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 Brighton 2011 |
Nike is a warm, open and welcoming people. We are also hospitable. That is why we welcome people from other lands and climes with open hand and share with them practically everything we have.
The sad news however with our open-door policy is that, oftentimes, our visitors have exploited and abused our warm-heartedness.
As an organisation, Umunike United Kingdom and Ireland is here to serve the interests of both our host communities and our home people. We are here to work towards the upliftment and protection of the interests of the people of Nike both at home and in the diaspora.
We hope to achieve these noble objectives by carrying out development projects, helping in the education of our people, and participating in leadership activities.
We carry out community projects which include, but not limited to: building of roads; bridges; provision of clean, drinkable water; provision of electricity to the rural communities, etc.
We also provide grants and other monetary inducements to our youths to enable them acquire the highest level of education they are capable of attaining. We embark on school projects, like building and maintaining school buildings; equipping school laboratories and sporting facilities.
Since its inception in 2004, our great Association has always been blessed by a high calibre of talented and dedicated leaders. Our current leaders comprises as follows:
Since assuming office in 2014, Pastor Anike has been piloting the affairs of our great Association.
Mrs Ndu-Anike was elected to this position in the 2014 general elections. Since then, she has been running the Association's secretariate with enthusiasm.
The 2014 General Elections of our great Association ushered Mrs Anike into the office. Since then, she has been taking adequate care of our finances.
Ngozi was originally elected to this prestigious office during the 2000 General Elections of our great Association. In appreciation of her efficiency in taking care of the welfare of our members, she was returned unopposed during the 2014 General Elections.
