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Pre-Kwanzaa Marketplace
Dec
14
10:00 AM10:00
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Pre-Kwanzaa Marketplace

Bask in the richness of art and culture rooted in our African ancestry during this Pre- Kwanzaa Holiday MarketPlace.  Experience the magic of “Kuumba” Black “Creativity,” with performances by the jazz icon, Maggie Brown; prolific spoken word artists from P.O.E.T; uplifting songs by Henry H. Weddington School for the Performing Arts, and the artistry and skill represented by Dudley’s “Hair” Show. Witness the sights, sounds, smells and the passion of a proud people with a long-standing history.  Shop with creative and inventive vendors, taste delectable indigenous dishes; feel and wrap yourself in wearable arts that set you apart in unique styling.   Finally, learn about history, new products, programs presented by the Earth Center, radio personalities AC Green and Clara Hubbard of Senior Talk, nursing home abuse by Regional Family Council Consortium, and understanding Medicare. Revel in the vitality of this fun filled celebration for families and communities.

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Pre-Kwanzaa Marketplace
Dec
13
2:00 PM14:00
AIH

Pre-Kwanzaa Marketplace

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Bask in the richness of art and culture rooted in our African ancestry during this Pre- Kwanzaa Holiday MarketPlace.  Experience the magic of “Kuumba” Black “Creativity,” with performances by the jazz icon, Maggie Brown; prolific spoken word artists from P.O.E.T; uplifting songs by Henry H. Weddington School for the Performing Arts, and the artistry and skill represented by Dudley’s “Hair” Show. Witness the sights, sounds, smells and the passion of a proud people with a long-standing history.  Shop with creative and inventive vendors, taste delectable indigenous dishes; feel and wrap yourself in wearable arts that set you apart in unique styling.   Finally, learn about history, new products, programs presented by the Earth Center, radio personalities AC Green and Clara Hubbard of Senior Talk, nursing home abuse by Regional Family Council Consortium, and understanding Medicare. Revel in the vitality of this fun filled celebration for families and communities.

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2018 Nigerian ePassport Exercise
Jun
28
to Jun 30
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2018 Nigerian ePassport Exercise

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Hello and welcome to the 2018 Nigerian ePassport Exercise with the Nigerian Consulate New York. Application and registration information can be found on the Nigerian Consulate New York website http://nigeriahouse.com/default.aspx  Click Consular Services then Passport Application to get started.

All applicants including babies are required to be present for biometric purposes. Please plan to spend the day at the venue so plan accordingly especially for your children. 

Applicants whose documents were received on or before April 30th 2018, you are advised to plan to attend the exercise on Thursday, June 14th 2018. New applicants are advised to complete their applications and submit their documents ASAP.

 Items to bring with you to the venue

  1. Passport booklet for verification
  2. Documents listed on the Nigerian Consulate New York website. Follow the above link. If you have submitted your documents to Dr. Ewa or Ms. Okoro please ignore step 2.
  3. EXPRESS Priority Mail Flat Rate Envelope/applicant for mailing of passport. Must have correct postage of $24.70 or higher. Don’t forget the label.
  4. $100 POST OFFICE money order (administrative fee) per applicant payable to Consulate General of Nigeria New York.
  5. $25 venue fee per applicant in cash.

Lost Passport Applicants

You are required to bring a $370 POST OFFICE money order (penalty fee)/applicant payable to The Consulate General of Nigeria New York.

  *Directives from the Consulate *

  • Those without E-passport could get their passport within a month of acquisition, all things being equal.
  • Those involved in out-of-station acquisition and holder of E-passport, re-issue takes longer time before processing as the immigration Headquarters has to approve such data switch that occurred between outside acquisition and the original data of applicants already in the database that alternatively, those in urgent need of their passports are advised to avail themselves the opportunity by coming to the Consulate in New York. It takes a day to complete, all things being equal.

Do not park in the parking lot or your car will be towed. Street parking is available.

If you have any questions please contact Dr. Ewa Ewa at (773) 289 7973 and Ms. Adanna Okoro at 773-443-6516 (text for faster response).

 

 

 

 

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