Throughout my academic career I was always driven to pursue a career in human rights work. It is an honour to work in a field where I can benefit future generations and assist those fleeing persecution and conflict. I am a third generation immigrant and the experience of my family coming from Ireland shares a common experience with many others: they have come to the Uk to simply to seek a better way of life for themselves and their children. 

I firmly believe that our work can bring unparalleled rewards. There is simply no comparison to an outcome where you have assisted someone to receive a grant of refugee status, family reunion or helped navigate the complicated visa process. 

At No Borders Law we aim to offer a compassionate legal service that is tailored to address the main considerations of asylum and immigration. We believe that a world without borders is possible, where we prioritise our shared humanity. 

'Philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways; the point however is to change it.'

Eghosa is an experienced competent solicitor. She is dual qualified, in Scotland and her home country, Nigeria. She is passionate about all matters Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Laws. Her aim is to is to find avenues to uncomplicate the rather complicated UK Immigration Rules. This, she does by KEEPING IT SIMPLE (KIS!)

Eghosa places a premium on client care. She is client focused and handles every case with meticulous attention to detail, skill, and commitment, but more importantly, with the dignity every human deserves. Eghosa works hard to achieve the best possible outcomes for her clients. 

At No Borders law, we REALLY do offer compassionate legal services.

Eghosa is family oriented. She enjoys watching TV and listening to music in her spare time. She particularly loves Judge Judy and has an excellent eclectic music collection! 

Eghosa enjoys cooking. She's an absolute foodie and explores recipes from around the world. (Please feel free to share your most treasured family recipes!)

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I have worked in this sector since leaving school in 2017, Immigration and Asylum was not the area of law I thought

I would be working in. However, since starting my apprenticeship in 2017 I saw first hand the struggles people go through just to live a life of no fear which we take for granted. Knowing I can hopefully help make a difference to someones life, makes everything we do worth it and I know I made the right choice.

Most of my spare time is spent watching TV Series, listening to music or attending Rangers Games. A favourite of mine is called Friday Night Lights as Coach Taylor provides us with the quote "Clear Eyes, Full Heart, Can't Lose".

Rebekah has been working in immigration and asylum law since 2018. She is extremely passionate about human rights and is dedicated to securing the best possible outcome for clients. Treating clients with kindness and empathy is of the utmost importance to her.

Rebekah thoroughly enjoys court work and the challenges that this entails. She regularly appears at the immigration and asylum tribunal and truly feels privileged to represent clients. 

Rebekah is passionate about and has been known for assisting in cases relating to gender based violence. 

She is also a keen cycler and coffee lover.

A colleagues Latin motto that has always stuck with Rebekah is “an injustice to one is an injustice to all.”

Leoni is an experienced immigration manager with over 10years of experience in the immigration field. Leoni has gained a wide range of knowledge and experience over the years and this is reflected in the standard of work that she provides. When asking Leoni what her favourite part of the job is, she answered: “ I love what I do and there is no better feeling than knowing that you’ve helped make a positive impact on someone’s life”.

Leoni spends her spare time with her family and friends, exercising or on a good old hill walk.

Kirstine joins us after having already completed a year of her traineeship in immigration and asylum. 

She is passionate about human rights and achieving the best possible outcome for clients. Having previously worked in the translation industry, she has a keen eye for detail which is vital in this field of work. She enjoys all aspects of immigration and asylum law and in particular assisting with the preparation of appeals to the immigration and asylum tribunal. 

In her spare time she enjoys reading, live music and beach walks with her dog Rosie. 



A favourite quote of hers from Dina Nayer - 

“It is the obligation of every person born in a safer room to open the door when someone in danger knocks.”

Karah joins us as an experienced Immigration Caseworker and is an aspiring Human Rights and Immigration solicitor. 

She prides herself in being an empath and does the most to ensure her clients feel heard. Karah is particularly passionate about assisting unaccompannied asylum seeking children. She spent some time volunteering and assisting child refugees at a homework club through Govan Community Project. Karah enjoys meeting people from different cultures from all over the world and she is even learning to speak Farsi. 

In her spare time Karah enjoys cooking, listening to music or podcasts and walks surrounded by nature.

This is my first time working in this field, and witnessing the challenges people face in seeking a safer life makes me grateful to be part of an organization dedicated to making a positive difference. I’m eager to learn and grow in this role, and I’m thankful to be doing it alongside a team of people who truly believe in what they do. 

Outside of work I like, walking outdoors, watching TV, listening to music and attending gigs and festivals