Charterhouse Lagos is bringing not just the brand but the same standard of education you will get from a British school in the UK immersed in the Nigerian culture, thereby giving their students the best of British education in a multicultural environment.

Source: https://www.bellanaija.com/2023/09/charterhouse-first-african-school-lagos/

“I started Spice Kitchen in 2020 because I wanted to utilize my experience in the fast-casual food industry and my Nigerian culture to create a concept that I didn’t see in the world at the time” said Shokunbi.

Source: https://afro.com/premier-black-owned-restaurants-to-visit-in-the-washington-d-c-area-during-black-restaurant-week/

“We are proud to support Afrobeats, Nigeria music, and the Nigerian culture generally.

Source: https://leadership.ng/united-states-envoy-hails-nigeriaus-creative-industry-collaboration/

“With more exposure, people are coming to realize that there is a lot of culture in the Nigerian culture, particularly in the fashion industry,” she said.

Source: https://federalnewsnetwork.com/business-news/2023/10/africas-fashion-industry-is-booming-unesco-says-in-new-report-but-funding-remains-a-key-challenge/