The National Sports Commission (NSC) has inaugurated a high-level Diaspora Talent Discovery Committee, bringing together an accomplished group of Nigerian sports professionals, administrators, journalists, and stakeholders from across the world to strengthen talent identification and engagement beyond the nation’s borders. Among the notable names announced is Canada-based journalist Adewale Ajayi, whose appointment has drawn attention as a strong signal...
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Doing More With Less Is a Leadership Test, Not a Team Mandate -Christina Adderley
How Non-Profit Leaders Protect Teams and Impact When Resources Are Tight While the post-COVID era has intensified economic pressure, many of today’s challenges did not begin with the pandemic. Across Canada, organizations are facing a compounding reality: demand for services is rising faster than funding, staffing, and flexible dollars can keep up. For many leaders,...
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360 Event Tickets Officially Launches, Transforming Event Management in Canada
When it comes to planning events, most organizers will tell you the same thing: the ticketing process is often the hardest part. Complicated platforms, hidden fees, and outdated paper systems have long frustrated communities, schools, churches, and even professional event planners. For Olumide Ojo, this struggle was all too familiar. After years of seeing organizers...
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Devine Levine-Kpai: A Journey Through Art, Leadership, and Identity
My name is Devine Levine-Kpai. As a recent graduate of Mount Allison University—where I earned a B.A. in Art History, with minors in Photography, Fine Arts, and Museum & Curatorial Studies—I now have the honor of serving as President of the African Students’ Association (ASA). Born in Nigeria, I spent my teenage years immersed in...
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“A Vision of Beauty, Diversity, and Unity: The Inspiring Story Behind Miss & Mister Greater Moncton”
From Ivory Coast to Greater Moncton: A Journey of Purpose Serge Zably’s journey began in Ivory Coast, where dreams of education, growth, and community service took root. In 2014, Serge made the bold decision to leave his homeland and pursue his studies at the University of Moncton in Canada—a move that would not only shape...
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CELEBRATING JOVIAL ORLACHI OSUNDU: A Shining Star of Leadership and Community Spirit
Her name, Jovial which resonates with a delightful sense of joy, perfectly mirrors her candid and jovial spirit. This vibrant and passionate young woman of Africa origin has made a profound impact on the University of Moncton community. As the President of the International Student Association and a key figure in various organizations, including the...
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ANGELAMACMICHAEL: A Champion of Language, Community, and Cultural Connection in Greater Moncton
Angela MacMichael is a teacher, an administrator, a community builder and people connector. She has 25 years of experience in teaching English and has a Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and a Certificate in Teacher Training for TESOL. She has worked with the Multicultural Agency of the Greater Moncton...
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FAITH: A CHAMPION FOR BLACK YOUTH EMPOWERMENT
Faith Ashogbon, a dedicated Youth Wellness Coach and founder of the Pure Gold Foundation, has made it her mission to empower Black youth and newcomer families in New Brunswick. With a strong educational background in Curriculum Development, Human Resources Management, and Educational Leadership, Ashogbon has created a transformative program that fosters resilience, positive values, and...
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Dee’s Kitchen: A Taste of Home for African Immigrants in Canada
In a world where food can unite the society, ‘Dee’s Kitchen’ the brainchild of Nigerian immigrant; Adedayo Agbaje, stands as a prove to the power of culture, community, and who has turned her passion for cooking into a thriving catering service. With her culinary uprising kitchenette, this beautiful lady of substance and valour, Adedayo is...
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The Asian Heritage Society of New Brunswick Youth microaggression workshop in collaboration with its supporting partners
The Asian Heritage Society of New Brunswick recently held a Youth Microaggression Workshop in collaboration with the Government of Canada, the Government of New Brunswick, the Youth Outreach Program (NCANB), and Youth Ambitions. This impactful workshop, organized in the first quarter of 2024, reached selected schools within the Anglophone East School District and was facilitated...