Skip to main content

Edo Language Day Team Met the Mayor of Brampton, May 13th, 2025

The Edo Language Day Organizing Committee Members visited the Mayor of Brampton, His Worship Patrick Brown, on May 13th, 2025. It was a part of our effort to expand the program's outreach in Toronto this year. We recently reformed some of our programs to enable the participation of Benin descendants in different parts of the world, e.g, the Gal people of Ghana, Issele Uku in Delta State and many others.  This year's event will be hosted by the Nigerian Canadian Multicultural Centre in Canada in partnership with the University of Toronto. It will take place in six locations worldwide on August 9th (in-person) and virtually on August 13th, via Zoom. Everyone is invited!

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Benin Summit in Diaspora, May 2, 2026 - Zoom Link & Guest Speakers

The Benin Summit Group in the Diaspora is excited to announce its inaugural global event, taking place via Zoom. We cordially invite everyone to join us for an engaging and insightful discussion centered around the rich history of the Benin Moats. This event will delve into the remarkable achievements of our ancestors and explore how they established a legacy of greatness that continues to influence us today. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and celebrate our heritage together!   Zoom Link  Time: May 2, 2026  at 6:00 PM Nigerian time      https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84773601077?pwd=gZF2T6CNrNILZqaePz78Y0JODbpx7V.1  Meeting ID: 847 7360 1077    Passcode: 422664 

Cultural Glamour: Nekpen Obasogie & Edo Women in Canada

Meet Nekpen Obasogie, the Global Coordinator of Edo Language Day Worldwide, and some sophisticated Edo women in Toronto, Canada!

Cultural Splendor: Lady Nekpen Obasogie's Colorful Birthday Party in Toronto, Canada

Lady Nekpen Obasogie's cultural birthday party in Toronto on August 9th & 10th, 2024. Her 50th birthday was celebrated simultaneously in Canada and Edo State on both days. The birthday showcases the colorful and cultural splendor of the Benin/Edo people. The elders in her group dedicated a special song of commendation (encomium) to her! Stay tuned for the video coverage!