URHOBO
PROGRESSIVE
association houston
a non-profit organization-EIN #87-3464195
Motto:
Culture, Unity, and Progress
Urhobo Anthem
WELCOME TO THE
URHOBO
progressive association houston
Urhobo Anthem
About us
UPA Houston was founded in 1982 by group of Urhobos who lived around the Houston areas, many of them were students, who had travelled to the United State for further studies. Using ethnicity and to some extent the Urhobo Language as rallying tool, the group quickly and easily found and gathered themselves and no sooner Urhobo Progressive Association was formed.
Our History & Culture
History
Urhobo Progressive Association (UPA) Houston was founded in 1982, by a group of Urhobos (mostly students) living in the Houston, who had migrated from Nigeria to United States in the early 70’s and 80’s, to further their education.
Anthem
Urhobo Kokore Ọgbare
Urhobo eh, Orere r’ ivie sa a a
Urhobo Kokore Ọgbare
Urhobo eh, Orere r’ ivie sa a a
Obo r’ Urhobo je vwe na
Asọfa je vwe ọtiọ ye eh…
Activities & Events
UPA Houston as a group is involved in a lot of activities all year round. With every new regime, the activities & events are reviewed. Together, we celebrate our rich cultural heritage and collectively work towards a brighter future for all.
welcome to upa
UPA Houston is home to Urhobo indigenes living in Houston and its’ environs.
Founded in 1982 and now with over hundred members, you bet, something nice and interesting is happening here! If you are an Urhobo in the Houston are and have not heard or found us, ask and check around, hurry and find us.! As a community organization, our reach is wide. One of our goals is to reach out neighboring organizations and together we, we can impact our local community.
To our esteem members, I say thank you for all the good work and fellowship! Let us join hands together as before, to build a better and bigger UPA. Our Motto-Culture, Unity and Progress is good building block for us to grow in peace and strength.
Let’s do it!
Eric Erigha
President, UPA