A woman has shared a social media post reflecting on her life two years after leaving Africa, according to Tuko. In the post, she described earning a Master's degree in the United Kingdom before relocating to the United States, and expressed gratitude for how her life has changed since making the move. Her story, which highlights her educational and personal journey abroad, has drawn attention online as she marked the milestone anniversary of her departure.

The administration of US President Donald Trump has reduced the annual limit for the US Green Card Lottery by 3,150 slots, according to a report by Tuko. The change lowers the number of Diversity Visa applicants who can ultimately receive permanent residency in the United States. The Diversity Visa programme, commonly known as the Green Card Lottery, allocates a set number of immigrant visas each year to applicants from countries with historically low rates of immigration to the US.

A video circulating on social media shows a Nigerian woman tearing her Canada permanent residency card after she obtained Canadian citizenship. The event has garnered various reactions from netizens.

The administration of US President Donald Trump has issued a fresh update for Kenyans interested in applying for the 2027 Diversity Visa (DV) programme, commonly known as the Green Card Lottery. According to Tuko, the update is aimed at prospective Kenyan applicants ahead of the lottery's registration period. The Diversity Visa programme offers eligible participants from qualifying countries a chance to obtain permanent residency in the United States. Further details of the update were not specified in the report.

The United States Diversity Visa programme, widely known as the Green Card Lottery, gives eligible applicants a chance to obtain permanent residence in the US. According to Legit.ng, the programme selects participants from countries with historically low immigration rates, offering a limited number of immigrant visas each year. Applicants must meet basic education or work experience requirements and submit entries during the official registration window. Selected winners must still pass background checks and consular interviews before receiving a green card.

US authorities have explained that children of Diversity Visa lottery winners risk losing eligibility if they turn 21 before key processing steps are completed. According to the guidance, strict timelines apply to so-called 'age-out' cases, meaning families must act quickly after winning. The clarification highlights the emotional impact on families whose children may be excluded from immigrating if deadlines are missed.