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In this post, we will be spotlighting two British-Nigerian filmmakers. As Women's History Month comes to an end, it is important to highlight the talents emerging from the Nigerian diaspora.

You may have heard about what is called "Japa" in Nigeria. But do you know what Japa is? Or what is happening? Sit back; we've got you covered. Ogo Taiwo...

In this post, we will catch you up to speed on the Nigerian Naira Shortage that is currently taking place. What is happening? Why are there protests? We'll cover it all

Written by: Faith Elizabeth (Somtochukwu) Caltrider      ‘Tis the season, as for many, is the time of year where we spend time with our loved ones and celebrate the...

As Nigerians we are very reluctant to get our health checked because there is this fear of going to the hospital, however, if you are part of that, let's just estimate 30% who do get regularly checked, then that is great. that is exactly where we are trying to get the other 70% to be. Breast Cancer is the most common cancer affecting women in Nigeria, with the highest percentage of 36.5 of all cancers in Nigeria.

There are so many mixed emotions on if and why Nigeria should be celebrated in this very timeframe. However, despite what our country is facing economically, we are a country full of rich cultures, amazing food, and beautiful people. Nigeria has produced a plethora successful people in all aspects of work and creativity whom has continued to inspire the younger generation. 

The lack of security in Nigeria is at an all-time alarming rate. This issue is at its peak and, unfortunately, our government has not been able to take full control and reassure the people of Nigeria of their safety. No day carries on without kidnapping, murdering, robbery, extortion, and so much more.

Naija Nation Fam, we are EXPANDING! Naija Nation is a collective hub and our goal is to continuously bring Nigerians in the diaspora together through clothing and different apparel representing the culture.