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Racism in the UK is getting worse everyday. A black child was racially abused and beaten up today at St John Henry Newman Catholic School in Carlisle. Carlisle Police Rishi Sunak BBC Breaking News Sky News Are black people not safe in Carlisle? Black hospital staffs are also not safe in Carlisle.
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This news is really heartbreaking. I keep thinking about when he shared that in his family, no one has ever passed the age of 45 and it’s such a painful reality to carry. Hearing now that his brother has also passed just a few days ago makes it even heavier. My heart goes out to him and his entire family during this difficult time. I pray God gives them strength, comfort, and peace, and may his brother’s soul rest in perfect peace.
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🚨 Calling All Nigerians in the UK – Urgent Support Needed 🇳🇬🇬🇧 We have just received heartbreaking news about a Nigerian family in Plymouth whose home was completely destroyed by fire. A 10-year-old child is currently in the hospital The other two children are temporarily staying with friends The family has lost everything including passports, important documents, clothing, and personal belongings. This is a critical moment for us as a community. The family is not entitled to public funds, so they are relying entirely on support from people like us. We are calling on: 🙏🏾 The Nigerian community in the UK to come together and support with donations 👕 Anyone who can provide children’s clothes, shoes, and essentials 💷 Financial contributions from the Nigerians in the UK 🇳🇬🇬🇧 purse and individuals They have also set up a GoFundMe and please let’s support and give whatever we can. We also urge the Nigerian Embassy NIGERIA HIGH COMMISSION LONDON to urgently reach out and provide necessary welfare support to this family during this difficult time. Now more than ever, we must stand together and show what it truly means to be a community. If you can help in any way, please reach out immediately. Let’s come through for our own. ❤️🇳🇬
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A care home worker, Abdalraham Katende, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for rape and sexual activity with a child. He abused his position of trust, using his role in a care home to prey on vulnerable young girls who were meant to be protected and supported.
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The pull-down mentality in the Nigerian community in the UK is honestly getting out of hand. It’s tiring seeing people try to tear others down the moment they start building something or gaining visibility. Instead of support, it becomes criticism, dragging, and unnecessary negativity. Everyone’s journey is different. Everyone’s grace is different. What works for one person won’t look the same for another and that’s okay. What’s even more disappointing is that the same people you hope to collaborate with and grow alongside are sometimes the same ones waiting for you to slip, just so they can show their true colours. We can’t keep doing this to one another. If we really want to grow as a community, we need to start supporting, uplifting, and celebrating each other instead of competing through jealousy and envy. There’s space for all of us to win.
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Nigerian student caught in Belfast trying to date children 😡 😡😡
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I was in court today in Nottingham for the sentencing of Adedapo Adegbola. It was a deeply emotional and sobering experience. What stood out throughout the case was how much it centred on control and obsession. The relationship only lasted a few months, but when she ended it, he could not accept it. In anger, he went to H&M, bought knives, went to her home, and brutally took her life. Listening to Stephanie’s mum read her victim impact statement was heartbreaking. The courtroom fell silent. He cried as she spoke, but nothing can bring her back or ease the pain her family now lives with every day. Today, he was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a minimum of 25 years to serve before he is deported back to Nigeria. This case is a painful reminder of how dangerous controlling and obsessive behaviour can become if ignored. No one should lose their life for choosing to walk away from a relationship.
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Honestly, things are really changing in the UK 🇬🇧. I was surprised to hear that Border Force actually raided toilet attendants also called PEKE. That’s something I’ve never heard of before, especially considering it’s just a side hustle that people use to make decent weekly income. It’s starting to feel like even the smallest, everyday jobs are now under scrutiny. Quite unsettling, to be honest.
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Special buses have been arranged for all members joining the welcome movement. Please take note of the following schedules: ⬛ DAY 1 – TUESDAY, 17 MARCH 2026 📍 Departure Point: Nigeria High Commission, Northumberland Avenue ⏰ Departure Time: 9:00 AM sharp ⬛ DAY 2 – WEDNESDAY, 18 MARCH 2026 📍 Departure Point: Nigeria High Commission, Northumberland Avenue 🚌 Destination: Windsor Castle ⏰ Departure Time: 5:00 AM Please ensure you arrive early for prompt departure.
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D. H Bwala I’d like to challenge you to a public debate on your claim that the care sector is “modern slavery in the UK.” Your comments on Morayo’s show (Morayo Afolabi-Brown) contain serious misinformation that needs to be addressed openly, especially given the impact on Nigerian and wider African communities in the UK who are working and building livelihoods in this sector. I’ve worked in healthcare for years and have seen its positive impact on thousands of lives. I also spoke on this issue previously when I was interviewed on a podcast, where I shared my experience in the care sector. If you’re confident in your position, let’s have a Twitter Space debate with a neutral host. Set a date and time, I’m ready. We can agree to disagree in a respectful manner.
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She reached out to me a few days ago because her children were taken away by social services back in January 2025. After her marriage ended, her husband reported her, and since then the children have been removed from her care. This morning, she is on her way to protest at the UK Parliament in Westminster. We need to come together and stand with her in this difficult time. She is losing herself in the process, and our support could make all the difference. Let’s unite, raise our voices, and help her fight to get her children back. No mother should go through this alone. Ibironke Khadeejah Quadri Save the Woman Olaide of Manchester | The Social Worker Dele Olawanle Mayor Princess Bright Florence Eshalomi MP Ndụkwe Ọnụọha abikedabiri Angel OdedeyiOlalekan Nigeria Nurses Charitable Association, UK (NNCAUK) NIGERIA HIGH COMMISSION LONDON Baron Chymaker.𝛑 BARR JACKIE ODUKOYA (LLB, LLM)
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This breaks my heart. Seeing him shaking, scared, and helpless is something no human being should ever have to go through. It’s time we start asking ourselves hard, honest questions. What kind of society are we becoming if we turn against one another like this? South African citizens living abroad are not treated this way, yet here we are, choosing to bully and attack fellow Africans living among us. We cannot normalize this madness. We cannot stay silent. Enough is enough. This must stop.
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You reached out to me on Instagram, and some people told you to send me a message, saying I could help. The first thing I told you was to stop making social media videos, as they could also negatively affect you. I explained that all I could do was connect you with the right people in the Nigerian community in the UK who could help. After our phone conversation, I asked you to meet me at the Nigerian High Commission in London NIGERIA HIGH COMMISSION LONDON so I could link you with someone who could assist in your situation. I also spoke to Baron Chymaker.𝛑 , who connected with a colleague willing to provide pro bono support for you, and I discussed your situation with Save the Woman as well. However, when I arrived at the embassy, you had already left, saying you didn’t trust anyone. That was the last point for me, and others also withdrew from helping. I understand that you’re frustrated about your children, but you need support to get them back home. I have tried my best, and I have now stepped back from the situation. Nigerians in the UK do not have anything against you.
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