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This week’s Abroad Life subject is Nigerian diaspora Twitter influencer, Oluomo of Derby, who is the founder of NIUKCommunity, a diasporan community with over 9,500 members. He tells us about his ‘japa’ journey, his inspiration to build a Nigerian “home away from home” and how he’s enlightening his community on the 2023 elections.
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What’s the state of Nigerians concerning the new naira notes, even after the deadline extension? We gave you some updates here.
This #GameofVotes talks about how rare loyalty is in politics and the woman in Kano state who bagged ₦ 1.5 million for being called a witch.
El-rufai has come out to say some people in government are against Tinubu’s presidential win. Is all well in the APC camp?
Residents of Abia state will get to vote for a new governor on March 11. We spoke to some of them and here’s what they had to say.
Politicians promise heaven and earth during their campaigns, and they hardly ever fulfil these promises. But is this entirely their fault?
“The 2023 elections are the only chance I’d have to rewrite my educational future. And now I’m about to lose that because of my school.” This Nigerian student wants to vote in February, but his examinations serve as an obstacle against him and 26,000 students.
Four out of every ten reported missing in Africa are from Nigeria. It’s time to ask, where are Nigeria’s missing people?
After all that has happened with the BVAS in the Osun State elections, can Nigerians really trust the machine to deliver a free and fair election? We gave our answer here.
An accident at the Ojuelegba bridge claimed 8 lives yesterday. However, this isn’t the first time this has happened. Here’s a timeline of accidents that have all occurred on the bridge.
In 2019, Nigeria had the lowest voter turnout in African elections, can we change this statistics for the better in the upcoming elections? #ZitizensDecide
Many claim that youth activism in Nigeria began with the EndSARS movement, but what about Eyo Ita, pioneer youth founder of the 1930s?
If you’re a new voter and you don’t know what to do on Election Day, we made a list of the procedures so you don’t have to.
Bad times are here again for Ademola Adeleke as a tribunal has annulled his governorship victory over Gboyega Oyetola. How’d that happen?
Recently, people without their PVCs were denied entry into Alaba market. Is this the right step to take to encourage PVC collection or are we becoming tyrants ourselves?
This week’s subject on #TheAbroadLife received a trip to London as a birthday gift when she turned ten. Since then, she’s been to 34 countries, from Namibia to Eswatini. At the moment, the US is her home. But will it be her last stop?
Has INEC taken any steps to ensure inclusiveness for visually impaired voters in the upcoming elections?
Former APC chieftain, Naja’atu Muhammad has been spilling party secrets about Tinubu and Shettima ever since her resignation. But who is Naja’atu and why the beef with the APC?
For Ose Anenih, Peter Obi’s emergence as a frontrunner comes down to EndSARS. While he applauds young Nigerians, he thinks they’re backing the wrong horse.
This #GameofVotes talks about Meffy’s recent trials and tribulations and the police saying they can’t kill themselves trying to solve the Apapa/Oshodi traffic situation.
Over three million Nigerian students stand a chance of being excluded from voting in February. But how could this be and what is the solution?
NiMet has released its rainfall prediction for 2023 warning that unusual rainfall and floods are imminent. Here’s how you can protect yourself.
We’re weeks away from the 2023 general elections and the government has some taken preventive measures against electoral fraud.
As the 2023 elections draw closer, what factors could contribute to Nigerian voters making decisions at the polls?
The latest gist is the APC and PDP are seeking the disqualification of their opposing presidential candidates. What needs to occur for this to happen?
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