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Pictures, Cultural Display & Dignitaries in Toronto's Edo Language Day 2025

 We are excited to share some stunning pictures from the recent Edo Language Day celebration, which took place on August 9th and 13th, 2025, in Toronto. This event showcased the beauty of our culture through vibrant attire and inspiring cultural displays. Among the dignitaries who attended this year's event were the Hon. Jean Augustine, Former MPP Faisal Hassan (Toronto), Dr. Harris Enabulele from New Jersey, Edo’s former First Lady, Mrs. Betsy Obaseki, Prince Ephraim Odiakosa Nwabuokei from Washington, D.C., Ms. Vera Eniso Ogiorumua (Toronto), and Itohan Evbagharu (Toronto), among others. The celebration was a resounding success, filled with colorful attire and captivating cultural displays that truly highlighted the richness of our heritage. 


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