Nigerians In UK

For many African and wider diaspora families in the UK, the criminal justice system is not a distant institution. It is where victims seek closure, where families wait years for …

For millions of Africans and other migrant communities living in the UK, immigration policy is not an abstract political debate. It shapes family reunification, visa renewals, asylum claims, work permits …

For many in the African and wider diaspora community, aviation is more than travel. It is connection. It is the route home for Christmas, weddings, funerals and business. It is …

For many Africans and other diaspora families living in the UK, clean parks, safe rivers and well-regulated public services are part of the promise of life abroad. Weekend walks, children …

For many diaspora families in the UK, managing long-term health conditions can feel isolating. Between work, family responsibilities and navigating the NHS, chronic illnesses are often endured quietly. That is …

For many diaspora families across the UK, football is more than a sport. It is weekend ritual, community bonding, WhatsApp debates and childhood nostalgia. From Lagos to London, Manchester to …

You know that moment your salary lands in your account, you smile, you whisper “Thank you, Lord”… and then you start paying bills? By the time you finish, you’re staring …

You know that feeling of living in a country where the letters are full of legal language, the rules seem invisible, and one decision can determine your entire future? For …

For many African and diaspora families in the UK, GP appointments are not just routine visits. They are moments where trust, culture, language, and health meet. That is why changes …

Preliminary work on the highly scrutinised PATHWAYS clinical trial into prescribing puberty blockers for children and young people with gender incongruence has been paused following new concerns raised by the …