Event

We hosted our Christmas party for families on December 20th, 2025. Many families attended from different parts of Toronto and the Peel Region. We gave a lot of Christmas gifts, such as food, gift boxes, clothing and others.

The inaugural Mapping of Nigerian Community Centre event was held on November 22, 2025, at the Etobicoke Civic Centre in Toronto. Attendees included retired Police Officer, Ojo Tewogbade, Mdn Truddie Edem, as well as a group of newcomers and various community members from Toronto. Mapping of the Nigerian Community Centre The Mapping of the…

How and when to file your tax return in Canada. Nigerian Canadian Multicultural Centre in partnership with Service Canada Click on the link to register for the workshop…

Nigerian Canadian Multicultural Centre was invited by Kamal Khera, Minister of Diversity, Inclusion, and Persons with Disabilities of Canada, to celebrate the annual Black History Month event in the National Capital (Ottawa) with the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau on February 5th, 2025! This year’s celebration was a part of Canada’s effort to recognize…

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We were invited to Queens Park on Nov 27th, 2024 to the launch of Rosemary Brown Racial Justice Award. I had the pleasure to meet the NDP opposition leader, Marit Stiles and some other political leaders! The next award event is scheduled for February 2025. ~~ Nekpen Obasogie

The Member of Provincial Parliament (MPP), Brampton Centre, Charmaine Williams (Minister), organized a Christmas party yesterday (December 20, 2024) in Brampton. It was a honour to meet the Minister and discussed briefly about my projects in Brampton. I met an amazing Councillor, Monica Singh Soares. I look forward to working collaboratively with these great…

International Museum Day event in Etobicoke on May 18th, 2024. A brief history of colonial power in Haiti (the narrative of Haiti in the Western hemisphere) narrated by Danielle Cantave.

We have successfully hosted our annual event titled, the “Impact of Canadian Ethnic Pluralism and Multiculturalism in the Development of Canada”, including the second edition of Edo Language Day celebration. Hon. Jean Augustine historically narrated how ethnic minorities were recognized during her time as a Member of Parliament in Canada. Canadian Member of Provincial Parliament…

The first celebration of Nigerian Month on NCMC will commence from Oct 1-31, 2024. The one month program will feature activities, such as Nigerian Independence Day, 50 Influential Nigerians in Canada and more!