United Africa Advisory Board Inaugural Ceremony Unites African Nations in Prince George’s County

A Shared Vision for African Empowerment

The United Africa Advisory Board (UAAB) held its inaugural swearing-in ceremony, a historic celebration of African representation in Prince George’s County.

In partnership with the Office of County Executive Aisha Braveboy, the event gathered ambassadors, leaders, and members of the African diaspora to honor collaboration, unity, and progress.

UAAB represents a unified voice for African residents across Prince George’s County. The organization focuses on strengthening community leadership, expanding cultural recognition, and creating fair access to local government opportunities.

“Our unity creates impact,” said a UAAB representative. “Together, we can ensure that African communities are seen, supported, and heard.”

Partnership with Prince George’s County

The County Executive’s Office commended UAAB for its commitment to inclusivity and community growth. Through this partnership, UAAB helps connect African residents with programs in education, human services, and business development.

UAAB also advises the county on issues that directly affect African residents, helping bridge communication and cooperation between local government and the community it serves.

This collaboration strengthens civic participation, expands opportunity, and establishes lasting representation for the African diaspora in Maryland.

Honoring Leadership and Dedication

UAAB recognized outstanding ambassadors for their service and leadership during the ceremony:

• Dr. Billy Okoye

• Lady Ono Achale

• Dr. Joy Davis

• Hon. Chidi Aghoghotu

• Pastor Beatrice Benson

• Judith Ifeoma Nwafor

• Hannah Gyasi-Adonten

• Ike Ogbuebile

• Stanley Ogbumuo

Their dedication embodies UAAB’s values of integrity, fairness, and collective progress.

A New Era for African Representation

The inauguration introduced a strong foundation for continued African empowerment in Prince George’s County. With nations from across the continent represented, UAAB is leading efforts that highlight cultural pride, promote political engagement, and create new pathways for growth and collaboration.

Join the Movement

UAAB invites members of the African diaspora to participate in shaping the future of Prince George’s County. Through volunteering, leadership, and advocacy, each contribution strengthens a unified community voice.

Stay connected. Speak up. Grow with us at UAAB, We Stand United.