Source: Mr. William E. Kumah
NEW JERSEY – The Council of Ewe Associations of North America (CEANA) has formally extended warm congratulations and a goodwill message to the Novisi Association of New Jersey as the local organization celebrates its 20th anniversary milestone.
In an official letter issued on July 21, 2026, by CEANA President William E. Kumah, the umbrella organization praised Novisi’s two decades of continuous service, cultural preservation, and community engagement.
A Pillar of Unity and Cultural Heritage
Founded on principles of mutual aid, unity, and the preservation of Ewe cultural heritage, the Novisi Association of New Jersey has expanded from humble beginnings into a vibrant, respected pillar within the diaspora.
Writing on behalf of CEANA’s Council of Representatives and Executive Committee, Kumah highlighted the organization’s adaptability and unwavering dedication through twenty years of societal and global changes.
“This achievement honors not only the passage of time, but also the enduring vision, resilience, and dedication of the founders, past leaders, members, and supporters who have nurtured and sustained Novisi since its inception,” Kumah stated in the address.
A Legacy of Community Impact
Over its 20-year history, Novisi has made significant contributions through:
- Community Development & Philanthropy: Providing sustained support and resources to local and diaspora initiatives.
- Youth Engagement: Strengthening intergenerational bonds and passing cultural traditions down to younger generations.
- Cultural Preservation: Serving as a home away from home and promoting Ewe culture across the region.
Honoring the Visionaries
The anniversary celebration serves as both a reflection on past achievements and an tribute to the founding members, past executives, elders, and volunteers whose sacrifices built the organization’s foundation.
Looking ahead, CEANA expressed strong optimism for the future of the Novisi Association, wishing the group continued growth, unity, and success as it enters its third decade of impact.
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