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TheNigerianAbroad Podcast

Immigration rants by an immigrant! The Nigerian Abroad Podcast exists to spark conversations about the immigrant condition; exploring the highs, lows, and realities of life as a Nigerian abroad.

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Starting Over ft Favour Ozoike (opens the original)

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    What is it really like to start over in a new country? In this episode, I sit down with someone who has recently moved abroad to talk about the experience so far, the assumptions people have about life overseas, and the unexpected dilemmas that come with starting a new chapter. It’s a lighthearted conversation with a few serious moments, because starting over is rarely as straightforward as it looks from the outside. Welcome to The Nigerian Abroad . Share your immigration stories and dilemma her

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    The “I Promise I’m Not Stupid” episode (opens the original)

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    Have you ever known exactly what you want to say… but somehow the English in your head needs translating first? As a Nigerian living in the UK, I’ve realised that being fluent in English doesn’t necessarily mean I speak British English all the time. I was taught in English, I understand English, I speak English… and yet there are still moments when I have to take a few seconds to translate what I mean from Nigerian English into British English. In this episode, I’m talking about those little lan

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    The Overworked Immigrant (opens the original)

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    The Overworked Immigrant Season 4 of The Nigerian Abroad starts with a lot to unpack. It’s been seven months, and in this episode, I’m talking about where I’ve been, what I’ve been up to, and why I’ve been away for so long. I also reflect on spending my summer working when I probably should have been resting, and how easily the pressure to keep going can become something much more dangerous. That conversation leads into the tragic story of a Nigerian man who reportedly worked a 53-hour shift bef

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