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Zaporizhzhia– Ukrainian forces captured Nigerian national Kehinde Oluwagbemileke while fighting for Russian military in the Zaporizhzhia region. The 29-year-old had served with Russian forces for five months after joining in exchange for reduced drug charges. Recruitment Through Legal Troubles Oluwagbemileke represents thousands…
Malabo – Former Equatorial Guinea financial chief Baltasar Engonga stands trial for corruption charges that could send him to prison for 18 years. The case has shocked the nation with revelations of embezzlement and a sex tape scandal involving government officials’ wives. Background…
Abuja — The African Union’s Global Trade initiative targets increasing Africa’s share of global commerce to 20% from its current 2%. This ambitious goal aims to foster prosperity across the continent. Supporting MSMEs is Key to Growth Mrs. Ron Osman, Director of…
The Strait of Hormuz region – Iran’s parliament voted on measures that could close the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil trade route. This intensifies the Strait of Hormuz closure debate and raises global economic concerns. The Strait of Hormuz’s Strategic…
Abuja – President Bola Tinubu officially concluded his tenure, handing over ECOWAS leadership to Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio on Sunday in Abuja. This transition took place at the 67th Ordinary Session of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government. Tinubu’s…
Tehran – Iran has vowed to target American military bases across the Middle East following massive US airstrikes that Washington claims crippled Tehran’s nuclear program. This escalating conflict signals major international concern after Iran threatens US bases after devastating strikes on…
Columbia, SC – A federal court has granted a vital temporary halt to the deportation of Matthew Ariwoola, a Nigerian PhD student pursuing advanced chemistry studies at the University of South Carolina. This ruling provides a much-needed reprieve for Ariwoola, who faced…
London – A UK High Court has ruled Shell can be held responsible for its Oil Spills in Niger Delta. This landmark decision offers a significant victory for communities enduring decades of pollution. The ruling impacts over 13,500 residents from Ogale…
WASHINGTON – The U.S. State Department confirmed it resumes student visas appointments, but applicants will now face a significant new hurdle: mandatory social media screening. The policy requires international students to make their social media accounts public for government review. The Trump administration…
WASHINGTON – A U.S. court has sentenced five Nigerians to a total of 159 years in prison for a $17 million fraud operation. The case of the five Nigerians sentenced involved more than 100 victims, including individuals, companies, and government bodies. The group…
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