Diaspora News Today: Nigerians Abroad Rally Behind Tinubu’s 2027 Bid
- Ajibade Omolade Chistianah
- 14 hours ago
- 2 min read
From Nigerians abroad uniting behind President Tinubu’s 2027 bid to Governor Sanwo-Olu empowering 1,000 Lagos residents with ₦460 million, Today's stories spotlight leadership, innovation, and accountability. With new U.S. immigration rules, automated customs reforms, and diaspora voices demanding transparency, these developments underscore Nigeria’s evolving global presence and the resilience of its citizens worldwide.
Nigerians in the diaspora have expressed strong support for President Bola Tinubu’s 2027 re-election, citing his economic reforms and leadership stability as key reasons to sustain Nigeria’s development momentum.
Sanwo-Olu Disburses ₦460m to Empower 1,000 Lagos Residents
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu disbursed ₦460 million to 1,000 Lagos residents under the Eko Cares initiative, providing financial assistance to entrepreneurs, traders, and vulnerable groups to promote inclusive economic growth across the state.
Trump cuts U.S. refugee cap to 7,500, prioritises white South Africans
The Trump administration reduced America’s refugee admissions cap to 7,500 for 2026, prioritising white South Africans. The move sparked criticism over racial bias and the administration’s restrictive immigration stance
Ghanaian court jails Nigerian man for trafficking sister, nine others into prostitution
A Ghanaian court sentenced a Nigerian man to prison for trafficking his sister and nine other women into prostitution. Authorities described the act as a grave human rights violation and exploitation.
FG Launches Automated Customs Payment Platform for Faster Parcel Clearance
The Federal Government unveiled an automated customs payment platform to streamline parcel clearance, enhance transparency, and reduce delays in import processing across Nigerian ports and courier services.
Ogoni Diaspora Condemns HYPREP Over Nonfunctional Projects
The Ogoni diaspora community criticised HYPREP for poorly executed and abandoned environmental remediation projects, urging transparency, accountability, and renewed action to address Niger Delta pollution.
Emergency Funds: Why Diasporans Need Them
The article highlights the financial unpredictability faced by Nigerians abroad and stresses the importance of emergency funds as a safety net against job loss, policy changes, or economic instability.
Diaspora Star | Magid Magid : The Somali-British Leader Redefining Power, Politics, and Purpose
Magid Magid, a Somali-British activist and former Lord Mayor of Sheffield, is celebrated for challenging stereotypes and advocating inclusive leadership that inspires young Africans across the diaspora.
5 Nigerian Foods That Will Impress Your Foreign Friends
From jollof rice to suya, these iconic Nigerian dishes showcase bold flavours and cultural pride, offering perfect ways for Nigerians abroad to share their heritage with international friends.
U.S. to End Automatic Renewal of Work Permits for Many Immigrant Workers
The U.S. government announced the termination of automatic work permit renewals, affecting immigrants, including Nigerians who now must reapply manually, raising concerns about processing delays and job losses
Trump, Xi Strike One-Year Trade Truce Amid Global Market Relief
U.S. President Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping agreed to a one-year trade truce aimed at easing tariff tensions and stabilising global markets after years of escalating economic rivalry.
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