Ngwa Day 2025
A Celebration of Heritage & Unity
Join sons and daughters of Ngwa land as we gather to honor our roots, showcase our culture, and celebrate our future.
- Isiala Ngwa Central School
Our Day. Our Heritage. Our Future.
Ngwa Day is the heartbeat of the Ngwa people. It is a day when we gather not just to celebrate, but to reconnect—with our roots, our stories, our dances, our songs, our flavors, and with one another.
From the rhythm of the drums to the taste of palm wine, from the elegance of isiagu attire to the joy of masquerades, Ngwa Day is where culture comes alive. It is where elders pass the torch of heritage to the younger generation, and where the world is invited to witness the pride of Ngwa land.
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Why attend?
What to expect in Ngwa Day
At this year’s festival, we’ve curated an unforgettable experience, blending the traditional with the modern, the local with the global. Here’s a sneak peek at what awaits you:
Traditional Performances
From the rhythmic drumming that has echoed through Ngwa villages for centuries, to traditional dances that celebrate our history and way of life.
Food & Cuisine
At Ngwa Day, we bring you an array of delicious dishes that have been cherished for centuries including ofe ukazi na mmiri achara.
Community Building
Ngwa Day is all about bringing people together. Whether you’re from the Ngwa community or simply interested in our culture, this is a great opportunity to meet like-minded individuals.
Heroes’ Tribute
Honoring Ngwa legends, past and present.
Cultural Showcase
Dance, music, stories, and ancestral spirit.
Future Charge
Inspiring vision for the Ngwa nation.
Cultural Ambassadors
Ngwa Day shines because of the people who carry our culture with pride
Dr Alex Otti
Executive Governor of Abia
Sen. Enyinna Abaribe
Senator, Abia South
Dr Okezie Ikpeazu
Former Governor of Abia State
