Uniting Nigerians across the UK. Celebrating our culture, amplifying our voice, empowering our people & building a stronger future together.
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Struggling with food, bills or finances? You’re not alone.
Clarity House London CIC @clarityhouseldn is here to support you through donations from our generous partners. 🤝
From everyday essentials and financial difficulties to family problems, racism, sexual exploitation and workplace discrimination, we’re here to listen and help where we can.
💬 Let’s talk about it.
📅 Wednesday & Friday
⏰ 11am–1pm
📞 +44 7466 305705 (Call or WhatsApp)
Every little helps, and everyone is welcome.
🌐 clarityhouselondon.com
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
First week, ticket go plenty.
The END of an era for Oxford Street! 🚌💔
London’s iconic red bus stops are officially being removed as Oxford Street becomes traffic-free for the first time!
After decades of buses travelling along one of London’s busiest shopping streets, nearly 1km is being transformed into a pedestrian-only zone! 🚶♂️🛍️
📍 Oxford Street, London
📅 From 26th October 2026
No more buses, cars or taxis along this stretch of Oxford Street!
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
Good Morning, Got £2 or £ 5 to spare?
We now have a backlog of folks with no recourse to public funds who we are helping but some need urgent help. You can donate and you might be feeding a kid this morning.
Link to donate here gofundme.com/f/help-us-suppo…
@clarityhouseldn
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
TRUSTING YOUR GOD GIVEN PURPOSE & JOURNEY❤️
Last week, I was deeply grateful and genuinely taken aback by the extent of the welcome at the London Stock Exchange. To see my face displayed so prominently across such a prestigious institution, as a Black African Nigerian woman, was truly humbling.
After years of hard work and many milestones, it’s beautiful to see the impact of the EbonyLife journey continue to grow.
#AwesomeGod
#Purpose
#Gratitude
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
A heartfelt thank you to all our partners and sponsors for supporting the NNCAUK 2026 Annual Conference.
Your contributions helped make the conference a success, and we deeply appreciate your commitment to advancing nursing and midwifery.
Thank you for being part of our journey.
LET US COME TOGETHER FOR THE LATE OBANYELI JESSE CHIMA.
26-year-old Obanyeli Jesse Chima was an international student from Nigeria who had just finished his master's degree in Public Health in London.
He was waiting in a lounge to meet friends for a joint birthday celebration when he said he needed to step outside for some air. His breathing quickly deteriorated.
Despite using three different inhalers he had with him, nothing helped. His friend called an ambulance, but while she was still on the phone with the operator, he collapsed.
His friends started CPR right there on the street, guided by the emergency operator.
Paramedics spent about two hours working to stabilise him before rushing him to hospital.
He was placed on life support. At first, medics hoped he would only suffer memory loss.
But two days later, doctors confirmed there had been no improvement and tests showed he was brain-dead.
Jesse was just 26. He leaves behind three siblings in Nigeria.
He was known as a passionate Chelsea FC fan who had even worked at the club.
His friend Eva said his family had been saving money to fly over for his graduation.
"His family had saved money for his graduation, and now that money needs to be used to bury their child," she said.
Friends are now raising money to transport his body back to Nigeria so his family can lay him to rest.
A GoFundMe account has been created. gofundme.com/f/help-bring-ch…
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
26-year-old Obanyeli Jesse Chima was an international student from Nigeria who had just finished his master's degree in Public Health in London.
He was waiting in a lounge to meet friends for a joint birthday celebration when he said he needed to step outside for some air. His breathing quickly deteriorated.
Despite using three different inhalers he had with him, nothing helped. His friend called an ambulance, but while she was still on the phone with the operator, he collapsed.
His friends started CPR right there on the street, guided by the emergency operator.
Paramedics spent about two hours working to stabilise him before rushing him to hospital.
He was placed on life support. At first, medics hoped he would only suffer memory loss.
But two days later, doctors confirmed there had been no improvement and tests showed he was brain-dead.
Jesse was just 26. He leaves behind three siblings in Nigeria.
He was known as a passionate Chelsea FC fan who had even worked at the club.
His friend Eva said his family had been saving money to fly over for his graduation.
"His family had saved money for his graduation, and now that money needs to be used to bury their child," she said.
Friends are now raising money to transport his body back to Nigeria so his family can lay him to rest.
A GoFundMe account has been created. gofundme.com/f/help-bring-ch…
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
My leader, my mentor, and an inspiration to so many Nigerians, both at home and in the diaspora.
