Ever feel like something is holding you back from achieving your goals — but you can’t quite explain what it is? 😓 That invisible weight could be chronic stress, and many of us are silently struggling with it — especially as immigrants navigating work, family life, and the high cost of living in the UK. […]
– A Guide for Nigerian Parents in the UK Title: How to “Snub” a Bully – The Smart Way Raising children in the UK as a Nigerian parent comes with unique challenges, especially when it comes to helping our children navigate school life and social situations. One area many parents worry about is bullying. Whether […]
Moving to the UK or living here as part of the Nigerian diaspora comes with unique challenges and opportunities. Whether you’re navigating work, family, or social life, having the right life skills can make all the difference. From managing finances to adapting to cultural differences, mastering these life skills will help you thrive and confidently […]
Living in the UK as a Naija hustler can feel like a constant game of juggling bills—and let’s be honest, sometimes the pounds don’t stretch far enough. Between rising food costs, sky-high rent, and unexpected expenses, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But don’t worry—you’re not alone. And while there’s no magic fix, here’s a sensible […]
From Cotswold calm to Cape Town cool — perfect destinations for British-Nigerians and UK-based Nigerians 📅 Updated: May 2025 ✍️ Curated for Naija UK Connect Whether you’re planning a break with the family, a romantic getaway, or just want to escape your routine for a bit of adventure or rest, July is one of the […]
Living in the UK as a Nigerian comes with its own set of challenges — adjusting to a new culture, balancing work and family, dealing with weather wahala, or just trying to make ends meet. But no matter where life takes you, being intentional about how you live can make a huge difference. Intentional living […]
In recent years, sports betting has become a booming industry—easy to access, constantly advertised, and now fully legal across most of the U.S. and the UK. For many Nigerians in the UK, it may start as a fun way to place a bet on Arsenal, Super Eagles, or the next big fight night. But for […]
What is Dyslexia? Dyslexia is the most common learning difference among children, but many Nigerian parents in the UK may not fully understand it—or may confuse it with laziness or poor discipline. That’s not the case. Dyslexia is a condition where a child struggles with reading, writing, spelling, and sometimes speaking—despite being intelligent and willing […]
Let’s be real: working with people is not beans. Every Nigerian in the UK has one story or another about a difficult coworker. That colleague who always shows up late, borrows your pen and never returns it, or just finds a way to be rude every blessed day. Sometimes, it’s just annoying but tolerable. Other […]
For many Nigerian families in the UK, December comes with its fair share of wahala—gift shopping, food hampers, sending money home, and of course, planning Detty December. By January, it’s easy to look at your bank account and wonder where all the money went. But what if you could enjoy the season stress-free next time? […]
