Nigeria, South Africa row over compensation for deportees

Xenophobia: FG to seek compensation from South Africa for Nigerians’ abandoned properties

federal government has said it would seek from its South African counterpart compensation for Nigerians forced to abandon businesses and other valuable properties as they returned home, following renewed anti-immigrant tensions in the country. The post Xenophobia: FG to seek compensation from South Africa for Nigerians’ abandoned properties appeared first on Vanguard News.

Nigeria, Türkiye Move to Curb Deportation of Undocumented Migrants

Nigeria and Türkiye are working towards the establishment of a voluntary return and reintegration programme for undocumented Nigerian migrants residing in Türkiye as part of efforts to curb deportations. The initiative emerged from discussions between the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) and a delegation from the Turkish Diaspora Community during a meeting in Abuja. The [] The post Nigeria, Türkiye Move to Curb Deportation of Undocumented Migrants appeared first on Voice of Nigeria.

Nigeria to seek compensation for property abandoned by citizens fleeing South Africa

Nigeria says it will seek compensation from South Africa for its citizens who have left the country following recent protests targeting undocumented migrants.

Nigeria Seeks Compensation From South Africa Over Protest Losses As Evacuations Continue

ABUJA, Nigeria — Nigeria has officially indicated that it may pursue compensation from South Africa on behalf of its citizens who have suffered significant business and property losses amid ongoing protests in the country. The announcement comes as the Nigerian government continues to evacuate hundreds of its nationals from the volatile region while maintaining active []

FG Seeks Probe, Compensation Over Death Of Nigerian Trader In  Ivorian Custody

Nigeria demands compensation, a transparent investigation and justice after a trader died and six citizens were detained in Côte d’Ivoire.

Court orders ADC welfare secretary to pay N100m damages to two judges

The Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the National Welfare Secretary of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Nkemakolam Ukandu, to pay a total of N100 million in damages to the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho, and Justice Peter Lifu over a suit the court struck out for lack of [] Court orders ADC welfare secretary to pay N100m damages to two judges

Reparations Cartel: African and Caribbean Leaders Target U.S. and Europe’s Taxpayers

The 19-point plan was African Union and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Commission on ​Reparatory Justice. The post Reparations Cartel: African and Caribbean Leaders Target U.S. and Europe’s Taxpayers first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

Croatia 2-1 Ghana: Nikola Vlasic wins it at the death as Black Stars go down swinging

Ghanaians employed new approach and almost saw it pay off but will settle for third place in Group L

Court grants final forfeiture of N150m linked to Nicholas Mutu to FG

Justice J.O Abdulmalik of the Federal High Court sitting in Maitama Abuja on Thursday, June 2, 2026 granted the final forfeiture of the total sum of N150m ( One Hundred and Fifty Million Naira) linked to a serving member of the Federal House of Representatives, Nicholas Mutu to the Federal Government. The order was granted The post Court grants final forfeiture of N150m linked to Nicholas Mutu to FG appeared first on Dateline Nigeria.

Nigeria to demand compensation over assets left in South Africa

Nigeria said it would seek compensation from South Africa for businesses and property abandoned by citizens who fled recent anti migrant protests.

Calls for government accountability in South Africa's immigration crisis

Calls for government accountability in South Africa's immigration crisis

South Africa: South Africans Lose Income As Immigrants Flee

[GroundUp] I keep asking myself, 'Where is Ubuntu?' says landlord

What If Nigeria’s Next Global Stars Aren’t Footballers or Musicians, But STEM Giants?

A society’s global heroes reflect its economic reward system. Nigeria’s international identity is defined by its entertainers and athletes. Musicians like Burna Boy and Wizkid sell out European arenas. Footballers like Victor Osimhen and Ademola Lookman command multimillion-dollar valuations. These individuals receive grand airport welcomes and state receptions because their paths offer rapid financial mobility.... Read More Read » What If Nigeria’s Next Global Stars Aren’t Footballers or Musicians, But STEM Giants? on YNaija

Deportations leave more pupils without parents in South Africa

Officials in South Africa are reviewing the impact of immigrant repatriations on undocumented pupils Read Full Article at RT.com

Groups Sue Ghana Over US Deportation Deal

Advocacy groups have filed a legal complaint against Accra with a West African regional court on behalf of 27 people deported to Ghana by the Trump administration, alleging they were swiftly sent onward to countries they had originally fled. At least 60 people were deported to Ghana starting in September 2025 as part of a []

Abu Trica extradited: Ghanaians online demand that US deport Ofori-Atta in exchange

Ghanaians react to Abu Trica's extradition to the US for wire fraud charges. Many demand the return of Ken Ofori-Atta in exchange for Abu Trica's extradition.

Ebola: Workers at Congolese treatment center strike over unpaid salaries

The striking staff includes epidemiologists, case investigators, drivers and gravediggers who say they have not been paid by the Congolese authorities

Le Ghana et l'Afrique du Sud en conflit diplomatique après la mort d'un migrant

Des ressortissants ghanéens rapatriés d'Afrique du Sud en raison des inquiétudes liées aux troubles attendent à l'aéroport international d'Accra à leur arrivée à Accra, Ghana ...