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The Ijaw National Congress of the Americas is a 501C(3) non-profit organization with the goal of uniting and mobilizing Ijaw people living in North, Central, South America and the Caribbean.
Our
Mission
The mission of INCA is to unite and mobilize Ijaw people living in North, Central, South America and the Caribbean, to promote our cultural, social and economic interests, and to advocate for the development of the Ijaw homelands.
Our
Vision
Our vision is to create a united and empowered Ijaw community in the Americas, where Ijaw people can thrive, preserve our culture and heritage, and contribute to the development of our homelands.
Our
Objectives
Building a strong and supportive community of Ijaw people in the Americas, that fosters a sense of belonging, pride, and identity.
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INCA 2024 Convention Program of Events
Ijaw Knowledge Base
Ijaw Wiki Facts
The Ijaws are a collection of people that are indigenous to the Niger Delta in Nigeria.
There are some ethnic groups or settlements that are as old as Nigeria or older than the country and have become relevant to date. These ethnic groups are known to be ancient, providing their people with basic resources that have sustained them till the present.
Like many ethnic groups in Nigeria, the Ijaws have many local foods that are not widespread in Nigeria. Many of these foods involve fish and other seafoods such as clams, oysters and periwinkles; yams and plantains.
The Izon language can be divided into two major categories. The Tuomo Clan, Egbema, Ekeremor, Sagbama (Mein), Bassan, Apoi, Arogbo, Boma (Bumo), Kabo (Kabuowei), Ogboin, Tarakiri, and Kolokuma-Opokuma make up the first group, which is referred to as Western or Central Izon (Ijaw).
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Secretary
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Financial Secretary
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Auditor INCA
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