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What Happens When Japa Doesn’t Go as Planned: Real Stories From the Other Side

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How It Feels Watching Your Friends Succeed in Nigeria While You Struggle Abroad

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Cleaner in the UK, Banker in Nigeria: Who Is Really Winning in 2026?

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Is UK Citizenship Still the Ultimate Nigerian Dream in 2026?

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Is a Soft Life Achievable for the Average Nigerian Youth in 2026?

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Are Nigerians in the UK Living Better, or Just Posting Better?

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Is Japa Always Worth It, or Is Staying in Nigeria Underrated?

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“Soft Work” vs “Hard Work”: What Success Means to Nigerian Youth Now