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Diaspora News Today: EFCC Boss Warns Diaspora Professionals Against Aiding Money Laundering

  • Writer: Ajibade Omolade Chistianah
    Ajibade Omolade Chistianah
  • Nov 4
  • 2 min read
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On Diaspora News today, we bring you a roundup of key stories affecting global diaspora communities, from the EFCC’s warning to Nigerians abroad over money laundering risks, to the UK’s move toward a Ukrainian language GCSE, and Nigeria’s push to channel $20bn remittances into national investments. Plus, Morocco’s record remittance figures, Saudi–US diplomatic talks, migration advice for Nigerians, a UK rape conviction case, China–Nigeria foreign policy alignment, and renewed calls for Yoruba diaspora unity.

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EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede cautions Nigerian professionals abroad against helping corrupt politicians move illicit funds through foreign accounts, warning of legal consequences. He urges ethical conduct and global cooperation to block financial crime networks linked to Nigeria





UK Moves Toward Introducing GCSE Ukrainian Language Exam for Diaspora Students


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The UK is considering adding Ukrainian as a GCSE subject, following advocacy from Ukrainian community leaders. The proposed exam aims to preserve language and cultural identity among young Ukrainians living in Britain, especially post-war migration.




FG, Financial Institutions Move to Channel $20bn Diaspora Remittances Into Investment Projects

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The Nigerian government, in partnership with major banks, is developing structured platforms to convert up to $20 billion in annual diaspora remittances into productive investments, targeting infrastructure, housing, and SMEs to boost economic growth.





Morocco Records MAD 92.73 Billion in Diaspora Remittances as of September 2025

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Morocco reports over MAD 92.73 billion in remittances from its diaspora by September 2025, reinforcing the sector’s critical role in national revenue, foreign exchange stability, and household support despite global economic uncertainty.




Saudi Crown Prince Set for White House Talks with Trump on November 18

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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will visit Washington on November 18 for high-level talks with Donald Trump, expected to focus on security, defense cooperation, energy investments, and regional geopolitical affairs.



Things Nigerians Must Know Before Choosing a Country to Relocate To

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The guide outlines key factors Nigerians must evaluate before relocating, including immigration laws, job markets, cost of living, cultural integration, healthcare, and long-term residency pathways to avoid regret after migration.




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Nigerian Man Jailed in UK for Raping Stranded Teen, Faces Deportation After Sentence



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A 29-year-old Nigerian, Chiemka Okoronta, was sentenced to ten years in a UK prison for raping a 17-year-old girl he lured after a bus breakdown. He will be deported after serving his term.




China Backs Nigeria, Rejects US Military Threat Over Christian Persecution Claims



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China has expressed support for Nigeria’s sovereignty, rejecting a reported US threat of military intervention over alleged religious persecution. Beijing insists bilateral issues should be handled through dialogue, not external pressure.


Gani Adams Urges Yoruba Diaspora Unity as OPU South Africa Marks 10th Anniversary



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Aare Gani Adams called for stronger unity and collaboration among Yoruba communities abroad during the 10th anniversary of Oodua Progressive Union (OPU) South Africa, stressing cultural preservation and global representation.



Gani Adams Urges Yoruba Diaspora Unity as OPU South Africa Marks 10th Anniversary


Aare Gani Adams called for stronger unity and collaboration among Yoruba communities abroad during the 10th anniversary of Oodua Progressive Union (OPU) South Africa, stressing cultural preservation and global representation.





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