Funjosh:


What is the percentage of Yoruba leaving their

oseiwe: Peckham is already a yoruba / Nigerian village, even the cops are scared to go there.

Funjosh:


What is the percentage of Yoruba leaving their

oseiwe: Peckham is already a yoruba / Nigerian village, even the cops are scared to go there.

trity09: The Yoruba race.. Setting pace for Nigeria since 1914....

ZUBY77: Shameless Africans. Always celebrating useless projects.
How many British villages are in Ibadan?
If that is such a fantastic project, do you think you can beat them to that?

First of all, the Police, the army, the politicians etc will remain British. So you are only allowed to import your Ewedu and others.

Its a shame we celebrate running away from our ancestors. They must be happy wherever they are.

Funjosh:






What is the percentage of Yoruba leaving their

PeterKbaba: Yoruba Village London


The Yoruba Village is a mixed use development on a 1Ha site providing a wide range of community facilities.
The aspiration of the project is to provide the community with a destination to celebrate the culture of the West African community in London. The proposals were presented to 400 distinguished guests at the Grange Tower Hotel in Tower Bridge in August 2013.

This will be a special scheme for Yoruba's in Diaspora and also a multicultural community that can learn about the Yoruba culture.
The project has been designed to be as permeable as possible with the community through its facade treatment. The urban strategy has been strategically implemented to draw people into the scheme. It provides an 'extension to the main road by introducing a pedestrian’s concourse right through the centre of the scheme.

A flythrough of the project can be viewed on here

The scheme consist of the following
• Public Gallery exhibiting Yoruba and West African Culture
• Suite / Hall 01, 02, 03
- Seats 500 Dining
- Seats 700 Theatre
• Restaurant / Bar Facilities

• Retail Units x10
• Commercial Units x12
• Supermarket 20000 sq ft

• Car Parking - 1000 gross spaces

•Community Facilities (crèche, academic)

http://www.bolansgroup.com/projects/yoruba-village-london/

amnestylaw1:

There need not be any British village in Ibadan. Nigeria and many other countries have British Council that promote British culture. So, do some research and stop hating.

oseiwe: Peckham is already a yoruba / Nigerian village, even the cops are scared to go there.

amnestylaw1:

There need not be any British village in Ibadan. Nigeria and many other countries have British Council that promote British culture. So, do some research and stop hating.

erico2k2:
British council never promote any british culture.Its just a source of research ie library?I was a memeber at the one in ENUGU.I think U need to know what promoting o e's culture means b4 posting

So what is the British Council?

Its purpose is to "build mutually beneficial relationships between people in the UK and other countries and to increase appreciation of the UK's creative ideas and achievements". In effect, it is tasked with promoting British culture, language and business around the world. It is a not-for-profit charity and though it is -independent, it is partly funded by the British Government.

The council has often faced the difficulty of being something of a mystery to the public. Part of the problem is its nondescript name, which gives little clue to its activities. Its leaders have often been asked about a name change to something that better explains what the council does. "Market research shows that organisations that change their name often lose out in terms of public recognition," its former head, David Drewry, once said,...

The British Council creates international opportunities for the people of the UK and other countries, and builds trust between them worldwide. We call this work cultural relations.

PeterKbaba: .

mascot87: Yorubas rock anyday anytime......Haters can go & die

Sijo01: That village will not be complete without the statue of Sango, the god of thunder.

ZUBY77: Shameless Africans. Always celebrating useless projects.
How many British villages are in Ibadan?
If that is such a fantastic project, do you think you can beat them to that?

First of all, the Police, the army, the politicians etc will remain British. So you are only allowed to import your Ewedu and others.

Its a shame we celebrate running away from our ancestors. They must be happy wherever they are.

redsquare: Nigerians are indeed funny. We have seen Igbo village in Virginia, now it's Yoruba village in London, yet our cities from Aba to Ibadan are all in ruins. Why not think of how to better our land and make it habitable. The Americans and British don't give a fuccck about us. Yoruba village ko, Igbo community ni.