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Our Mission
To unite Mbube sons and daughters in public and civil service through a disciplined, accountable and inclusive system of welfare, empowerment and representation.
Our story
Who we are
The Mbube Workers Welfare Association (MWWA) was formed by the sons and daughters of Mbube serving across Nigeria’s public and civil service sectors. Inspired by a common heritage of excellence, service and unity, they resolved to move from individual efforts to coordinated action at both National and Branch levels.
The Association acknowledges the enduring legacy of the Mbube people of Ogoja Local Government Area, Cross River State, and is committed to the wellbeing of present and future generations of Mbube professionals.
“Together for Strength and Progress.”
— Our motto
— Our motto
A shared vision
Mbube workers organise to support one another and the homeland.
Incorporated
Registered as a corporate body by the Corporate Affairs Commission in Abuja (Reg. No. 8593492).
Going digital
Our official website opens for registration, dues payment and announcements.
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Our Vision
A strong, united Mbube professional community that delivers sustainable impact and equitable opportunities for present and future generations.
Article 3 of the Constitution
Our objectives
- To foster unity and solidarity among members across all Branches and Zones.
- To institutionalize structured welfare and support systems for members.
- To provide lawful assistance to members in times of distress or hardship.
- To protect and promote the image, values, and development of the Mbube homeland.
- To align and collaborate with like-minded organizations, as approved by the NEC.
- To promote cultural identity, recreational activities, and youth mentorship.
- To establish training, empowerment, and development programs across Branches, subject to national coordination.
Core values
Accountability
Open, receipted and reported use of funds.
Solidarity
Standing together in joy and in hardship.
Community
Advancing the Mbube homeland.
Excellence & Service
A heritage of excellence in public service.
Governance
How the Association is run
The Constitution is the supreme document of the Association and applies to the National body and all Branches.
National Executive Council (NEC)
The supreme governing authority. It supervises Branches, approves policies, budgets and elections, and represents the Association nationally.
General Assemblies
The National General Assembly (all financial members) is the supreme legislative body. Each recognised Branch has its own General Assembly.
Executive Committees
The Branch Executive Committee runs daily affairs, while the Expanded Executive Committee (past and present officers and patrons) offers advice and institutional memory.
Fair elections
Parliamentary-style elections, one representative per community, leadership rotating between Mbube East and Mbube West, with two-year terms.
Discipline
The NEC is the apex disciplinary authority, with fair sanctions for breaches of the Association’s rules and obligations.
Branches
Branches can be established across Nigeria, each with its own leadership and one bank account, under the oversight of the NEC.
Be part of the Mbube family
Join fellow sons and daughters of Mbube in public and civil service. Together for strength and progress.