The United States Government has shut down operation at its embassy in Lagos for two days over the rising violence in the city. The U.S. embassy disclosed this via its official Twitter handle @USinNigeria saying, “Multiple...
Controversy over early election results in Guinea has sparked protest with main opposition leader Cellou Dalien Diallo claiming three of his supporters have been killed and several others injured. Shortly after Sunday’s presidential elections, before official...
Claims of electoral victory made by opposition leader, Cellou Dalein Diallo have been dismissed by Guinea's electoral body. Mr Diallo had on Monday told his supporters that he won the first round of presidential polls in...
President Donald Trump has disclosed that Sudan would be removed from the US list of state sponsors of terrorism. He however said the removal will be on the condition that the African country pays $335 million...
Cameroon has closed more than 60 schools on its northern border with Nigeria in a bid to save children and teaching staff from the increasing Boko Haram attacks. The Cameroon basic education official, Mr Ousmanou Garga,...
Nigeria's Former Minister of Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala says 79 countries have backed her candidacy for WTO Job. Ngozi has also disclosed that she has the full support of 55-man African Union (AU) over her only opponent,...
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