Nigerians In UK

More than 150,000 disabled adults across the UK will have at least £400 extra in their pockets each year, after the government confirmed a 7% increase to the Minimum Income …

Small business owners across the UK are being urged to “lock the door” on cyber criminals as the government launches a nationwide campaign to strengthen digital security and protect firms …

The UK’s Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) has completed an extensive safety review of Librela, a widely used injection for managing osteoarthritis pain in dogs, confirming that the medicine’s benefits continue …

The UK government has unveiled a £20 million funding package aimed at transforming how drug and alcohol addiction is treated across the country, in a move that could save thousands …

A major new tribunal centre is set to open in central London at the end of February, marking what the government calls a turning point for access to justice in …

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has launched a new consultation on proposals to grant indefinite recognition of CE-marked medical devices in Great Britain. For patients, including families …

The UK government has launched a new national campaign urging parents to ensure their children are fully vaccinated, as health officials warn that falling immunisation rates are putting young lives …

As global leaders gather for the India AI Impact Summit 2026, the UK government says artificial intelligence will be central to creating jobs, transforming public services and driving economic renewal …

For many Nigerian parents in the UK diaspora, the fear is quiet but constant. Your child is in their room. Door closed. Phone in hand. Headphones on. You don’t fully …

There’s a kind of quiet that hits differently when you’re abroad. You come back from work or lectures. You close the door. Drop your bag. And suddenly it’s just you. …