Peoples Club of Nigeria International
Calgary Branch

COMING SOON .....
10TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION & 4TH INDUCTION CEREMONY
....2026

ABOUT US

Peoples Club Motto

Unity Love and Service

Peoples Club Anthem

Peoples Club Bu Ndi Ezigbo Omume

 Ewooo!
Peoples Club Bu Ndi Ezigbo Omume!
Na Uwa Nile!
Odogwu – OO!

Odi Ofele…!

Anyi Kwesili Ekwesi

Ezi Afa Ka Ego
Anakwadobe!

Odi Ofele…!
Peoples Club Odogwu
Igiligi Adagbu Kwa Na anyi-O!
Odogwu;  Odogwu!
Igiligi Adagbu Kwana anyi-O!
O Ka Osi Adi-O!
Igiligi Adagbu Kwa Na Anyi-O!!

Ee; Anakwadobe!!!

INDUCTION 2024

CHAIRMAN'S NIGHT PHOTO GALLERY

Peoples Club Motto

Unity Love and Service

Peoples Club Anthem

Peoples Club Bu Ndi Ezigbo Omume

 Ewooo!
Peoples Club Bu Ndi Ezigbo Omume!
Na Uwa Nile!
Odogwu – OO!

Odi Ofele…!

Anyi Kwesili Ekwesi

Ezi Afa Ka Ego
Anakwadobe!

Odi Ofele…!
Peoples Club Odogwu
Igiligi Adagbu Kwa Na anyi-O!
Odogwu;  Odogwu!
Igiligi Adagbu Kwana anyi-O!
O Ka Osi Adi-O!
Igiligi Adagbu Kwa Na Anyi-O!!

Ee; Anakwadobe!!!

ABOUT US

PEOPLES CLUB OF NIGERIA INTERNATIONAL

The People’s Club of Nigeria was founded by Nigerians who are desirous to foster good relations among themselves and to promote charitable and philanthropic causes. Peoples club was formed in 1971 in Aba (present Abia state of Nigeria) by a small group of individuals led by Chief Titus I. Ume-Ezeoke. This was at a period of hopelessness following the devastation of the Nigeria civil war which ended in 1970. The Club was formed with the spirit of uniting people of like minds, for social interaction.

The formation was timely and extensively welcomed because of the Club’s founding principle which reads “be your brother’s Keeper” and was also embodied in its motto: Unity, Love and Service. Since its formation, the Club has grown extensively and could be found in most major cities in the world. By the year 2000, there was a branch of the Peoples Club in every major city in Nigeria. The club latter moved its headquarters to Onitsha, Anambra State of Nigeria. 

PEOPLES CLUB OF NIGERIA INTERNATIONAL
CALGARY BRANCH

Peoples Club of Nigeria International – Calgary Branch started by accident of history. The history started in 2011 when Chief Paul Eneh and Mazi Ben Ezenta accidentally met at the TipTop Store at the Deerfoot Mall. Mazi Ezenta was shopping with his wife when Chief Eneh overheard them speaking the Igbo language. Chief Paul approach the couple and introduced himself and said that he overheard them speaking Igbo. He said that he is Igbo also and recently moved from Houston to Calgary. That sparked interest from Mazi Ezenta who had also lived in Houston for about 8 years.

Friendship soon developed which extended to both families including our spouses. In one of their social visits, Mazi Ezenta brought up the social life in Houston which is grossly missing in Calgary. Both men decided to create an organization that will provide a platform for social interaction since the only organizations in Calgary are the Igbo Cultural Association of Calgary (ICAC) and Nigerian Canadian Association of Calgary 

HISTORY PEOPLES CLUB OF NIGERIA INTERNATIONAL CALGARY BRANCH

2022 Induction ceremony held at
Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza Hotel & Conference Centre
August 6, 2022

Induction 2022

BRANCHES IN NIGERIADATE OF CHARTER/INAUGURATION
AbaJune 1971
OnitshaJune 1971
EnuguNovember 1971
LagosJanuary 1976
AbakalikiJanuary 1976
IbadanFebruary 1976
KanoMarch 1976
JosMay 1976
MakurdiAugust 1977
OwerriSeptember 1977
MaduguriFebruary 1978
KadunaMarch 1978
BeninOctober 1978
Port HarcourtNovember 1978
CalabarDecember 1978
WarriJanuary 1979
AwkaJune 1979
AsabaOctober 1979
BauchiSeptember 1981
NnewiMay 1982
AbujaJuly 1984
OrluNovember 1984

Source: Peoples Club of Nigerian International – Houston (First International Branch)