The UK Government has recently announced new pay rises for public sector workers, impacting many professions—from doctors and nurses to teachers and the armed forces. If you are a Nigerian living and working in the UK, especially in public sector roles like Clinical Support Worker, or planning to apply for a visa, here’s what you […]
Naija to the world! History was made in the UK this week as Cllr Patience Ifediora became the first-ever Nigerian and first African woman to be elected Lord Mayor of Nottingham. At a Full Council meeting on Monday, May 12, Cllr Ifediora — who represents Aspley Ward — officially stepped into the historic role, succeeding […]
The UK Prime Minister has announced a major overhaul of the UK immigration system, aiming to replace the current model with a stricter, contribution-based approach. If you’re a Nigerian living in the UK or planning to move here, these changes could impact your future — especially around settlement, work, and family visas. Here’s a […]
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has announced the disbandment of NHS England, a move aimed at cutting bureaucracy and redirecting funds to frontline healthcare services. However, this decision puts thousands of jobs at risk, affecting many Nigerians working in administrative roles within the NHS. What’s Changing? Starmer believes that scrapping what he calls “the largest […]
New immigration guidelines in the UK will now prioritise hiring care workers who are already in England over those applying from abroad. The new rules, introduced in Parliament on March 12, will take effect from April 9, 2024. For Nigerians already in the UK on a care worker visa and looking for a new sponsor, […]
The UK Government is shaping a new National Youth Strategy to support young people and their communities. This is a game-changing opportunity to ensure that the voices of Nigerians in the UK are heard loud and clear! 💡 What’s in it for you? The new 10-year strategy aims to tackle challenges facing young people, moving […]
In a move to strengthen ties with the EU, the UK is set to introduce a new youth mobility program that will allow young EU nationals between the ages of 18 and 30 to live and work in the UK for up to two years. This new program is part of Labour leader Keir Starmer’s […]
📢 Attention Nigerians traveling to the UK! If you’re planning a trip before or on June 1, 2025, make sure to bring your expired Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) with you. The Home Office has extended the grace period for expired BRPs until June 1, 2025. However, from June 2, 2025, expired BRPs and EUSS Biometric […]
For many Nigerians in the UK, a side hustle is a great way to earn extra cash—whether it’s selling homemade goods, running a delivery service, or even content creation. But did you know that if you make more than £1,000 in a tax year, you may need to declare your earnings to HMRC? 👉🏾 Don’t […]
The UK Skilled Worker visa has long been associated with essential professions like healthcare, engineering, and IT. However, recent findings have revealed that some unexpected jobs—such as DJs, dog walkers, and homeopaths—are also on the list of eligible occupations. Surprising Jobs on the Skilled Worker Visa List According to Robert McNeil, a researcher at the […]
