Nigerian-born developer launches free game exposing hidden realities of life abroad

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The game presents these experiences through a simulated mobile phone interface featuring family WhatsApp conversations, bank notifications, job applications and messages from scammers targeting newly arrived migrants.

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Nigerian-born developer launches free game exposing hidden realities of life abroad

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