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Niyi is a senior data editor at NiyiDaram

Japanese carmaker Nissan has announced another round of job cuts, affecting 11,000 employees globally and shutting down seven factories. This restructuring comes in response to the company’s struggles in the face of weak sales. Falling sales in China and heavy discounting in the US, Nissan’s two largest markets, have significantly impacted its earnings. Additionally, a proposed merger with Honda and Mitsubishi, which was set to take place in February, fell through. The latest job cuts bring the total number of layoffs announced by Nissan in the past year to approximately 20,000, representing 15% of its workforce. The exact locations of…

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New rules, as announced by the government, will extend the waiting period for migrants to qualify for permanent settlement in the UK. These rules will apply to individuals already residing in the country. Previously, the current five-year period for applying for the right to stay indefinitely in the UK was unclear whether it would apply to the approximately 1.5 million foreign workers who have moved to the UK since 2020. However, the government has clarified that a document published in the coming weeks will make it clear that the 10-year qualifying period will be applied to both individuals already in…

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The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has unveiled the new jersey for the Super Falcons ahead of the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON), sparking excitement among fans and players. In a tweet, the NFF announced: “New kit. Same pride. The @NGSuper_Falcons’ new jersey is here — bold, fearless, and made for champions.” New kit. Same pride. The @NGSuper_Falcons’ new jersey is here — bold, fearless, and made for champions pic.twitter.com/01WqARzWY4 — The NFF 🇳🇬 (@thenff) May 14, 2025 Accompanying the announcement were striking promotional photos showcasing the sleek and modern design of the kit. The jersey features a bold…

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With the UK actively seeking skilled workers in key industries, getting a job that comes with visa sponsorship is more achievable in 2025 than ever before. If you’re an international job seeker looking to work and live in the UK, this guide covers the top 10 in-demand jobs that not only pay well but are also open to sponsoring overseas candidates under the Skilled Worker visa route. We’ll also show you how to apply, what to expect, and links to real employer portals — no fluff, just facts. 🏆 1. Nurses & Healthcare Professionals Why it’s in demand: The NHS…

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Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has announced plans to ease prison overcrowding by imposing limits on the duration of some offenders’ prison sentences. Under these changes, offenders recalled for breaching their licenses will be released after a fixed 28-day period. This approach aims to bypass the lengthy waits for parole board assessments before release. However, Mahmood emphasized that despite the construction of new prisons, the government cannot simply “build our way out of this crisis.” She clarified that the change will not apply to those who commit serious further offenses or are deemed to pose a high risk. The government is…

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Jose Mujica, the former president of Uruguay known worldwide as the “world’s poorest president,” has passed away at the age of 89. Renowned for his unassuming lifestyle and dedication to social justice, Mujica’s presidency left an indelible mark on Uruguay and the global political landscape. From his simple lifestyle to his groundbreaking progressive policies, his leadership defied conventional expectations and garnered admiration across the world. Early Life and Political Beginnings Born on May 20, 1935, in the rural town of Paysandú, Uruguay, Jose Mujica’s life was anything but ordinary. Before entering politics, Mujica was a member of the Tupamaros, an…

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The well-preserved corpse of a 16th-century Catholic saint has been unveiled to the public. Many devout Catholics were left awestruck when they saw the 440-year-old body of Saint Teresa of Jesus inside a glass coffin in Spain. The Discalced Carmelite nun’s body was first displayed to the public since 1914 at the Basilica Annunciation of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Salamanca province, Spain, on Sunday, May 11. Although visibly skeletal at first glance, parts of the corpse are said to still be remarkably well-preserved. Visitors to the Basilica were visibly emotional at the sight of the centuries-old body.

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Over 500 migrants used calm seas yesterday to journey to Britain, as the Prime Minister asserted his commitment to reclaiming control of our borders. This incident signifies that at least 12,000 individuals have now crossed the Channel on small boats this year, effectively undermining Sir Keir Starmer’s promises of a stringent crackdown. Despite the government’s vow to dismantle people-smuggling gangs, 2025 is on track to be a record year for crossings. In an early-morning press conference, the Prime Minister addressed the nation, discussing the challenges of immigration. Footage showed scores of young men arriving at Dover after days of favorable…

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Sir Keir Starmer has unveiled a bold plan to reshape the UK’s immigration system, marking a significant turning point in national policy. The newly proposed Keir UK immigration rules for 2025 aim to reduce net migration by 100,000 each year through stricter eligibility criteria and tighter border enforcement. 🔍 What’s in the New UK Immigration Rules? The immigration white paper includes sweeping reforms targeting skilled worker visas, international students, and those seeking British citizenship. Starmer’s government believes these changes will restore control over the UK’s borders. Key Highlights of the 2025 Reforms: 10-Year Citizenship Requirement: Migrants will now wait 10…

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