Celebrating the contributions of British Nigerians to the British society

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The ‘Home from Home’ project aims to explore the legacies of pioneering British-Nigerians in the UK and their impact on society.

The project highlights British-Nigerians’ contributions to the cultural, political, educational, artistic, spiritual, and sporting life of Britain and London, in particular.

HfH Project Deliverables

Volunteering

‘Home from Home’ provided volunteering opportunities for 169 members of the public from varied backgrounds.

Training

In collaboration with various institutions, ‘Home from Home’ delivered several training programmes.

Conference

A conference on the ‘The Legacy of People of Nigerian Descent in Britain,’ was held.

Museum Tours

People from various communities, professions and backgrounds undertook guided educational visits to museums.

Exhibitions

‘Home from Home’ exhibition featuring the (hi)stories of 100 British-Nigerians, toured 13 libraries in London.

Sharing Days

‘Home from Home’ sharing days with mixed audiences took please in various venues across London.

Why ‘Home from Home’?

Home from Home project launch

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Participants
Dr. Tunde Okewale OBE

Home From Home” signifies a place or community where I feel a profound sense of belonging and comfort, akin to my native home. It is a supportive environment where my cultural roots and personal values are embraced and celebrated, providing a sanctuary that nurtures growth, connection, and a strong sense of identity.

Dr. Tunde Okewale OBE / Founder of Urban Lawyer
Dr Ruth Oshikanlu MBE

Naija no dey carry last! I am Naija to the core and the Nigerian in me oozes out of every pore. I celebrate being Nigerian by being the best version of me.

Dr Ruth Oshikanlu / MBE
Anthony Kolade

A key takeaway from the HfH project for me is the chance to connect with outstanding Nigerians who are making significant contributions both in Nigeria and the UK. Their achievements underscore the positive impact Nigerians have on their communities globally.

Anthony Kolade / CEO DGtal-Mind LTD
Project Leaders
Alex Oma-Pius FRSA

Alex Oma-Pius FRSA

HfH Project Director

Neema Kambona

Neema Kambona

HfH Project Coordinator

Ife Adedeji

Ife Adedeji

HfH Marketing/Comms Consultant

Ronke Lawal

Ronke Lawal

HfH PR and Comms Consultant

Project Partners
University of East London Logo
London Metropolitan Archives logo
Fit for Future Logo
Museum of London Logo
Nigeria Art Society UK Logo
Newstead Wood School Logo
NewHam Heritage Month logo
Brent Logo
African Newspaper Logo
Migration Museum Logo
Rokesly Junior School Logo
The Village School Logo
Newham London Logo
Heritage Fund Logo
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