Ghanaian security agencies executed coordinated raids across Greater Accra, arresting 53 Nigerians linked to suspected cybercrime networks. Nine were identified as principal suspects; 44 others were rescued, believed to be coerced into online fraud. Authorities seized laptops, phones and weapons. The government emphasised dismantling organised crime and warned against false job promises that lure foreigners into criminal operations.  https://www.diasporanews.ng/post/ghana-arr

The United States will suspend immigrant visa processing for Nigerians from 21 January, part of a broader restriction affecting 75 countries. The policy targets applicants deemed likely to rely on public welfare, amid security concerns and high visa overstay rates. The suspension affects student, tourist, business, and permanent resident visas. https://www.diasporanews.ng/post/us-halts-immigrant-visa-processing-for-nigerians-expands-travel-restrictions-to-75-countries Venezue

A coalition of Nigerian diaspora professionals expressed support for Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and Deputy Ngozi Odu, condemning impeachment efforts as politically motivated. They warned such actions threaten democratic stability, undermine institutions and could deter investment, urging restraint and adherence to constitutional principles by lawmakers https://www.diasporanews.ng/post/diaspora-professionals-back-fubara-warn-against-impeachment Trump Administratio

Egypt saw a significant rise in remittances from its diaspora in 2025, reaching approximately $37.5 billion, a 42 % increase year‑on‑year. Stronger global employment and improved transfer channels underpinned the surge, making remittances a top source of foreign currency, supporting incomes, reserves, and economic resilience https://www.diasporanews.ng/post/egypt-s-diaspora-remittances-surge-to-37-5-billion-in-2025 Iranian Diaspora in Canada Rallies to Support Uprising at Hom