Facelift for UK Embassy in London soon, says Ambassador Tafida

Nigeria High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Alhaji Dalhatu Tafida has appealed to all Nigerians and other nationals visiting the Embassy daily to show understanding and patience in view of the current pervading chaos in the Embassy’s office in London.

As a Nigerian was killed in Poland, 20 more may face imprisonment in the aftermath of riot.

More than twenty Nigerians could be facing between two to ten years imprisonment following their arrest by Polish Police on Sunday.

Polish police in Warsaw on Sunday had faced reprisals from e section of foreign nationals after a callous killing of a Nigerian who was shot by an officer during a market raid.

Diaspora bids farewell to Yar’Adua as London Embassy opens condolence register

Reactions to the death of former President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua have been that of indifference as EMNnews was seeking for comments yesterday from Nigerians in the Diaspora.

Black votes could sway British elections this year, says Black vote movement.

Election preparation in the ‘The British 2010 general election’ are in top gear  and African and many other black communities are getting more involved more than ever before.

Diasporas to be stakeholders in govt new initiative at given nation a good governance.

The Federal Government is to establish a Diaspora Commission that will harmonise the contributions of Nigerians living abroad and ensure proper documentation of their input in the affairs of the nation as key stakeholders.

Election 2011: Nigerians abroad ready to take initiatives, says NIDOE Chairman

While the nation’s ruler ship is meandering in uncertainties and Acting President Goodluck Jonathans is still consolidating his power base without much expected change from Yar’Adua’s texture of ruling in the light of some old Ministers still emerging in his new team, the nation’s citizens abroad have signalled their intentions to take an important part in the next general election.

A nation fooled at 50: “President Yar’Adua is dead” Nigerians in the Diaspora tell govt to disprove!

Nigerians in the Diaspora have challenged Acting President Goodluck Jonathan to convince Nigerians that President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua is in Nigeria and still alive or would come out to disprove the impression to over 150 million Nigerians who had been fooled by some Yar’Adua’s stake-holding members of his Presidency.

Yar’Adua’s health power-game has soiled Nigeria’s image abroad – NIDOE Chairman, Alistair Soyode

Alistair Soyode, Chairman of the Nigerians in the Diaspora Organisation Europe has expressed that Nigerians across the world have suffered more indignity and unwarranted embarrassment following the recent mystery surrounding the health and where-about of the nation’s no1, citizen, President Umaru…..