora attend these events in big numbers

Community Engagement

Enyimba Social Club hosts yearly Igbo cultural events including traditional dances, music performances, art exhibitions, and more. Club members and African diaspora attend these events in big numbers

GROWTH AND EXPANSION

Enyimba Social Club USA Inc. grew in the early 2000s as more Nigerians, mainly from the southeast, moved to the US. This expansion allowed the group to expand its reach and effect by establishing local chapters in several states. Beyond social meetings, the club has held educational programs, workshops, and seminars on financial literacy, job development, and health awareness. These programs have improved the lives of Igbo Americans and other African immigrants in the U.S.

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Submission of Brochure Pictures – Deadline September 30th

We hope this message finds you well.
As we approach the final stages of preparing our upcoming brochure for Austin Enyimba Social Club USA Inc, we kindly remind you to submit your brochure pictures and Zelle money to Engineer Ken Opara on (512) 998-2306 and Chief Martins Osuji on (512) 913-4142. The deadline for submission is *September 30th, 2025 and we urge everyone to support Austin Chapter Induction without further delay so that we can get to the printer on time.
Your cooperation is crucial to the success of this project. Let’s work together to meet the deadline and avoid last-minute delays.

For any questions or assistance, please contact Chief Martins Osuji on (512) 913-4142 or Engineer Ken Opara (512)-998-2306

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

Best regards,
Chief Martins Osuji.

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