Nigerians In UK

In a major move to tackle online abuse, the UK government will order tech companies to remove intimate images shared without a victim’s consent within 48 hours or face fines …

For many diaspora families across the UK, inflation is not just an economic term. It is the difference between sending money home comfortably or tightening the budget. It is the …

Homeowners, small businesses and farmers across the south west of England are being urged to stay alert as wet weather continues to batter the region. The Environment Agency and the …

For many in the UK diaspora community, property, hospitality and small business ownership represent aspiration, stability and generational wealth. But this week, a high-profile fraud case involving an Essex lettings …

For many people in the African and wider diaspora community in the UK, security work is more than a job. It is often a first step into the labour market, …

For many Nigerians and other diaspora families living in the UK, winter is more than a change in wardrobe. It is a season that quietly tests health, heating budgets and …

Disclaimer: This article reflects shared experiences within the Nigerian diaspora in the UK and is for storytelling and community insight purposes. There’s a specific kind of moment many Nigerians in …

For Nigerians in the UK diaspora, especially those navigating the asylum system, one question keeps coming up in quiet conversations, WhatsApp groups and late-night voice notes: can I work while …

Sri Lanka has taken a significant step toward protecting vulnerable children by signing a letter of intent to join the Global Charter for Children’s Care Reform, a growing international initiative …

A former takeaway owner in Portsmouth has been ordered to repay more than £70,000 after withdrawing large sums of cash and purchasing luxury goods instead of settling significant tax debts. …