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Fresh Huddle For Nigerians Planning To Migrate To UK

Immigrants relocating to the United Kingdom (UK) will have to wait for 15-years before being considered eligible for British citizenship -UK. This disclosure was made by...

Politics9 months ago

Peter Obi Advices Nigerians Over Kemi Badenoch’s Attacks

Peter Obi, has urged Nigerians to be motivated by the remarks of Nigeria-born leader of the United Kingdom Conservative Party (CP), Kemi Badenoch. Obi, the former...

News3 years ago

House of Rep Diaspora Committee Congratulates Kemi Badenoch of Nigerian Descent on Her Appointment As UK Trade Secretary

The Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Diaspora, Tolulope Akande-Sadipe has congratulated British-Nigerian lawmaker, Kemi Badenoch on her appointment as Britain’s Secretary of State for International Trade....

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Fresh Huddle For Nigerians Planning To Migrate To UK

Peter Obi Advices Nigerians Over Kemi Badenoch’s Attacks

House of Rep Diaspora Committee Congratulates Kemi Badenoch of Nigerian Descent on Her Appointment As UK Trade Secretary

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