Diaspora News Today: Detty December, Safe December” - Lagos Diaspora & AIDS Control Agency's Begin Campaign.
- Ajibade Omolade Chistianah
- Dec 19, 2025
- 4 min read

Lagos State Office of Diaspora Affairs and AIDS Control Agency launched the “Detty December, Safe December” campaign to promote HIV prevention, testing and awareness, reinforcing public health safety during the festive season marked by tourism, social gatherings, and increased mobility across Lagos State.
Tinubu Reaffirms Commitment to Migration Reforms as Diaspora Remittances Top $20bn Annually

President Bola Tinubu reaffirmed commitment to migration reforms as Nigeria’s diaspora remittances exceed $20 billion annually, emphasizing structured diaspora engagement, policy improvements, and leveraging remittance inflows to strengthen economic stability, national development planning, and global confidence in Nigeria’s migration management framework.
Nigerians in Philippines Celebrate Christmas, Record Major Diaspora Milestones

Nigerians in the Philippines celebrated Christmas while highlighting major diaspora milestones, including community growth, educational achievements, stronger institutional collaboration, and increased visibility, reflecting unity and progress among Nigerians living and contributing socially and economically within the Philippines’ growing African migrant community.
FG Renews Commitment to Tackle Climate Change, Biodiversity Loss, Pollution

The Federal Government reaffirmed its commitment to combating climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution through stronger environmental policies, global partnerships, and sustainable development initiatives aimed at protecting ecosystems while ensuring economic growth, environmental accountability, and long-term resilience across Nigeria’s diverse ecological zones.
Nigerian Killed During Highway Operation as South African Police Detain Officers

South African authorities detained police officers after a Nigerian was killed during a highway operation, triggering renewed concerns over migrant safety, law enforcement conduct, and accountability, as Nigerian communities and human rights groups demand justice and transparent investigations into the fatal incident.
Liberian Diaspora Presses NEC on Overseas Voting Rights

The Liberian diaspora urged the National Elections Commission to implement overseas voting, stressing that inclusive electoral participation would strengthen democracy, recognize diaspora contributions, and align Liberia with global democratic practices that empower citizens abroad to participate fully in national elections.
African Migrant Workers Still Facing Exploitation, ITUC-Africa Warns

ITUC-Africa warned that African migrant workers continue to face exploitation, poor working conditions, and weak legal protections, urging governments to enforce labour laws, safeguard migrant rights, and address systemic abuse affecting millions working across foreign labour markets worldwide.
https://www.diasporanews.ng/post/african-migrant-workers-still-facing-exploitation-ituc-africa-warns
Senate Panel Screens Tinubu’s Nominees for NUPRC, NMDPRA Headship

A Senate panel screened President Bola Tinubu’s nominees for leadership positions at NUPRC and NMDPRA, evaluating their competence, experience, and reform plans for Nigeria’s oil and gas regulatory agencies amid ongoing sector restructuring and heightened expectations for transparency and efficiency.
Lagos Launches LASHMA-AID, Guarantees Emergency Care Before Payment

Lagos State launched LASHMA-AID, guaranteeing emergency medical treatment before payment, a policy designed to improve healthcare access, prevent avoidable deaths, and strengthen public trust in the state’s health insurance system, particularly for vulnerable residents facing urgent medical emergencies.
Reps Approve Electronic Transmission of Results, Stiffer Penalties for Vote Trading

The House of Representatives approved electronic transmission of election results and tougher penalties for vote trading, signaling stronger electoral reforms aimed at improving transparency, reducing manipulation, and restoring public confidence in Nigeria’s democratic process ahead of future national and subnational elections.
Chika Mbonu Commends NRC’s Dr. Kayode Opeifa for Lagos–Ibadan Train Service

Chika Mbonu commended NRC Managing Director Dr. Kayode Opeifa for improved Lagos–Ibadan train services, citing operational efficiency, better passenger experience, and enhanced safety standards as evidence of progress in Nigeria’s rail transportation system under current leadership.
Diaspora Star | Dave : The Brixton-Born Rapper Redefining British Music

Dave, the Brixton-born rapper of Nigerian heritage, continues redefining British music through socially conscious storytelling, lyrical depth, and critical acclaim, positioning himself as one of the most influential voices shaping contemporary UK rap and youth-driven cultural conversations.
https://www.diasporanews.ng/post/diaspora-star-dave-the-brixton-born-rapper-redefining-british-music
Deportation Trends: What Nigerians Abroad Need to Know

Rising deportation trends affecting Nigerians abroad reflect stricter immigration enforcement globally, highlighting the importance of legal compliance, proper documentation, and informed migration decisions as host countries tighten border controls and review residency, employment, and asylum-related immigration policies.
Career Switching Abroad: When and How to Do It Right

Career switching abroad requires careful planning, skills evaluation, and market research, as migrants navigate certification requirements, cultural differences, and labour market realities to successfully transition into new professions while maintaining financial stability and long-term career growth.
5 Investment Mistakes Nigerians Abroad Should Avoid in 2026

Nigerians abroad are advised to avoid common investment mistakes in 2026, including poor due diligence, currency risks, emotional decisions, and unverified schemes, to safeguard assets, reduce losses, and build sustainable, long-term wealth across international and Nigerian investment markets.
Lagos Targets $250bn Revenue From Waste-to-Wealth Projects

Lagos State plans to generate ₦250 billion through waste-to-wealth initiatives, leveraging recycling, energy recovery, and private sector partnerships to address environmental challenges, create jobs, and boost internally generated revenue while promoting sustainable urban waste management solutions.
Lagos Announces Traffic Diversion Ahead of Lagos Autofest 2025 Race

Lagos authorities announced traffic diversions ahead of the Lagos Autofest 2025 race, advising motorists to plan alternative routes as part of safety and traffic management measures aimed at ensuring smooth vehicular movement and successful hosting of the international motorsport event.
https://www.diasporanews.ng/post/lagos-announces-traffic-diversion-ahead-of-lagos-autofest-2025-race
Germany, Nigeria Strengthen Strategic Partnership on Sustainable Energy Future

Germany and Nigeria strengthened their strategic partnership on sustainable energy, focusing on renewable investments, technology transfer, and policy collaboration to support Nigeria’s energy transition goals, reduce emissions, and expand access to reliable, climate-friendly power infrastructure nationwide.
NANS Lauds Tunji-Ojo Over Ease of Passport Processing for Diaspora Nigerian Students

The National Association of Nigerian Students praised Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo for easing passport processing for diaspora students, citing improved efficiency, reduced delays, and better access to essential travel documentation for Nigerians studying and residing abroad.
Convicted Nigerian Faces Up to 100 Years in U.S. Prison for $7.5m Wire Fraud

A Nigerian convicted of $7.5 million wire fraud in the United States faces up to 100 years in prison, underscoring intensified enforcement against financial crimes and the severe penalties imposed under U.S. federal law for large-scale fraud offenses.
US Suspends Green Card Lottery After Deadly University Shooting

The United States suspended the Green Card lottery following a deadly university shooting, citing security concerns, a decision that has created uncertainty for millions of prospective immigrants who rely on the diversity visa programme for lawful migration opportunities.
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