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Diaspora Groups Intensify Campaign for Tinubu’s 2027 Re-election
Nigerian diaspora organisations have stepped up efforts to mobilise support for President Bola Tinubu’s 2027 re-election bid, launching coordinated engagements aimed at increasing voter participation ahead of the next general election. The renewed push gained momentum during a strategic meeting of diaspora stakeholders held in the United Kingdom, where various pro-Tinubu platforms converged to align their strategies and outreach plans. Speaking at the gathering, Bidemi-Akintu
NIDCOM, Nigeria Customs Deepen Support for Diaspora
Hon. Dr. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), held a high-level meeting with the Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service to strengthen support mechanisms for Nigerians living abroad. The engagement focused on practical reforms to improve customs processes affecting diaspora communities. Central to the discussion was the need to accelerate and simplify the clearance of personal effects and diaspor
Nigerian Talent Shines at 2026 BAFTA as Wunmi Mosaku and Akinola Davies Jr. Claim Major Wins
Nigerian excellence took centre stage in London as British-Nigerian creatives delivered two of the most talked-about victories at the 79th British Academy Film Awards. Actress Wunmi Mosaku and filmmaker Akinola Davies Jr. emerged among the night’s biggest winners, underscoring the growing global influence of Nigerian storytelling. Mosaku secured the Best Supporting Actress award for her role as Annie in the supernatural thriller Sinners. Her performance stood out in a competi
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Kenya mobilises Middle East ambassadors for urgent coordination amid conflict
The Kenyan government has begun urgent diplomatic coordination to safeguard its citizens living across the Middle East following the rapid escalation of conflict in the region. Officials from the Ministry of Foreign and Diaspora Affairs held a high-level hybrid meeting in Nairobi with Kenya’s ambassadors stationed in Middle Eastern countries. The session brought together senior government officials and diplomatic representatives to review developments and discuss measures aim
Russia Evacuates Over 100 Women, Children from Tehran Embassy Amid Regional Tensions
Russia has evacuated more than 100 women and children from its embassy in Tehran as tensions continue to rise across the Middle East. The evacuation took place between March 3 and March 4, according to officials from the Russian diplomatic mission in Iran. In a statement shared on social media, the embassy confirmed that families of diplomatic staff were transported out of the country and returned safely to Russia. Russian authorities said the decision was taken as a precauti
Iranian Military Launches Missile Strikes on Kurdish Groups in Iraq
Iran’s military has carried out missile strikes targeting Kurdish opposition groups operating in northern Iraq, according to reports from Iranian state media. Military authorities in Tehran said three missiles were launched at facilities believed to be used by Kurdish groups opposed to the Iranian government. The strikes reportedly hit headquarters linked to organisations described by Iranian officials as separatist movements. Footage released by Iranian state broadcaster Pre
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Countries Nigerians in the Diaspora Should Invest in Property in 2026
For Nigerians living abroad, property investment is rarely just about owning a house. It is about stability in uncertain times, income that works across borders, and building something tangible that can outlive you. In 2026, the global real estate landscape presents real opportunities, but only for investors who understand where growth is sustainable and where hype outweighs fundamentals. If you are in the diaspora and considering property investment this year, here are the m
Business Tax Basics Immigrants Must Understand Before Starting Out
Starting a business in a new country comes with opportunity, but tax obligations can quickly become overwhelming if not properly understood. Immigrant entrepreneurs must recognize that tax compliance is not optional; it is a legal requirement that affects residency status, financial stability, and long-term business growth. Understanding the fundamentals from the outset prevents penalties, audits, and avoidable losses. The first issue to clarify is tax residency. In countries
Stock Market Risks Immigrants Should Understand
For many immigrants, the stock market represents opportunity, access to global wealth, retirement security, and financial independence. But investing in equities without understanding the risks can quickly erode hard-earned savings. Migrants often face additional financial pressures, including relocation costs, family remittances, and currency exposure, which make disciplined investing even more critical. Market volatility is the most visible risk. Stock prices fluctuate dai
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PMO, Law Reform Commission Strengthen Institutional Collaboration in Lagos
The Lagos State Law Reform Commission and the Parastatals Monitoring Office have agreed to deepen institutional collaboration aimed at strengthening governance and modernising the legal framework guiding government institutions in the state. The partnership was formalised during a courtesy visit by officials of the Law Reform Commission to the Parastatals Monitoring Office in Alausa, Ikeja. The engagement created a platform for both agencies to discuss strategies for improvin
Lagos Engages MSMEs on Corporate Social Responsibility
The Office of Political, Legislative and Civic Engagement has convened a one-day Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) forum aimed at strengthening collaboration between the Lagos State Government and Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). The forum, themed “Beyond Commerce: Building Our Lagos Tomorrow Today,” brought together entrepreneurs, corporate stakeholders and policy experts to explore how businesses can align their growth strategies with sustainable community d
Lagos Head of Service Visits State Liaison Office in Abuja
The Head of Service of Lagos State, Mr. Bode Agoro, paid a surprise courtesy visit to the Lagos State Liaison Office in Abuja as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen coordination within the state’s public service. During the visit, Mr. Agoro was warmly received by the Director of Liaison, Mrs. Taiwo Adaramola, alongside members of the office’s management team. The visit provided an opportunity for the Head of Service to interact directly with staff and assess operations with
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Divorce and Immigration: How Separation Impacts Your Residency Status
Divorce is rarely just a personal matter; for immigrants, it can ripple across legal and residential status, financial stability, and long-term plans. Understanding how divorce intersects with immigration law is crucial to protecting your rights and future. For many immigrants, marriage is the foundation of legal residency. Spouses on dependent or spousal visas often face immediate challenges if the marriage ends. In some countries, divorce can trigger the need to apply for a
From Student Visa to Permanent Residency: What It Truly Takes
Relocating abroad for education is often the first chapter in a much longer journey. For many international students, earning a degree is not the final goal; it is the bridge to building a permanent life in a new country. Transitioning from a student visa to permanent residency is possible, but it demands strategy, compliance, patience, and a clear understanding of immigration systems. A student visa is temporary by design. It permits study and, in many cases, limited work ho
Spousal Visa Application Guide
Applying for a spousal visa is one of the most sensitive immigration processes because it directly affects family unity. Unlike tourist or student visas, a spousal visa is built on proving a genuine relationship and meeting strict legal requirements. Immigration authorities are trained to detect fraud, so accuracy, transparency, and complete documentation are not optional, they are essential. The first step is understanding eligibility rules in your destination country. In th
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