NiDCOM Celebrates Nigerian London Honoured ‘Bus Aunty’, Bemi Orojuogun
By Pan Afric Reporters
The Chairman/CEO of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has congratulated Nigerian-born nurse and social media personality, Mrs. Bemi Orojuogun, popularly known as “London Bus Aunty,” on the naming of a London bus stop in her honour.
In a statement signed by Abdur-Rahman Balogun, Head of Media, Public Relations and Protocols Unit, NiDCOM, Abuja, Dabiri-Erewa described the recognition as a remarkable achievement that has brought pride to Nigeria and the Nigerian diaspora.
The NiDCOM chairman said Orojuogun’s journey demonstrated how passion, authenticity and positive representation of one’s heritage could create a lasting impact beyond Nigeria’s shores.
She noted that Orojuogun gained widespread recognition through her engaging social media videos featuring London’s iconic red buses, using her platform to showcase everyday life in the British capital while connecting with audiences through her personality and passion for the city’s transport system.
Dabiri-Erewa commended the Nigerian-born content creator for bringing joy to many people through her online activities and for projecting a positive image of Nigerians in the United Kingdom.
She also applauded Transport for London (TfL) for recognising Orojuogun’s contribution and celebrating her connection with the city’s transport community.
According to Dabiri-Erewa, the honour further demonstrates the valuable contributions Nigerians continue to make in their various fields and communities across the world.
“Mrs. Orojuogun’s journey demonstrates how passion, authenticity and a positive representation of one’s heritage can create an impact far beyond the shores of Nigeria,” Dabiri-Erewa said.
The NiDCOM chairman urged Orojuogun to regard the recognition as an inspiration to continue using her platform positively, while assuring Nigerians in the diaspora that their achievements and contributions remained a source of pride to the country.
She wished the “London Bus Aunty” continued success and congratulated her on what she described as a well-deserved recognition.
