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Our Mission

The Center for Memories is a repository of the history and culture of Ndigbo, informing and empowering leaders to serve with excellence and integrity.

Our Vision

To be the leading hub for Igbo history, culture, and excellence.

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Benefits of the Centre

Volunteers impacted
120+
Visitors Hosted
7000+
Schools benefited
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What People
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‘Nkata Umu Ibe’, a programme of the Centre for Memories has become a very profitable platform to recollect our fundamental characteristic as a people, revise and rehabilitate our history and promote Igbo Language, Culture and way of life

Chief John Nnia Nwodo,
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“I appreciate the Centre for Memories for putting such a repository of our history as Igbo people. As a youth who never experienced the Civil War, I have been taken back memory lane and it has been an experience I can never forget as an Igbo person. Thank you CFM.”

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"I want to express my profound gratitude to the Centre for Memories Museum for inculcating more knowledge in me about the Biafra War."

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"I love the Centre for Memories. This is exactly what we need. I am going to bring my children here. Igbo culture will live forever!"

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CFM BOOK CLUB MARCH 2021

In March 2021, the CFM Monthly Online Bookclub will review 01 Mar 21

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CHIMAMANDA ADICHIE PRESENTS CFM FOR GRANT AWARD

Thank you Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie for being so gracious to recommend the Centre For Memories (CF ... Read more

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A STORY THAT MUST BE TOLD DOES NOT FORGIVE SILENCE – OKEY NDIBE (February 2021 CFM Book Club with Prof. Okey Ndibe)

According to Napoleon Bonaparte, “show me a family of readers, and I will show you the peop ... Read more

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CFM BOOK CLUB FEBRUARY 2021

During our last book club session, we reviewed Elechi Amadi’s “The Slave”. It w ... Read more

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CFM DOCUMENTARY WINS SILVER IN THE 2020 SPOTLIGHT DOCUMENTARY FILM AWARDS

 

Just a month after clinching a nomination for the Africa Movie Academy Awards, t ... Read more

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SUSPENSION OF NKATA UMUIBE LECTURE SERIES



The Coronavirus has changed the reality of our world and as a responsible organiz ... Read more

05 Feb 21
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