South Carolina Chapter

Serving the Abiriba community in South Carolina since 2020

48 Active Members
Established 2020
Columbia, South Carolina

About South Carolina Chapter

The South Carolina Chapter of ACIU North America was founded in 2020 and has quickly become a close-knit community of 48 dedicated members in the Columbia area and surrounding regions. Despite being one of our newer chapters, we have established strong traditions and meaningful connections.

Our chapter focuses on educational support, cultural preservation, and community engagement. We take pride in our scholarship program, traditional cooking workshops, and community service initiatives that strengthen both our Abiriba identity and our ties to the broader South Carolina community.

We welcome all Abiriba people in South Carolina to join our growing family and participate in preserving our heritage while building a brighter future for the next generation.

Meeting Information

Meeting Schedule

Third Saturday of each month

4:00 PM EST

Location

Columbia Community Hall

1026 Sumter St

Columbia, SC 29201

Upcoming Events

Monthly Chapter Meeting

February 15, 2025
4:00 PM ESTColumbia Community Hall

Regular monthly meeting with community updates and networking

Traditional Cooking Workshop

February 28, 2025
1:00 PM ESTColumbia Community Hall

Learn to prepare authentic Abiriba dishes and share recipes

Educational Scholarship Awards

March 15, 2025
3:00 PM ESTColumbia Community Hall

Annual scholarship presentation to deserving students

Chapter Leadership

Dr. Ngozi Eze
President
Mrs. Adaeze Okonkwo
Secretary
Mr. Chukwuma Ibe
Treasurer

Recent News

South Carolina Chapter Awards Three Scholarships

January 25, 2025

Chapter proudly awards $15,000 in scholarships to local students pursuing higher education.

Community Garden Project Launched

January 12, 2025

Members collaborate to create community garden promoting traditional agriculture practices.

Annual Cultural Festival Planning Begins

December 28, 2024

Chapter begins preparations for the 2025 cultural festival celebrating Abiriba heritage.

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