Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Join me as I immerses myself in the vibrant Notting Hill Carnival in London, showcasing the energy and excited crowds. Experience the lively atmosphere, the colourful costumes, and the overall vibe of this UK street event. Don't miss this glimpse into London's **streetparade**!@duchessnena110 invited me over and I finally made it to the Naija Corner in 2024
The Naija Corner—also known more recently as the Lagos Corner—is the official Nigerian focal point at Notting Hill Carnival, located on Adela Street (near Golbourne Road, W10). It acts as a lively gathering spot for Nigerians and those who love Nigerian culture, offering upbeat music, performances, food, and cultural pride.
The corner started in the mid-1980s and has grown into an annual highlight of the Carnival. In 2016, in partnership with Lagos State Government, it was rebranded as Lagos Corner as part of the “Love Lagos Weekend” campaign, promoting Lagos’s tourism, arts, and economic credentials
Join me as I immerses myself in the vibrant Notting Hill Carnival in London, showcasing the energy and excited crowds. Experience the lively atmosphere, the colourful costumes, and the overall vibe of this UK street event. Don't miss this glimpse into London's **streetparade**!@duchessnena110 invited me over and I finally made it to the Naija Corner in 2024
The Naija Corner—also known more recently as the Lagos Corner—is the official Nigerian focal point at Notting Hill Carnival, located on Adela Street (near Golbourne Road, W10). It acts as a lively gathering spot for Nigerians and those who love Nigerian culture, offering upbeat music, performances, food, and cultural pride.
The corner started in the mid-1980s and has grown into an annual highlight of the Carnival. In 2016, in partnership with Lagos State Government, it was rebranded as Lagos Corner as part of the “Love Lagos Weekend” campaign, promoting Lagos’s tourism, arts, and economic credentials
