Nigerians can still travel to dozens of countries visa-free. We know that in recent years, the Nigerian passport has lost some of its lustre, with a number of countries imposing visa restrictions on Nigerian citizens. But we have a list of countries that you can visit visa-free.

Introducing two video shows and one new series to help you stay abreast of politics, policy and governance in Nigeria

This week’s subject on #TheAbroadLife received a trip to London as a birthday gift when she turned ten. Since then, she’s been to 34 countries, from Namibia to Eswatini. At the moment, the US is her home. But will it be her last stop? 

This week’s subject on #TheAbroadLife was a Unilag student who got a fully-sponsored internship in 2022 with an investment bank in the UK. He talks about living in a minor city where he’s often the only black person around, how he’s adjusted to it and why he’s considering a permanent stay in the UK.

After living in the UK for three years, this subject on #AbroadLife moved back to Nigeria in 2020. Now, work has taken her back, and she misses her family and Nigerian food.

Are you a Nigerian who wants to travel even for a short period but can’t seem to find a country where they don’t ask for an arm, a leg and the blood of three virgins before granting you a visa? This article is for you. 

In this edition of Z! Daily, we discuss borderline racism in China (think the burning people’s hair kind), important things you should know about dating a bad bitch, and much more. PS: We included a special rainy-weekend playlist.

In today's newsletter, we compare the similarities between the Polish and Lagosians, rank Nigerian internet service providers, and much more. PS: Do you know the Polish eat semo? #mindblown

Your friend may not tell you when they get their visa or flight ticket even, but if they start doing any of these, just know they've finally japa.

In January 2020, Kay — awesome writer over at TechCabal, (Zikoko’s sister publication) spent a month in South Asia, touring the borders between Bangladesh and India. In preparing for this interview, I spent an inordinate amount of time getting lost in Bangladeshi cuisine, using maybe all of 3 minutes to learn about everything else (JK. […]