Name:- Feyi Okupe
Age- 22yrs
Occupation:-LLB (HONS) LAW Graduate & Fashion Designer, Ambassador of Miss Elegant UK 2009
Hobbies & Interest:- Reading, Fashion, Modelling, Swimming, Singing, Dancing, Acting, Going to the movies, Watching Football,Teaching Children & Helping People.
Height- 5 '9'
Bust-34
Waist-29Hip-42

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CANUK CELBRATES WITH OUR SISTER Mrs Uzo Iwobi OBE who recieved her OBE for services to Community Relations and the South Wales Communities.  Her Photo with Prince Phillip is below. Uzo Keep making us Proud...PHOTO TO FOLLOW

Mrs Uzo Iwobi OBE
Former Commissioner to the Commission for Racial Equality UK
Director Ofuobi Equality and Diversity Consultancy
Chairperson African Community Centre

Omo Sandra, a Nigerian Born professional model resident in the UK has become the first Nigerian in Diaspora to win the Nigerian/ MBGN Model of the year title. She will represent Nigeria at the international model of the year competition in South Korea, as well as other modelling competitions.  Prior to MBGN, Omo was the first black girl to win the Face of Brighton Modelling competition in July 2007.  She has graced many catwalk shows including the London fashion week and have appeared in numerous magazines. The Nigerian High commission in the UK recently awarded her an achievement award in recognition of her success, and contribution to the pride of Nigerians in the UK.

OJO INHERITS NIGERIAN TRADITION

London Irish winger Topsy Ojo (22) extends a proud tradition of England internationals with Nigerian roots  Twenty years ago, Chris Oti  scored a debut hat-trick against Ireland at Twickenham.

Oti has been followed by fellow Anglo-Nigerians Victor Obogu, Steve Ojomoh and Adedayo Adebayo in playing for England.  Ojo joins that exclusive club watched by his father Akin and elder brother Babs in New Zealand.  Congratulations.

Mrs Uzo Iwobi (Nee Uzo) OBE

Mrs Uzo Iwobi, Commissioner CRE has been awarded an OBE for her services to equality and diversity.  Uzo from Enugu State Nigeria has been making Nigeria Proud.  Congratulations.

Head knighted for saving school

Sir Keith Ajegbo, of Deptford Green School in Lewisham, was knighted for his services to education

This is an extract from an assay by Sir Kieth at   http://www.intermix.org.uk/Events/Sir%20Keith%20Ajegbo.asp  '...I was born in 1946 to a Nigerian father and a white mother... My mother came from a working class family, living on a council estate in South East London and my father came from Onitsha in Eastern Nigeria....'

Victor Olufemi Adebowale, Baron Adebowale, CBE 

Lord Adebowale is the Chief Executive of the social care enterprise Turning Point (charity).  In 2000, Adebowale was awarded the CBE in the New Year’s Honour List for services to the New Deal, the unemployed, and homeless young people. In 2001, Victor became one of the first group of people to be appointed as people's peers and chose the title Baron Adebowale, of Thornes in the County of West Yorkshire.