BCN Celebrate 40th anniversary of the Independence of Bangladesh in Nigeria.

40th anniversary of the Independence of Bangladesh in Abuja.

BCN, invites to all of our Bangladeshi brothers and sisters in Nigeria to attend and celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Independence of Bangladesh in Abuja,

BCN going to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Independence of Bangladesh in Abuja.

BCN, invites to all of our Bangladeshi brothers and sisters in Nigeria to attend and celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Independence of Bangladesh in Abuja.

A comfortable win for Bangladesh from Dutch

Netherlands 160 (46.2 ov)

Bangladesh 166/4 (41.2 ov)

Bangladesh won by 6 wickets (with 52 balls remaining)

A comfortable win for Bangladesh, and they're now on six points. The race for the quarter-finals has intensified in Group B. England face West Indies on the 17th, while Bangladesh face a tough test against South Africa in their next match. Ireland take on South Africa tomorrow, and there's India waiting to take on West Indies. If West Indies beat England in Chennai, Bangladesh are through to the next stage.

Adam Sumari - 2011 (15th -19th March-2011)

Historic March 7 today

৭ ই মার্চ ১৯৭১-বাংলাদেশী কমিউনিটিস ইন নাইজেরিয়া  

On this day in 1971, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in a fiery and dynamic speech at Dhaka’s Race Course Maidan (now Suhrawardy Udyan) declared the decisive battle against the then repressive Pakistani junta.

At the historic gathering, the ‘Father of the Nation’ gave the most inspiring speech saying ‘Ebarer sangram amader muktir sangram, ebarer sangram swadhinatar sangram (this time the struggle is for our freedom, the struggle is for our independence)’ that echoed through the ground and the hearts of 70 million Bangalee people. In his speech, the leader and charismatic orator Sheikh Mujib called for a civil uprising and declared the war against the then Pakistani junta.

He said: ‘Since we have sacrificed blood, we will sacrifice more. We will definitely liberate the country, Insha-Allah… Turn every house into a fort and counter [the enemy] with whatever you have.’