Crossroads Of Culture Project Canada Set To Celebrate Nigeria’s Gastronomy, Diaspora Entrepreneurs

In a bid to foster cultural and business ties, Crossroads of Culture Project between the City of Brampton and Nigeria is to encourage entrepreneurs, growth, promote cultural diversity, community bond and celebrate the contributions of Africans in Diaspora.

A statement by the Convener, Chuks Anyaduba, said as a maiden event, it will feature two flagship Afro Commerce Connect and the Flavours of Nigeria Festival in Canada.

According to the convener of the event, Anyaduba, “We are thrilled to bring together such dynamic events to Canada under the Crossroads of Culture Festival.”

Also, Mr Akin Oduntan, who is also a co-convener, opined that Afro Commerce Connect and the Flavours of Nigeria Festival offer unique opportunities to celebrate cultural heritage, support entrepreneurial growth, and strengthen community bonds.

“These events slated to take place August 9th and 10th, 2024, respectively, at Brampton City Hall arena noted that is also dedicated to fostering dialogue and connections within the Nigerian diaspora business community in Canada.

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“It will explore the unique challenges and opportunities faced by other African entrepreneurs through engaging discussions, panels, and networking sessions.

Also, keynote speakers such as Jaipaul Massy-Singh, CEO Brampton Board of Trade and Clare Barnett Director, Brampton Economic Development will share insights on the role of Canadian government through Brampton Economic Community in supporting entrepreneurs and startups.

Panelists include Adewale Rabiu – CEO Grey Matlock Bakery, Jaipaul Massey-Singh – CEO Brampton Board of Trade, Maryam Muritala – Founder, Canada Vendors and Gillian Aideyan – of Century 21 Empire Realty.

The panel will be moderated by Uche Okugo – Investment Attraction Coordinator, Brampton.

While on August 10th, the festival will continue with the Flavours of Nigeria Festival at Ken Whillans Square, Brampton City Hall.

This vibrant event will celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria through its exquisite cuisine, lively music, captivating dance performances, and intricate arts.

The event will feature the presentation of the Special Culture Custodian Award to His Royal Majesty Ogiame Atuwase III, the Olu of Warri, in recognition of his exemplary leadership and significant contributions to the development and prosperity of the Warri Kingdom.