LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE SCHEME
SIGNING BY PRESIDENT OF THE NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION MAROC
By Nigerian Association MarocThe official signing ceremony of the Life and Health Insurance Scheme with Maroc Assistance Internationale. A project of huge health benefits for all Nigerians living in the kingdom of Morocco.
SOLUTIONS FOR NIGERIANS IN MOROCCO
PODCAST:THE PRESIDENT OF THE NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION MAROC
By Shawn EntertainmentIn this episode we bring you the president of Nigeria Association Maroc, Mr. Pere Noel Ageli interviewed on the solutions for Nigerians living in the kingdom of Morocco with a caveat.
MOROCCO EARTHQUAKES
NIGERIANS WON'T FLEE MOROCCO OVER EARTHQUAKE, DEATHS - NAM PRESIDENT
By Fatteh HamidPresident of the Nigerian Association Maroc (Morocco), Pere Ageli, talks to FATTEH HAMID about the earthquake in Morocco, and how Nigerians are coping with the disaster some days ago, Morocco’s interior ministry revealed the earthquake claimed the lives of over 2,900 people. As a Nigerian living in Morocco, what is the current situation of things over there?
It was on Saturday at precisely 11:30 pm when buildings started shaking. The vibration was much and it was so intense that it was felt virtually in all the cities in Morocco. The vibrations lasted for about three minutes but it was a very scary experience. People ran out to know what was going on only to find that they didn’t get hit but the real devastation had happened in Marrakesh. As of today, the unofficial death toll we are hearing is about 10,000 even though the government isn’t putting that out.
THE NEW YAM FESTIVAL
CELEBRATION OF THE IGBO CULTURAL YAM CARNIVAL
On the Septemper 30 of every year the Igbo people celebrate the famous New Yam Festival around the world to usher in the good harvest. This beautiful cultural rite is mainly unique to the Igbo group of Nigeria. The Nigerian Association Maroc wishes to rejoice with the Igbo community of Nigeria in Morocco.BACKGROUND
Yams are among the first set of crops to be planted at the beginning of the planting season. Between April and August, early crops such as maize, cocoyams, and pumpkins are harvested and eaten without fanfare. The New Yam Festival is, therefore, a celebration depicting the prominence of yam in the social-cultural life of the Igbo people. In some Igbo communities, all old yams (from the previous year's crop) must be consumed or discarded on the eve of the New Yam Festival. The next day, only dishes of yam are served at the feast, as the festival is symbolic of the abundance of the produce.
WOMEN'S AFRICAN CUP OF NATIONS
NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION MAROC SUPPORTS SUPER FALCONS
All members of the Nigerian Association Maroc and Nigerians in Morocco go out en mass, during the Nigerian Super Falcons matches, to support the undisputed national pride - the Nigerian Women Football team - the Super falcons playing at the Women's African Cup of Nations taking place in Morocco. This national duty to uphold her honour and glory is expected of all Nigerians living in the kingdom.
MISSION STATEMENT
NIGERIAN ASSOCIATION MAROC AS AN ORGANISATION
Our Mission is to create a viable and functional socio-welfare organisation that will stand the test of time, to support Nigerians and Africans from other nations in the Kingdom of Morocco. Our vision is to establish a culture of learning in a cohesive community that will tranform people and improve the quality of life for all, thereby improving the image and opportunities of the African people living in the country.
Nigerian Association Maroc in Breif
The Association
The Association is a nonprofit organisation with no religious objectives. It's established in 2012 and registered in 2014.It operates in all regions of Morocco.The headquarters are in Casablanca.To provide socio- cultural and educational needs to Nigerians and other Africans.
The Objectives
To support the welfare of Nigerians and Africans.The association helps in the development of communities collectively. This benefits Nigerians and the various coummunities they live. All policies are geared towards helping Nigerians and other Africans in needs.
The Recognitions
The Association is certified and recognised by the Nigerian Embassy in the Kingdom of Morocco, to organise social-cultural and educational events and promote international cultural exchange for the good of mankind. The association is also recognised by many NGO's.
The Acheivements
The association has provided humanitarian aide which include food items, clothes, wares, etc distributed to Nigerians and other Africans in the past and still giving these items to people during the Coronavirus pandemic time and into the future.
The Executive Message
Pere Noel Ageli - President
The Nigeria Association is a non-profit and non-political pressure group created in 2012 to protect the rights and interests of all Nigerians in the Kingdom of Morocco. The Association has several departments with experienced Chairmen who take care of the needs of our people. Membership is available to all Nigerians, who are advised to obtain membership cards from the Secretariat. The Association also has the Conflict Resolution Committee that finds solution to internal problems. This committee also deals with all manners of disputes between fellow Nigerians of different ethic groups and disputes between Nigerians and other nationalities with a view to finding peaceful resolutions to such disputes. We also act as a liaison between the people and the Nigerian Embassy on the one hand and between the Nigerian people and the Moroccan authorities on the other hand. This synergy is tremendously helping to improve the living condition of our people. The following Houses: Afessan, Anioma, Edo, Igbo, Urhobo Progressive and Yoruba unions make up the Nigerian Community and they are all headed by a Chairman/Coordinator who is elected or appointed by the members.
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