Episode 3: Toonna Obi-Okoye – Nigeria

Migration Patterns by Meredith Bratland

Jul 4, 201742:32Government & Organizations

This episode, I speak with Toonna Obi-Okoye, a Nigerian living in Edmonton. He works in IT but what he really wanted to talk to me about were his passions for film and music. During our interview, Toonna describes his ch...

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