Nigeria Leadership — Find and Claim Your Position
UATEI Nigeria leaders: use this official page to locate your existing leadership record and request access to your national or zonal virtual office.
Account safety: Do not claim another person's position. Email confirmation establishes control of an email address, not authority to occupy an office. Executive access is granted only after independent review.
The directory below shows imported historical appointments. If your record is missing or outdated, contact the Nigeria administration rather than claiming somebody else's record.
UATEI Nigeria — National Virtual Office
Claim your leadership appointment
Sign in with your UATEI account, or create a WordPress account below. Then select your own leadership record and request verification.
Nigeria for Nigeria — National Development & International Cooperation
UATEI Nigeria is a Nigerian-led platform for its people, communities and institutions. Each national division builds and finances its own programs, assets and services. No other UATEI country is obligated to finance Nigeria, and Nigeria is not obligated to finance another country's operations.
National self-development
Nigerian leadership identifies local needs, organizes the six zones, sets an approved national operating plan, and develops locally viable revenue and projects.
Tree & River Covenant
Families and communities preserve identity and stewardship, organize local Pueblos/community units, participate in transparent decision-making, and invest in eligible local development and services.
Country-accountable finance
Nigeria maintains its own accountable national and community funds and reports their use. National operations, local restricted funds and international shared-service charges are recorded separately.
International network
The international platform connects autonomous national divisions through shared technology, diplomacy, cultural exchange, trade, education and voluntary cross-country partnerships—not automatic cross-country subsidies.
Community allocation safeguard: Any portion of member dues earmarked for a registered Nigerian Pueblo/community is governed by an adopted Nigerian charter and an approved allocation rate; no percentage is assumed here. Local members vote on permitted local projects under the applicable rules. No live financial balances are represented by this directory.
Nigeria National Program Areas
These program areas integrate previously described Nigerian priorities with the Tree & River Covenant. Listing a program area does not mean a project has been funded or launched.
Culture, heritage & kinship
Preserve diverse Nigerian cultural identities, histories, languages and traditional knowledge; build voluntary cultural exchanges across zones and with the wider network.
Education, youth & families
Support literacy, vocational education, youth leadership, family development, community learning, and cultural education.
Agriculture, housing & wellbeing
Develop locally approved cooperative agriculture, community health, housing and renewable-energy initiatives with transparent project budgets.
Enterprise & trade
Grow Nigerian cooperative enterprises, artisanship, traditional goods, marketplace participation and international market connections.
Leadership directory
Amb. Abraham Kwaghfan
North Central • Benue / Abuja • Tiv
Prof. Ken Nwankama
National
Prof. Hauwau Evelyn Yusuf
North West
Prof. Ezekiel Tagwi Williams
North East
Prof. David Dungi Joel
North Central
Prof. Babarinde Ojo
South West
Prof. Osagie Success Ikezahu
South South
Prof. Kamalu Ejiogu
South East
Amb. Com. Aswond Jimmy
National
Amb. Ayo Adekunle
National • Yoruba
Amb. Fajemi Rhoda Jacob
National
Hajiya Maryam Yunusa
National
Amb. Serah Manasseh
National
Amb. Dr. Nkechi Obinna
National
Amb. Barr. Utchay Ijoma
National
Mrs. Ngozi Ike
National
Sunday Godwin
National
Abdulaeez Alabi
National
Dr. Garen OMONIGHO
South South
Assoc. Prof. James Onowa
North Central
Rev. Amb. Kingsley C. Onyebuchi
South East • Imo — Owerri • Igbo
Amb. (Dr.) Adeniyi Amos Adekunle
South South
Wada Ilemona Haruna
National
Henry Emeka Kalu
National
Amb. Dr. Anthony Ogosu Obo-Claudius
South South • Rivers
Pending Identification
National
Nigeria offices
National Office • North Central • North East • North West • South East • South South • South West
The Nigeria office is under the UATEI International structure. Regional leadership has access only after verification and explicit assignment.
Nigeria Embassy Operations and Leadership Boot Camp
Nigeria for Nigeria: a self-directed national platform linked to an international network through voluntary cooperation, shared services, trade and cultural relations. Each country is accountable for its own financing and national development. The Tree & River Covenant connects heritage, local stewardship and responsible economic exchange.
Executive governance
Lead Nigeria's national plan, coordinate the six zonal offices, verify officers and tribal applications, review program proposals and record decisions.
Six zonal offices
Oversee locally approved activity within an assigned zone. Report progress to Nigeria's national office while respecting each community's governance.
Registration and stewardship
Communities may apply for a registry profile. Verification and recognition decisions are not automatic; local traditions, governance and lawful status require appropriate review.
Leadership Boot Camp — Seven Required Modules
Leaders study each principle and complete its knowledge check. Training records are attached to the existing WordPress account. Finishing training does not itself verify identity or appoint an official.
To complete training, submit tribal registration or access a leadership office, sign in or create an account above.
1. Nigeria for Nigeria
National autonomy and responsibility
Nigeria organizes and finances its own operations, services and infrastructure. The national office must publish priorities and accountable budgets. Other countries are not obliged to fund Nigeria, nor vice versa.
Knowledge check: Who is automatically obligated to finance Nigeria?
2. International relationships
Cooperation without financial dependency
UATEI international services facilitate diplomacy, introductions, cultural exchange, shared standards and voluntary trade. Each cross-border arrangement needs clear terms, authorizations and mutual consent.
Knowledge check: What creates a cross-border funding obligation?
3. The Tree and the River Covenant
Roots, continuity and circulation
The Tree represents identity, ancestral history, education, family stewardship, and intergenerational responsibility. The River represents exchange, enterprise, mutual support, movement of knowledge and resources. Local community decisions must remain accountable.
Knowledge check: Which statement reflects the Covenant?
4. Financial stewardship
Separate accounts and community protections
Nigeria national operations, registered community development allocations, and international service payments must be distinguished. No local dues percentage is active until lawfully adopted and published. Members should be able to review permitted project decisions and reports.
Knowledge check: When should a community dues percentage be used?
5. Embassy leadership and six zones
National, zonal and community responsibilities
The Nigeria Prime Minister coordinates the national division. Verified zonal officers coordinate approved zone activities. Tribal/community registrants manage their own charters and programs. No imported title grants privileges without independent verification.
Knowledge check: What grants an officer access?
6. Development and services
Projects that strengthen Nigerian communities
Programs may include agriculture, vocational training, cultural preservation, youth education, health access, cooperative enterprise, energy, housing and trade. Teams should define beneficiaries, budgets, milestones, risks and reporting before asking for approval.
Knowledge check: What should a project proposal contain?
7. Identity, registration and accountability
Claim, verify, operate and report
Leaders claim their historic records using the shared WordPress login. Tribes apply for registration and undergo review. Approved leaders use a limited front-end office; access stays separate from WordPress administrator authority. Progress and approval are auditable.
Knowledge check: Does boot camp completion automatically create official authority?
Register a Nigerian Tribe or Community
Registration is open to Nigerian tribes, cultural organizations and local communities for review. Submission does not constitute government recognition, UATEI membership approval, or official diplomatic accreditation.
Sign in to register a community.
Finance safeguard: This release records registration, training, proposals and decisions; it does not collect dues, handle funds, issue legal recognition, establish a treasury, or set a community allocation percentage. Adopt national and local rules and obtain applicable legal review before enabling financial transactions.