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NIROW’s Press Release on the Solidarity Walk
Nigerians in the Region of Waterloo Hold Solidarity Walk and Launch Petition Calling for Action on Child Kidnappings and Insecurity in Nigeria. June 16, 2026 | Kitchener, Ontario Members of the Nigerians in the Region of Waterloo (NIROW), alongside community partners and residents from across Waterloo Region, gathered at Carl Zehr Square in…
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NIROW’s Children’s Day Festival 2026 The just concluded Children’s Day Festival at McLennan Park brought together children, youths, parents, community members, volunteers, and partner organizations for a joyful day of celebration, learning, creativity, and community connection. The festival was organized to celebrate children and recognize their importance within our families, communities, and society. Throughout…
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NIROW Father and Son Connect: Building Stronger Bonds, Creating Lasting Memories On Saturday, July 4, 2026, NIROW successfully hosted its Father & Son Connect event at Fresh Ground Café, Kitchener, bringing together fathers, father figures, mentors, and sons for an afternoon of meaningful connection, learning, and fun. The event was created to strengthen…
Read MoreNIROW Brings Nigerian Pride to the Streets of Cambridge
NIROW Brings Nigerian Pride to the Streets of Cambridge On July 1, 2026, the Nigerians in the Region of Waterloo (NIROW) proudly participated in the Cambridge Canada Day Parade, celebrating both Canada’s birthday and the rich cultural heritage of the Nigerian community. Dressed in vibrant green-and-white attire, colourful Ankara prints, and traditional Nigerian outfits,…
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