Alumni Magazine – Dority International Alumni Association

A Message from the Inaugural DIAA Executive Committee

A message of gratitude and commitment from the inaugural Dority International Alumni Association Executive Committee for the 2026/2027 board year.

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Everyday Habits That Protect Your Kidneys

Small daily choices can help protect your kidneys. In Week 3 of Amy’s Health Desk, explore eight practical habits, a seven-day challenge, and advice on keeping your kidneys healthy.

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Before WhatsApp, How Did Classmates Keep in Touch?

Dority alumni share their memories of keeping in touch with classmates before WhatsApp and smartphones.

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5 Lessons from Dr Ujuka Iloabuchi’s Presentation

Dr Ujuka Iloabuchi’s DIAA presentation offers five practical lessons on fertility assessment for both partners, menstrual tracking, honest conversations, timely medical care and healthy habits.

Who Is at Risk of Kidney Disease?

Kidney disease can develop without obvious symptoms. In Week 2 of Amy’s Health Desk, discover the leading risk factors, common misconceptions and a practical kidney-risk checklist.

Class of 2001 Reunion

Class of 2001 became the first set to organize a reunion since DIAA was officially registered. The reunion was held on October 3, 2026, in Houston, USA and in attendance were Emeka Ochu, Ifegwu Eziyi, James Okoronkwo, Urenna Onyewuchi (Vice-President, Diaspora) , Adaugo Ndubisi, Ijeoma Emenike, Eresi Emole (Legal Adviser), Franca Ochuba, Uloma Ogba, Ukaegbu […]

Meet Your Kidneys

Your kidneys are working 24/7 — filtering, balancing, regulating and protecting. In the first article in Amy-Precious’s kidney health series, meet the small organs doing extraordinary work.

DIAA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

5 Lessons from Dr. Amaka Nnamani’s Presentation

Dr. Amaka Nnamani’s DIAA presentation offered five practical lessons on breastfeeding support, newborn feeding myths, maternal well-being, workplace systems and the role of the wider community.

5 Lessons from Engr Uzodimma Odimuko’s Presentation

Technology has become so familiar that we barely think about what makes it work. We make video calls, stream movies, use AI, send files across continents and access information within seconds. Behind these simple actions is a vast system of radio frequencies, microchips, fibre optic cables, data centres and communication networks. On Saturday, April 25, […]