Nigerian Canadians for Cultural Educational and Economic Progress

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Nigerian Canadians for Cultural Educational and Economic Progress We organize activities that promote cultural, educational, and economic progress for people of Nigerian descent and the community at large. We are a Nonprofit.

We are a non-profit organization that hosts activities and shares information that will promote the progress of people of African descent, as well as the community at large. NCCEEP was founded out of love and passion for the individuals in the community. We launched with a great mission to achieve the following:

To be known as a positive force in the community/society. To be positive role models for the next generation. To have and portray competence and confidence. To be giving and serving. We do NOT want to duplicate what is already being done, but rather complement, and fulfill the unmet needs.

10/29/2026

THIS THURSDAY - OCTOBER 29th is DRESS PURPLE DAY ACROSS ONTARIO! đź’ś

Join us wearing purple to celebrate the people and partnerships that help children, youth and families thrive. Together, we can show that our community is .

Visit: https://www.oacas.org/publications-and.../dresspurpleday/ to get more campaign information and resources!

Don’t forget to tag us on your initiatives and photo sharing!

10/28/2026

Nigeria’s first twin female pilots, who hail from Kogi State ,are based in Canada.
- Hassana and Huseina Edili-Ogaji

Hassana and Husiena, who made history as the first female twin airline pilots in the aviation industry.

Born in Nigeria and currently based in Canada, these remarkable sisters have broken barriers and shattered stereotypes, paving the way for other women to pursue careers in aviation.

Their passion for flying began at a young age, and they both pursued their dreams relentlessly, obtaining their commercial pilot licenses and working as flight instructors before joining one of Canada's top airlines.

Hassana and Husiena's achievement is not just remarkable because they are women, but also because they are twins. They have not only made a mark individually but have also done so as a team, flying side by side in the cockpit.

This is a testament to the strong bond between them and the power of teamwork in achieving a common goal.

10/27/2026
10/26/2026

Financial literacy summit part 1

10/26/2026

London Financial literacy program, Sunday October 25 2026

Financial Literacy SummitLocation: Hamilton (Sunday, October 18, 2026)
10/20/2026

Financial Literacy Summit
Location: Hamilton
(Sunday, October 18, 2026)

10/20/2026

📊 Financial Literacy | Kitchener 🇨🇦
Knowledge today, financial freedom tomorrow

10/18/2026

Senior Active Living September Recap

Hi All! Just a reminder that Part 1 of the Financial Literacy Summit is tomorrow October 18th. It will be hosted at the ...
10/17/2026

Hi All! Just a reminder that Part 1 of the Financial Literacy Summit is tomorrow October 18th. It will be hosted at the BCCEEP Centre at 4pm and will include refreshments. Speakers include Dr. Moses Adobayo and Pr. Kola Esomojumi. All ages are welcome and encouraged to join! If you are unable to join in person, please join us online with this zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9077407772?omn=83238691611

See you all there!

Address

3170 Walker Road
Windsor, ON
N8W3R5

Telephone

519 966 2767

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