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As the green and white flag rises once again, Nigerians at home and across the world come together to celebrate 66 years of independence —[…]

Members of the Nigerian Association of London and Area (NALA) were pleased to attend “Endless Possibilities: The Future of Black Entrepreneurship in Canada,” a Black[…]

The Nigerian community in London stepped out in style for the London Police Service Chief’s Gala Appreciation Dinner & Awards Night, joining community leaders, organizations[…]

Dear Parent/Guardian, Thank you once again for your interest in the 2025 NALA Summer Camp! We’re excited to announce that, based on parent feedback, the[…]

Starting Saturday, June 28th | 8 AM – 10 AM 📍 Springbank Park, London, Ontario | Car Park: Picnic site K Join the NALA Community[…]

Is your child or teen aged 12–23? This is the event they shouldn’t miss! Theme: Building Safer Communities for Children & Youth Date: Saturday, June[…]

Dear Community Partners, We’re excited to announce that nominations are now open for the 2025 I Am London campaign! This year, we’re celebrating a theme[…]

“Each year, Citizenship Week offers our country an occasion to reflect on the meaning of citizenship. Canada is a mosaic that includes Canadians of all[…]

Child Discipline in Canada: Law, Facts, and Guidance for Nigerian Families. Canadian Legal Framework on Discipline Criminal Code (Federal) – Section 43 provides that a parent[…]

On behalf of the newly elected Executive Council, I want to thank you all for your commitment to the growth of our community, as seen[…]
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