Nigerians In UK

Nobody really warns you that when you relocate, it is not just your job, weather and accent that will change. Your relationships will also enter culture shock in ways that …

There is a familiar conversation you hear again and again across Nigerian communities in the UK. You ask someone where they live and they tell you they work in the …

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 …