Meetings

ICSN meeting is held every second Sunday of each month and is a great place to network with Igbo youths in the UK. Our next general meeting is on Sunday, July 12th. We look forward to seeing you there!

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    ICSN 2009 Elections: The Results

  • As the new exec team takes office, we shall tread with caution as the process to build ICSN’s prominence will require some time. But be assured, it is an achievable goal as we have hit the ground running and the spirit of commitment from the new exec team members fills me with immense enthusiasm.
  • By: Ben Ogbolu     Pages: 1     Views: 142     Comments: 2 For ICSN Registered Members

    Final Word From Present ICSN Network Director

  • It has been an interesting year to say the least. There have been fun times and there have also been a few trying moments. Despite all the things that have happened this year and over the last 10 years in ICSN, nobody can convince me different, ICSN is still a good idea and it is something that young Ibo's in London need to be involved with and car...
  • By: Charles Emeka     Pages: 1     Views: 87     Comments: 0 For ICSN Registered Members

    ICSN 2009 Election Day On Sunday 19th April

  • The next meeting/election takes place on the 19th of April 2009, Please note: to vote and or run for office, you must be a registered member with the year’s subscription of £35 paid in full. This permits you to attend monthly meetings for a year and rebates at ICSN events. However, ordinary attendance would attract the sum of £5, but only allows th...
  • By: Ben Ogbolu     Pages: 1     Views: 83     Comments: 0

    I Saw Ribadu In Rwanda

  • When it was Ribadu's turn, he told the meeting: "I am Nuhu Ribadu, former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission of Nigeria, currently recuperating from a bloodied nose". The hall cracked into laughter. But the other anti-corruption chiefs and operatives would not laugh later when Ribadu took part in a country case studies panel.
  • By: Reuben Abati     Pages: 2     Views: 124     Comments: 1

Change of Venue

Please note that due to circumstances outside our control, our venue for the general house monthly meeting has changed from Elixir Bar to Laughing Gravy. The new venue is centrally located.

Photos from the recently concluded ICSN 2009 Elections at Elixir bar.

Visit our gallery for the pictures.