For everyone and every black woman who has ever given up on life, the riveting narrative you are about to read is sure to change your orientation to life and motivate you to keep on keeping on. The same girl who had no hope in life, who accepted abuse as a normal way of life,...
Author: The Mall
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WE ARE THE LOGISTICS SOLUTION YOU CAN RELY ON FOR A HIGH LEVEL OF SERVICE
Founded in 2018, Nig Partners Inc. (NPI) is a large logistics solution company based in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, E2R 1A3, with business units in oversea shipping, towing service, moving service, auto dealership and auto repair service. By providing supply service solutions, repairs and sales, and final delivery, the company provides an unparalleled customer...
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TOTAL FREEDOM FROM OPPRESSION AND POLITICAL RESTRICTION – By Bayo Ogunleye
On August 1st 2022, it was a day set aside to celebrate Emancipation and freedom from slavery. The slavery abolition act of 1883 was first adopted across all British empire, which ended the slave trade in the British empire and saw about 800,000 African descendants gained freedom. Between 1834 and the early 1860s, a lot...
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FASHION AT WORK – By Rukkytee Designs
My name is Ruyakat Olaniyi, I am a fashion designer. I moved to Canada 2018. Fashion has always inspired me as I am able to express myself through my designs, while positively impacting people of all colors, race and religion. I started my business in 2018 right after settling into my new home with the...
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Short Takes with Dr. Mary McCarthy Brandt on the Emancipation Declaration in New Brunswick (NB)
Yielding to the clarion call of the people is one of the greatest sacrifices to make the world a better place. In this short interview with Dr. Mary McCarthy Brandt who is a 6th generation woman of African descent, Fredericton (NB), a based writer, educator, and historian dedicated to preserving the histories of Black New Brunswickers....
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ABOUT FINANCIAL FREEDOM – By Temi Busari
I’m always happy to state in clear terms what financial freedom means to me. It is to be “financially free”, to be able to afford the lifestyle I want and make life’s decisions without pressure. So, what does this look like for you? Have you given it much thought? I recently changed geographies and what...
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WAO: AFRO FESTIVAL LIKE NO OTHER UNITES PEOPLE BEYOND HERITAGE AND CULTURE
It was a memorable experience at the just concluded AFROFEST, the largest free African Music Festival in North America. The talk of the town fiesta to remember was organized by We Are One NB Inc (WAO); a non-profit organization whose goal is to promote multiculturalism in New Brunswick, especially in the Greater Moncton area. Through...
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LIVING IN CANADA: SEASONS 1
My family arrived in Canada in the summer, the season of extreme heat and revealing clothes. Now, you can imagine how crazy it would have been for us to step into the airport. We saw women walking in bikinis, and this was such a huge culture shock because I assumed such a scene was only...
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We Are Ready To Take Our People To The Next Level – By Adebayo Ogunleye, President NCANB
As part of the annual agenda to add value to the people, the President of Nigerian-Canadian Association of New Brunswick (NCANB), Adebayo Ogunleye has concluded plans to do the needful with not only exciting but active programs to create new opportunities for the Nigerian-Canadian that deserves nothing but the best in New Brunswick. He clearly...
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IMMIGRATION – A TEENAGER’S VIEW – by Jolayemi Fasehun
I was born in Lagos, Nigeria and when I was one year old, my parents moved to Port Harcourt City, Nigeria. I grew up there with my cousin in a beautiful estate where we rode our bikes, played around and basically lived carefree. Then, in 2014, my parents told me we were leaving for France...