IDAOBC Family Cultural Dance and Storytelling Festival 2021

06Dec

IDAOBC Family Cultural Dance and Storytelling Festival 2021

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Mama Kombii Nanjalah and Stephen Lytton were invited to join the Igbo Development Association of BC for their Family Cultural Dance and Storytelling Festival at the Aria Convention Centre in Surrey, BC.

The evening started with speeches from prominent leaders of the African Community including President Emmanuel Ihejirika from the IDAOBC and our very own Stephen Lytton addressing the current Data Collection for the Legislation. 

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