A true role model whose leadership, wisdom, and guidance continue to impact countless lives. 🇳🇬🙏
BLACK HISTORY MONTH | CELEBRATING PASTOR DELE OLAWANLE @dolawanle
Today, we honour and celebrate Pastor Dele Olawanle for his outstanding leadership, dedicated mentorship, and positive impact on the African community in the UK.
Through his leadership, guidance, and commitment to empowering others, he continues to inspire individuals, nurture future leaders, and contribute to the growth and unity of our community.
His dedication reminds us of the importance of strong leadership, service, and creating opportunities for the next generation to thrive.
This Black History Month, we celebrate his contributions, recognise his influence, and express our sincere appreciation for the difference he continues to make.
Thank you, Pastor Dele Olawanle, for your leadership, mentorship, and commitment to the African community in the UK.
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
If you’re willing to relocate to Burnley, Lancashire, there are Healthcare Assistant job opportunities available.
Full time jobs.
Please note: these employers do not offer a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS), so you must already have the right to work in the UK.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH | CELEBRATING PASTOR DELE OLAWANLE @dolawanle
Today, we honour and celebrate Pastor Dele Olawanle for his outstanding leadership, dedicated mentorship, and positive impact on the African community in the UK.
Through his leadership, guidance, and commitment to empowering others, he continues to inspire individuals, nurture future leaders, and contribute to the growth and unity of our community.
His dedication reminds us of the importance of strong leadership, service, and creating opportunities for the next generation to thrive.
This Black History Month, we celebrate his contributions, recognise his influence, and express our sincere appreciation for the difference he continues to make.
Thank you, Pastor Dele Olawanle, for your leadership, mentorship, and commitment to the African community in the UK.
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
From today, Oxford Street will become pedestrian-only! 🚶♂️🛍️
It’s going to feel strange not seeing buses running along the street, but I think it’s a positive change.
It will make Oxford Street more enjoyable, giving people more space to walk around, shop comfortably, and soak up the atmosphere without the usual traffic.
A new chapter for one of London’s busiest shopping streets! 😊
The END of an era for Oxford Street! 🚌💔
London’s iconic red bus stops are officially being removed as Oxford Street becomes traffic-free for the first time!
After decades of buses travelling along one of London’s busiest shopping streets, nearly 1km is being transformed into a pedestrian-only zone! 🚶♂️🛍️
📍 Oxford Street, London
📅 From 26th October 2026
No more buses, cars or taxis along this stretch of Oxford Street!
The END of an era for Oxford Street! 🚌💔
London’s iconic red bus stops are officially being removed as Oxford Street becomes traffic-free for the first time!
After decades of buses travelling along one of London’s busiest shopping streets, nearly 1km is being transformed into a pedestrian-only zone! 🚶♂️🛍️
📍 Oxford Street, London
📅 From 26th October 2026
No more buses, cars or taxis along this stretch of Oxford Street!
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
📢 IT’S TODAY! QUESTION TIME WITH PUBLIC SERVANTS! 🎤
🗣️ The Community Asked, Public Servants Answered!
Today is the day! Join us @NCUKCommunity
📣 Come along, speak up, and be heard!
#QuestionTime
#PublicServants
#SaveTheWoman
#YourVoiceMatters
#MIDDLESBROUGH @NHS_RHO #uk
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
Yesterday, we announced that our Let's Talk About It support line would be available Wednesdays and Fridays, 11am–1pm. We haven't even reached Wednesday, and the response from people needing help has been overwhelming.
Mums unable to feed their children. Dads unable to afford travel to work.
Some have No Recourse to Public Funds. Others face waiting times that urgent needs simply cannot accommodate.
We're working with relevant organisations to get people help, but you can help too
If you can, please donate. Every contribution helps us respond when waiting is not an option.
gofundme.com/f/help-us-suppo…
@clarityhouseldn
Nigerian Community UK 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 retweeted
JOB OPPORTUNITIES – SOCIAL CARE WORKERS & PERSONAL ASSISTANTS📌
Location: Sheffield – S2 4QX
SSC is currently recruiting Social Care Workers and Personal Assistants (PAs) to join its team.
✅ Full-time and part-time contracts available
✅ High-quality training and professional development
✅ Enhanced pay rates
✅ Professional supervision and appraisal
✅ Supportive working environment
Minimum Requirements:
• At least 1 year of paid experience or 2 years of voluntary full-time experience in the social care sector.
• Successful completion of the recruitment process.
• Satisfactory enhanced DBS check.
• Completion of company induction.
Experience across mental health, supported living, children and family services, learning disabilities, outreach, resettlement and other social care settings is valuable.
Interested? Contact SSC directly for further information and application details. spectrumsocialcare.co.uk/app…
Please share with anyone who may be interested🙏