— A Naija UK Connect Travel + Culture Feature When it comes to legendary nightlife, cities like Las Vegas, Berlin, and Mexico City usually grab all the attention. But in 2025, Africa is shaking the table—and four of its vibrant cities, including our very own Lagos, have just been ranked among the world’s top 20 […]
Looking to work or build a career in the UK without employer sponsorship? The Global Talent Visa—aimed at top-tier professionals in academia, arts, and digital tech—is your golden ticket in 2025. 1. 🧭 What Is It? This visa allows exceptional talent or promising leaders to live and work in the UK without a job offer […]
Are you a Nigerian tech founder dreaming of building or scaling your innovative business in the UK? The UK Innovator Founder Visa is one of the best routes to do just that — but many brilliant Naija founders still get rejected because they fall into the same avoidable traps. In this guide, we break down […]
Games are more than just fun ways to pass time—they’re secret teachers! When Nigerian children play, they pick up good habits, learn values, and mimic positive behaviours without even realising it. Here are 7 fun games that can help our kids grow with good habits while having a blast: 1. Clean-Up Race We all know […]
When it comes to making progress in your career, business, or personal goals here in the UK, understanding the difference between strategy and tactics can be the game-changer. Whether you’re trying to scale your side hustle, grow your small business, land a visa-sponsored job, or build a better life for your family, knowing when to […]
Ecommerce isn’t just about selling online—it’s become a lifeline for many Nigerians in the UK who are looking for more flexibility, financial stability, and a way to reclaim control over their lives. Whether you’re juggling childcare, sending money home, managing work stress, or preparing for retirement, setting up an online store is becoming one of […]
Ever wondered why some people seem to thrive just by watching and learning from others? That’s the power of Social Learning Theory — a concept that can help you unlock growth, both personally and professionally. As Nigerians in the UK, we’re constantly navigating new systems, cultures, and opportunities. Whether it’s learning to adjust in the […]
Today is Father’s Day—a moment to celebrate the fathers, uncles, grandfathers, and father figures in our lives. It’s also World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, reminding us to care for and protect the dignity of our elders. For Nigerians living in the UK, today is a powerful reminder: Men, it’s time to start looking after yourselves […]
July is peak summer – and for many of us Nigerians living in the UK, it’s the perfect time to take a break. Whether you’re craving sunshine, culture, or cool weather, there are several amazing destinations where your UK visa or residence permit makes travel easier – no stress, no wahala. We’ve rounded up visa-free […]
As Nigerian parents raising children in the UK, it’s natural to want to know what your child is learning at school, especially through Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) education. PSHE is part of the national curriculum designed to help children become respectful, inclusive, and responsible members of British society. One important part of PSHE […]
