Feb 17th-Exploring Benin History: The Citadel of Culture

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This year’s Benin History program will be hosted on February 17th, 2024 with the theme ” Exploring the History of Benin Kingdom: The Citadel of Culture and will be hosted simultaneously in Toronto (Canada) online at 10:00 AM Eastern time (US & Canada) and in-person in Benin City on February 17th, 2024 at 4:00PM Nigerian time. The physical event will be hosted outside Benin National Museum in Ring Road in Benin City at 4:00 p.m. and Nigerian time and the online event will take place in Toronto via Zoom worldwide. Join Zoom Meeting
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A prominent female custodian of Edo language and culture in diaspora, Lady Nekpen Obasogie has proclaimed February 8th – 15th annually as “Benin History Week” on NEBO TV Canada. This proclamation according to Obasogie, coincides with the Annual Black History Month in the United State and Canada. Lady Nekpen, who is also the Initiator and Global Coordinator of Edo Language Day Worldwide, said that the Organizing Committee of Edo Language Day will be hosting this year’s program, and the program is featuring some eminent speakers such as Prof. Frank Ikponmwosa of the Department of History and International Studies, University of Benin, Dr. Osa H Enabulele in New Jersey and Prince Ephraim Odiakaosa Nwabuokei, also in the United States, Dr. Princess Oghogho Iyase-Odozi, Dr. Patricia E. Fadaka-Igbinovia ( United States) Lady Aghabiomon Nogie Ogbeiwi (United States), amongst others.

Lady Obasogie asserts that this new initiative will help to strengthen and broaden our knowledge of Benin history Worldwide, and urges the general public to register by sending email to ne********@gm***.com or visit their website at www.nebotv.com to facilitate accreditation.

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