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The Mapping of Nigerian Community Centre in Toronto

 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. This initiative reflects our commitment to organizing programs throughout the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), ensuring that we effectively address the needs of equity-deserving populations within the region. Our focus extends to new immigrants from the Global South, youth, seniors, and the Black community in the GTA.
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2026 Edo Language Day To Be Hosted At Toronto City Hall, August 13th -16th, 2026

Edo Language Day Worldwide, themed " Building Bridges: The Role of Transnationalism in Edo Arts, Film, and Literature ” on August 13th -16th, 2026 in Toronto, Canada
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Soft Launch: Edo Cultural Heritage Commission in North America , Nov. 22, 2025 , Via Zoom, Toronto, Canada

The Edo Cultural Heritage Commission in North America is an exemplary initiative focused on promoting and preserving the vibrant cultural heritage of the Edo people, strengthening cultural connections within the Edo community both in North America and Edo State. We are pleased to announce the inaugural soft launch of the Cultural Heritage Commission in Toronto, Canada, set to take place both online and in person on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at 5:00 PM Nigerian time and 11:00 AM Eastern time. This event will reveal the proposal for the Edo Cultural Heritage Centre in Toronto. The centre will feature an Edo-based art gallery, conduct workshops for Black youth and children, facilitate exchange programs between North America and Edo State, and support Black artists, sculptors, and the entertainment industry, among other initiatives.  Hosting by Nekpen Obasogie and Dr. Upiomoh
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Senator Neda Imasuen Vists Queen Idia Art Gallery in Toronto, Canada

Senator Neda Imasuen, representing the Edo South Senatorial District, visited the Queen Idia House Art Gallery in Toronto, Ontario, on November 8th, 2025. The reception was truly mesmerizing. He was accompanied by Hon. Taju Omoruyi, Hon. Bright Osayande, and several others. The brief time they spent at the Art Gallery was certainly worthwhile.
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CIBWE Award Receipt, Nekpen Obasogie - Toronto, Canada

I was genuinely honored to receive the Canadian International Black Women of Excellence (CIBWE) award, which aims to uplift and empower Black women in Canada by celebrating their remarkable achievements and contributions across various fields. The award ceremony took place on October 25th, 2025. Our cultural presentation was a splendid tribute to our heritage. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the extraordinary Edo women who consistently stand by my side at every event. Your unwavering support and generosity are invaluable, and together, we can achieve greatness.
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Budget TO with the Mayor of Toronto, Olivia Chow

I had a wonderful experience attending and contributing to Budget TO this year, alongside the Mayor of Toronto, Olivia Chow. I clearly articulated several concerns that affect the Nigerian community in Toronto, ensuring that my voice was heard. It is crucial for us to have a place at the decision-making table in this country!  Nekpen Obasogie 
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