Smoothing the path for Nigerians in the UK

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About Us

Let us tell you about what we’re building here. We’re creating a space, a digital community hub, specifically for Nigerians in the UK. Imagine a place where you can find everything you need, from support and information to opportunities and connections. That’s what we’re aiming for.

We’re putting a special focus on our young people. We know the challenges they face, and we’re committed to providing them with the tools, resources, and support to succeed. That’s why we offer free programs in personal and professional development, designed to help them to excel and stand out among their peers.

Our commitment extends beyond individual success. We believe in the power of family and community. Our programmes will foster stronger family and community bonds, creating a support network for everyone involved.

So, whether you’re looking for the latest news, Nigerian food, Nigerian events, or just a place to connect with other Nigerians in the UK, we’ve got you covered. Stick around, explore our platform, and let’s build something amazing together!

Partner With Us

Britnaija is more than just a platform; it’s a collaborative effort to create a thriving community for Nigerians in the UK. We believe that by joining forces, we can achieve even greater heights.

We warmly invite individuals who are passionate about making a difference to volunteer their time and expertise. Many of our services are only possible through partnerships with those who share our vision. Without these collaborations, we would not be able to offer the rich and impactful platform our community deserves.

Businesses that align with our mission are also encouraged to partner with us. By offering your services and resources, you can reach a wider audience and contribute to the growth of the Nigerian community in the UK.

We’re always open to new ideas and solutions, especially those focused on empowering our youth. If you have a vision for how we can better serve our youths in particular and the community in general, we want to hear from you.

Let’s work together to create a platform that truly makes a difference.

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Some interesting facts about Nigerians in the UK

Population

According to the 2021 census, 270,768 people in England and Wales identified Nigeria as their country of birth, which is 0.5% of the population. This is an increase from the 2011 census, which recorded 191,183 people.

Location

They established communities in London and other big cities, but many live in South London, particularly in Peckham, which is known as “Little Lagos”. In Peckham, 7% of residents identify as Nigerian.

Food

Nigerian cuisine is popular in the UK, with many Nigerian restaurants and food stalls offering dishes like jollof rice, pounded yam, egusi soup, and suya enjoyed both within the community and by the wider public.

Education

Nigerians in the UK place a high value and strong emphasis on education, with many Nigerians excelling academically and pursuing higher education. A growing number are also involved in education leadership roles.

Business

Nigerians in the UK demonstrate significant entrepreneurial spirit, establishing businesses across various sectors such as technology, healthcare, legal services, and food, thereby contributing to the UK economy.

Youth Programs

Various programs focus on youth, providing educational support, and opportunities for cultural engagement. These programs aim to empower young Nigerians and help them achieve their potential.

Sport

Nigerians are passionate about football, with many talented Nigerian-British players representing the UK at international levels. Other sports like basketball and athletics are also popular.

Family

Family is central to Nigerian life, with strong emphasis on extended family relationships. Nigerians in the UK maintain close ties with relatives both locally and back in Nigeria, often participating in large family celebrations.

Our Bold Mission Ahead

1. Boosting Nigerian-Owned Startups and Businesses

Our platform is dedicated to increasing the number of successful Nigerian-owned businesses in the UK by providing essential resources, mentorship, and networking opportunities.

2. Empowering Nigerian Youth to Break Boundaries

We aim to support Nigerian youth in excelling across academics, sports, politics, community leadership, business, and entertainment, helping them achieve their full potential and make a lasting impact.

3. Achieving Leadership in Professional Sectors

Our platform will foster the growth of Nigerian professionals in leadership roles across various sectors, driving excellence and innovation.

4. Growing the Nigerian Community in the UK

Our platform aims to support the growth of the Nigerian community in the UK, ensuring it thrives and continues to make meaningful contributions.

5. Building a Crime-Free Future for Nigerian Youth

Through mentorship, education, and community support, our platform aspires to see Nigerian youth steer clear of crime, focusing instead on positive, productive paths.

6. Increasing Nigerian Representation in UK Politics

We are committed to encouraging and supporting more Nigerians to enter UK politics, where they can advocate for and implement significant, positive changes.

7. Enhancing Health and Well-being of Nigerians

Our platform will promote initiatives and resources that improve the overall health and well-being of Nigerians living in the UK, ensuring a healthier and more vibrant community.

8. More Nigerians Excelling in Media and Entertainment

We want to see more Nigerians rise to the top in the UK’s media and entertainment industry, and our platform will provide the tools and opportunities to make that happen.

9. Promoting Nigerian Culture through Events & Education

We will champion more Nigerian cultural events, festivals, and educational programs in the UK, promoting cross-cultural understanding and pride in our heritage.

10. Making More Meaningful Impact Back Home

We want to see more Nigerians in the UK making a more positive impact back home, using their skills, resources, and influence to drive progress in Nigeria.

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