Nigerians In UK

For many Nigerians and other diaspora families living in the UK, keeping up with changes to the NHS and public health system is not always straightforward. From navigating GP appointments …

For many Nigerians in the UK, driving a cab or private hire vehicle is not just a job, it’s survival, settlement, and sometimes the bridge between student life and long-term …

For many Nigerians living in the UK, immigration is not just paperwork. It is life, pressure, hope, fear, sacrifice, and long nights of calculating dates on a calendar. At Chijos …

Winter in the UK does more than change the weather. For many Nigerians living abroad, it quietly reshapes routines, emotions, spending habits, and especially food choices. At Chijos News, we …

For many Nigerian and African families raising children in the UK, navigating the NHS can feel confusing, intimidating, or simply overwhelming. Missed appointments, language barriers, transport costs, long waits and …

For Nigerians in the UK running businesses, investing in equipment, or quietly building companies from the ground up, UK tax policy is not just “government talk”, it directly affects cash …

Across living rooms in London, Manchester, Birmingham and beyond, many Nigerian families are quietly navigating a parenting tension that doesn’t always make headlines but shapes everyday life. Children raised between …

For many Nigerians studying in the UK, the journey rarely goes exactly as planned. A course that looked perfect back home may feel wrong once lectures begin. Financial pressure can …

For many Nigerians living in the UK, the NHS is more than a public service, it is the system we rely on in moments of real fear, urgency and vulnerability, …

At Chijos News, we speak directly to Nigerians at home and across the UK diaspora who are navigating one of the most emotionally charged journeys of their lives: the desire …