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Uniting Nigerians across the UK. Celebrating our culture, amplifying our voice, empowering our people & building a stronger future together.

United Kingdom
Joined September 2026
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Find Your Voice Birmingham brings rising talent together for a day of inspiration, opportunity, and connection. Hear from inspiring speakers and founders, gain practical career insights, get CV support, and explore mentorship and training opportunities. Two businesses will win grant funding to help scale their vision. In partnership with Niyo, we are creating opportunities for ambitious change-makers to build skills, access support, and take meaningful steps towards their ambitions. Whether you want to accelerate your career, grow your business, or discover your next opportunity, this is a room you should be in. Break barriers. Find your purpose. Shape your future. πŸ“… Saturday, 14 November 2026 | 10:00 AM πŸ“ The Studio, The REP, Birmingham Register for FREE: bit.ly/FYVBHAMM
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A very beautiful house in East LondonπŸ₯ΉπŸ₯°πŸ βœ¨
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My October Newsletter is out!πŸ“° This month, you can read about: βœ…The Autumn Budget βœ…My upcoming Jobs Fair βœ…Visits across Erith and Thamesmead βœ…Marking Black History Month βœ…My first month as Chair of the HCLG Committee Plus much more! Read it hereπŸ‘‡πŸΎ abenaoppongasare.com/october…
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Some Nigerian women need to understand that moving to the UK should also come with a willingness to unlearn certain mindsets. You cannot relocate to a society where financial independence, shared responsibilities and partnership are part of everyday life, yet still expect a man to shoulder every financial responsibility simply because that is what you grew up seeing. What exactly is wrong with sharing bills with your partner? Why should financial responsibility automatically fall on the man? Travelling abroad should broaden your perspective. You should be willing to learn, unlearn and adapt to different ways of doing things. Marriage and relationships should be about partnership, not entitlement. Both people should be willing to contribute according to their circumstances and capabilities. Our society has conditioned so many people to have unhealthy expectations around money and relationships. Until we begin to challenge these beliefs, we will continue to carry the same financial attitudes into environments that operate very differently. Financial independence is not a threat to femininity, and sharing responsibilities does not make a man less of a man. It’s called partnership.
The clown who did the β€œdance of shame” obviously saw my tweet. 🀑🀑🀑 That tweet went far beyond what I imagined. The werey captioned me on her post on TikTok πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ β€œSingle ladies, don’t be an understanding wife oh. When you do 50/50 with your partner, the rest 50% he will carry it outside to chop other girls.”……. This is the thought process of the average Nigerian woman abroad.
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A few weeks ago, I spoke to one of our Nigerian brothers at HMP Oakwood prison, who is currently serving a 10-year prison sentence for rape. He told me that he met the woman at Oxygene Nightclub in Wolverhampton. After meeting, they went back to his house, where they had sexual intercourse. However, she later reported the matter to the police, alleging that she had been raped, and he was subsequently charged and convicted. He was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment in November last year. Under the terms of his sentence, he is expected to serve two-thirds of the sentence before being deported back to Nigeria.
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Women in the UK, here’s an opportunity worth paying attention to!πŸ’ƒ Niyo is opening up 100 fully funded training opportunities for eligible women through its partnership with Find Your Voice. Register here for free: bit.ly/FYVBHAMM If you’ve been looking to develop new skills, explore opportunities in tech and AI, or take a step towards a new career path, this could be a great place to start. You don’t have to have everything figured out. Sometimes, all you need is access to the right opportunity and the willingness to take it. They’ll also have conversations around career development, entrepreneurship, mentorship and business growth. Come out this Saturday and find out what’s possible. Sat, 14 November|The Studio, Birmingham REP|10am
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The sentencing of Russell Brand to 10 years and 6 months in prison should serve as a serious lesson to Nigerian men living in the UK. Rape is a very serious criminal offence in the UK, and nobody is above the law, regardless of their fame, wealth or background. Several Nigerian men have also received lengthy prison sentences for rape in the UK. As recently as November last year, a Nigerian man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for rape and is currently serving his sentence at HMP Oakwood. The UK does not take rape lightly. Think before you act. Your freedom is in your hands.
