Welcome to Nigerian-Canadian Association of New Brunswick (NCANB)
The Nigerian-Canadian Association of New Brunswick (NCANB) is a non-profit and non-political association established in July 2019, with its center of activities and headquarters based in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Promoting Cultural Awareness & Events for the Nigerian Community.
Recent Articles & Events to keep you updated.
NCANB 2025 Summer Fest: A Spectacular Celebration of Community and Culture
The Nigerian Canadian Association of New Brunswick (NCANB) is proud to celebrate the remarkable success of our 2025 Summer Event, which brought together families, friends, and community members from across the province for a day filled with joy, unity, and culture.
Held in the heart of New Brunswick, the event showcased the richness of Nigerian heritage while creating a space for meaningful connections within our growing community. From vibrant cultural displays to delicious traditional dishes, the celebration reflected the true spirit of togetherness, diversity, and pride in our roots.
The crowd enjoyed electrifying performances from local talents and DJs who kept the energy high with music and dance.
Guests indulged in authentic Nigerian cuisine, a true highlight of the day.
Children and youth engaged in fun activities designed to strengthen cultural awareness while enjoying the summer holiday.
Networking opportunities allowed newcomers, professionals, and entrepreneurs to connect and share ideas that strengthen our collective voice in New Brunswick.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our executive team, dedicated volunteers, vendors, and sponsors whose support made this event a success. Your commitment to the Nigerian community and your willingness to give your time, skills, and resources are what made the day memorable.
Most importantly, thank you to the over 1,000 community members and friends of Nigeria who came out to celebrate with us. Your presence is proof that when we come together, we create something powerful, a stronger, more vibrant community.
This event is not just about celebration, but also about building bridges: between cultures, generations, communities and the wider Canadian society.
As we look ahead, the NCANB remains committed to creating more opportunities for cultural preservation, youth empowerment, and community development. Together, we will continue to raise the Nigerian voice in New Brunswick and across Canada.
NCANB 2025 Summer Event was more than just a gathering, it was a reminder of who we are, where we come from, and the bright future we are building together.
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NCANB Spelling Bee Competition: A Celebration of Brilliance and Community Spirit!
The Nigerian Canadian Association of New Brunswick (NCANB) proudly hosted another remarkable edition of its Spelling Bee Competition, and it was nothing short of spectacular! Held in the spirit of education, excellence, and cultural pride, the event brought together bright young minds, proud parents, and an enthusiastic community in a celebration of learning and unity. From the first round to the thrilling final moments, the competition was filled with energy, suspense, and applause as participants confidently spelled their way through increasingly challenging words. Each contestant showcased not just spelling talent, but dedication, focus, and a passion for learning that left the audience in awe. The event was more than just a contest it was a powerful reminder of what our children can achieve with the right support and encouragement. Parents and guardians watched with pride as their children stood tall, competing with poise and determination. Highlights of the Event: Impressive performances from students across different age categories Heartwarming community support and encouragement Exciting prizes and certificates to celebrate every participant A strong sense of cultural pride and academic motivation Special thanks to all our volunteers, judges, sponsors, and families who made the day memorable. Events like this show the power of community collaboration and the potential of our youth when given the platform to shine. The NCANB Spelling Bee Competition continues to inspire academic growth, cultural connection, and confidence in the next generation of Nigerian-Canadian leaders. Stay tuned for photos and highlights from the day! Follow us on social media for updates on future youth empowerment initiatives.
The History of Nigeria
Nigeria is located on the western coast of Africa. Before the colonial era, the peoples of Nigeria lived in hunting, fishing and farming societies. In the 15th century, the Portuguese were the first white people to arrive in Nigeria, before the arrival of the British. The people of Benin began to trade with the Portuguese, selling slaves, buying spices and firearms, and learning the art of writing and the Christian religion…read more