For decades, we’ve been the bridge that connects our community: helping newcomers settle, promoting cultural awareness, and fostering social and economic growth. The dedication of our past presidents built the foundation we stand on today, and our current executive team continues that legacy with purpose and vision. Together, their leadership ensures that NCAC remains a place where unity, collaboration, and service thrive.
We believe in a united and empowered Nigerian community in Calgary, one that celebrates its heritage, uplifts one another, and contributes meaningfully to the broader Canadian society.
About Us
The Nigerian Canadian Association of Calgary is a non-profit organization founded to unite, empower, and uplift Nigerians living in Calgary and surrounding areas.
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NCAC's Mission
Promote Nigerian culture in a respectful and inclusive way that enriches Canada’s multicultural landscape.
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Foster community connection through regular social and multicultural engagement among members.
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Preserve cultural identity for Nigerian children and others who wish to align with the Association’s values.
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Support members and newcomers by providing assistance and helping new Nigerians settle into Calgary.
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Advance social and economic well-being for members and the wider community.
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Provide leadership and unity by serving as an umbrella organization for other Nigerian community associations in Calgary.
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OUR AFFILIATE MEMBERS
The Nigeria South South Heritage of Calgary (NGSSH) is a non-profit, non-political association established in June 2007. Our members comprise indigenes from Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, and Rivers States of Nigeria who now call Calgary, home.
NGSSH promotes unity, cultural pride, and community service while enriching Canada’s multicultural landscape. We celebrate our heritage, support one another, and contribute positively to Calgary’s social and cultural life.
The Yoruba Foundation Calgary promotes the rich traditions of Yoruba culture within Canada’s multicultural landscape.
We create spaces where members can connect, share ideas, and support one another—socially, economically, and culturally.
Our goal is to help children of Yoruba heritage, and others interested in our traditions, build a strong sense of identity and belonging.
We also represent Yoruba values proudly, fostering collaboration and mutual respect within the wider Calgary community.
MONAC’s purpose is to empower the Nigerian Middle-Belt diaspora in Canada to thrive and give back to their communities, while supporting the development of a united and prosperous Middle Belt in Nigeria – peaceful, equitable, culturally vibrant, and strong.
MONAC connects and supports Middle-Belt Nigerians in Canada, fostering integration, well-being, and cultural pride.
The Igbo Cultural Association of Calgary is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving awareness of the Igbo culture in our community.
The association’s mission is to promote and preserve Igbo cultural heritage, foster a sense of community among the Igbo people in Calgary, and facilitate adaptation to their new environment while maintaining their core identity.
The Igbo Cultural Association of Calgary aims to foster intercultural exchanges and support newcomers by promoting understanding, inclusion, and appreciation of Igbo and African heritage within Alberta’s diverse communities. Through cultural programming, community support, and collaborative initiatives, the association fosters stronger social connections and mutual respect across cultures.