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Nigerian community in Sunderland πŸ‘πŸ‘
Replying to @Oluomoofderby
Who says protest doesn't work
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Replying to @Oluomoofderby
Who says protest doesn't work
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Why are fellow Nigerians not raving about our Flamingos who won the Under-17 FIFA World Cup? Congratulations girls❀️❀️❀️
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We are pleased that justice has been served and that Glenn Gibbins has been found guilty. Let this be a clear message: the Nigerian community in the UK will not tolerate racism, discrimination or derogatory remarks directed at our people. We deserve the same respect, dignity and equality as every other community. No individual, regardless of their political affiliation or position, should feel entitled to make racist comments without being held accountable. On behalf of the Nigerian community in the UK, we welcome this verdict and hope it serves as a strong warning to other members of @reformparty_uk and anyone else who engages in or encourages racism, that such behaviour has consequences. Our community deserves respect. Racism has no place in our society, and we will continue to stand together against it.
🚨 BREAKING NEWS: REFORM UK COUNCILLOR CONVICTED OVER OFFENSIVE FACEBOOK POST ABOUT NIGERIANS IN SUNDERLAND Suspended Reform UK councillor Glenn Gibbins has been convicted of malicious communications over a Facebook post targeting the Nigerian community in Sunderland. Gibbins, who represents Hylton Castle ward, was sentenced to a 12-month community order and 150 hours of unpaid work following a trial at South Tyneside Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that his Facebook post, published in March 2024, contained a grossly offensive comment suggesting Nigerian people should be melted down and used to fill potholes. District Judge Zoe Passfield condemned the post, describing it as a grossly offensive comment about members of Sunderland’s Nigerian community and their status as human beings. The post came to light after Gibbins was elected in the May 2026 local elections.
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS: REFORM UK COUNCILLOR CONVICTED OVER OFFENSIVE FACEBOOK POST ABOUT NIGERIANS IN SUNDERLAND Suspended Reform UK councillor Glenn Gibbins has been convicted of malicious communications over a Facebook post targeting the Nigerian community in Sunderland. Gibbins, who represents Hylton Castle ward, was sentenced to a 12-month community order and 150 hours of unpaid work following a trial at South Tyneside Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that his Facebook post, published in March 2024, contained a grossly offensive comment suggesting Nigerian people should be melted down and used to fill potholes. District Judge Zoe Passfield condemned the post, describing it as a grossly offensive comment about members of Sunderland’s Nigerian community and their status as human beings. The post came to light after Gibbins was elected in the May 2026 local elections.
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Ladies and gentlemen, your WORLD CHAMPIONS! They are back!! #U17WWC
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The Home Office's recent refusals of leave to remain applications without a right of appeal, and its certification that the applicant’s human rights claim is unfounded, are beyond comprehension. Many immigrants face serious financial and other difficulties. It's as if they held a meeting to start refusing outstanding leave-to-remain applications. Their litigation department, the Upper Tribunals, and the High Court will now be inundated with judicial review claims. Most refusals are standard, without compassionate consideration of the cases.
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This is fantastic news for the Nigerian community in the UK! πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ With competitive and affordable fares, Enugu Air will give travellers more options, greater flexibility, and easier access to flights back home. Looking forward to seeing more Nigerians enjoy convenient and affordable travel options. Enugu Air – Fly Different! ✈️ @EnuguAirlines
πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ Planning to be in London this December? ✈️ @EnuguAirlines Your journey starts here! Tickets are now on sale, and Enugu Air is ready to take you there in comfort and style. Why wait? Book your next flight today through our brand-new website: 🌐 enuguairlines.ng Enugu Air – Fly Different. Fly with Us! ✈️
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πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ Planning to be in London this December? ✈️ @EnuguAirlines Your journey starts here! Tickets are now on sale, and Enugu Air is ready to take you there in comfort and style. Why wait? Book your next flight today through our brand-new website: 🌐 enuguairlines.ng Enugu Air – Fly Different. Fly with Us! ✈️
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This interview will forever be goatedπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚, I cannot stop laughing
Went there to beat Ghana, ended up beating the whole worldπŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯
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The Flamingos are back in Nigeria!
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What an exciting Book πŸ“• Tour so far! Do you have a copy yet? Join us for the book club in November 18 Parenting as Leadership Book Club eventbrite.co.uk/e/parenting…?
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🏑 TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE TO RENT IN CATFORD, LONDON Β£1,900 per month Looking for your perfect new home? Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity! A lovely two-bedroom house in Catford, South East London, ready for its new occupants. Property Features: * 2 spacious bedrooms * Private garden, perfect for relaxing and entertaining * Private driveway with off-street parking * Ready to move in * Ideal for couples, small families or professionals πŸ’· Rent: Β£1,900 per calendar month πŸ“ Location: Catford, South East London πŸ“© Interested? Get in touch today to arrange a viewing! Don’t miss out and make this lovely house your new home! Are you interested ? Pls send a DM to @Larrycypha01
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