Nigerians In UK

For thousands of young people across the UK, including children of immigrant and diaspora families searching for stable, well-paid careers, a major new opportunity is opening on Britain’s railways. From …

The UK government has launched a new nationwide campaign aimed at helping parents understand what their children are seeing online and giving them the confidence to talk openly about harmful …

Manchester has taken centre stage in the global fight to protect nature, as scientists, governments, and business leaders from more than 150 countries concluded a landmark biodiversity summit with a …

Councils across England are set to receive a historic funding boost, with an extra £440 million confirmed today, February 9, to bring back cleaner streets, fill potholes, and restore essential …

Thousands more people from Hong Kong will now have the chance to build new lives in Britain, as the UK government expands the British National (Overseas) visa route in a …

The UK’s security regulator has recovered more than £40,000 for workers who were exploited by a former security company boss, offering long-awaited justice to victims who were denied wages while …

The UK is taking a bold step towards the future of medicine and advanced technology, with the UK Space Agency awarding new research contracts to three British companies to explore …

For many Nigerians and other migrants living in the UK, Universal Credit is not just a headline policy, it is something that touches real lives. It helps people cover rent, …

There’s a question that never dies in Nigerian group chats once people finally settle in the UK. It pops up on WhatsApp, Telegram, church groups and late-night Twitter Spaces. “Abeg, …

You know that moment when you’ve been in the UK for months, maybe even years, and something happens that suddenly reminds you you’re still Nigerian at heart. You pause, blink, …