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Nembe Bassambiri
Baylsa State Nigeria
Baylsa State Nigeria
Nembe Bassambiri is the twin city of Ogbolomabiri-Nembe in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. While the historic town of
Nembe is the center of local govenment, Bassambiri is the nerve center for culture. The royal Chief is HRM Ralph
Michael Iwowari, JP. King Mein VII, Amanyanabo of Bassambiri Nembe.
Cultural celebrations, omungu aru, traditional dances and colorful masquerade are events that peak in Easter and
Christmas holiday seasons. Nembe is also noted for rich artistic culture such as the women artia. Usually a double
tied traditional wrappers for formal occasions.
Basic Junior Secondary School and the Community Girls Secondary School are the two premier secondary schools
in Nembe Bassambiri There are banks, insurance agents, hotels and quest houses, community health centers
operating in Nembe township. Other cottage industries exit but on a small scale. These include fish traders and
bakeries.
Education
Advancement of education and intervention in capacity building are areas of deep concern and focus of Nembe Ibe USA.
The organization shall actively lobby private and public organizations for socio-economic developments and support
educational initiatives in the Nembe Community. For the 2011-2012 academic year, about nine students benefited from
the scholarship awards in Ogbolomabiri Nembe.
Rural Development
Projects undertaken by Nembe ibe USA will align and adopt strategies based on effective policy models for grass-root rural
development. Pro-Natura International (Nigeria) rural development policy model is embrassed in our Schools and health
care assistance programs. PNI (Nigeria) advocates that effectively implemented community led development process is a
viable tool for sustainable rural development, conflict resolution and economic improvement for poor and marginalised
communities.
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