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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. Through personal stories, cultural discussion, and expert insights, we navigate the challenges of identity, career, adaptation, and staying connected to home. It's more than just a podcast; it's a space for honest dialogue, shared experiences, and a growing community of Nigerians making their mark across the world.
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In this episode, Ijeme is joined by a very special guest, her husband, as they share how they met. Their story also opens the door to wider conversations within immigrant communities, including marriages influenced by im
“Rest is not laziness.” At least, that’s something many of us only learn after our bodies force the lesson. In this episode, Ijeme reflects on how moving abroad completely shifted her understanding of rest and how it too
Ijeme reflects on how moving abroad reshaped her views on age, respect, and authority in this thoughtful episode of The Nigerian Abroad. Coming from a background where respect is tied closely to age and position, she dis
Five years in the UK and some things have changed… But some things? I’m still very Nigerian about them. In this episode, I talk about the everyday things I’m still too Nigerian to do. From eating “non-breakfast” foods fo
We often say “new year, new me,” but rarely pause to ask what we’re still carrying that’s been quietly draining us. In this episode, Ijeme reflects on what she’s intentionally taking into 2026 and what she’s choosing to
In this episode of The Nigerian Abroad, I sit down with [guest name], a British-Nigerian navigating life between two worlds. We talk about identity, belonging, and what it feels like when neither side fully claims you. F
We know, Teachers’ Day was October 5th. But this conversation? Timeless. In this Teachers’ Day Special, I speak with two incredible educators shaping minds across borders. We talk about teaching abroad, the cultural nuan
Ever looked at your payslip and wondered “who took all my money?” 👀 In this episode, Ijeme rants about the real owner of your salary, HMRC. From working yourself to the bone to seeing half your payslip disappear into ta
n this episode, Ijeme breaks down the must-knows for anyone coming to study in the UK, career changes to expect, visa tips (yes, do it yourself!), student discounts you should never miss, and how easy the UK system actua
Omo! Naija has changed, but not the change we were hoping for sha. 🫠 In this episode, everybody had their own premium IJGB gist ; From the crazy inflation, to the funny (and most of the time frustrating) moments. And of
Planning a group trip as an immigrant is not for the faint-hearted. In this episode, Ijeme chats with 3 friends; Dami, Becky, and Kemi about how they finally made “the trip” happen; From visa struggles to the joy (and ch
In this episode, Ijeme talks about how she never planned to walk away from her dance career, but her immigration status left her no choice. She opens up about heartbreak of losing a career she trained for, the unexpected
Does moving abroad automatically mean success? In this episode, Ijeme speaks with Chinomnso about the available options immigrants are afforded, we explore how careers and lives evolve after Japa: the pivots, the resets,
n this episode, our guest Oiza Alonge did what most Nigerians abroad wouldn’t dare. She japada!!! Let’s unfold what happens after that. Share your visa and immigration stories and dilemma here- https://forms.gle/Jw9j3Uz9
Season 3 starts here. I'm peeling back the layers: survivor's guilt, the weight of living abroad, and what to expect from The Nigerian Abroad Podcast this season. This isn't just another "welcome back" episode. It's pers
The UK Just Raised the Bar for New Immigrants. Are You Still Eligible?In this episode of The Nigerian Abroad, Ijeme sits down with two brilliant legal minds: Violet, a UK-based legal consultant and Nigerian-qualified law
In this episode of The Nigerian Abroad Podcast, we’re talking talent, visas, and intentional japa — not the “anyhow” kind. Our guest is Ademola Adegbuyi, a global talent recipient who shares how he successfully moved to
In this episode of The Nigerian Abroad Podcast, we’re talking visas, but not the usual story. We’re joined by a special guest, Tamilore, who did what many only dream of: he got his Skilled Worker visa straight from Niger
Why is it that when Black women express pain, we’re not believed? In this raw and powerful episode, our guest shares her traumatic experience with the NHS, a system that failed to listen, validate, or care. We talk about
In this episode, we explore a common yet frustrating experience for Nigerians abroad—the constant need to prove that we speak English fluently. Despite English being Nigeria’s official language, many of us still face sur
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