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Olatunde Badmus, consultant with EBTeam, has advised Nigerians and other Africans seeking opportunities abroad to be cautious of fake agents and ensure proper consultation before embarking on relocation plans.
Badmus, who described the “Japa” wave as a growing cultural trend among Nigerian professionals, noted that many aspirants are unaware of credible, merit-based pathways to permanent residency abroad.
“In a nation where ‘Japa’ chats are the order of the day, the relocation hunt has turned into a way of culture as well as a must for the majority of Nigerian professionals.
“However, as many people fantasize about staying in a foreign land, very few know how they can become permanent dwellers without relying on fortunes, lotteries, and foreign degrees, which are both costly and unpredictable.”
He explained that merit-based immigration remains one of the most reliable routes, and EBTeam has positioned itself as a trusted guide for Nigerians pursuing this option.
According to him, “That journey is merit-based immigration, and EBTeam has made itself the most preferred guide to assist Nigerians on that path without hesitation.”
Badmus highlighted uncertainty as one of the biggest challenges facing relocation seekers—ranging from confusing visa categories to inconsistent agents and widespread misinformation.
“EBTeam was formed to rewrite that script, focusing on two categories of petitions—EB-1 (Extraordinary Ability) and EB-2 National Interest Waiver (NIW). The firm has a highly analytical, transparent, and structured approach that transforms a complex set of rules and regulations into a roadmap,” he noted.
He emphasized that the organisation relies on strategy, precise documentation, and professional presentation rather than guesswork, to make high-skilled immigration “as smooth and reliable as possible.”
Badmus also attributed the firm’s success to its methodology and his own experience.
“The main success strategy of EBTeam includes its founder and lead consultant, Olatunde Badmus, whose personal experience in the EB-1A category of the visa program serves as the guide to every client encounter,” he said.
“I am a professional in IT who has long experience and high academic qualifications, and knows both the technical and emotional aspects of immigration,” he added.
He explained that every client undergoes a thorough profile assessment where strengths, accomplishments, and potential weaknesses are measured against immigration standards.
“To Nigerian professionals, doctors, academicians, artists and businesspersons, this model is the gift that keeps giving them predictability—in an era when numerous relocation paths entail one praying to get a visa, a scholarship or even a sponsoring company,” Badmus said.