Mission Statement
Diamond International Club is a global community committed to fostering lifelong camaraderie among members while empowering them in every sphere of life,including business, family, politics, social engagement, and personal development. We exist to uplift one another through shared values, mutual support, and collaborative growth, building a foundation of excellence and integrity that extends beyond the present into future generations.
Vision Statement
To be a distinguished legacy-driven network of leaders and change makers,united by friendship, elevated by purpose impactful to their communities and families for generations. Diamond International Club envisions a future where our collective strength transcends borders, shaping a resilient and empowered lineage of members across the globe.
Leadership & Structure
At their January 5, 2025 end-of-year event, key leaders were highlighted:
Chief Uchenna Anozie – Supreme Lord Mayor (South Africa branch)
Chief Theo Mmeremikwu – Vice Lord Mayor
Dr. Francis Ike Igbo, PhD – National & International Grand Patron
Chief Chijioke Nwanneri – Leader of the Nigerian branch
Getting Involved
Here’s how to step in:
Use personal or community links to connect with a member—especially the regional leadership in Johannesburg or Owerri.
Attend an event as a guest to familiarize yourself with the group and express interest.
Ask for direct contact details—many office holders maintain WhatsApp/phone lines.
Look out for local chapters or meetups, especially in major hubs like Johannesburg and Cape Town.
Annual End‑of‑Year Party
Held recently at the Golden Vista Hotel in Owerri, Imo State on January 5, 2025.
The event attracted members flying in from South Africa and other countries, and served as a hub for:
Business networking
Political dialogue
Conflict resolution and community development awareness
Highlights:
Address by Ugwumba Uche Nwosu (ex-Chief of Staff, Imo State Government), lauding the club’s unity and social vision.
Chief Uchenna Anozie, Lord Mayor, encouraged expansion and cultural unity, and listed 2024’s achievements alongside future plans Imo .
Vice Mayor Chief Theo Mmeremikwu praised the organizing committee for a seamless event.
Dr. Francis Ike Igbo, PhD, Grand Patron, thanked members for unity and urged inclusive leadership Diamond Sisters Int.
Chief Chijioke Nwanneri (Duke) emphasized the club’s role in fostering peace and development
How to Join & Membership Info
The exact application steps aren’t publicly posted, but typical clan-style clubs like this operate through personal referrals or internal invitation, often finalized at major events. Based on their structure and event-based officer installations, you could:
Reach out to current members—many of whom are public figures (e.g., Chief Anozie, Chief Mmeremikwu).
Attend an official event, such as the January or end-of-year ceremony, to express interest.
Request membership information or nomination through a member or via their social presence.
There isn’t a public online form. Best route: network with existing members (especially if you’re a Nigerian in South Africa or vice versa).
