The ancient city of Oyo witnessed a historic event on Saturday, April 5, 2025, as Oba Abimbola Akeem Owoade I was officially crowned the 46th Alaafin of Oyo. The coronation ceremony, held at Olivet Baptist High School, was a grand affair that attracted dignitaries, royal fathers, political leaders, and well-wishers from across Nigeria and beyond....Read More

  On March 7th, 2025, Nigeria and Canada officially signed a **Bilateral Air Services Agreement (BASA)** to initiate direct flight services between the two nations. This long-awaited development is a result of years of persistent advocacy and engagement, beginning with discussions among **Nigerians and Africans in South Winnipeg**, including **Dr. Uche Nwankwo, Mr. Damian, and...Read More

 Hon. Terry Duguid, the Minister for Sports and Prairie Economic Development, paid a courtesy visit to the Alaafin of Oyo, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Owoade, last Friday. The visit was facilitated by Dr. (PhD) Uche Nwankwo, who played a crucial role in organizing this landmark meeting and ensuring meaningful discussions between both leaders.The conversation centered...Read More

The Nigerian-Canadian community is abuzz with joy and pride as Prince Abimbola Akeem Owoade—a man deeply rooted in Yoruba heritage and a committed cultural ambassador—has been announced as the 46th Alaafin of Oyo. This monumental news is a celebration not only for the people of Oyo but also for Nigerians across the globe, including those...Read More

Addressing Ongoing Isolation & Segregation in Canada: How the AfriCanad Multicultural Carnival is Enhancing Recreation, Unity, and Multicultural Interactions In a country as diverse as Canada, one would expect a seamless fusion of cultures and communities. However, despite the rich multiculturalism that defines our nation, there remain persistent issues of isolation and segregation, both socially...Read More

AfriCanad Multicultural Carnival 2024 Africanad Multicultural Carnival A Celebration of Unity and Diversity The recently concluded AfriCanad Multicultural Carnival 2024 was a resounding success, bringing together people from all walks of life in a vibrant celebration of diversity, culture, and unity. Held in the heart of Winnipeg, Manitoba, the carnival transformed St. Vital Park into...Read More

  As we approach February, the anticipation for Black History Month grows—a time dedicated to celebrating the remarkable achievements, cultural richness, and resilience of the Black community. Originating from the visionary Carter G. Woodson in 1915, this annual observance has evolved from Negro History Week to the month-long celebration we know today. For me, Black...Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Africanad, a leading advocate for the promotion of African diversity, equity, and inclusion, is thrilled to announce multiple job openings that offer a unique opportunity for talented individuals to join our dynamic team and contribute to our mission. These positions are designed to empower and celebrate African culture, heritage, and talent. The...Read More

Juggling School and Work in Canada. Have you noticed that most international students especially Nigerians work and school? It has not really been over emphasized how these students manage the full stress of work and school as well and now AY the director of the Africanadian episodes have called Philemon and Adebukola to do justice...Read More

Making Passive Incomes: Should you trust the banks or Investments platforms Should you trust the banks or investments platforms?  This is a big question that have always been on our minds and gist with the Africanadians didn’t fail to bring Seyi and her husband to resolve this question on our minds. Should you make investment...Read More