The US has added Niger, one of the African countries, to its Level 4 ‘Do Not Travel’ advisory, citing worsening security conditions marked by terrorism, kidnapping, violent crime, civil unrest, and limited emergency and healthcare capacity.

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Daniel Odubanjo, a 27-year-old from Clapham, South London, has been jailed for six years after sexually assaulting two women and trapping one inside a train toilet during a series of “vile” attacks.

Planning a trip within African countries doesn’t always have to involve long embassy queues, costly visa fees, or complicated paperwork.

A Nigerian caregiver, Oghenemaro Dave Ejerua, working at an East Toronto group home for vulnerable adults has been arrested and charged with seven counts of assault, Toronto police have confirmed.

Nigerian passport holders can now travel to 45 countries worldwide without needing a visa, according to a recent update from Visaindex.

Statistics Canada is set to hire approximately 32,000 temporary workers across all provinces and territories for the 2026 Census, offering hourly pay of up to $31.32 depending on the role.

The United Kingdom has issued a fresh warning to Nigerians and other migrants against engaging in illegal employment, vowing to arrest, detain and deport anyone found working without proper authorisation.

In a field traditionally dominated by men, Amanda Azubuike has made history as the first Nigerian woman to attain the rank of Brigadier General in the US Army.

The United States has introduced new travel restrictions that could require Nigerians applying for B1/B2 business and tourism visas to post refundable visa bonds of up to $15,000, marking a significant tightening of entry conditions for Nigerian travellers.

The UK government has activated a counter-terror policy that allows it to seize mobile phones from illegal migrants without arresting them.

Canada has overtaken the United Kingdom as the preferred study-to-immigrate destination for international students seeking permanent residence, as both countries tighten immigration policies amid shifting public sentiment.

US President Donald Trump shared a list showing welfare rates among immigrants, noting that about 33.3% of Nigerian immigrant households receive some form of public assistance in the United States.

Despite the rising deportation figures, Canada remains a major destination for Nigerians seeking improved economic and educational opportunities.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is pausing some of its business immigration programs to pave the way for a new pilot for immigrant entrepreneurs.