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UK elections 2024: List of 4 British-Nigerians who won parliament seats In United Kingdom
Kemi Badenoch, Chi Onwurah and two other British-Nigerians won parliament seats in the Thursday, July 4 parliamentary elections in the United Kingdom.
BREAKING: "Judgement that matters", UK PM Rishi Sunak resigns, announces next move
Rishi Sunak, who was defeated in just concluded UK election, has resigned from his position as Prime minister of the kingdom and made revelation about his successor.
UK election: Keir Starmer officially becomes prime minister after meeting King Charles III
On Friday, July 5, Keir Startmer of the Labour Party was officially appointed by King Charles III at Buckingham Palace as the UK's prime minister.
Olusola Oni: Yoruba Party candidate in the UK 2024 election loses to Labour Party
In the heat of the 2024 UK election, Olusola Oni, the Yoruba Party candidate, lost to the Labour Party's Miatta Fahnbulleh in the Peckham constituency.
BREAKING: Labour wins UK general elections, details emerge
UK general election has produced a new prime minister as Labour Party secured majority seats in the House of Commons. The outgoing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reacts.
BREAKING: UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak concedes defeat, discloses what to expect at handover
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has reacted to the general election where he was defeated and also revealed what will happen at the handover to the Labour Party.
Why Nigerians should be concerned about UK election
The are two major and specific reasons Nigerians should be concerned about the general elections in the United Kingdom. These reasons have been compiled.
New Zealand adjusts work visa rules for Nigerians, others to reduce partner, child dependents
The New Zealand government has adjusted its work rules to restrict certain categories of visa holders from supporting their partners and dependent children
DJ Cuppy participates in UK politics, declares support for party: “U no do all these in Nigeria”
Nigerian billionaire's daughter, DJ Cuppy, recently went online to participate in UK politics and to campaign for a party ahead of their elections. Netizens reacted.
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