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The lgbo occupies, many territories from the lower Niger region of Nigeria. With credible census, it is believed that the Igbo is the most populous ethnic block in present day Nigeria.After effects of a brutal 3 year war and Boundary partitioning in the lower Niger region creates lgbo presence stretching from present day states of Benue , Kogi , Edo, Bayalesa, Cross River and Akwa Ibom.And there are two other states, Delta and Rivers which are considered core Igbo states together withFive which are classified as South East States.The lgbo are are considered the widest traveled ethnic group in Nigeria.They are vastly spread in Nigeria and beyond.A popular saying has it, that anywhere the lgbo are not found, is not habitable. TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE Travel and adventure are second nature of the lgbo. They love to travel and explore;They see adventure as gateways to broaden their horizon.If risk-taking determines success in the long run, the lgbo youths are neither an exemption nor deterred. They embrace it. They chase it. They achieve it. IPID’s IMPACT IPID ; Igbo People In Diaspors is a child of circumstance. It was born at a time when a new wave of emigration overseas became an affliction with dangerous risks of trekking through Sahara Desert and jumping onto boats to cross the Atlantic Ocean became pronounced.These youth engaged in these desperate measures not by any fault of theirs but as a result of impact of a corrupt eco-political system in Nigeria.IPID emerged with a view to intervene in the lives of these lgbo youths.Overriding goal was to stop them from these dangerous desert treks and toensure that these youth are stopped from these blind risks of attempts to crossing the Atlantic into Europe of which along the way many become slaves in many parts of North Africa. Human organ harvesters trap the ones who are caught between flight to nowhere, and many never return to their families. At home , the goal also is to ensure that once we succeed in preventing from the dangerous trips that they are not also deployed as political thugs but rather that they use their education to engage in productive live pursuits.IPID has been succeeding in helping lgbo youths through self rediscovery as many now engage in small scale business through partnerships and enterprise.-IPID partners with youth so they position for the global challenge Author:Chukwuma Ewuzie

What began as a modest endeavor in 2022 with just 10 pigs has transformed into a beacon of agricultural excellence and community empowerment. The Imo State IPID Piggery Farm Project was founded on a bold vision: to utilize agriculture as a tool to empower local youth and drive sustainable development. Today, that vision is a thriving reality. Remarkable Growth and Economic Impact In just a few short years, the farm has seen exponential growth, proving that grassroots initiatives can yield professional-grade results. Empowering the Next Generation The true value of the Piggery Farm Project lies in its human impact. By focusing on agribusiness, IPID has created a self-sustaining cycle of growth for the region’s youth. Building a Self-Sustaining Future The success of the Imo State Piggery Farm is a testament to the power of grassroots development. It serves as a scalable model for how agricultural projects can foster independence and pride within a community. As we look toward the future, IPID is committed to expanding this model across Southeastern Nigeria. Our goal remains clear: to empower more youth, support more communities, and build a stronger, self-sustaining region for generations to come.

IPID Announces Ijeoma Mary Okwara as Overall Winner of 5th Quiz Competition The Igbo People in Diaspora (IPID) is proud to officially announce Ijeoma Mary Okwara of the Imo hub as the overall winner of the fifth edition of its ongoing quiz competition. This announcement follows a comprehensive evaluation of all entries, where Ijeoma distinguished herself through her ability to accurately answer every aspect of the challenge. Celebrating Heritage and Leadership According to IPID, this competition series is designed with a dual purpose: to test knowledge and to serve as a vital reminder of the rich cultural heritage and values of the Igbo people. The quiz specifically highlights: A Global Commitment to Excellence IPID commended the enthusiasm shown by participants from various hubs across the federation. The organization reaffirmed its commitment to fostering unity and empowering Ndigbo worldwide to lead with integrity, pride, and excellence. Gratitude was expressed to all who took part, along with an assurance that more opportunities for engagement, prizes, and leadership development will be organized in the future. Congratulations to the Champion The organization extends its warmest congratulations to Ijeoma Mary Okwara for her excellent and outstanding performance. Her victory stands as a well-deserved recognition of her dedication to learning and cultural pride.

The Igbo People in Diaspora (IPID) is thrilled to announce Sandra Okocha of Rivers Hub as the triumphant winner of its recently concluded quiz competition! Following a rigorous evaluation of all entries, Sandra emerged victorious, demonstrating an impressive ability to identify all the great Igbo leaders displayed in the competition’s visual segment. This competition, as explained by IPID, was crafted with a purpose far beyond a simple test of knowledge. It was designed to be a vibrant reminder of the rich heritage and profound values that define the Igbo people. Participants were encouraged to reflect on the significant contributions of exemplary leaders of Igbo extraction and to appreciate the enduring legacies of our heroes past. More than that, the competition aimed to inspire participants to embody these values and strive towards becoming the best versions of themselves. IPID extends its heartfelt commendation to all participants for their incredible enthusiasm and unwavering commitment to learning, growth, and leadership. The organization assures its community that many more engaging quiz opportunities will be organized in the future, providing platforms for continued engagement, exciting prizes, and the deepening of essential leadership values within the diaspora. Reaffirming its powerful vision, IPID stated that it remains steadfast in its commitment to fostering unity, proudly celebrating Igbo heritage, and empowering Ndigbo across the globe to lead with integrity, pride, and excellence. The organization expressed its profound gratitude to all who participated, urging them to continue supporting initiatives that champion knowledge, pride, and purpose. A massive congratulations to Sandra Okocha for her outstanding performance and truly well-deserved recognition! Her success is a testament to the vibrant intellectual spirit within the Igbo community.