NNC were invited to the UK Black Business Show which held at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, on the 14th of October 2017. The show provided an opportunity for UK black businesses to showcase their products and services in an exhibition; businesses of which ranged from hair and beauty products to financial Read more about NNC at the UK Black Business Show[…]
Image credit: NSUUK NNC were invited to the Nigerian High Commission in London for a special reception held for Nigerian Student Leaders and those who work with them, organised by the Nigerian Student Union UK (NSUUK)and the High Commission. Opening remarks were made by the Minister/ Head Consular of Education and Welfare, Mr Emmanuel Namah, Read more about NNC at the Nigerian High Commission, UK[…]
Reflections on the ‘back-to-school’ season It’s BACK TO SCHOOL SEASON!!! As summer comes to an end, educational institutions are preparing for the start of yet another academic year. Some of us may be going back to school ourselves (part time or full time), some are sending kids back to school, while some may be Read more about Reflections on the Back to School Season[…]
About FAAJI SUNDAYS FAAJI SUNDAYS is a lifestyle brand based in the UK which aims to promote Western culture through the philosophy of the Yoruba word -FAAJI, meaning ‘ENJOYMENT’. There events which take place once a month, include delicious West African food, a live band, old and new African music, as well as great Read more about Independence Giveaway[…]
On the 20th of July NNC was hosted by XclusivEventzz for our first Summer Networking Evening in the city of London. With good music, food and drinks, new connections, and possibly new friendships, were formed. We appreciate everyone who came out for the evening. Keep an eye out for the next!
We all knew of a teacher’s pet back at school, that one person who (annoyingly to us) helped the teacher constantly with putting the class in order, getting things they wanted and always sat at the front. They always seemed to say yes to everything the teacher asked. Well as much as it annoyed you Read more about Saying ‘Yes’ at Work[…]
When I contemplated composing this post, I was hunting down an approach to make it fascinating and furthermore conceivable which was why I thought of the title. Many people have seen, perused and heard diverse clashing stories about the NYSC program. This article does not plan to expose those stories but instead attempt to underscore Read more about NYSC – ‘Horrible Facilities; Great Experience’[…]
Dr. E, a dentist in the United States, shares the struggles and issues faced with diversity and finding identity whilst #LivingInDiaspora So many things to talk about living in the diaspora! I will start by saying it’s been a blessing for me to experience life in the diaspora (as well as knowing life back Read more about #LivinginDiaspora: The Case of Diversity and Identity[…]
The Nigerian Networking Community was invited by the Nigerian-British Business Forum to their ‘Mind of an Entrepreneur Seminar‘ that took place on Friday the 17th of March. The event also marked the inauguration of the Nigerian-British Business Forum Youth Committee. Successful Nigerians from various backgrounds provided inspiration and advice to the young entrepreneurs. Read more about Nigerian-British Forum – Mind of an Entrepreneur/Youth Inauguration[…]
Aderogba Williams was a banker at a leading national bank in Nigeria before taking the decision to leave to study for a Masters in the UK. Rogba shares his experience on how he adjusted with living in diaspora. Moving to the UK. for my Master’s degree was not an easy one for me because Read more about #LivingInDiaspora – My UK Experience[…]