Nigerians In UK

You know that classic Nigerian line in the UK, the one that comes with both ambition and quiet worry. You work your 9 to 5 because your visa depends on …

A new treatment offering relief for a distressing symptom of liver disease has been approved in the UK. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has authorised the use of …

The UK’s national terror threat level has been raised to severe, meaning an attack is now considered highly likely within the next six months. The decision, announced on 30 April …

There is a particular kind of shock many Nigerians experience the first time they seriously search for rent in the UK. You open a property listing, stare at the monthly …

For many migrants in the UK, few immigration questions cause as much confusion as this one: should you pursue Indefinite Leave to Remain through a 5-year route, or wait for …

There is a phrase many Nigerians say with pride, humour and just a little stress in their voice: “I get 9 to 5, then I get side hustle.” It often …

There is a quiet question many Nigerian parents in Britain carry but do not always say out loud. If my child was born in the UK, what does that really …

Britain’s labour market is showing fresh signs of caution, with employers slowing hiring and job vacancies falling to their lowest level in nearly five years as economic uncertainty linked to …

Travellers concerned about possible disruption linked to global tensions and the Strait of Hormuz can breathe a little easier. The UK government says there is currently no need for passengers …

You have probably heard the joke before. Nigerians laughing among themselves and saying if you are not in care, tech or security in the UK, what exactly are you doing. …