Tag: Nigerians
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Stop Lying, Hardship Shows Your Reforms Aren’t Working — Nigerians React To Tinubu’s Speech
By Paul Joseph President Bola Tinubu’s third anniversary speech has sparked intense reactions from Nigerians, many of whom questioned and rejected the President’s claims that his economic reforms are producing positive results and said that Tinubu should “stop lying”. During his nationwide address on Friday, Tinubu defended major policies introduced by his administration, including the…
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Tinubu Defends Economic Reforms as Nigerians Battle Hardship, Insecurity
By George Omagbemi Sylvester President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has defended the controversial economic reforms introduced by his administration, insisting that Nigeria avoided fiscal collapse through what he described as “difficult but necessary decisions.” Speaking during his third anniversary address on May 29, 2026, Tinubu maintained that fuel subsidy removal, foreign exchange reforms, and fiscal restructuring…
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Cambodia Orders Nigerians, Other African Nationals to Leave Before May 31 or Face Arrest, Jail
By Gloria Drealomalicha The Royal Government of Cambodia has issued a stern immigration warning directing African nationals residing illegally in the country to leave before May 31, 2026, or face arrest, imprisonment and hefty fines. The directive was announced in an official notice released by Cambodia’s General Department of Immigration under the Ministry of Interior.…
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Police Officer Threatens To Kill Anyone Who Films Him On Duty
By: Sunday Ameh A man identified as Newton Isokpehi, who claimed to be a serving police officer with 26 years of service, has sparked outrage after threatening to shoot anyone who records him while on duty. Isokpehi made the remarks in a viral video circulated on social media on Wednesday, where he issued threats against…
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Economic Hardship Pushes Eggs Beyond Reach of Many Nigerians
By George Omagbemi Sylvester Nigeria’s worsening economic crisis is forcing millions of households to cut down on egg consumption as rising poultry production costs continue pushing prices beyond the reach of average families. Once considered one of the cheapest and most accessible sources of protein, eggs are increasingly disappearing from dining tables across the country.…
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Makinde Says Nigerians Will “Show Politicians Pepper” in 2027
By George Omagbemi Sylvester Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde has declared that “federal might” and political intimidation will not determine the outcome of the 2027 general elections, expressing confidence that Nigerians are becoming more politically conscious and ready to defend their votes. Makinde made the remarks on May 14, 2026, during the Oyo State Tourism…
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FG Begins Evacuation Plans as Nigerians in South Africa Register Amid Rising Tensions
By George Omagbemi Sylvester The Federal Government of Nigeria has commenced arrangements for the evacuation of its citizens from South Africa, as growing insecurity and anti-foreigner tensions push many Nigerians to seek urgent return options. May 4, 2026 — At least 130 Nigerians have already registered for voluntary evacuation flights, according to the Ministry of…
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U.S. Lifts Visa Ban on Foreign Doctors, Offers Relief to Nigerians
By Paul Joseph The United States has lifted a visa processing freeze that affected foreign-trained doctors, including many from Nigeria, easing months of uncertainty for medical professionals and healthcare providers. The policy shift emerged through an update on the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) website, confirming that medical doctors are now exempt from restrictions…
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Diplomatic Tension Rises Over Killing of Nigerians in South Africa
By George Omagbemi Sylvester The Nigerian Consulate in Johannesburg has strongly condemned the killing of two Nigerian nationals by South African security personnel, raising fresh concerns over the safety of foreign nationals. 27 April 2026 — The Consul-General, Ambassador Ninikanwa Okey-Uche, disclosed that the victims, Amaramiro Emmanuel and Ekpenyong Andrew, died in separate incidents involving…
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Xenophobia and the Struggle of Nigerians in South Africa
By George Omagbemi Sylvester Xenophobic attacks against Nigerians and other foreign nationals in South Africa stem from a mix of economic hardship, inequality, and social tension. High unemployment and poverty have created frustration among many locals, who often wrongly perceive immigrants as competitors for scarce jobs and resources. This environment is further worsened by misinformation…