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African Polo Extravaganza Takes London By Storm

Europe’s foremost African polo event graced London for the second time yesterday at the prestigious Ham Polo Club, hosting a glamorous crowd of polo aficionados and those celebrating the style and joie de vivre of African culture.
A sea of well heeled guests, mostly head to toe in African inspired finery, proudly strutted one of the oldest polo clubs in the United Kingdom, to the soundtrack of Afrobeats and Fela Kuti, as Lux Afrique firmly marked its territory as the go-to annual African polo day.
The match was opened by Lux Afrique founder, Alexander Amosu alongside the Director of The Sofa and Chair Company.

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