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Why don't you just get online and find out about things to do, and places to see in London?
Right here from Nigeria, people plan holiday itineraries in places as far-flung as Kathmandu, Nepal. I can't even start to recount how many places I've been where I didn't know anybody, or wasn't with anybody.

The first time I ever went to London was on a solo work trip. I can tell you what I did back then (about a decade or so ago).
I started from the venue of the conference I was attending (Business Design Center), searched online for hotels close to the venue (Islington), and got a nice reasonable place close to Angel.

When I arrived in the UK, I picked up one of those London guides (you can find them just about anywhere, at any tube station), and basically just identified the places that looked interesting. Like Buckingham Palace (elementary!), Westminster Abbey, Tower Bridge, Madam Tussauds, Trafalgar Square, etc, etc. Good thing the city has a near-excellent public transportation system (my views!), so I pretty much spent a day going to all those places. I even took some sort of boat service that starts from North Greenwich, and takes you all the way down the Thames, and stops at Westminster, where you can get off and walk to Trafalgar square.

I even had time to get to some of the 'Naija' zones in South East London (Lewisham, Woolwich, Hackney, and Peckham, even the so-called Petticoat Lane market on Liverpool Street, and the shops at Finsbury Park).
When I hooked up with a friend (London resident), he was shocked, and told me, he hadn't been to half of those places, after 14 years in Jand. LOL.

So, in a nutshell, plan your journey, and tour by yourself. It's even interesting sometimes, when you're on your own.

If you are a student why dont you organise this with the union or ACS


londoners na busy bee ooo, even resting time

the good thing is everything is online, you can plan your journey from A-Z

I guess the only thing is you'll want to go places with someone familiar

visitlondon.com