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MyNigeriaTV wants to give a great big welcome to our newest member, Israel Idonije! Israel was born in Lagos, Nigeria and currently plays in the NFL for the Chicago Bears. We want to extend out many thanks to Israel for coming out to our office and helping us shoot a promo for MyNigeriaTV. We couldn't have accomplished this much without his help!

Checkout the newest promo for MyNigeriaTV!

Chicago will be celebrating Nigerian Independence Day on Saturday, October 3rd, 2009 Northbound on Sunnyside/Sheridan to Foster park. Immediately following the parade will be live entertainment, games, cultural shows, food, childre's activites, raffle prizes and more! Featured artists include Jazz, Nache and Kazeem

Thanks to everyone who came out, we had a blast! MyNigeriaTV has the privilege of covering this event. We're glad to see everyone who came out to support the Nigerian community. Please enjoy our media coverage of the event! If you were at the event and want to share your pictures with us please send them to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Thanks!

Lagos, Nigeria West Africa: Seun Anikulapo-Kuti recently had a debut in Victoria Island Lagos and gave an outstanding and near-perfect performance during the show that drew the likes of Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka and renowned photographer Don Barber to Victoria Island’s Terra Kulture. Inheriting his father’s looks and band Egypt 80, Seun gave the very diverse audience an opening treat by performing some of Fela’s classics as well as tracks from his Many Things album.

Nigerians recently celebrated the country's 49th independence anniversary with a parade attended by many Nigerians and others in the tri-state area and beyond.

It was a day of celebration featuring several dignitaries, members of the Diplomatic Corp, New York City council members, leaders, and more. Nigeria gained its independence in 1960 from the then British colonial government. It became a republic in 1963 and has since seen its share of civilian governance, military coups and back again to civilian governance. There were similar celebrations by Nigerians around the world.

The Harlem Book Fair 2009, was recently held in Harlem, New York with attendees coming from around the world. Among the focus this year were a number books by a diverse list of authors mostly African and African American authors some of which earned roundtable discussions such as "What future for African Union - faced with a hedonistic elite?" Insights from P.Chudi Uwazurike's “Instrumental Pan-Africanism,” (politics) “The Flycatcher’s Identity” (play) & "Nwuzor Nwanna and the Song of a Thousand Tunes" (novel).