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UK-Based Nigerians Welcome Tinubu’s Planned Two-Day State Visit
Nigerians living in the United Kingdom have expressed strong enthusiasm ahead of President Bola Tinubu’s proposed state visit to Britain scheduled for March 18 and 19, 2026. The visit is expected to take place at the invitation of King Charles III, with engagements planned at Windsor Castle. President Tinubu will be accompanied by the First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, for a series of high-level diplomatic meetings. The monarch and Queen Camilla are anticipated to host the Nigerian


NiDCOM Facilitates Safe Return of 13 Nigerians Rescued from Trafficking in Ghana
The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) has successfully repatriated 13 Nigerians who were rescued from human traffickers in Ghana, highlighting ongoing risks associated with irregular migration. The returnees, including 11 adults and two infants aged four weeks and 16 months, were received in Lagos by NiDCOM officials, where they began receiving medical attention and psychological support to address the trauma experienced during their ordeal. Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, C


UBA Launches Global Diaspora Banking Platform to Boost Investment and Wealth Creation
United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has launched a new diaspora-focused banking and investment platform aimed at connecting Africans living abroad and on the continent with structured financial opportunities. The platform is designed to move beyond simple remittances, offering tools for wealth creation, insurance, pensions, real estate investment, and long-term financial planning. The initiative, unveiled at UBA’s Lagos headquarters, brings together a network of partners includi
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Ghana Summons Russian Envoy Over Alleged Non-Consensual Explicit Videos
The Government of Ghana has summoned Russia’s ambassador in Accra following allegations that a man believed to be a Russian national recorded and shared intimate videos of Ghanaian women without their consent Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa confirmed the diplomatic move, stating that the action was taken to formally protest what authorities described as a serious breach of Ghanaian law and the privacy rights of several victims. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs


US Towns Rally Against Trump Administration’s Warehouse-to-ICE Jail Plans
Photo source AFP Residents in Roxbury, New Jersey, have taken to the streets to protest plans to convert a massive warehouse into an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center. The move comes amid the Trump administration’s intensified deportation campaign, which has increased the demand for holding facilities across the country. The proposed site, covering nearly 500,000 square feet and featuring multiple loading docks, was originally designed for storing goo


President Prabowo Meets Indonesian Diaspora in Washington Ahead of Key U.S. Talks
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto received a warm welcome from members of the Indonesian community shortly after arriving in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday for an official visit to the United States. At his hotel, diaspora members, students, and embassy staff gathered to greet him, many dressed in traditional attire and batik. A young girl presented the president with flowers, while others waved Indonesian flags and offered words of welcome. Prabowo moved through the crowd
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Investing in Short-Term Rentals Abroad: A Diaspora Guide to Dollar Income
For many Nigerians living overseas, earning in dollars or pounds is only half the equation. The real advantage comes from converting that income into appreciating assets. Short-term rentals have emerged as one of the most practical ways for diaspora Nigerians to build wealth, generate consistent foreign currency returns, and diversify beyond salary-based income. Short-term rentals, typically listed on platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com, allow property owners to rent furnis


Mortgage Guide for Immigrants: What You Need to Know Before Buying a Home
Buying a home as an immigrant can seem overwhelming, especially when navigating an unfamiliar financial system. However, securing a mortgage is achievable with the right preparation. Lenders focus on income stability, legal residency, and creditworthiness, not nationality. Understanding how the system works puts you in control and significantly improves your chances of approval. Legal residency status is the foundation of mortgage eligibility. Most lenders require proof that


How to Start a Business Abroad as a Nigerian
Starting a business abroad as a Nigerian is no longer an ambitious dream reserved for the ultra-wealthy. With global migration, digital tools, and international trade frameworks now more accessible, Nigerians are increasingly setting up successful ventures in the UK, US, Canada, the UAE, and parts of Europe. However, success depends less on enthusiasm and more on understanding legal systems, compliance rules, and market realities in your chosen country. The first step is choo
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LAGESC Retreat Focuses on Operational Excellence and Environmental Safety
The Lagos Environmental Sanitation Corps (LAGESC), popularly known as KAI, has organised a management retreat aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and service delivery. The one-day event held in Epe brought together senior staff and operatives to deliberate on strategies for environmental enforcement. Corps Marshal Major Olaniyi Olatunbosun Cole (Rtd) described the retreat as a strategic effort to strengthen monitoring and enforcement in line with the administration’s de


Lagos Trains Senior Teachers on School Safety and Security Codes
The Lagos State Government has commenced a two-day specialised training programme to strengthen school safety and security management across the state. The initiative, organised by the State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM), targets teachers on Grade Levels 15–17. Declaring the training open at the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry Hall in Ikeja, TESCOM Chairman Mrs. Victoria Mopelola Peregrino emphasised that school safety is fundamental to effective teaching and le


Lagos Fanti Carnival 2026 Set to Celebrate Afro-Brazilian Heritage
Preparations are underway for the 2026 Lagos Fanti Carnival, billed as Africa’s biggest Afro-Brazilian street experience. The cultural spectacle is scheduled for April 6, 2026, at Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos. The carnival is expected to showcase breathtaking Afro-Brazilian costumes, music, dance, and theatrical performances that highlight the historical ties between Lagos and Brazil. Organisers describe the event as a celebration of heritage, rhythm, and creativity rooted in
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How to Convert a Work Visa to PR
Securing a work visa is often the first major step toward building a life abroad. But for many professionals, the long-term goal is permanent residency (PR). PR status offers stability, broader employment rights, access to public benefits in some countries, and a clearer path to citizenship. Converting from a work visa to PR is possible in many countries, but it requires strategy, eligibility, and timing. The first thing to understand is that immigration systems are country-s


Top Relocation Destinations in 2026
Relocation trends in 2026 are being shaped by economic stability, digital work opportunities, immigration reforms, and quality-of-life rankings. Skilled professionals, students, remote workers, and entrepreneurs are prioritising countries that offer strong job markets, clear migration pathways, safety, and access to healthcare and education. While traditional migration hubs remain attractive, new destinations are gaining ground due to flexible visa systems and rising demand f


Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for a U.S. Visitor Visa
Applying for a United States visitor visa may appear overwhelming at first, but the process becomes manageable once you understand the required steps. The U.S. visitor visa, commonly issued as a B1/B2 visa, allows individuals to travel temporarily for tourism, family visits, medical care, or short business engagements. It does not permit employment or permanent residence. Success largely depends on preparation, accuracy, and your ability to prove that your visit is temporary.
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