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From Lagos to China for Kem Kem
At iJapa.ng, we are dedicated to sharing the unique and inspiring stories of Nigerians who have ventured abroad, shedding light on their experiences, challenges, and successes. Today, we feature the story of Kem Kem (name changed for anonymity), a 26-year-old client relationship professional who moved from Lagos to China. iJapa.ng:
Akinsola’s Canada Relocation Experience
At iJapa.ng, we continue to share inspiring and insightful stories of Nigerians who have relocated abroad, capturing their experiences, challenges, and triumphs. Today, we bring you the story of Akinsola (name changed for anonymity), a 28-year-old Brands and Marketing professional who made the courageous decision to relocate from Lagos to
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In a powerful address at the 2023 Obafemi Awolowo Prize for Leadership ceremony in Lagos, African Development Bank (AfDB) President Akinwumi Adesina emphasized that the future of Nigerian youths should be firmly rooted in Africa, not in Europe, North America, or elsewhere. Adesina, who received the prestigious award, highlighted the
A Digital Advertising Professional’s Japa Story
In our quest to share inspiring Japa stories, iJapa.ng sat down with a digital advertising professional who recently moved from Lagos, Nigeria, to the United States. For privacy reasons, our interviewee has chosen the name “Chike” for this interview. His journey is a testament to the opportunities and growth that
Is There Corporate Japa in Nigeria?
In recent times, Nigeria has witnessed a significant trend where individuals seek opportunities abroad, often referred to as “Japa.” This trend is not limited to individuals alone; corporations are also grappling with challenging conditions that make it difficult to operate profitably in Nigeria. This phenomenon can be likened to a
AntiGravity Webinar – Things to know before you Japa – June 30, 2024
Just go abroad first, money is easy to make over there. Once you get there like this, in less than six months you will be a millionaire” These are the words and advice many people get when they are about to JAPA. They are filled with the ideology that making
Canada Introduces Permanent Residency-On-Arrival Program for Caregivers
Canada’s Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, has unveiled a new initiative set to revolutionize the country’s approach to welcoming caregivers. The new permanent residency-on-arrival program for caregivers is slated to launch by the end of 2024 or early 2025. This program is designed to replace the expiring Home Child Care Provider
Germany Launches Opportunity Card for Skilled Nigerian Workers
The Government of Germany has introduced an ‘Opportunity Card’ aimed at attracting skilled individuals from outside the European Union (EU), including Nigeria, to explore job opportunities in Germany. This significant development was announced on June 1, 2024, through Germany’s Federal Foreign Office Consular Services Portal, highlighting Nigeria as one of
Japa Chronicles: Friends Discuss the Realities of Living Abroad
As more Nigerians embark on the journey of relocating abroad, commonly referred to as “Japa,” it’s essential to share the diverse experiences and insights gained from living in foreign lands. Our team at iJapa.ng asked a group of friends who have relocated or frequently travel abroad about their experiences. Here
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