Nigerians In UK

For many people across the Nigerian diaspora living in the UK, social media platforms like X are not just spaces for conversation but vital tools for news, community connection, and …

For many migrants and diaspora communities across the UK, immigration enforcement is no longer something that feels distant or abstract. It is increasingly visible on high streets, in workplaces, and …

The UK is steadily moving away from physical immigration documents as part of a major transition to a fully digital immigration system. UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) is replacing visa …

The UK government has set out detailed new proposals aimed at significantly improving animal welfare standards for laying hens and lambs, marking another step in its wider Animal Welfare Strategy. …

Victims and survivors of rape and sexual assault in the UK are set to receive greater privacy, dignity and protection during police investigations following significant changes announced by the Home …

As the 31 January Self Assessment deadline draws closer, hundreds of thousands of taxpayers across the UK are turning to their phones to settle their tax bills. Nearly 340,000 people …

For many members of the Black British and Caribbean diaspora, the Windrush scandal remains a painful reminder of how quickly belonging, security and dignity can be stripped away. Now, in …

For many Nigerian parents raising children in the UK, one quiet truth sits at the centre of daily tension: both you and the school genuinely want the best for your …

Most Nigerians are not defeated by the UK immigration system itself. They are misled by the people operating around it. From so-called “visa plugs” and self-styled immigration consultants to travel …

For millions of workers across the UK, especially migrants and diaspora families who often work in insecure or frontline roles, becoming a parent has too often come with an impossible …