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Nigerian returnees from South Africa have shared disturbing accounts of xenophobia and threats they faced, urging others to come back home. Their testimonies highlight the ongoing challenges Nigerians encounter abroad.
Afrobeat’s global rise has largely been associated with major UK cities such as London, Birmingham, and Manchester. However, in recent years, a quieter cultural shift has been taking place in North Wales, where Nigerian-born artist Emmanuel Eze-Ogwa, professionally known as Don...
A group of 268 Nigerians has returned to Lagos after being repatriated from South Africa due to recent xenophobic violence. This marks a significant effort to ensure the safety of Nigerian citizens abroad.
The first group of Nigerians repatriated from South Africa due to recent xenophobic violence has arrived in Lagos. This marks a significant response to the safety concerns of Nigerian citizens abroad.
A total of 268 Nigerians have returned to Lagos from South Africa due to rising xenophobic tensions. More evacuation flights for additional returnees are anticipated.
Nigerians evacuated from South Africa due to xenophobia have returned home, welcomed by government officials. This marks a significant response to the ongoing issues faced by Nigerians abroad.
Nigerians have returned to Lagos from South Africa due to rising xenophobic tensions. The evacuees arrived safely at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport.
The Nigerian government has announced the return of 262 citizens from South Africa amid rising xenophobia. This move comes as violence against foreigners escalates in the country.
Nigerians are returning home from South Africa due to increasing xenophobic violence. The first group of repatriated citizens is expected to arrive in Lagos on Thursday.
South Africa has imposed a five-year ban on 268 Nigerian nationals for illegal residency. This decision follows their arrival at OR Tambo International Airport for repatriation.
Endurance Daniel, a 23-year-old Libya returnee, shared her traumatic experience of surviving in the desert by drinking urine due to severe water scarcity. Her story highlights the dangers faced by migrants in search of better opportunities.
The United States (US) Department of State has recently uncovered a “sophisticated birth tourism network” involving more than 100 foreign read more US Department of State uncovers fraudulent birth tourism network
Two hundred sixty-eight Nigerians have returned home from South Africa due to rising xenophobic tensions. The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye, is set to welcome them back.
Godwin Daramola, a Nigerian legal scholar based in the United Kingdom, with Port Harcourt links, has received the 2026 Postgraduate read more UK-based Nigerian law scholar with PH links wins University of Hull award for publication excellence
Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has donated medical equipment to the Model Primary Health Care Centre, Orogbum Community, in Port read more NDDC extends medical support, donates equipment to Rivers health centre
Nigerians living abroad contribute significantly to the economy through $21 billion in annual remittances, yet they remain unable to vote. This situation highlights the disconnect between their financial contributions and political representation.
Healthcare experts have raised concerns over Nigeria’s worsening maternal and child mortality crisis, warning that thousands of women continue to die during childbirth because they either receive poor care, arrive too late at hospitals, or are trapped by harmful cultural belief...
Nigerian skilled workers in the UK face significant challenges due to policies that undermine their rights. Eddie Onyeka argues that these actions reflect a misuse of parliamentary sovereignty.
The Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, has appointed Sheikh Muhammad Dasuki as the new Chief Imam Fulani of the Ilorin Emirate.
The United States Department of State has intensified efforts to dismantle what it describes as illegal “birth tourism” schemes, revoked read more US cracks down on birth tourism networks, revokes hundreds of visas worldwide
Artan, one of 52 match officials chosen by FIFA for the tournament, had travelled to Miami for a pre-World Cup training camp when he was stopped by immigration authorities and ultimately deported The post Why America turned back FIFA World Cup referee Omar Artan appeared first on...
Artan, one of 52 match officials chosen by FIFA for the tournament, had travelled to Miami for a pre-World Cup training camp when he was stopped by immigration authorities and ultimately deported The post Why America turned back FIFA World Cup referee Omar Artan appeared first on...
Homewards notes that there are more than 430,000 people in the UK experiencing homelessness, half of whom are children. The post UK Homelessness ‘Preventable’ With AI Says, Prince Williams appeared first on Channels Television.
Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA, Wednesday, grounded an aircraft that landed on a roadway in the Ogwashi-Uku area near Asaba, the Delta State capital. The post NCAA grounds road-landed aircraft appeared first on Vanguard News.
Nigerian students seeking a UK university education could now benefit from lower tuition costs, following a decision by a British read more Fees cut opens UK degree path for Nigerian students
UN rights chief Volker Turk urged the United States to reconsider its immigration practices for the football World Cup, after fans, a top referee and team officials found themselves barred from the tournament. The post UN calls for US immigration ‘re-think’ for World ...
Nigeria has extended the registration period for citizens wishing to return home from South Africa due to ongoing xenophobic attacks. This move aims to support Nigerians seeking voluntary repatriation amid rising tensions.
Infantino is likely to face tough questions about sky-high ticket prices and an immigration crackdown that has seen a top referee, fans and team officials barred from co-hosts the United States. The post FIFA Boss Infantino Faces Questions On Eve Of World Cup appeared first on Ch...
The UK may ease work visa regulations for Nigerian and other skilled workers based on new recommendations. This potential change could enhance opportunities for foreign professionals in the UK job market.
NRC clarifies Senator Ede Dafinone and Patrick Ukah were not on the crashed Warri train, but assisted rescue efforts. Four died, 24 injured in the accident