We indeed live in an increasingly global world in which our everyday lives are shaped by decisions and events, some of which we have little or no control over. Culture, economics and politics appear to come together across the globe through different ways of information, ideas and knowledge, and the investment strategies of global corporations. Globalization can be defined as a process of international integration arising from interchange of world views, products, ideas and other aspects of culture. Suarez-Orozco and Qin-Hillard (2004) claim that globalization defines our era, it is what happens when the movement of people, goods or ideas among countries and region accelerates and globalization tends to dispatch social practices and cultural formations from localised territories. There are so many other definitions of globalization and there a four key concepts according to David Held which interprets globalization, these concepts are; Stretched social relations, intensification of flows, increasing interpenetration and global infrastructure. i. Stretched social relations is the existence of cultural, economic and political networks of connection across the world, these are all stretched across nations of the world and this leads to regionalization which can be defined as the interconnectedness between ‘geographically contiguous states’ that border each other, for example Europe, (Held,2004,p.15). ii. Intensification of flows is a concept associated with stretched social relations; it is increased density of interaction across the globe which implies that the impacts of events are felt strongly than before. iii. Increased interpenetration is the extent to which seemingly abroad cultures and societies come face to face with each other at local level, creating increased diversity for example, restaurants like McDonalds, KFC and other industries. iv.