We’re a Pro Nigeria group of Igbo patriots working for the unity and progress of Nigeria; adept disciples of One Nigeria as a political philosophy.
We’re a Pro Nigeria group of Igbo patriots working for the unity and progress of Nigeria; adept disciples of One Nigeria as a political philosophy.
The mission of Igbos For A Progressive Nigeria – IPAN is to unite Ndigbo and educate them about the gains of participating fully in the activities of Nigeria, to build bridges of understanding and partnership with other regions, to ensure that Ndigbo are part of scheme of things in Nigeria, and to facilitate the the South East social development and political transition to more favorable situation.
The mission of Igbos For A Progressive Nigeria – IPAN is to unite Ndigbo and educate them about the gains of participating fully in the activities of Nigeria, to build bridges of understanding and partnership with other regions, to ensure that Ndigbo are part of scheme of things in Nigeria, and to facilitate the the South East social development and political transition to more favorable situation.
We are happy to announce the following contestants as the winners of IPAN’s One-Year Anniversary Essay Contest: 1st Prize – N100,000 OKOLI JESSICA ONYINYECHI Name: Okoli Jessica Onyinyechi Occupation: Teacher...
A socio-cultural organization, Igbos for a Progressive Nigeria, IPAN, has called on the federal government to apply diplomacy in handling the case of the IPOB leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. While...
A group of women on Monday protested against incessant violence, killings and shedding of blood in Nigeria, especially in Anambra state, calling for peace in the state. The protesters, under...
The women wing of a Nongovernmental Organization, “Igbos for a Progressive Nigeria”, IPAN, has protested against Incessant killings in Nigeria, especially Anambra state, calling for peace in the state. The...
On June 20, 2021, IPAN women took to the streets of Awka, Anambra State, for a peaceful march, demanding end of violence and killings in the southeast. They marched for...
