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The United States has introduced the International Entrepreneur Rule (IER) for non-citizens who are entrepreneurs seeking to establish and grow their startups in the US.
In this thought-provoking episode of our podcast, we discuss whether to stay in Nigeria (Naija) or seek opportunities...
The Federal Government has received 103 Nigerians deported from Turkey over migration-related issues, such as expired visas and irregular migration.
The global demand for care workers has surged, prompting several countries to open their doors to foreign professionals, including those from Nigeria.
Several experts have advised Nigerians and the government on the World Bank and economic situation.
The vice-chancellor of Coventry University, Prof. John Latham, has stated that the economy of cities in the United Kingdom might miss out on tens of millions of pounds due to the recent governmental restriction on international student visas.
The International Organisation for Migration (IOM)’s world migration report reveals a surge in international remittances, soaring by over 650% from $128 billion in 2000 to an astounding $831 billion by 2022.
Richard Montgomery, the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, has disclosed that the number of dependents accompanying students from Nigeria studying in the United Kingdom (UK) surged from approximately 1,500 to 52,000 between 2019 and 2022.
Medical professionals from Nigeria who are planning to relocate to the United Kingdom to pursue their career have to consider some factors before making the big move.
This year, about 2,781 billionaires are scattered across the globe, yet they are residentially clustered within a handful of select cities.
Resident doctors at the Delta State University Teaching Hospital (DELSUTH) have initiated a one-week warning strike in a bid to draw attendance to what they’ve described as governmental insensitivity towards critical issues affecting patient care and resident doctor training.
The Deputy Registrar of the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN), Dr Victor Kolawole, revealed that only 58,000 out of the 130,000 registered doctors in Nigeria renewed their annual practice license in 2023.