Just don't get surprised, this news is not from the corporation of London
, but it's an assumption. Wouldn't it be great and a life time achievement if a city's name and that too a city like London is named after a name of a person? It will be a life time achievement for sure. Right now it might not happen; the name of London won't change but in upcoming years if anyone calls London as Bebo Kobo London it won't be surprising. But why would that happen? Let me tell you there is a celebrity amongst us who is originally from Israel but working in London since last 30 years. He is Bebo Kobo, the real star.
Bebo Kobo was born in Jafa in Israel and after spending early years of his life in Israel moved to London for searching more and more business opportunities in the global market. His broad vision and eagle's eye attracted him towards the potential of global market. He has already tasted success when he was into fashion business. His success story began in London so he is in London since then and handling projects from all over the world but his focus is the Camden market in London.
Bebo Kobo has been working for the Camden Town Market since 1970 and now the market is known by his name Bebo Kobo Camden market. No doubt he is the owner of the Camden Market. Camden market is amongst the most visited destinations in Europe. It is at the fourth position right now. Bebo Kobo wants it to be at number 1 across all Europe. The reason of Bebo Kobo and London is because he has seen early years of his success in this city only and he observed that London is a huge source of potential. Another very important reason is the great Camden market and Camden Lock village which are being nurtured by Bebo Kobo just like a child is nurtured and taken care by its parents.
Bebo Kobo still sees lots of hope and potential for the Camden Lock village for which he has planned advanced architecture to make it a better place. He is working and will keep on working for London so that one day might come that people will call London as Bebo Kobo London.