Nigerians In UK

For a lot of Nigerian students in the UK, “Can I repeat a year on a student visa?” is not a theoretical question. It usually comes up at 2 a.m., …

When one partner moves to the UK first, the story usually sounds simple when you say it out loud. “She went ahead, he will join later.” “He moved first, she …

If you sit in a Nigerian living room in London, Manchester, Birmingham or any other UK city, you will often see a familiar scene. Parents or aunties are speaking Yoruba, …

The UK government has officially repealed the historic Vagrancy Act, bringing an end to nearly 200 years of legislation that criminalised rough sleeping and begging in England and Wales. The …

For most students, university is supposed to end with graduation, not an unexpected email informing them that their enrolment has been terminated. Yet every year, students across the UK find …

Growing up as a British Nigerian teenager can feel like living with one foot in two different worlds. At school, there is the rhythm of British life, from classrooms and …

Long-distance marriage between the UK and Nigeria is a reality for thousands of Nigerian couples, yet it remains one of the least discussed aspects of diaspora life. Behind the carefully …

Speaking outside Downing Street on Monday, Starmer said he had listened to members of his parliamentary party and accepted that he was no longer the right person to lead Labour …

The United Kingdom has announced a significant expansion of its migration support strategy across North Africa, increasing funding for programmes designed to help people displaced by regional conflicts rebuild their …

Border security in the United Kingdom has reached a landmark moment after officers from the Border Force carried out the largest cannabis seizure in its history, intercepting 12 tonnes of …