The Isoko Association of Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) is one of the active local chapters under the umbrella of the Isoko Association of North America (IANA). It was formed to unite Isoko indigenes living in the Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area, providing them with a platform to celebrate culture, strengthen community ties, and support one another in their diaspora journey.
Structure and Membership
Membership is open to all Isoko sons and daughters, their families, and friends residing in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
- Executive Committee – elected officers who lead the chapter.
- General Members – individuals and families who participate in meetings and events.
- Committees – dedicated groups handling welfare, cultural promotion, and community outreach.
Why Join?
- To connect with fellow Isoko indigenes in the DFW area.
- To preserve and celebrate Isoko culture through regular gatherings.
- To benefit from welfare support during life’s challenges.
- To access networking opportunities for professional and social growth.
- To participate in community development projects in both Texas and Isoko land.
Notable Activities & Contributions
- Organizes cultural events and family gatherings for members in Dallas.
- Contributes to IANA national conventions and broader Isoko diaspora programs.
- Supports charity and development projects in Isoko Nation.
- Provides mentorship and integration support for new immigrants to the Dallas area.
Contact and Website
🌐 Connect via IANA website for more information and chapter contacts.
📱 Local updates are often shared through social media groups and networks of the association.