Jollof Wars Abroad: Nigerian vs Ghanaian vs Senegalese Jollof, Who Wins?
The jollof war follows us everywhere, from office potlucks to weddings abroad. Nigerian, Ghanaian, Senegalese thieboudienne, Liberian or Sierra Leonean jollof: who… more
Accent and Name Wahala: Should You Change Your Accent or Name to Fit In Abroad?
Some Africans abroad shorten their names or change their accents for work. Others refuse. Is it smart adapting or losing yourself? more
Funniest Things Colleagues Abroad Have Said About African Food
“Is jollof just rice?” “Why is your soup so spicy?” “You eat that with your hands?” What is the funniest thing a… more
Japa or Stay: Is Moving Abroad Still Worth It in 2026?
The japa debate never ends. With higher costs abroad and changing visa rules, is moving abroad still worth it? Who should go,… more
Naming Ceremonies, Weddings and Burials Abroad: How Do Families Keep Traditions?
Naming ceremonies, traditional weddings, and sending a loved one home for burial all look different abroad. How does your family keep these… more
Dating and Marriage Abroad: Should You Marry Someone From Home or Abroad?
Marry from home, marry someone in the diaspora, or marry outside your culture? It is one of the hottest debates among Africans… more
Is a Master's Degree Abroad Worth It for Africans? Costs, Jobs and Payback
Many Africans use a master’s degree as their route abroad. Is it worth the cost, and how quickly do people pay it… more
Which Country Is Best for Africans Relocating: UK, Canada, US, Germany or Australia?
Everyone has an opinion. Which country is best for Africans moving abroad right now, and best for what: careers, family life, cost… more
Workplace Culture Abroad: Things Africans Get Wrong in Their First Job
From email tone to speaking up in meetings, workplace culture abroad can be very different. What surprised you in your first job… more
Why Do People Back Home Think Everyone Abroad Is Rich?
You post one picture in front of a nice building and suddenly everyone thinks you have arrived. Why do people back home… more





