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 the…
Two Nigerians living in Canada were been appointed to the cabinet of the government of Alberta. Another Nigerian also won a Councillor election in Kitchener, Ontario. Minister Kaycee Madu and Akolisa Ufodike were appointed by Danielle Smith, the premier of Alberta. Mr Madu, who was formerly Alberta’s Justice Minister, moved to the Ministry of Labour…
The Organizing Committee of Edo Language Day Worldwide is thrilled to announce the schedule of 2025 Edo Language Day (third edition) Celebration with the theme: “Voices of Our Ancestors: Preserving the Edo Linguistics Heritage.” The program aims to revive Edo Indigenous languages and dialects worldwide, and the three senatorial districts of Edo State. This includes…
Volunteers Are Needed At Nigerian Canadian Multicultural Centre (NCMC) We are looking for volunteers at the Nigerian Canadian Multicultural Centre (NCMC) in Etobicoke Centre, at the corner of Etobicoke Civic Centre. Address: 405 The West Mall, Etobicoke M9C 5J1. Email us at [email protected] Website: nigeriancanadiancentre.org
Our upcoming event at the University of Toronto will highlight the importance of Canadian Ethnic Diversity, Cultural Identity and Inclusion. Ikponmwosa Osazuwa Asuen, Author, Life Coach and Men’s Mental Health Advocate will present the Inclusion of Ethnic Minorities & Cultural Identities in Canada. August 10th, 2024 at University of Toronto
It was a pleasant experience at the United Nations with my Committee Members on April 29th, 2024. I was privileged to organize some of the Members of Edo Language Day Worldwide in New York to the Headquarter of the United Nations in New York on Monday, April 29th, 2024 for a briefing session. The main purpose of…
We organized a Meet & Greet event for our upcoming women’s cultural program at Brampton City Hall on Saturday, November 2, 2024. The new program was re-titled “African Canadian Women’s Cultural Program.” The concept of the program is driven by our enthusiasm to showcase and explore the colorful African cultural heritage in Canada. These include African Ancestry,…
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This year’s Edo Language Day Worldwide event has been scheduled for August 10th & 13th, 2024. The main event in Toronto will be hosted on August 10th at the University of Toronto, OISE Auditorium. Stay tuned for more updates. This year’s event will be hosted by Nigerian Canadian multicultural Centre in Toronto. For further questions,…