Inside UK

For many Nigerians in the UK, driving a cab or private hire vehicle is not just a job, it’s survival, settlement, and sometimes the bridge between student life and long-term …

For many Nigerian and African families raising children in the UK, navigating the NHS can feel confusing, intimidating, or simply overwhelming. Missed appointments, language barriers, transport costs, long waits and …

For many Nigerians living in the UK, the NHS is more than a public service, it is the system we rely on in moments of real fear, urgency and vulnerability, …

At Chijos News, we keep UK-based Nigerians informed about policies and social issues that directly affect families, communities and the future of children growing up in Britain. From UK foster …

As the UK diaspora community continues to pay close attention to safety, justice and policing reforms that affect everyday life, new figures released on 30 December reveal how far the …

For many Nigerians living in the UK, safety on the streets is not just a headline issue, it’s personal. It affects where we live, how late we work, how comfortable …

NHS hospitals across England are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to better predict when accident and emergency departments will be busiest, helping patients get faster care even during the busiest …

As drug-related deaths continue to rise across the UK, the government has launched a new nationwide consultation aimed at expanding access to naloxone, a life-saving medication that can reverse opioid …

As work pressures rise and sickness continues to push thousands out of employment, the UK government has announced new support aimed at helping small businesses keep their staff healthy, supported …

For many Nigerians in the UK, the new year often comes with quiet resolutions shaped by diaspora life. Long work hours, cold weather, stress, changing diets and limited time can …