Nigerians In UK

At Chijos News, one of the most common things Nigerians say after arriving in the UK, is simple but telling: “Why is everywhere so quiet?” It is not just the …

At Chijos News, we hear this question all the time across WhatsApp groups, church conversations, job centres, and late-night phone calls back home: “How long does it take to really …

One visa continues to dominate conversations among Nigerians hoping to build a stable future in the UK: the Skilled Worker Visa. At Chijos News, we focus on the real questions …

At Chijos News, we tell the real stories of diaspora life, the ones you won’t always find in official guides or glossy magazines. One of those stories is dating. For …

Raising children is never simple, but raising Nigerian children in the UK comes with its own unique blend of joy, tension, learning and cultural negotiation. Nigerian parents are often balancing …

For many Nigerians building a life in the UK, immigration status is more than paperwork, it represents security, belonging and long-term stability. Two milestones often dominate this journey: Indefinite Leave …

Hundreds of thousands of people across England are set to benefit from a major expansion of a government scheme designed to tackle poor housing conditions and stop public money from …

Foreign nationals working as prison officers in the UK have been granted a temporary exemption from tougher visa rules, following warnings that some prisons were facing a serious staffing crisis. …

For many migrants living in the UK, immigration status is not just paperwork, it shapes work, housing, healthcare, travel and peace of mind. Yet overstaying a UK visa remains one …

For Nigerians living in the UK, money quickly becomes more than just currency, it becomes a language you must learn to survive. Moving abroad is often filled with hope, ambition …