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In a landmark development, Prince Bimbo Roberts Folayan, fondly known as the ‘Father of African Diaspora Communities’ and esteemed founder of the Nigerian Diaspora Direct Investment Summit (former chairman of CANUK 2011-2015), has embarked on a collaborative journey with Oxford College of Education, where he serves as a Non-Executive Director.
This dynamic partnership seeks to champion educational empowerment and career advancement for the Nigerian and African communities residing in the UK.
On Wednesday, February 21st, 2024, Prince Bimbo Roberts Folayan graced Oxford College of Education with his presence to explore groundbreaking business opportunities.
With a profound understanding of the transformative power of education, Mr. Folayan expressed his resolute commitment to facilitating access to top-tier educational resources for Nigerians and African communities across the UK.
In response to Mr. Folayan’s visionary initiatives, Mr. Jashim Uddin, the CEO of Oxford College of Education, has pledged unwavering support to drive bespoke educational programs tailored to the unique needs of Nigerians and Africans.
Leveraging the College’s extensive expertise and resources, this partnership aims to equip individuals with specialized career development courses and educational pathways.
This unprecedented collaboration signifies a shared dedication to fostering educational excellence and community empowerment.
Through concerted efforts, Oxford College of Education and Prince Bimbo Roberts Folayan aspire to catalyze significant advancements in educational accessibility and career progression for Nigerians residing in the UK.
This partnership marks the beginning of a transformative journey towards a brighter future, characterized by educational empowerment and societal upliftment.
Together, Oxford College of Education and Prince Bimbo Roberts Folayan stand united in their commitment to effecting positive change and shaping a better tomorrow for all.