The Centre for United States Immigration Services (CFUIS), in a move to link Africa’s talent and business potential with opportunities in the United States, has launched its operations in Nigeria.

Nigerian-American attorney with CFUIS, Dr. Martins Imudia, said that the expansion positions the centre as a trusted legal and business partner for individuals and organisations across the continent seeking expert guidance on United States immigration, workforce mobility, and international expansion.

Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, and having several offices at Bradenton, Clearwater, Dearborn, Fort Myers, Jacksonville, Miami and Orlando, the CFUIS offers a full suite of immigration services, including employment and family-based petitions, naturalisation, deportation defence, and global mobility consulting.

Under Imudia’s leadership, the firm has become known for its culturally sensitive, results-driven approach that not only simplifies complex legal processes but also opens doors for global opportunity.

Whether advising multinational companies on workforce mobility or assisting individuals seeking lawful permanent residency, the centre provides tailored solutions.

The new Nigeria office will serve as a vital gateway for clients seeking to access American markets, relocate talent, or expand their business footprints. In his latest initiative, Imudia has partnered with the Delta State government to establish a vocational training school aimed at addressing unemployment and equipping youth with in-demand, job-ready skills.

“Our expansion into Nigeria is not just about legal services, it’s about unlocking global opportunities for individuals, empowering communities through education, and building a future where Africa plays a leading role on the world stage.

“Our work is a testament to the power of combining expertise with purpose, driving change across borders, and inspiring a new generation of globally minded leaders,” he said.