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First Batch of Nigerians Repatriated from South Africa Arrives in Lagos
The first group of Nigerians evacuated from South Africa has arrived in Lagos following growing concerns over the safety of foreign nationals amid recent anti-immigration unrest in the country. A government-coordinated flight carrying 262 Nigerians and three accompanying officials landed in Nigeria on Thursday. The evacuation exercise follows reports of attacks linked to anti-foreigner demonstrations that have taken place in parts of South Africa in recent months. Nigeria's M


Court Halts Inquest Into Death of Chimamanda Adichie’s Son Pending High Court Decision
The Coroner’s Court sitting on Lagos Island has suspended further proceedings in the inquest into the death of Nkanu Adichie-Esege, the young son of renowned Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Dr. Ivara Esege. The matter, which was scheduled to proceed before the coroner, was halted after legal representatives informed the court that the Lagos State High Court had issued an order directing a stay of proceedings pending the determination of a judicial review applicat


Tinubu Receives Benin’s President Wadagni in Lagos
President Bola Tinubu on Monday received the President of Benin Republic, Romuald Wadagni, in Lagos, marking the first official meeting between the two leaders since the Beninese leader assumed office. Wadagni arrived in Lagos for a brief working visit and was welcomed by Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu before proceeding to the President’s residence in Ikoyi for talks with Tinubu. The meeting, which was held behind closed doors, lasted for about 30 minutes. Neither go
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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


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


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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Budgeting Tips for New Migrants
Relocating to a new country is an exciting step filled with opportunities for personal growth, career advancement, and a better quality of life. However, the financial realities of starting over in a new environment can be overwhelming. Many new migrants find themselves navigating unfamiliar systems, different currencies, and a cost of living that may be higher than expected. This makes budgeting one of the most important skills to develop from the very beginning. A well-plan


5 Ways Nigerians Abroad Can Earn Passive Income from Investments in Nigeria
For many Nigerians living abroad, staying connected to home goes beyond family ties and cultural heritage. It also involves exploring opportunities to build wealth and create additional income streams. With Nigeria's growing economy and expanding digital landscape, diaspora Nigerians have more options than ever to invest from anywhere in the world. Passive income allows investors to earn money with minimal day-to-day involvement after the initial setup. While every investment


Should You Retire in Nigeria? A Financial Planning Guide for Diaspora Nigerians
For many Nigerians living abroad, retirement is more than simply ending a career. It represents a long-awaited opportunity to reconnect with family, return to familiar surroundings, and enjoy a lifestyle shaped by culture, community, and a sense of belonging. The idea of spending retirement years in Nigeria is appealing to many members of the diaspora, particularly those who have spent decades building careers and raising families overseas. Yet while the emotional appeal of r
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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


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


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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Most Affordable Study Destinations for International Students
For many students, studying abroad is a dream that offers access to quality education, international exposure, and better career opportunities. However, the high cost of tuition and living expenses often discourages aspiring students from pursuing this goal. The good news is that several countries around the world provide excellent educational opportunities at relatively affordable costs, making international education more accessible than ever. Germany Germany consistently r


Nigeria's Brain Drain or Brain Gain? The Data Behind the Diaspora Debate
For decades, the story of Nigerian migration has largely been told through the lens of loss. Doctors leaving hospitals, engineers relocating to foreign countries, academics accepting positions abroad, and young professionals seeking opportunities elsewhere have fueled concerns about a growing "brain drain." The phrase has become a recurring feature in discussions about Nigeria's development challenges. Yet a growing body of evidence suggests that the conversation may be more


What Happens at Immigration Control When You Land Abroad
For many Nigerians travelling abroad for the first time, the journey does not end when the plane lands. One of the most important stages of international travel begins immediately after arrival: immigration control. This process can seem intimidating, especially for new travellers, but understanding what to expect can make the experience smoother and less stressful. After disembarking from the aircraft, passengers are usually directed by airport signs toward the immigration a
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