In this episode, we discuss the controversial statements made by Kemi Badenoch, the leader of the Conservative Party in the UK, regarding her Nigerian identity and citizenship laws. We explore the implications of her remarks on identity politics, her political strategy, and the broader context of racism in immigration policies. Our conversation als…

In this episode, we explore the impact of summer holidays on families, with a particular focus on the challenges faced by parents in managing childcare and coping with financial strain. We examine cultural differences in community support, the role of faith-based organisations, and the need for new traditions in a foreign environment. The discussio…

In this episode of The Black Paper, we discuss the implications of the death of former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, reflecting on his presidency and the broader issues of leadership in Africa. We explore the impact of poor governance on Nigeria's healthcare system, the phenomenon of medical tourism, and the role of the UK in facilitating th…

On this episode, we explore the fragmentation of UK politics, focusing on the emergence of new political parties, the disillusionment with the Labour Party, and the impact of Brexit. We discuss the role of media in shaping political narratives, the importance of demographic changes, and the need for minority communities to organise politically. We …

In this episode, we discuss the recent changes to UK immigration rules, exploring the implications for skilled workers, the healthcare sector, and the broader economy. We analyse the historical context of immigration policies, the impact of Brexit, and the political narratives that often scapegoat immigrants during economic downturns. Our conversat…

In this episode, we discuss current events, focusing on the tragic case of Daniel Anjorin, a young boy murdered on his way to school. We explore the implications of justice, media coverage, and the need for community activism to address violence and safety concerns. The conversation reflects on the responsibilities of society to protect its childre…

In this episode, we explore the intricate relationship between the Israel-Iran conflict and its broader implications for global geopolitics, migration patterns, and the UK's political landscape. Ndukwe and Cheta look at the historical context of the conflict, the interconnectedness of international relations, and the impact of migration crises on l…

In this episode, Ndụkwe Ọnụọha and Cheta Nwanze discuss the complex issues surrounding the case of a British-Ghanaian boy who sued his parents for leaving him behind in Ghana. They explore themes of parental rights, child welfare, racial profiling, cultural nuances in parenting, and the dilemmas faced by immigrant parents. The conversation delves i…

In this episode of the Black Paper podcast, hosts Ndụkwe Ọnụọha and Chxta welcome guest JB Vundla, a retired soldier, to discuss the intersection of military service, defence spending, and the welfare state in the UK. The conversation explores the implications of increased defence budgets on social welfare, particularly for migrant communities, and…

In this episode, we discuss the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement, particularly in the context of the UK, five years after the murder of George Floyd. We explore the ongoing issues of racial inequality, systemic racism, and the role of media and advertising in shaping societal narratives. The conversation delves into the complexities of act…

In this episode, we discuss the importance of mental health awareness, particularly within the African heritage community. They share personal stories and highlight the cultural stigma surrounding mental health issues. The conversation also explores the role of faith communities in providing support, the challenges faced by immigrants, and the impa…

In this podcast episode, Ndụkwe Ọnụọha and Cheta Nwanze discuss the UK political landscape, particularly focusing on the implications of the government's immigration white paper on African heritage communities and migrant populations. They explore the historical context of migration policies, the shift in political discourse, and the potential futu…