London has continuously been
considered a recreation
playground of many travellers
especially Nigerians. However, the
city is typically defined by several
ethnic neighbourhoods such as
British, Chinese, Nigerians, Latinos
and many others. There are some
neighbourhoods in London,
which have been settled largely by
Nigerians; and you will find high
concentration of Naija people
living in these areas.
We scouted round London for
neighbourhoods that have high
concentration of Nigerians and
we found some amazing areas,
which have the genuine Nigerian
appearance – reminiscent of
Nigeria, with its restaurants,
stores, foodstuff and everything
‘Naija’ you can think of.
So, we present to you the 10 top
Nigerian neighbourhoods in
London:
1. Peckham
Photo by Livvy Adjei on Flickr
Peckham has become a centre of
Nigerian-British life and culture in
London. Peckham is somewhat
called, “mini Lagos” because there
is nothing in Lagos that you will
not find in this area. Peckham is
located within the London
Borough of Southwark and you
will find a large population of
Nigerians living here. The
neighbourhood features Nigerian
restaurants, stores and shops
filled with Nigerian-made imports
including food stuffs.
Insider Tip: For delicious Nigerian
delicacies, head to Lolak Afrique
restaurant, where you will find a
variety of Nigerian cuisine. If you
ever miss Suya, visit Obalende
Suya Restaurant and get Suya
meat grilled over fire and
seasoned with very hot spices.
2. Thamesmead
Photo Source: LagosinLondon
Located in the London Boroughs
of Greenwich and Bexley,
Thamesmead is one
neighbourhood that is well
integrated with many Nigerians.
The district is bustling with
plethora of ethnic restaurants,
which offer a large variety of
boiled, fried and cooked Nigerian
delicacies. There is an array of
shops and stores, owned by
Nigerians, such as Ade’s Cash and
Carry, John and Biola Supermarket
and many more. These stores
specialize in Nigerian imports,
foods and other things you can
find in any supermarket in
Nigeria.
3. Abbey Wood
Photo Source: Mike
Hedgethorne on Flickr
When you visit Abbey Wood, you
will feel like you are in
Nigeria. Abbey Wood is a
district of South East London and
located south of Thamesmead. In
this neighbourhood, you get to
meet ‘loud’ Nigerians on the
street, speak your language and
familiarize with each other.
Abbey Wood has a reputation for
Nigeria residents, along with
great Naija restaurants and
stores.
4. Woolwich
Photo Source: Maurice on Flickr
Woolwich has always played
home to some Nigerian residents
in London. The district is home to
some Nigerian businesses,
churches, shops and restaurants.
You will never believe you are
actually in London when you are
in this area. You might want to
visit Tasty African restaurant for
Nigerian delicacies especially their
puff puff.
5. Deptford
Photo Source: Wikipedia
Deptford is made up of relatively
beautiful buildings and streets,
and is considered a notable
neighborhood for some
Nigerians. Located in South-East
London, on the south bank of
River Thames; Deptford functions
as home to several Nigerian
stores filled with imports and
produce from Nigeria. If you love
Nigerian foods, you should
probably visit Tomi’s Kitchen,
where you will find the finest
Nigerian beers, palm wine and
delicacies.
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Lewisham offers housing
developments for its residents,
the neighbourhood is perfect for
families and that is why most
Nigerians in London prefer living
here. Dedicated Nigerian business
owners have made Lewisham
more Nigerian, a fascinating focal
point for businesses such as
Covenant Cargo, Wotas and many
others. If you are craving for
Nigerian foods, you should visit
Enish Nigerian Restaurant and
Grill for delicious home-made
foods.
7. Erith
Photo Source: newsshopper.co.uk
Erith is perhaps best known as
home of several ethnicities
including Nigerians. The area
comes alive with its wide
selection of bars and restaurants,
which attracts residents and
visitors. Nigerian culinary setting
is well represented in restaurants
such as Eko Wine Bar and
Restaurant, Anedo Restaurant and
Bar and many others.
8. Old Kent Road
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Old Kent Road is a road that forms
part of Watling Street in South
East London. This neighbourhood
is home to some Nigerian
mosques and churches, and of
course, stores that sell produce
from Nigeria. Nigerians seem to
have infused life into the
neighbourhood, with a variety of
Nigerian restaurants and bars
such as 805 restaurant,
Presidential Suya and Wazobia
restaurant. This neighbourhood is
really a place to visit!
9. Camberwell
Photo Cropped from Google
Street View
Crawberwell offers amazing
restaurants, bakeries, stores and
supermarkets that honour
Nigerian culture and lifestyle. The
area is teeming with
entertainment venues, bars and
clubs where you can mingle with
Nigerian people and reminisce
about home. If you are craving for
authentic Nigerian foods, you
should visit Emukay, Cannan
restaurant, Legacy African
Restaurant and many more.