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How I broke education jinx among 26 children — Rivers graduate (opens the original)
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A graduate of Educational Management from Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Rivers State, Okwuchukwu Ededa, tells BIODUN BUSARI about his childhood struggles and breaking the family jinx to become the first university graduate I grew up in Ohaukwu Local Government Area of Ebonyi State. But I later moved to Port Harcourt, to Atali community in Port Harcourt under Obio/Akpor LGA of Rivers State. My name is Okwuchukwu Ededa, but I’m popularly known as Timi Gospel in my school. My father died
Nigerian granted bail after seven years in Indian prison (opens the original)
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An Indian court has granted conditional bail to a Nigerian man, Ifeanyi Obi, who has been kept in custody over a drug case for seven years. The Bombay High Court at Goa stated that Obi, also known as Alex, could no longer be held behind bars for undue reasons after October 29, 2019. A Thursday report by an Indian media platform, Goemkarponn, stated that the Nigerian was linked with an alleged seizure of contraband worth several crores (hundreds of millions of naira). The court disclosed that onl
Nigerian lecturer bags award in Canada (opens the original)
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A Canada-based Nigerian scholar, Dr Ademola Adesola, has been conferred with the President’s Community Connections Award in Canada. He was one of the two recipients of the 2026 Mount Royal University award for making significant contributions to building and strengthening relationships between Mount Royal and the surrounding community. Adesola made this known in a post on his LinkedIn page and a statement made available to Diaspora Tales on Thursday. He said, “The award celebrates individuals wh
UK judge stops deportation of Nigerian man (opens the original)
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A judge sitting at the Upper Tribunal in the United Kingdom, Priya Solanki, has rejected the deportation of a Nigerian who was jailed for a fake driving licence fraud. British media outlet, The Telegraph, reported that Tunde Alao, who relocated to the UK in 2004 or 2005, spent two years and seven months in prison for fraud. The Home Office planned his deportation after he completed his jail term, but the judge blocked the move, insisting that he was not “a serious threat” to British society. Ala
Drug trafficking, visa overstays tarnishing Nigeria’s image in India — Don (opens the original)
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Associate Professor at Woxsen University, Telangana, India, Dr Michael Oyenuga, speaks with BIODUN BUSARI about Nigerians in the South Asian country, among other issues Can you briefly talk about your childhood? I grew up in Ijebu-Ode in Ogun State. It was a mix of the good, the bad and the ugly. I had fun growing up. I was a church boy as a Catholic. Many people, including myself, thought I would be a priest. Also, I was a simple child in a polygamous family. I was my mum’s last-born, so I took
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