Clobak Consultancy Ltd aims to provide a platform for positive cultural, cutting edged artistic African exchange and expression. It aims to utilise space and venues to showcase in general African cultural services and products, but more specifically African Arts and Entertainment to the Diaspora. Showcasing diffused forms of African Arts that in some instances will visible from the periphery of an event, only coming together in the last few seconds of the choreography and becoming the centre of focus and attraction through time.

The Artistes themselves will be from African countries, and local neighbouring communities. They will be required to rehearse and express in dance and artistic terms particular African themes, topics and celebrations. This presents the perfect symbiosis between teaching and participating in a “Positive Africa” whilst also incorporating artistic elements that all will enjoy, namely; dance, music, poetry, arts, traditional folklore, traditional manufacturing, and theatre –in –education. Promoting an awareness for Africans in the Diaspora today and a deeper understanding for the public in general.

Here in the UK we have a wealth of African artistes who have made joyful noises on the entertainment stages. These include amongst so many others; Chiwetel Ejiofor, Ashley Banjo, Komla Dumor (late), Lupita Nyong’o, Shola Ama Lola Adesioye, Sade Adu, Tunde Baiyewu, Tinie Tempah, Dizee Rascal, Eunice Olumide, Chizzy Akudolu, Hugh Quarshie, Jimmy Akingbola, and Rakie Ayola.

This is our stage; this is the vista Clobak Consultancy Ltd would like to amplify. This is the positive message and identity that Clobak Consultancy Ltd want to promote and celebrate. Not to exaggerate any differences, but to recognise how these differences make up a modern Britain.

Clobak Consultancy is committed to telling the story of Africa as it really is.