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Nana Eriomala Olomu — Documentary
A documentary on Nana Eriomala Olomu, the great Itsekiri chief and leader who resisted British invasion in the 19th century.
Established 2026 · Non-profit 501(c)(3)
The Itsekiri Community
The Itsekiri Community
Establishment, Inc.
A beacon of cultural preservation and community advocacy — celebrating the rich heritage of the Itsekiri people.
Who We Are
A Beacon of Cultural Preservation & Community Advocacy
The Itsekiri Community Establishment, Inc. (I.C.E) serves as a beacon of cultural preservation and community advocacy. We strive to service the poor and underserved Itsekiri community, while celebrating the rich heritage of the Itsekiri people.
Our services geared mostly to the impoverished Itsekiri community people suffering in broken places is our endeavor effort to counter the challenges and ensure that Itsekiri is not sidetracked in a vast diverse growing world, and our heritage is preserved for future generations.
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Our Mission
To foster understanding, respect, and awareness of the Itsekiri people and culture, while highlighting Itsekiri people struggles globally.
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Our Vision
To preserve and promote our cultural heritage that represents the true historical values of who we are as Itsekiri, showcasing our historical legacy of great influence.
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Our Cause
To counter ethnic marginalization, political suppression, and cultural misrepresentation — serving the impoverished and preserving our heritage for future generations.
“Small in population, but mighty in worth”
The Itsekiri Community Establishment, Inc. (I.C.E)
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A Culture Rich, Vibrant & Resilient
Our culture is rich and vibrant in Itsekiri distinctive music, dance, customs, cuisine, and architectural styles that reflect our unique heritage. From our traditional festivals to our ceremonial practices, every aspect of Itsekiri culture tells a story of resilience, influence, creativity, and community determination.
Explore Our Culture
Video Library
Stories in Motion
From the documentary of Nana Eriomala Olomu to our annual humanitarian missions across the Itsekiri riverine.
Our Heritage
Itsekiri Influences of the Early Centuries
Itsekiri Chief & Leader (Eriomala)
Nana Olomu
Nana was Itsekiri chief and a great Itsekiri leader who single handedly resisted and fought British imperialist that England Queen Victoria sent to invade Ebrohimi Bresigbe Itsekiri in a fierce battle in the 19 centuries after the Berlin conference of 1884 and 1885, and Nana struck out clauses from the Queen treaties that wouldn't favor West African trades. The British suffered severe casualties in the war from their underestimation of Nana fighting skills as featured in his documentary video. (Eriomala) Nana middle name means (The challenges to raise a child).
Itsekiri Chief of Influence (Omimi-Ejor)
Festus Okotie-Eboh
Festus Okotie-Boh was Itsekiri Chief of influence, popularly known and referred to as Omimi-Ejor. His school named after him (Okotie Eboh Grammar School) is in good accreditation on Macphasy road, Sapele, coastal Delta.
Events & Activities
Serving Our Community
Annual
Annual Holiday Toy Drive
Our annual holiday toy drive is for the underprivileged. Each year, I.C.E humanitarian crew members travel by speedboat and canoe to deliver end of year gifts to underprivileged families in the Kolo-Kolo Itsekiri riverine, where the only means of travel is by speedboat or canoe.
Future Initiative
OVC
Details coming soon.
Future Initiative
Skill Acquisition
Details coming soon.
I.C.E in Action
Community Activities in the USA
Our 2025 holiday toy giveaway served children of underprivileged families in the Greater Boston area.
From the Blog
News & Stories
Jun 17, 2026
Welcome to the Itsekiri Community Establishment, Inc.
Welcome to the official home of the Itsekiri Community Establishment, Inc. (I.C.E).
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