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UK-based lawyer begins process of renouncing Nigerian citizenship

A UK-based Nigerian lawyer has begun the process of renouncing his Nigerian citizenship, saying he has already submitted the required application and is now waiting for approval. The development has drawn attention online because it reflects the growing number of Nigerians abroad who are rethinking their legal ties to the country. The lawyer said his decision was deliberate and that he had chosen to move forward with the formal process. He is said to have made the move through the proper legal channel rather than by making a public statement alone. That means the application will still have to go through the official review system before any final decision is reached. For many people in the diaspora, citizenship issues are often tied to identity, convenience, and future opportunities. In this case, the lawyer’s action has sparked discussion about why some […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA July 10, 2026

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Entertainment

Otedola’s wife Nana: I am Egba, not Ghanaian

Nana Fatimah Attah Otedola, wife of billionaire businessman Femi Otedola and mother of media personality DJ Cuppy and actress Temi Otedola, has clarified her ethnic and national identity, confirming her Egba heritage. To clear up years of speculation, Nana declared in a viral video: "I'm an Egba woman, and that's the part I'll gladly claim as a Nigerian. I am not a Ghanaian; my roots are in Abeokuta," tracing her ancestry to Abeokuta in Ogun State. For years, many people assumed Nana was Ghanaian, largely due to her appearance and name, but she said this assumption could not be further from the truth. Nana disclosed that she was born in Kaduna State and lived there for almost two decades, explaining that living in northern Nigeria for such a significant period may have influenced how people perceive her identity. Despite her […]

Abdulmumini Auwal SA June 19, 2026

Climate migration in northern Ghana showing dried farmland and urban adaptation
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Climate migration in northern Ghana is reshaping culture

In northern Ghana, climate change has quietly but decisively altered the rhythm of life. Rainfall patterns are no longer reliable, dry seasons last longer, and crop yields continue to decline. For many farming families, uncertainty has replaced predictability. In response, migration has become less of a desperate last resort and more of a deliberate adaptation strategy. Rather than severing ties with their communities, families increasingly use migration to diversify livelihoods while maintaining strong connections to their ancestral homes. What is emerging is not a story of cultural loss, but one of continuity and reinvention. For rural households, land is more than an economic asset. It carries memory, kinship, and identity. Farms are sites where history is passed down, where rituals mark seasons, and where belonging is anchored. As climate pressures disrupt these systems, families are pushed to look beyond agriculture […]

Ahmad January 16, 2026

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Nigeria

NAICOM Directs Insurance Customers to Link NIN to Policies

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has issued a directive requiring all insurance companies and brokers in Nigeria to collect verifiable identity details—including the National Identification Number (NIN), Bank Verification Number (BVN), and Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) documents for corporate clients—before initiating or renewing any insurance policy. The directive, effective immediately, is designed to strengthen market transparency, fight financial crime, and align insurance with national integrity standards. Policies already in force must be updated to include the required identity details by December 31, 2025. For group/corporate coverage, comprehensive employee lists with all relevant data must be provided before activation. NAICOM warned that insurers and brokers failing to comply will face regulatory sanctions. The agency encourages customer sensitisation campaigns and will monitor compliance closely to ensure a more secure, resilient, and competitive insurance sector.

Abdulmumini Auwal SA November 22, 2025

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