Orry Shenjobi brings A WÀ ǸBẸ̀ to London in a Celebration of Community and Culture
From Venice to London, Orry Shenjobi’s A WÀ ǸBẸ̀ returns home, transforming The Africa Centre into a living celebration of Nigerian joy, memory, and belonging.
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From Venice to London, Orry Shenjobi’s A WÀ ǸBẸ̀ returns home, transforming The Africa Centre into a living celebration of Nigerian joy, memory, and belonging.
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