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WHAT IS HAPPENNIG FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH THIS OCTOBER? TONY TOKUNBO ETEKA FERNANDEZ
Dear Family and Friends,
We have been organizing THE BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBARTIANS AT THE UK HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT EVERY SINGLE YEAR SINCE 2013.
We shall not be organizing The BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATIONS AT THE UK HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT this year due to the current covid challenges as well as recent parliament regulations
HOWEVER, HERE IS THE GOOD NEWS FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH ON OCTOBER
We are planning a BLACK HISTORY MONTH VIRTUAL ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS on Saturday the 31st OF OCTOBER AT 6PM UK TIME with International Participants- YOU ARE ALL INVITED AND WE SHALL KEEP YOU POSTED.
Our Historical Story of the Month is in memory of Our late Grandfather – Sixtus Alexander Pedro Fernandez – OWNER OF THE 1ST EVER ACTIVE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO IN NIGERIA – The building can still be found today in Henshaw Town, Calabar, Nigeria.
Copies of OUR BOOKLET on the JOURNEY OF ORGANIZING BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATIONS AT THE UK HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT are still available to order. The booklet highlights on the achievements and the success stories of change makers within our communities.
GET YOUR COPY TODAY VIA PAYPAL FOR JUST 3 POUNDS TO afripoet@hotmail.com (FREE DELIVERY IN THE UK) OR CONTACT US ON +447882809005
Having risen to the top of a male-dominated industry, Nigerian singer-songwriter Yemi Alade was today appointed Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
Kicking off her new role as the COVID-19 pandemic surges around the world, Alade will help shine a spotlight on the disproportionate impact of the health and socio-economic crisis on the poorest and most vulnerable people, who are often women, especially in developing nations.
“Women are among the 4 billion people who are trying to survive COVID-19 without any form of social protection,” said Alade. “I want to lend my voice to these women and other vulnerable people who make up half of the world that’s struggling to make ends meet. They don’t have the luxury of working from home and are putting their health at risk just to put food on the table.”
“But as we address poverty and inequality in our COVID-19 recovery plans, we can’t put climate change on the back burner,” Alade said. “Climate change and poverty go hand-in-hand, and neither is gender-neutral. Women in developing countries, such as my homeland Nigeria, are disproportionately affected by both.”
Alade was appointed UNDP’s latest Goodwill Ambassador by UNDP Administrator Achim Steiner.
There are 51 official cities in England and the list of these places have been granted city status by letters patent or royal character.
In the last two decades I have had the opportunity to visit over 30 Countries around the world but I have also had the opportunity to visit 40 of the 51 Official cities of England
There is always something profound that makes cities stand out, it could be the history, the architecture, the sceneries, the diversity of people, its identity or even simple things like the thoughts and emotions we feel when we embrace the new walls of a city.
Have you ever travelled to a new place and felt you are in familiar territory?
Travelling opens our minds into a new world of history, culture, experiences and a new transition of growth.
NEWCASTLE is one of the 51 Official cities I have visited in England
FIVE GOOD REASONS TO VISIT NEWCASTLE
Newcastle is situated in north east of England and is the most populous city of the North East. I have visited this City many times and it has a lot of iconic sights, great architecture, statues and a refreshing feel that is quite unique. It also has a lot of art and culture, there are lots of great sceneries on the outskirts as well as beeches, coastlines and countryside.
The people are part of reasons that make up a great city and the Geordies have a friendly and easy-going spirit. They also love to party, so this is a great place to put on your bucket list if you fancy something different and refreshing.
It is easy to navigate this City on foot as it perfectly formed and organized, alternatively you can also take advantage of the Metro System.
Newcastle also has some very interesting landmarks and buildings that are worth discovering. The Newcastle 12th Century castle is an amazing site with some breath-taking views across the City, you cannot also afford to miss Anthony Gomleys iconic angel of the North statue in Gateshead
Newcastle has always had an amazing nightlife with a wide range of options dotted round the City and even surrounding bay regions such as Whitley bay. The city continues to attract party lovers from all over the country as well as Scotland
There are 51 official cities in England and the list of these places have been granted city status by letters patent or royal character.
In the last two decades I have had the opportunity to visit over 30 Countries around the world but I have also had the opportunity to visit 40 of the 51 Official cities of England
There is always something profound that makes cities stand out, it could be the history, the architecture, the sceneries, the diversity of people, its identity or even simple things like the thoughts and emotions we feel when we embrace the new walls of a city.
Have you ever travelled to a new place and felt you are in familiar territory?
Travelling opens our minds into a new world of history, culture, experiences and a new transition of growth.
MANCHESTER is one of the 51 Official cities I have visited in England
FIVE GOOD REASONS TO VISIT MANCHESTER
I have visited Manchester so many times and there is no doubt that Manchester attracts visitors and tourists from all over the world. In recent years it has become so popular that many people in London, The South of England and The Midlands have relocated to this region and power-house of the north to make the most of the opportunities as well the choices available with regards to quality of Life. Although Manchester is not one of my favorite cities in the North of England, it is definitely an amazing city with a vast range of opportunities and a great place to relocate if you have had enough of London.
