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The Documentary: As the World Sees Britain

As the World Sees Britain

In a series of five programmes, Neil MacGregor explores how other countries see Britain.

2019 is a year of potentially momentous change for the United Kingdom, and in this series of five programmes, Neil MacGregor visits different countries to talk to leading political, business and cultural figures to find out how they, as individuals and as members of their broader communities, see Britain. 
 
For centuries, the British travelled and traded, conquered and settled in every continent. The United Kingdom has played a significant part in the history of countries all around the world, a part often forgotten here, but very much not forgotten there. As the UK prepares to place itself on the world stage as an independent power, it is time to explore the nature of some of those relationships.

06/03/2019 GMT

Nigeria and how it sees Britain

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Neil MacGregor travels to Nigeria to explore how other countries see Britain

Neil MacGregor meets Nobel Laureate for Literature Wole Soyinka; Yeni Kuti daughter of Fela Kuti and Muhammadu Sanusi II to discuss how they and their wider community see Britain.

Neil MacGregor visits different countries to talk to leading political, business and cultural figures to find out how they, as individuals and as members of their broader communities, see Britain. 

Neil visits Nigeria to meet Nobel Laureate for Literature, Wole Soyinka; Yeni Kuti, dancer, singer and eldest child of Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti; and Muhammadu Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano.

(Photo: Supporters dance with a flag to cheer the Nigerian team during the African Cup of Nations qualification match 2018. Credit: Getty Images)

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