A Nigerian in Diaspora,Yemi Edun Thursday unveiled his book titled “The Number One Mission’ in Abuja.
Yemi Edun a real estate Investor and Founder,Daniel Ford Foundation accordingly said The Number One Mission’ dives deep into the Nigerian High Commission’s history, the people, and the relationships that have shaped it over many years.
Yemi Edun said the book “The Number One Mission” is an eye-opening read for anyone curious about diplomacy, culture, and identity. It provided a fresh look at the Nigerian High Commission in London and how it connected Nigerians in the UK with their home country.
‘The Number One Mission’ uncovers hidden stories behind Nigerian High Commission in UK”
“The Number One Mission’ gives readers a deep insight into diplomacy, what Nigerians in London hope for, and the strong ties that bind them to their homeland. While No 9 Northumberland Avenue, where the Nigerian High Commission is located, is known as a familiar place for Nigerians in the UK, Edun’s book shows it has a bigger role than just offering consular services.
“The Number One Mission” is an eye-opening read for anyone curious about diplomacy, culture, and identity. It provides a fresh look at the Nigerian High Commission in London and how it connects Nigerians in the UK with their home country.
Yemi Edun appealed to Nigerians home and in Diaspora to always share positive things about Nigeria.He assured that proceeds of the book will be channeled to charity through Daniel Ford Foundation.
In her remarks,Hon.Dr.Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman/CEO, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission NiDCOM commended the author for projecting Nigerian High Commission in UK ,which she said has the commission home away from home.
The book launch witnessed presence of former Governor of Balyesa state, Senator Seriake Dickson,Chris Brooks, former Chairman of NNPC Board,Sen.Margret Okadigbo,former Nigerian High Commissioners , Ambassadors and many others
