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“To foster cultural unity, promote the general welfare and well-being and understanding among all members of the
human family, and to secure the Blessings of "GOD" our creator”
Time to Serve is Now!
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Website: www.newnigerianallianceinc.com Facebook: @NewNigeriaAlliance.Nna Twitter: @NNAoline
Phone: 305-894-6625 E-mail: [email protected]
Address: P.O.Box 540411, Opa-Locka, FL 33054
Quarterly News Letter
Celebrating the Spirit of Nigeria in South Florida The independence of Nigeria on October 1st 1960 was celebrated with pride in the South Florida community on September 30th in the Rolling Oaks Park. Cultural Parade of traditional dances, Wellness Festival, Nigerian Art and Lifestyle Exhibition were some of the activities that took place at the park. Raffles which are a staple of the New Nigerian Alliance (NNA) association during this event were held with the 1st place winner taking home a 10.1 inch Android Tablet, 2nd place winner taking home a 5.0 inch 4G Smartphone and 3rd place winner taking home wine glasses.
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Quarterly Message As we round-off the year in this quarter,
I begin with a quote by Steve Maraboli
which states “those who have the ability
to be grateful are the ones who have the
ability to achieve greatness.”
While we reflect on this words, we are
reminded of the milestones we have
achieved this year in the South Florida
community and are grateful for the
opportunity to serve.
Our service in the community has been
recognized by our fellow organizations in
our ability to partner for a common
cause. This puts into perspective our
impact in the community in ways beyond
imagination when we work together.
As we strive to achieve greatness as an
organization that lives its values of
honor, integrity, unity and progress, I
commend everyone for the time you put
in to be the change you want to see
through this organization.
I am grateful for the opportunity to serve
you all this year and look forward to a
great 2018. I wish each of you and your
families a very merry Christmas and a
Prosperous New Year In advance.
Respectfully,
Floyd Abang (President)
Executive Committee Floyd Abang (President), Linda Lopez
(Vice President), Jane Baloras (General
Secretary) , Kavin Okoli-King (Financial
Secretary), Ismail Hassan (Treasurer),
Tiffany Udonna (Cultural and Social
Director), Festus Ikpete (Provost)
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“To foster cultural unity, promote the general welfare and well-being and understanding among all members of the
human family, and to secure the Blessings of "GOD" our creator”
Time to Serve is Now!
2 | P a g e
Website: www.newnigerianallianceinc.com Facebook: @NewNigeriaAlliance.Nna Twitter: @NNAoline
Phone: 305-894-6625 E-mail: [email protected]
Address: P.O.Box 540411, Opa-Locka, FL 33054
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CARING FOR EACH OTHER
Celebrating a community
Impactful year of service!
On December 9th, we (NNA) celebrated
our annual Christmas End-of-Year
Party. This celebration marked the
hard work and dedication to all
members who made a difference and
answered the call to serve.
Making a Difference in Our Community!
A ThanksGiving Community Assistance
GiveAway was held on November 11th to assist
those in our community in the most need,
during the ThanksGiving holiday with food
assistance. In partnership with the Miami
Children Foundation, over 100 families received
food turkeys and food items.
Celebrating the Spirit of Nigeria in South Florida
The week long activities of the Nigerian Independence Day
Celebration also showcased a Nigerian Spelling Bee
competition on October 7th held in partnership with the
Nigerian American Foundation (NAF) at the Miami Dade
College North Campus. NNA was presented with an African
Diaspora Prodigy Award in honor of our community/youth
engagement activities during the Gala Night hosted by NAF.
In addition to the festivities that took place on October 7th, a
Town-Hall meeting with Director General of Consumer
Protection – Atlanta, Prince Tunde Irukera took place with
participants expressing gratitude for the support provided to
all Nigerians for the passport exercise, which was held during
the week and saw much success. Opportunities for
improvements where highlighted to the Director General who
made commitment to better represent Nigerians in Diaspora
and return to South Florida to continue the dialogue.
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