Adedoyin Omotara - The Wealth Builder

It started with one family’s grief. 🇳🇬🇨🇦

In 1993, a young Nigerian man in Calgary passed away after a brief illness, leaving behind a wife and children. His wish was to be buried back home. The few Nigerian families here at the time came together, stood with his family, and made sure he got home.

That is how the Nigerian-Canadian Association of Calgary (NCAC) began. Not with a committee or a constitution, but with people who refused to let one of their own walk through loss alone.

33 years later, that same spirit is training entrepreneurs and tradespeople, welcoming newcomers, running passport intervention programs, and bringing us together in ways that remind us we belong to something bigger.

If you have ever asked how you can serve God, this is one way. Caring for people is the Lord’s work, and it is happening right here in Calgary.

Every Nigerian in Calgary has a place in this story. Swipe through, then find yours:

✅ Become a member
✅ Donate
✅ Support the initiatives and events
✅ Volunteer your time and resources

🔗 nca-calgary.com

Tag a Nigerian in Calgary who needs to see this. 💚

P.S - Great job this last weekend to Our President, Gala Chair , the Excos , all volunteers and everyone that made Gala 2026 a success!

P.P.S - I confirmed the full story from one of the founding members , a matriarch in our community @moji.taiwo

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