British-Nigerian aide Eva Omaghomi rocks gele at King Charles III’s coronation
Eva Omaghomi, a British-Nigerian, holds the esteemed position of director of community engagement for King Charles III, who was recently crowned in a momentous ceremony on Saturday.
Captivating the internet, viral photos showcased Omaghomi at Westminster Abbey in central London, donning a stunning peach traditional attire complemented by a gele—a head tie popular among Yoruba women.
Her fashion choice has garnered widespread admiration on Twitter, particularly from Nigerians who celebrated the elegance of her ensemble.
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A quick glimpse into Omaghomi’s professional background, as outlined in her LinkedIn bio, reveals her academic training as a cultural anthropologist.
In 2021, she was appointed as the director of community engagement to the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. Impressively, Omaghomi has faithfully served the newly-crowned monarch for over 13 years, showcasing her unwavering commitment to her role.
Her bio further elucidates her impressive career, highlighting her role in overseeing the global communications strategy for official visits to over 50 countries undertaken by The Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall, and the Duke of Sussex (Prince Harry).
Through her efforts, she has successfully fostered sustainable cross-border alliances with corporations, municipalities, and NGOs at both grassroots and leadership levels.
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