It was Alice (a children's case worker at the Refugee Council) who told me about the Children's Panel and I've been coming for a couple of weeks. It's interesting.
I play table tennis and snooker. I have made friends here.
I'm staying with a foster mum. It's okay.
I haven't got a school yet. I sometimes come here for maths or English lessons. I'm looking forward to starting school.
I want to be a surgeon. I like subjects like biology and chemistry. They are easy and I find them interesting.
London is very different from Nigeria - the times I sleep and work, the things I do and the food I eat. In Nigeria, my favourite food was rice.
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