Manchester also has a great and very varied nightlife with a wide range of music scenes and options for people of all ages. Every night of the week, you will find something exciting with a wide range of preferences from local gigs, urban dance halls, raves, open mics and so much more.
Manchester is also a great city for those who like shopping and the options are endless. There are high street stores in the City Centre, a range of independent boutiques and designer stores. The Trafford Centre also has a lot to offer.
The Christmas markets in Manchester have often been described as the best in England and attracts visitors and tourists from different regions and vicinities.
Manchester has a lot of fascinating Museums which are dotted around the large city and the great thing is that many of these museums are FREE
There are 51 official cities in England and the list of these places have been granted city status by letters patent or royal character.
In the last two decades I have had the opportunity to visit over 30 Countries around the world but I have also had the opportunity to visit 40 of the 51 Official cities of England
There is always something profound that makes cities stand out, it could be the history, the architecture, the sceneries, the diversity of people, its identity or even simple things like the thoughts and emotions we feel when we embrace the new walls of a city.
Have you ever travelled to a new place and felt you are in familiar territory?
Travelling opens our minds into a new world of history, culture, experiences and a new transition of growth.
OXFORD is one of the 51 Official cities I have visited in England
FIVE GOOD REASONS TO VISIT OXFORD
Oxford is also the home of punting (a tradition which has evolved ever since the 1880s). It is worthwhile to hire a punt and make the most of a memorable experience with some strawberries and Champagne
Oxford has been often described as The Booklovers paradise of the UK. Blackwell’s Bookshop can also be found in Oxford and it is the largest academic and specialist book seller in the UK. The City has also inspired lots of authors for very many years
There are so many incredible museums to see and many of the museums are dotted around the city.
One Of the first things you notice when you visit Oxford is the architecture. The architecture is amazing, it has a traditional feel and reflects the history and the character of the City
Oxford is the home of some of the oldest pubs in the UK. Some of these pubs date back to the 13th Century
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There are 51 official cities in England and the list of these places have been granted city status by letters patent or royal character.
In the last two decades I have had the opportunity to visit over 30 Countries around the world but I have also had the opportunity to visit 40 of the 51 Official cities of England
There is always something profound that makes cities stand out, it could be the history, the architecture, the sceneries, the diversity of people, its identity or even simple things like the thoughts and emotions we feel when we embrace the new walls of a city.
Have you ever travelled to a new place and felt you are in familiar territory?
Travelling opens our minds into a new world of history, culture, experiences and a new transition of growth.
LIVERPOOL is one of the 51 Official cities I have visited in England
FIVE GOOD REASONS TO VISIT LIVERPOOL
Liverpool is the home of the world-famous International Slavery Museum. I had the opportunity to visit this Museum at the Albert docks in Liverpool several years ago and I was overwhelmed with emotion. The International Slavery Museum is definitely a site that every person of colour living in the UK should take time to visit in their lifetime. It covers the untold emotional stories of enslaved people. There is also a section about life and culture in West Africa before the Atlantic Slave trade.
Liverpool has one of the best creative arts, culture and entertainment scenes in the whole of The UK and produced lots of stars for TV, Stage and screen.
Liverpool has an amazing waterfront and skyline. Over the years these sites have proudly become one of the most iconic views and photographed views in the world
Liverpool has more museums, theatres and galleries than anywhere else outside London making it an amazing city with so much to do and so much to see.
Liverpool is the home of amazing people who have a lot of warmth, individualism, passion enthusiasm and pride for their City
There are 51 official cities in England and the list of these places have been granted city status by letters patent or royal character.
In the last two decades I have had the opportunity to visit over 30 Countries around the world but I have also had the opportunity to visit 40 of the 51 Official cities of England
There is always something profound that makes cities stand out, it could be the history, the architecture, the sceneries, the diversity of people, its identity or even simple things like the thoughts and emotions we feel when we embrace the new walls of a city.
Have you ever travelled to a new place and felt you are in familiar territory?
Travelling opens our minds into a new world of history, culture, experiences and a new transition of growth.
HULL is one of the 51 Official cities I have visited in England
FIVE GOOD REASONS TO VISIT HULL
Hulls independence and proud municipal history are symbolized by whited phone boxes dotted around the City and its vicinities. It still has the only locally operated telephone company in the UK which says a lot about the Citys Independence and individuality. I have visited this city a few times and have been impressed with a few developments over the years.
Hull has lots of free museums doted around the City which is also a reflection of its rich and controversial history. The Wilberforce museum (with links to slavery) can also be found in Hull.
Hull was named The UK City of Culture in 2017 and has gone through lots of developments in the last two decades.
The Humber bridge can also be found in the region of Hull. It held the record for the worlds longest suspension bridge for 16 year
Hull has a vibrant and electrifying music scene. The music scene also came vibrant when it was named UK City of culture in 2017.
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