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 2024 Summer Fest: A Spectacular Celebration of Community and Culture
The NCANB 2024 Summer Fest was an unforgettable event that brought together over 1000 participants from all corners of New Brunswick. This year’s fest was a vibrant celebration of our community’s spirit, culture, and togetherness, and it exceeded all expectations in every way.
From the moment the venue was opened, the energy was electrifying. Families, friends, and newcomers alike gathered under the sunny skies to enjoy a day filled with fun, laughter, and connection. Our vendors were thrilled to see their stocks completely sold out, thanks to the enthusiastic support from attendees and amazing volunteers.
The kids were treated to a day of endless fun, with games, activities, and entertainment designed just for them. Their laughter and excitement were contagious, reminding us all of the simple joys of community and celebration.
For the adults, the live music performances were a highlight of the day. Talented artists took the stage and kept the crowd dancing and singing along to their favorite tunes. The DJ music added another layer of excitement, ensuring there was never a dull moment.
Of course, no celebration is complete without great food and drinks, and the 2024 Summer Fest did not disappoint. From traditional Nigerian delicacies to refreshing beverages, there was something for everyone to enjoy. The delicious food, unique crafts, and entertainment added to the festive atmosphere. With so many opportunities to network and connect, the event also fostered new friendships and strengthened our bonds as a community.
As we reflect on the success of this year’s event, we’re already looking forward to what’s in store for 2025. The NCANB Summer Fest has become a beloved tradition, and we can’t wait to do it all again next year!
Thank you to everyone who participated, supported, and contributed to making the 2024 Summer Fest an amazing experience. Until next year, let’s keep the spirit of community alive and well!
We go again next year!
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Building Healthy Relations: A Collaborative Event by NCANB and NBMC
In a world where diverse cultures, traditions, and backgrounds coexist, the importance of fostering healthy, inclusive relationships within our household and communities cannot be overstated. The Nigerian Canadian Association of New Brunswick (NCANB), in partnership with the New Brunswick Multicultural Council (NBMC), is excited to announce a special event dedicated to strengthening relationships among different cultural groups, fostering mutual respect, and promoting social cohesion. Event Overview: This collaborative event will serve as a platform to engage individuals and communities in meaningful dialogue about building healthy relationships across and within immediate families, intra/inter-community and across cultural and racial lines. Through this discussions, participants will gain valuable insights on how to cultivate respect, understanding, and effective communication in a diverse society. Why Attend? # Empowerment through Knowledge: # Strengthen Community Ties: # Collaborative Solutions: How to Get Involved: We invite everyone – community members, students, professionals, and allies – to join us in this important conversation. Whether you are new to New Brunswick or have been part of this community for years, your voice matters. Together, we can create a stronger, more unified province where everyone feels valued and respected. Use the link to register: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=U_5B0NCZS0a3LRLvfcmtCuhGfN460GBOlEqhoNSzh1tUMUpVRFFRMTQxOEZOR0ZDVU1VUTkwU0taOS4u&origin=QRCode
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