Many of us left Nigeria to build better lives in the UK — more opportunities, better pay, and a sense of progress. But have you ever stopped to ask: Who are you when the job title disappears? Imagine walking into a room where nobody knows you’re an accountant, NHS nurse, Uber driver, project manager, or […]
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 […]
With food prices in the UK rising, sticking to a weekly food budget can feel like a struggle—especially for Nigerians living abroad trying to balance quality meals with affordability. But there’s good news: meal planning can help you feed your family well without breaking the bank. Here’s a simple, Nigerian-friendly guide to meal planning that […]
Let’s be honest — it’s been a rollercoaster few years. From navigating immigration stress and rising living costs in the UK, to worrying about family back home in Nigeria, it can all feel overwhelming. Whether you’re dealing with job uncertainty, cultural adjustment, visa pressure, or isolation, difficult times have a way of testing our strength. […]
Thinking of leaving your job? Maybe the work culture feels off, your manager’s draining your mental health, or you’re eyeing a better salary elsewhere. You’re not alone. Job-hopping — switching jobs frequently, often within one to two years — is becoming common, especially among young professionals. For Nigerians in the UK, it can be tempting […]
Being a parent in the UK—far from your extended family, culture, and support system—can feel overwhelming. But here’s one truth every Nigerian parent needs to hear: Your child doesn’t need you to be perfect. They just need you to show up. 1. They Need to See You Mess Up—and Handle It Yes, even with your […]
Changing jobs as a Nigerian in the UK can feel overwhelming, especially when balancing visa requirements, financial responsibilities, and long-term career goals. But it can also open doors to better pay, more fulfilling work, and a healthier work-life balance — especially if your current role no longer aligns with who you are or where you […]
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 […]
📝 For Nigerian professionals in the UK navigating work, interviews, or hiring decisions. When job hunting or hiring in the UK, you may come across two terms: culture fit and culture add. Both relate to how well someone aligns with a company’s values and ways of working—but they’re not the same. And for Nigerians living […]
For many Nigerian parents in the UK, working from home—whether fully remote or hybrid—is now a part of life. But managing deadlines and Zoom meetings while keeping an eye on the kids (and the jollof on the stove!) can be overwhelming. Whether you’re navigating rising childcare costs, managing with limited family support, or adjusting to […]
