A Nigerian lady has shared photos from her relocation (japa) party, which she held before travelling to the United Kingdom. @MzMolly shared the photos on Twitter with the caption "God Did".
Torizone reports that the United Kingdom is one of the favourite destinations of young Nigerian professionals regularly trooping out of the country (Japa) to seek greener pastures.
The part of the song most instrumental to this piece is where he sings: Japajapa, japa lo London // Japajapa ja wo Canada // Japajapa, ja wo Chicago // Japajapa, ja lo si Africa.
Osas Nusakare, one of the 14 stowaways arrested onboard a foreign vessel at the Lagos Roadstead, has confessed that he wanted to celebrate the New Year in a European country. 45-year-old Nusakare said this was his second attempt, insisting that he would try
Dr Sid speaks on relocating to the USA Nigerian singer, Sydney Esiri, better known as Dr Sid, has confirmed he has relocated to the United States of America. Appearing on a recent episode of the 'No Man's Friend' podcast on YouTube, the 'Over The Moon' hitmaker
Travelling through Europe doesn't mean you have to spend a lot of money. There are several places where you can enjoy Europe's diverse culture and beautiful scenery without emptying your wallet. Europe is known for its variety, from its landscapes to its history
Across Africa, millions of people are leaving their home countries due to a mix of factors such as economic hardship, political instability, conflict, and a lack of opportunities. The continent has seen a significant outflow of its population, with some countries
The First Lady said: "Look at all those people saying they are going to Japa, they go there. What work are you going to do? You know, work that you refused to do at home where you have loved ones, you now end up to go and do there.
If japa is in your 2025 prayer points, here are ten countries that you should consider. 1. CanadaCanada remains one of the top destinations for Nigerian migrants due to its welcoming immigration policies and diverse opportunities.
Speaking on those desperate to travel abroad under what Nigerians call JAPA, Roosemont pleaded with the media to help educate Nigerian youths not to be deceived by hungry traffickers who promise to offer them jobs in Europe.
The United Kingdom Home Secretary, James Cleverly, has maintained that the government's strategy to reduce legal migration is "working," even though data show an increase in the number of applications for work permits. Cleverly stated this after applauding