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About Us
Corporate Responsibilities
Our Mission
Building a stronger sense of unity within the black community whilst ensuring we excel economically and in every work of life, through the promotion of love & peace, stronger sense of identity, pride, culture, fairness and looking out for each other whilst endeavouring to show compassion, respect & love for other communities.
It is our vision to help realise Nyeungana. Please see the How – Plan A document for more details.
Click here to download a copy of our constitution.

Our first aim is
The relieving and prevention of suffering and poverty, the promotion of equality between men and women, and the promotion of conflict resolution and reconciliation of people from Black African, Black Caribbean and any other Black African or Black Caribbean background by any means as the trustees in their discretion shall determine.
Our second aim is
To advance the education of the general public in the arts and culture of people and communities from Black African, Black Caribbean and any other Black African or Black Caribbean background by any means as the trustees in their discretion shall determine.
Donations we Accept
Due to money laundering and the charity commissions regulations, we will need to know more about donors that make more than a single donation of £50,000. The same scrutiny will be applied to anyone that leaves over £100, 000 behind in their will for us.
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Donation Initiative
As a result of the above, 20% of all donations to us will go into a special fund to help assist the descendants of all those whose ancestors have stood out as having made outstanding sacrifices for our community (the descendants that have applied to have access to the funds). The remaining 80% will go towards our effort to secure Nyeungana.
If you believe in what we stand for then as a member of our community we will encourage you to donate a minimum of 5% of your income to us. Remember, we have an open accounting policy so all donations received and a detailed account of all expenditures will be published on our website.

Reports
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Trustees

Oluwagbemileke Afariogun | TSOTDK II
Oluwagbemileke Afariogun was raised in the city of Abeokuta (Abeokuta means under the rock), Ogun State, Nigeria. He did his Undergraduate and Masters in Software Engineering at the University of Southampton.
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In 2018, he wrote the book titled, “Self-Hate, Self-Harm”. He has also written several poems and riddles. His biggest recreational passion is painting, he has created several pieces under the name, “The Shadow of the Don Killuminati II” (TSOTDK II). In whatever he does and in his spare time he likes to think of creative ways to empower the black community. He is currently challenging himself to learn Swahili.
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Tahlia Dibateza | Rais
Tahlia holds a degree in Psychology and Early Childhood Studies, with extensive experience working with children and families. She currently serves as a full-time project manager, known for her consumer-focused, strategy-driven approach and her dedication to delivering solutions that improve efficiency and add value.
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Fully dedicated to the organization, Tahlia shares Nyeusi’s vision of empowering individuals to lead fairer and more fulfilling lives.
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Iyabode Odelade | Makamu wa Rais
Iyabode Odelade Shonde is a compassionate and empathetic healthcare worker with a strong academic foundation in Chemistry and Education from the University of Lagos, Nigeria. As a devoted mother of two, she understands the importance of nurturing minds and fostering personal growth.
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With over 10 years of experience in the banking industry, she has honed strong interpersonal and communication skills, collaborating with diverse clients and teams. This experience has also taught her the value of attention to detail, problem-solving, and adaptability in high-pressure environments.
Although her professional journey has been diverse, her core passion lies in supporting individuals and communities to reach their full potential. With her natural ability to listen and counsel, she is driven to help others overcome mental health challenges and achieve their academic and personal goals.
As a dedicated mental health advocate, she is committed to providing emotional support, guidance, and resources to those in need. Iyabode believes everyone deserves access to quality mental health care, and she is eager to leverage her skills and experience to contribute to a charitable organization that promotes wellness and resilience. Let’s work together to empower and support the Black community!
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