What happens after the airport celebration ends? Every year, thousands of Nigerians leave home carrying one powerful dream: a better life abroad. Families celebrate. Prayers are shouted. Land is sold. Hopes are packed into suitcases beside a green passport and a one-way ticket. But nobody talks about what happens next. Green Passport: The Hidden Struggles of Nigerians in Foreign Lands is a deeply emotional and thought-provoking exploration of the untold realities behind the “japa” movement. Through powerful storytelling and unforgettable characters, Frank Iwunze reveals the loneliness, pressure, racism, identity struggles, survival jobs, and emotional sacrifices many Nigerians face after leaving home in search of opportunity. From humiliating airport interrogations and freezing London nights to family expectations back home and silent mental battles abroad, this book exposes the painful truth hidden behind social media success stories. Raw, honest, relatable, and culturally authentic, Green Passport gives voice to millions of Africans navigating life in foreign lands while carrying the heavy burden of becoming their family’s hope for survival. This is more than a migration story. It is a story about sacrifice. Identity. Survival. Pressure. Resilience. And the emotional cost of chasing a dream. Perfect for readers interested in: * Nigerian diaspora stories * African immigrant experiences * Japa movement realities * Contemporary African literature * Emotional social commentary * Immigration struggles * African cultural storytelling If you have ever dreamed of leaving home, know someone abroad, or wondered what life truly feels like behind the green passport, this book will stay with you long after the final page.