For Nigerian families navigating life in the UK Parenting in the UK can be stressful — from juggling work and school to adapting to a new environment. Many Naija parents find that by the time they get home, there’s little energy left for quality family time. But what if how we parent starts with how […]
If you’re living and working in the UK as a Nigerian, chances are you’re juggling a lot — from tight work schedules and family commitments here and back home, to navigating the challenges of settling in a new country. But feeling tired and stressed is a signal that you need a break. Here are 7 […]
Parenting in a new country like the UK often comes with pressure to get everything right—from managing school runs and packed lunches to helping kids navigate two cultures. But what if the goal wasn’t perfection, but simply good enough? Surprisingly, this isn’t a new parenting trend from social media. It’s rooted in the work of […]
Today, as the world marks World Environment Day, Nigerians in the UK have a unique opportunity—not just to celebrate the planet, but to reflect on how our heritage, values, and global experiences can shape a more sustainable future. This year’s theme, “Restore Our Earth, Renew Our Commitment”, resonates deeply with a generation navigating two identities: […]
Navigating life in the UK as a Nigerian can be challenging—especially when it comes to finding jobs that offer visa sponsorship or transitioning into the healthcare sector. This guide is designed to help you make informed choices that can lead to better opportunities and long-term stability. ⚠ For Those in Urgent Need of Visa Sponsorship […]
Ever felt like you were smart in ways that school or work never really acknowledged? Maybe you’re great with people, musically gifted, or you can fix anything with your hands. According to Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, you’re not imagining things—intelligence is much more than just book smarts. Why this matters to Nigerians in […]
As Nigerian parents living in the UK, we often focus on academic success — maths, English, test scores — and rightly so. But school is more than just books and grades. It’s a place where our children experience friendship, courage, kindness, and sometimes, confusion. To really understand what our children go through each day — […]
As Nigerian parents, we often measure “smartness” by how long a child studies, how hardworking they are, and whether they bring home top grades. But neuroscience now tells us that becoming smarter isn’t only about burying your head in books. There are simple, everyday habits that can boost a child’s focus, memory, and problem-solving ability. […]
If you’re a Nigerian living in the UK and juggling multiple debts—from credit cards and personal loans to medical bills and student loans—you’re not alone. The good news? There are real solutions to help you get back on track: Debt Consolidation and Debt Management Plans (DMPs). But which one is right for you? Let’s break […]
Boosting your child’s brain the Naija way! As Nigerian parents in the UK, we know education is top priority. But in today’s fast-paced world of screens and distractions, even bright kids can struggle to remember what they learn. The good news? You can help your child study smarter — not harder — with these simple, […]
