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The countdown is ON for the 9th Annual Nigeria Cultural Parade & Festival, happening this Saturday, October 4, 2025, in Downtown Houston. In just 3 days, we’ll be painting the streets green and white, celebrating Nigeria’s 65th Independence Day with unmatched Naija energy. If you haven’t marked your calendar, now’s the time—because this is one cultural explosion you cannot miss!
When: Saturday, October 4, 2025, starting at 10:00 AM sharp
Where: 1400 Clay St, Houston, Texas 77002
Cost: FREE entry!
Vibes: Music, food, fashion, and pure Nigerian pride
Hosted by Wazobia Market and partners like the Greater Owerri Community, United Esan Organization, We Lead, Culturally Naija, and more, this festival is set to be the biggest yet. Whether you’re Nigerian-born, part of the diaspora, or just love African culture, this is your chance to connect, celebrate, and feel at home.
Parade Power: Kick off the day with a vibrant procession featuring Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Edo, and more cultural groups, masquerades, and drummers. Bring your flags and rock your best native wear!
Foodie Heaven: Savor party jollof, spicy suya, egusi, puff-puff, and zobo that’ll transport you straight to Naija.
Afrobeat & More: Dance to live Afrobeat, Fuji, Highlife, and Amapiano with DJs and cultural performances that’ll keep you moving.
Shop Afrocentric: Explore the Vendor Village for Ankara fashion, African black soap, art, and snacks like kilishi. Support Black-owned businesses!
Kids’ Fun: Face painting, storytelling, and drumming lessons for the little ones.
Photo Ops: Snap pics by the giant Map of Nigeria or in the culture booth rocking gele and agbada. Share with #NigeriaFestHouston for a chance to be featured!
This isn’t just a festival—it’s a homecoming. Whether you’re reconnecting with your roots, introducing your kids to Naija culture, or just vibing with the community, the Nigeria Cultural Parade & Festival is where you’ll feel the heartbeat of Nigeria in Houston. Expect speeches, storytelling, and a flag-raising ceremony that’ll remind you of our resilience and unity.
Dress the Part: Rock your Aso-Oke, Isi Agu, or Ankara streetwear. Green and white vibes only!
Arrive Early: The parade starts at 10:00 AM—don’t miss the opening!
Travel Smart: Book hotels near Downtown Houston if you’re coming from out of town. Fly into IAH or HOU for easy access.
Stay Connected: Follow @welead_international on Instagram and check Nigeria Cultural Parade Festival for updates.
Houston is about to light up with Naija presence, and we want YOU there to represent. Bring your family, your crew, and your loudest “Naija no dey carry last!” energy. Let’s celebrate Nigeria’s 65th Independence Day in style.
See you at 1400 Clay St, Houston, on October 4th at 10:00 AM. Don’t be late—Naija time doesn’t apply here! 😉
Tag us: #NigeriaFestHouston
Follow: @welead_international
Details: Nollywood Spotlight Blog
Let’s make it a day to remember! 💚💚
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