Meet your 2022 #CWPrize Shortlist! Congratulations to all! 🎉
The Regional winners will be announced on 23 May, and the overall winner on 21 June.
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From immigration officers that won't stamp your passport without a tip to NDLEA officers with account numbers on standy.
A writer's account of the awkward, expensive ritual of navigating Nigerian airports.
Written by: @_frinkie
Are you a Nigerian living abroad?
We’d love to hear your story — whether it’s about leaving Nigeria or what life has been like overseas.
Send a DM or fill out the form using the link below, and we’ll reach out to you.
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Bolu (@bolu_ay) spent his early years in the UK, so returning in 2018 for a master’s felt like a fresh start in a familiar place.
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In this story, he shares great tips for building community and making friends through activities and social clubs, the pain of being so far away when his grandfather passed, and why he keeps putting off his return to Nigeria.
Gerry (@OsemudiamenOG) always wanted to get a master’s abroad. But about two years into Tinubu’s regime, he decided the time was now.
https://t.co/TCmicb4Qkv
In this story, he talks about life in Scotland’s Aberdeen, the exciting whims he’s indulged, and his plans for the future.
Iliyasu (@IliyasuBiu) spent four years in Sri Lanka getting his doctorate before returning to Nigeria in 2018.
https://t.co/WtI4WETSuR
In this story, he talks about the initial culture shocks, the best and worst parts of life on the island and why he was reluctant to leave his new home when it was time to return to Nigeria.
Few weeks ago, we brought together people who care deeply about the direction of the country.
From power and accountability to youth participation in politics, the room didn’t shy away from difficult topics.
We need more conversations like this.
#citizenTownhall2026
Farida*, 34, moved into her older brother’s home at 29 to get her footing in a new city. What she didn’t expect was to fall in love with his wife.
https://t.co/sPNjH9g5q2
Precious (@deyemipresh ) is a co-founder of Beeva AI, a beauty-tech startup, currently living in Germany.
In this story, she talks about quitting a stable job at Flutterwave to chase a tech entrepreneurship dream in Ghana, and how five months of "locking in" led to her eventually finding her tribe within Berlin’s running and tech communities.
https://t.co/84l01kX1wo
With everything happening in Nigeria, we need conversations that lead us to solutions.
Join us at Four Points by Sheraton Lagos or virtually on Google Meet for The Citizen Townhall on February 28, 2026.
Click the link to register: https://t.co/TCTWi8v77f
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