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Diaspora News Today: Sanwo-Olu, Egyptian Ambassador Strengthen Lagos–Egypt Relations Through Strategic Courtesy Visit

  • Writer: Ajibade Omolade Chistianah
    Ajibade Omolade Chistianah
  • Nov 18
  • 3 min read

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Today on DiasporaNews, we spotlight the major political, economic, and diplomatic developments shaping Africa and its global communities. From policy shifts to diaspora-driven initiatives, we bring clear, timely, and factual updates that matter to Nigerians abroad and at home, keeping you informed with sharp, reliable reporting.

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Nigerian Doctor Sentenced to Three Years in UK for NHS Fraud

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A UK court sentenced Nigerian doctor Richard Akinrolabu to three years after he illegally earned over £268,000 by working NHS shifts while falsely claiming sick leave. Investigators uncovered prolonged deception, prompting calls for stricter oversight across medical staffing systems.




Nigeria’s Foreign Reserves Surge to $46bn, Strengthening Economic Stability and Boosting Diaspora Confidence

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Nigeria’s foreign reserves have risen to $46 billion, marking their strongest level in years and signalling greater macroeconomic stability. The growth reflects improved fiscal discipline, stronger oil earnings, and rising investor confidence, boosting optimism among diaspora communities monitoring Nigeria’s economic direction.


Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Strengthens Strategic Ties During High-Level Visit to Nigeria

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Poland’s Deputy Foreign Minister Wojciech Zajączkowski visited Nigeria for high-level talks on security cooperation, digital innovation, trade, and counter-terrorism collaboration. The engagement strengthens Poland’s strategic partnership with West Africa and reinforces shared commitments to global security and economic development.



Diaspora Professionals Declare Support for Tinubu, Akpabio, Cite Economic Reforms and Stable Governance

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Diaspora professionals publicly endorsed President Tinubu and Senate President Akpabio, citing ongoing economic reforms, improved governance stability, and policy consistency. They argue the administration’s long-term reforms are restoring credibility, supporting business confidence, and shaping a more predictable environment for diaspora investment.




First Lady urges collective action to protect children from sexual abuse

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First Lady Oluremi Tinubu urged collective responsibility in protecting children from sexual abuse, calling on families, communities, and institutions to adopt stronger safeguards. She emphasized prevention, awareness, and coordinated action as essential to combating rising cases and protecting vulnerable minors nationwide.





Sanwo-Olu, Egyptian Ambassador Strengthen Lagos–Egypt Relations Through Strategic Courtesy Visit



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Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu hosted Egypt’s ambassador to deepen Lagos–Egypt relations, discussing collaboration on infrastructure, investment, transportation, and cultural exchange. Both sides signalled readiness to expand economic ties and pursue joint development opportunities beneficial to their growing urban populations.




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Lagos Bond Subscription Hits N310bn

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Lagos State’s bond issuance recorded N310 billion in subscriptions, far exceeding expectations and reflecting strong investor confidence. Authorities say the funds will support infrastructure, transportation, and urban renewal projects aimed at sustaining Lagos’s economic competitiveness and long-term development strategy.




Tinubu Says Economic Reforms Will Empower Nigerian Youths

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President Tinubu reaffirmed that his economic reforms aim to expand opportunities for Nigerian youths through job creation, entrepreneurship support, and improved access to finance. He stressed that structural adjustments will drive long-term growth and position young people at the centre of national development.


Tinubu Pushes for Practical Measures to Boost Intra-African Trade


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President Tinubu is pushing for concrete reforms to boost intra-African trade, prioritising efficient border crossings, digital customs processes, and local-currency settlement via PAPSS. He argues real integration must deliver measurable outcomes, not just lofty summit communiqués. 




Nigeria Receives Two Benin Bronzes Returned From US

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Nigeria received two Benin Bronzes repatriated from the United States, a bronze head and a relief plaque, returning significant artefacts stolen during the 1897 British invasion. Officials described the restitution as a milestone in global cultural justice and heritage recovery.





Diaspora Investors Arrive in Ghana to Assess Growing Opportunities Across Key Sectors


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Diaspora investors arrived in Ghana to explore opportunities across agriculture, real estate, manufacturing, and creative industries. The mission aims to strengthen diaspora-driven development, deepen economic ties, and identify high-growth ventures capable of boosting regional investment flows.





Indonesian Diaspora in Germany Rallies Against Controversial Criminal Procedure Bill

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Indonesian diaspora groups in Germany staged protests against a controversial criminal procedure bill, warning it could expand police powers and threaten civil liberties. They urged lawmakers to protect democratic principles and uphold due process safeguards in the proposed legislation.








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