On the 14th of February a special event was held at Aspengrove School in Nanaimo, where the Association of Nigerians in Nanaimo, led by President Mohammed Usman and Welfare Director Ibrahim Mamudu, organized an engaging and informative session in celebration of Black History Month.
From the moment the delegation from the association arrived, it was evident that the event was well-planned and executed. President Mohammed Usman and Welfare Director Ibrahim Mamudu displayed leadership and enthusiasm, creating an atmosphere of excitement and curiosity among both students and staff.
The highlight of the visit was a Q&A session where the elementary school kids demonstrated an impressive level of intellectual curiosity. The questions posed by the students reflected a genuine interest in learning about the rich history and contributions of the Black community. President Mohammed Usman and Welfare Director Ibrahim Mamudu skillfully answered each query, providing insightful and educational responses that captivated the young minds.
The association’s presentation on Black history was both engaging and informative. Utilizing visual aids, anecdotes, and interactive elements, they effectively conveyed the significance of Black History Month, emphasizing the importance of celebrating diversity and fostering an inclusive community.
The school administration and teachers were visibly impressed by the depth of knowledge and passion displayed by the visiting Nigerians. The event served as a powerful educational experience, broadening the students’ understanding of cultural diversity and contributing to their appreciation of Black history.
Overall, the visit by the Association of Nigerians in Nanaimo to Aspengrove School was a resounding success. President Mohammed Usman and Welfare Director Ibrahim Mamudu demonstrated admirable leadership, leaving a lasting positive impression on both students and staff. The event not only celebrated Black History Month but also fostered a sense of unity, cultural appreciation, and intellectual curiosity among the school community. Aspengrove School & the Association Of Nigerians in Nanaimo can both be proud of themselves to have hosted such an enriching and memorable event.
