Full list of countries offering visa-free access to Nigerians
For Nigerian passport holder looking to explore the world without the hassle of extensive visa fees or long application processes, there’s good news.
UK opens door for STEM teachers: How Nigerians seeking QTS, relocation can apply
Aspiring Nigerian teachers looking to relocate to the United Kingdom now have a clearer path to securing Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), especially in high-demand STEM and modern foreign language subjects.
Japa: 7 routes you could use to relocate to U.S
For those who are willing to relocate to United States of America legally and effectively, it is important to ascertain their eligibility for an immigrant visa.
Full list: UK updates approved English tests for immigration and citizenship
The UK Home Office has updated its list of Secure English Language Tests (SELT) accepted for visa and citizenship applications.
Meet US-born Nigerian Emmy-winning actress Uzo Aduba
Raised in the predominantly white town of Medfield, Massachusetts, Aduba grew up embracing both her Nigerian roots and American upbringing.
They said no one would buy from me because I’m black — UK-Based Nigerian fashion designer Eluwande
UK-based Nigerian fashion designer, Matthew Eluwande, has shared his inspiring journey from personal loss and discouragement to international recognition in the fashion industry.
Meet Nigeria-born chef Kwame Onwuachi who made TIME 100 Most Influential List
Kwame Onwuachi’s journey from the Bronx to global culinary recognition is a testament to his passion for food, culture, and the rich history of the African diaspora.
Panic as U.S. cancels visas for Nigerian, other international students
Some students were reportedly targeted over minor infractions like traffic violations.
3 reasons why application for green card via marriage is delayed or denied by US immigration
The desperation to obtain a green card to become an American citizen is a common phenomenon amongst many immigrants, especially from developing and underdeveloped nations.
Meet 18-yr-old Nigerian Osariemen Unuigbe accepted into six Ivy League universities
Eighteen-year-old Osariemen Unuigbe, a Nigerian-American student of Edo State origin, has been accepted into six Ivy League universities in the United States, including the prestigious Harvard and Yale.
Japa: EndSARS made me leave Nigeria; but I’ll return – UK-based father of 4
“… the fact that you can start from nowhere without knowing anybody and achieve greatness at any age”
5 things to do after you overstay your US visa to avoid deportation
Migration to the US does not totally translate to a long-time staying immunity. It is usually dependent on the number of months or years that your visa carried upon its issuance to you.
‘I became lawyer to bring mom back after deportation’ – Daughter fulfills promise
An American immigration lawyer has shared the emotional journey of reuniting her family and fulfilling a vow she made years ago—helping her mother become a U.S. citizen after being deported.
FG extends contactless biometric passport to US, Mexico, Jamaica, Brazil
The Federal Government has unveiled the second phase of its contactless biometric passport application system across its four missions in United States, Mexico, Jamaica and Brazil.
US orders 30-day registration for all foreign nationals or face jail, deportation
All foreign nationals staying in the United States for more than 30 days must now register with the federal government or risk fines, jail time, and possible deportation, according to a White House announcement.
Invest back home, NiDCOM advises Nigerians abroad
The Chairman/CEO of NiDCOM, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has called on Nigerians living abroad to continue investing in their home country.
