@Nathan

@Engr_Ashile God will make a way where there seems no way

Thank you for this question, I have been looking for the right time to discuss this, So actually

@MasterBolaji And Generals and soldiers are killed daily by terrorist

Politically, Nigeria is more stable, sane, and safer than the United States. Imagine someone attempting to use a gun on the President, the highest political authority in 2026. What a shame! You can’t even point a gun at a local government chairman here, let alone the President.

@Onsogbu He was a guest at the hotel and not the event

President Donald J Trump confirmed that the sh00ter have been arrested after the 31 years old California man sh0t at a secret service officer who was wearing a bulletproof jacket. Me: I think this is staged for the midterms.

@Allezamani Ozour follow the news , thank goodness CNN is reporting it

How did a Shooter bypass all the security doors in a he White House? Seems like Trump planned the shooting.

@AreaFada1 At foool at 80

What ever you do has a way of coming back. Look at Trump, trying to wobble and fall as dey try to drag his Fat Ass to safety. The most halirous shot was the last shot, as bitchass wife Melanie crawled on all 4s out from the hall. Mr Trump, dey are coming 4 U. Dis one no be those yeye Holywood attempted assassination staged by u. Make una dey check am.

@Brightola11 @Wizarab10 Also fear stu….pid Men

My guy sold his only plot of land in Ikorodu and even took a high-interest loan just to fund her Masters in the UK. They agreed he’d join her in a year, but while she was sleeping, he was the one doing her assignments just so she’d bag that Distinction. He paid for the flight, the Birmingham rent, everything. After a month, "My King" suddenly became "I’m busy." and then went ahead to block him everywhere. He checked her IG from a friend’s phone and saw a photo with a new guy “New beginnings, finally with my soulmate.” She didn't just leave,she used his life savings to buy a ticket to a life that doesn't include him. Now he’s in Lagos paying back a loan for a woman calling another man "Husband" in cold weather. Fear women!

@zealprecious1 Difficult to detect genuine corncern from colleagues

This UK, person go dey spoil your life make the person dey ask “do you need a cup of tea”😢. Dem go dey report you to HR while asking “sugar or honey “😢

@DHKRULLAH I follow back

As Nikita is about to switch off the community feature you better follow your fellow Nigerians in the UK to stay updated about happenings around you. They are here under the comment 👇👇👇

@jas_d_barbie Try giving all your money out

I have money but I’m not happy, what should I do ?

@Mykoladoo @mentormqsculus Makes sense

@mentormqsculus “ Before you curse a whore , stone a simp ”

Crying over a non-virgin is one thing I’ll never understand.

@HarmlessHQ What was he thinking?

This dude punched a US Navy Marine and within 10 seconds he was already close to comatose. 😭

@Wizarab10 Story

You never knack babe wey dey speak in tongue and lead prayer warriors?

@dhoosman Whattttttttttt, i took a second look again …. Damm where is the lie

I can't cry over any woman, letalone the one that looks like Pastor Kumuyi in her 30s.

@Osint613 Calamity

Pope Leo says Muslims migrants should be allowed to stay in Europe and coexist with Christians, drawing mass criticism. "We all need to work together," the Pope said.

@_Kangchi_8 We will all die anyway

Nigga thinks he's living a good life.... smh 💔

@MikaelCBernard Exactly, like yours

An Oyibo friend of mine who gave up his U.S. citizenship after Orange man won, was asking me why many Nigerians online seem to be pro Trump. Wasn’t easy but I managed to condense it into one reason. “Malnutrition” When the body is malnourished, the brain stops functioning

@Oluomoofderby @UKLabour Vote Green Party or the conservative , but not labour and reform

🇬🇧 Labour Party Is the Best Party for Immigrants in the UK (May 7 Local Elections) As the UK heads into the Thursday, 7 May 2026 local elections, many immigrants are asking whether the @UKLabour is the best option for them. The honest answer is: it depends on what matters most to you because Labour’s approach sits somewhere in the middle, not fully pro-immigration but not as strict as some alternatives either. Compared to more hardline parties, @UKLabour also tends to use a less hostile tone when talking about immigration, focusing more on integration and contribution than blame. This difference in tone alone makes some immigrants feel more accepted and less targeted. Labour has also proposed stricter immigration controls in certain areas. For example, plans to extend the time it takes to gain permanent settlement from 5 years to potentially 10 years have raised concerns. Local elections on May 7 are not mainly about immigration policy. Local elections DO NOT control immigration laws. Immigration laws are decided by the national government. What you are voting for locally affects things like housing, jobs, community services, and support systems which still matter a lot for immigrants, just in a more indirect way. There has been a noticeable rise in conversations among immigrants in the UK about supporting @TheGreenParty. While everyone has the right to support any party they choose, it’s important to understand how the UK electoral system works before drawing comparisons or expectations. In many ways, some people compare smaller parties like the Greens to parties such as APGA in Nigeria. Both have strong regional or niche support but limited nationwide representation. In systems like Nigeria’s presidential model, smaller parties face significant challenges in winning top offices. Similarly, in the UK, general elections are decided differently. The UK uses a first-past-the-post system, where the party that wins the most constituencies (not the total popular vote) forms the government. There are 650 constituencies, and currently, the Green Party holds only a small number of seats in Parliament, 5 members of parliament with representation concentrated in specific areas. Because of this system, smaller parties often struggle to gain enough seats to form a government, even if their overall vote share increases. Larger parties such as the Labour Party, Conservative Party, and Liberal Democrats tend to dominate parliamentary representation. When it comes to immigration policy, different parties have varying approaches. Some, like the @Conservatives and @reformparty_uk have emphasised stricter controls in recent years, while others have taken different positions depending on public opinion and political context. It’s also worth noting that immigration policy in the UK often reflects broader public sentiment, meaning any government regardless of party may adjust policies over time. As discussions around elections continue, especially with local and general elections approaching, it’s important for voters to stay informed, understand how the system works, and make decisions based on policies, representation, and practical outcomes.

@Oluomoofderby @gen_oladiipo @UKLabour It’s was still the Conservative Party that allows millions of immigrants into this country after Covid

Egbon Kunle, It’s important to understand that Conservative immigration policies have often been seen as more restrictive compared to other parties, which is part of why immigration has been such a major political issue in recent years. Also, the Green Party currently holds a small number of seats in Parliament compared to larger parties, so their influence at national level is limited in terms of forming a government. In the UK system, elections are won based on constituencies, not overall vote share, so party strength is measured by seats won in Parliament.

@akintollgate @Ade__mideee With £20k a year, a drunkard can afford it weekly, since drinking is his priority .

@nat_anthon24997 @Ade__mideee You don’t add priorities and affordability in the same sentence when talking about alcohol consumption.

My brother in the world of premium liquor or liquor in general, don julio 1942 is like a Rolls Royce. I doubt the working class guy in the UK earning 20k pounds a year can afford this bottle weekly. I attached an example of what’s considered cheap liquor. I know you don’t drink! 😩😩😩😩

@akintollgate @Ade__mideee Common bro , tap bear is £6 per pint, drinking 3 alone is £18. Someone warming £20k can afford it weekly , it’s all about priorities

@Ade__mideee No they can’t! That’s why they drink tap beer…. Only the affluent can afford these in any economy