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It is with heavy hearts that we come together to mourn the tragic loss of our dear Nigerian brother Taiwo Ekerin, whose life was cut short in the UK. In this difficult time, we are appealing to our community for support. Let us come together in unity and compassion to help his family lay him to rest with dignity. No family should have to carry this burden alone. Every contribution, no matter how small, will go a long way in supporting his loved ones during this painful period. Please let us stand together as one community and show the strength, love, and solidarity that defines us. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

🚨 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 @NIUKCommunity 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 @Nigerialondon 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. ❤️🇳🇬

Please stop posting about Nigerians in the UK who have passed away just for engagement. As you know, we’ve set up a GoFundMe for the gentleman who passed, and the most helpful thing you can do is include the link in your post so people can actually support. This keeps happening every time I make a post about deaths in the UK. If you’re not going to include the GoFundMe link, then please don’t post it at all. Let’s be mindful and respectful, and focus on actually helping the family rather than just sharing for visibility.