Diversity Magazine

BLACK HISTORY SHOWCASE
🌍🔆By Afroglobal Television

The Power Of Resilience
OPEN HOUSE & BROADCAST

Join us on television, online and in the Afroglobal Television and Silvertrust Media studio for a special edition of the Black History Showcase on Friday, February 28th, 2025.

Watch programming on the Afroglobal Television channel, YouTube and other online platforms or join us in the studio for the same with live aspects.

The theme is “The Power Of Resilience”. We have special guests, a keynote speaker and other messages, with refreshments and light entertainment.

Enjoy uplifting programming with Historica Minutes, the Most Influential Black Canadians, and more. Registration required for the main event in the studio as seating is limited.

Arrival for the main function starts with check in, refreshments and networking at 5.00 PM. Main program runs from 6 to 8 PM in the studio.

19 Waterman Avenue, Unit 207 Toronto ON M4B 1Y2 Canada. Guests may drop in for the open house, discover more about Black Excellence, among others.

Register on Eventbrite or via email at [email protected] to reserve your spot. If you cannot attend, don’t worry, we got you covered.

Watch on Rogers Cable channel 708, Bell 2472, Telus 2701, Ignite 884 and Eastlink 886. Connect with us on social media or visit us at:

www.AfroglobalTelevision.com.

Moses A. Mawa

Reetu Gupta presents…
The Fierce and Fabulous Files!

The Fierce and Fabulous Files are honoured to spotlight Nigerian born Patricia Bebia Mawa. A force in the world of multi-media and starting her career from scratch after moving to Canada, Patricia has directed and produced over 15 television programs, published multiple editions of Excellence, Envision (formally called Diversity Magazine which features success stories from diverse Canadian communities) and Destiny Magazines. In 2008, Silvertrust Media, introduced the Discover magazine series, which has since released over 20 titles and editions for various countries. Patricia also hosts Planet Africa on OMNI TV. A proud and momentous achievement, in 2016, she and her husband launched Afroglobal Television - a 24-hour television channel carried on Rogers Cable, Bell Fibe, Eastlink, and Telus across Canada.

Her accolades include being a recipient of the Toronto Police Community Service Award, the International Women Achievers Award, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal, and the Martin Luther King Dream Keeper Award which is presented annually to someone that demonstrates their impact on their community while promoting racial equality, social responsibility, political empowerment, diversity, nonviolence, and racial harmony.

In recent works, Patricia has written and directed a new drama series – Omobella – that evolves around an Italian and Nigerian couple who own a fusion restaurant catering to a diverse, metropolitan audience. Filled with comedy, suspense, intrigue, plot twists and turns, Omobella is said to be engaging, informative and a ground-breaking series. It captures harmony and diversity with food; entertainment that is much needed, not just in Canada, but internationally. Omobella Palace is that unique project that makes it happen.