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Project Nigeria Positively Despite Challenges, Dabiri-Erewa Urges Diaspora
The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has called on Nigerians living abroad to become ambassadors of the country's positive image by highlighting its achievements alongside its challenges. Speaking on the role of the Nigerian diaspora, Dabiri-Erewa said the country should not be defined solely by negative stories. She noted that Nigeria has recorded numerous successes that deserve recognition both at home and on
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South Africa Rejects Compensation for Nigerians Who Left Properties Behind
The South African government has said it will not compensate Nigerian citizens who abandoned properties while leaving the country during periods of unrest. Speaking at a media briefing, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni stated that the government has no legal obligation to reimburse owners of abandoned assets, particularly where the properties were acquired unlawfully or are located in informal settlements. According to her, legally owned properties in South Africa are properly registered
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Nigeria Evacuates Additional 266 Stranded Citizens from South Africa, Total Returnees Reach 852
Another group of 266 stranded Nigerians has arrived in Lagos from South Africa under the Federal Government's ongoing evacuation programme, bringing the total number of citizens repatriated through four separate operations to 852. The latest batch landed at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport on Friday aboard an Air Peace flight and was received by officials of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) alongside other government agencies responsible for profiling a
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Malawi Begins Plans to Repatriate Citizens From South Africa Over Migrant Attacks
The Malawian government has announced plans to assist its citizens in South Africa following reports of violence and intimidation targeting African migrants in some communities across the country. In a statement issued by Malawi’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, authorities said they are closely monitoring developments and working through diplomatic channels to support Malawians who may have been affected by the unrest. According to the ministry, of
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Ireland Introduces Stricter Visa Rules for International Students
Ireland has updated its immigration requirements for foreign students, introducing stricter guidelines for those planning to study in the country for more than 90 days. According to new directives issued by Ireland Immigration Service Delivery, all non-European Economic Area (EEA) nationals intending to pursue long-term academic programmes must secure a long-stay study visa before travelling to Ireland. Applications are expected to be submitted from the applicant’s country of
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Five Mozambicans Killed as Anti-Immigrant Violence Escalates in South Africa
The Mozambican government has confirmed that five of its citizens were killed during a wave of anti-immigrant violence in South Africa, raising concerns over growing tensions linked to protests against undocumented migration. According to authorities in Maputo, the victims were among hundreds of Mozambicans affected by unrest that erupted in the Western Cape town of Mossel Bay over the weekend. Two additional Mozambican nationals reportedly died in a separate road accident wh
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How Diaspora Investors Can Reduce Investment Risks
For many Nigerians living abroad, investing back home is about more than growing wealth. It is about creating opportunities, securing a future for their families, and maintaining a lasting connection with their country of origin. Yet, while the desire to invest is strong, many diaspora investors lose substantial amounts of money because they focus on potential returns without paying enough attention to the risks involved. The reality is that every investment carries some degr
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The Importance of Long-Term Financial Planning
Long-term financial planning is not just about saving money; it is about deliberately shaping your future with structure and intention. Many people focus only on immediate needs, today’s bills, this month’s income, and short-term comfort,without considering what life will look like years ahead. The result is often financial instability, even for those who earn well. Planning long-term shifts you from reacting to life to directing it. Financial stability is not guaranteed by i
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Investment Lessons Nigerians Learn After Moving Abroad
Relocating abroad opens the door to new opportunities, but it also changes how many Nigerians think about money. The financial systems in countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia often encourage long-term planning rather than short-term spending. Over time, many Nigerians in the diaspora begin to develop investment habits that differ from those they practiced at home. These lessons are not always learned from books. They often come from e
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Diaspora Coalition Backs Hamzat for Lagos Governorship Ahead of 2027 Race
A coalition of Lagos indigenes living abroad has thrown its support behind Lagos State Deputy Governor, Obafemi Hamzat, endorsing him as their preferred candidate for the 2027 governorship election in the state. The group, made up of professionals and stakeholders from the United Kingdom, Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East, announced its endorsement during a gathering held in London. Members of the coalition said Hamzat possesses the experience, administrative c
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Lagos State Releases N701 Million Insurance Payouts to Families of Deceased Workers
Lagos State has disbursed a total of N701,054,344.57 to 232 families of public servants who died while in active service. The payments were presented at a ceremony in Ikeja, with some families receiving up to N15 million each under the state’s insurance scheme. The event was organized by the Ministry of Finance in partnership with LASACO Assurance and a consortium of underwriters and bankers. It provided an opportunity to formally honour the memory of the deceased workers and
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Governor Sanwo-Olu Rolls Out Digital Learning Devices to Over 600,000 Lagos Students
Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has launched a large-scale distribution of digital learning tablets and textbooks to public secondary school students across the state, expanding access to technology-driven education. The initiative, part of the state government’s broader education reform strategy, is designed to integrate digital tools with traditional learning, ensuring students benefit from both innovation and foundational literacy. Officials say the programme ali
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How Nigerians Abroad Can Shape National Progress
For decades, Nigerians living abroad have contributed to the country's development in ways that often go unnoticed. While remittances remain one of the most visible forms of support, the true value of the diaspora extends far beyond financial transfers. Across healthcare, technology, education, entrepreneurship, research, public policy, and cultural diplomacy, Nigerians overseas possess knowledge, networks, and experiences that can accelerate national progress if effectively
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How Immigration Changes Personal Identity
Immigration is more than crossing borders or obtaining legal status. It is a deeply personal journey that reshapes how people see themselves, relate to others, and define where they belong. While many people focus on the economic opportunities of moving abroad, the emotional and psychological transformation is often far more significant. Every new environment challenges old assumptions, forcing immigrants to rebuild parts of their identity while holding onto the values that s
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What Students Should Know Before Relocating Abroad
Studying abroad is a dream shared by millions of students around the world. The prospect of earning an international degree, experiencing a new culture, and building a global network is exciting. However, relocating to another country for education involves much more than securing admission and obtaining a visa. Many students arrive with high expectations but quickly discover challenges they never anticipated. Understanding what lies ahead can make the transition smoother and
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