Nigerians In UK

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 …

In a landmark move aimed at cutting crime and addressing the root causes of reoffending, clinicians and nurses will, for the first time, work directly from probation offices in crime …

At Chijos News, we tell the stories that sit in between borders, the everyday experiences Nigerians in the UK rarely see explained properly. One of those stories is entertainment. Not …

Visa conversations can feel overwhelming, especially within the Nigerian community where everyone seems to have a different opinion. From uncles who “know someone at the embassy” to agents on WhatsApp …