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Luton, Bedfordshire, came alive with the spirit of unity and celebration as the Nigeria Bedfordshire Community commemorated 63 years of independence from its former British colonial rule. The event, which took place on September 30, 2023, at Futures House in Marsh Farm, saw a delightful blend of local authorities, businesses, exhibitors representing diverse communities, cultural showcases, enlightening talks, and invaluable networking opportunities.
The celebration, extending through to Independence Day on October 1st, turned the spotlight on Luton’s warm-hearted and inclusive community spirit. On this special day, a “Food Bank Drive” unfolded at Luton St Georges Square, offering free, nutritionally balanced, and culturally appropriate food to the local communities, symbolizing the essence of togetherness and giving back.
At Futures House, the event provided a platform for Luton’s residents to converge and rejoice in the rich tapestry of cultures that make up this remarkable town. Attendees had the chance to immerse themselves in the vibrant history and traditions of Nigeria, savouring the exquisite flavours of its traditional cuisine, and being enthralled by live music and mesmerizing dance performances.
Babatunde Ajisola, a dedicated Luton Labour Councillor and Chair of Nigeria Bedfordshire Community, highlighted the significance of this gathering. He expressed, “This event is an opportunity for us to reiterate our commitment to being an integral part of the Luton community. As Nigerians residing in Bedfordshire, we take immense pride in embracing and upholding British values while celebrating our own cultural heritage.”
This celebration was not just a reflection of Nigeria’s rich history and culture but also a testament to the unifying power of community spirit in Luton. The event underscored the idea that, in Luton, cultural diversity is not merely embraced; it is celebrated with open arms, highlighting the strength of unity that prevails in this vibrant and inclusive community.
Written by: AUK RADIO
1960 Independence Nigeria October 2023
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