Tea drinking in the UK is more than just a beverage choice—it’s a culture, even a tradition in some workplaces. You might find ‘tea rotas’ in offices, complete with detailed drink descriptions for each staff member. For someone like me, coming from Nigeria, where tea meant something entirely different, the adjustment was both amusing and […]
As a Nigerian living in the UK, it’s essential to stay informed about various financial products, including insurance. Many people today search for insurance policies online, purchasing them through company websites or apps. However, an increasing concern is the rise of fake insurance policies issued by unauthorized companies. This can lead to serious consequences, including […]
The quest for a long and healthy life has sparked debates among scientists, health professionals, and everyday people alike. Is longevity primarily dictated by our genetic makeup, or does our lifestyle play a more significant role? For Nigerians in the UK, this question is particularly important as we navigate unique cultural, dietary, and environmental influences […]
The recent heartbreaking death of a 14-year-old who was both stabbed and groomed has shaken communities across the UK and beyond. This tragic loss serves as a painful reminder of the dangers our children face in a world that is increasingly difficult to navigate. As Nigerian parents and guardians, we must ensure our children are […]
Baggy Shanker Stands with Local Residents Against Sinfin Incinerator An MP has pledged to take his concerns about a contentious waste incinerator to Parliament following an announcement that the facility could be operational by 2028. The Sinfin Waste Treatment Centre in Derby, which failed initial testing in 2017 and has remained unused, has long been […]
Are you a Nigerian living in the UK and seeking new career opportunities or guidance on advancing your professional journey? The 2025 Job Fair is the perfect event for you! Tailored for Nigerians in the UK, this event is your chance to connect with top employers, discover hidden opportunities, and gain insights into the UK […]
If you get TV for UK, you fit land serious fine up to £1,000 if dem catch you without TV licence. But many people no sabi the full gist about who suppose pay and who no need am. If you dey watch TV, record programmes, or even dey use your computer or other device to […]
Nigerians in the UK, here’s how the Prime Minister’s new plans to cut NHS waiting times could impact you and your loved ones. With over 7.5 million people currently on NHS waiting lists, including more than 3 million waiting longer than the 18-week target, addressing these delays is critical for many in our community who […]
We are proud to highlight the inspiring achievements of Nigerians making waves in the UK! Dr. Tolu Olusoga, a distinguished Nigerian medical professional, has been appointed as the new Medical Director of our Trust. Dr. Olusoga brings with him extensive experience in clinical leadership and patient care. His journey began in Nigeria, where he earned […]
The UK is set to implement several significant legal and financial changes in 2025, which will directly impact the cost of living, especially for Nigerians in the UK. These changes, announced in Labour’s first budget in over a decade, include increased costs for alcohol and tobacco, adjustments to taxation, and shifts in wages and pensions. […]
