About

The Nigeria National Community (NNC) is an organisation that has been in existence since the 1970s.

We started as a students union and when our pioneers ceased to be students, the union then metamorphosed into a welfare association called the NNU.

The name NNU was changed to NNC in July 2004 due to a need to be in tune with modern voluntary organisation operating philosophy.

Like any other organisation, NNC has had its ups and downs, but it has stood up to its challenges over time, achieving some notable milestones for Nigerians.

NNC presently exists as a full welfare organisation, supporting the socio-cultural and education needs of Nigerians living in London and its suburbs.

Our mission is to establish a culture of learning, care and cohesive community that continue to trigger huge improvement amongst Nigerians residing in London and its suburbs.

Membership is open to all Nigerians by birth or marriage who is 18 and over in the UK at the time of application.

Nigeria National Community (NNC) is a voluntary organisation with an open and individual membership to all Nigerians in London and its suburbs. It is set up to support the social-economic and welfare needs of Nigerians living in London and its suburbs.

WHAT DO WE DO?

- Provide advice and counselling to all Nigerians who may need help and support within our own frame of cultural understanding.

- Pro-create activities and events designed to unite Nigerians and to improve Nigeria’s image.

- Act as a liaison between Nigerians and HC on issues of common interest.

- Assist Nigerians to access public services and facilities.

- Invite skilled Nigerians to join or offer support in any area of specification.

- Advocate for improved service standards beneficial to Nigerians in service provisions.

- Translate documents, written in English and French, into all Nigerian local languages.