By Lucy Adautin A remarkable achievement was unfolded after a 17-year-old Nigerian-American, Ashley Adirika, secured a monumental $4 million scholarship to pursue her studies at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. Adirika's exceptional academic prowess paved...
By Emmanuel Nduka Nephew to former US President John F. Kenedy and Independent US presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr has revealed that he may have been attacked by a worm that ate part of his...
By Emmanuel Nduka In a desperate move to address manpower shortfall on the frontlines, the Parliament in Ukraine on Wednesday passed a bill that would enable some prisoners fight in the Armed Forces. Kyiv appeared to...
By Ebi Kesiena The Kenyan government has initiated the demolition of residences constructed in flood-prone regions, providing displaced families with a nominal sum of $75 as assistance for relocation, following a deadline for evacuation amidst devastating...
By Emmanuel Nduka Shortly after Vladimir Putin was sworn in for a new term as President, two Russian agents were caught plotting to assassinate Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky as a ‘gift’ for Putin, Ukraine’s state security...
By Emmanuel Nduka The Nigerian Government led by President Bola Tinubu have been accused of soliciting bribes to the tune of $150 million from global cryptocurrency giant Binance, the firm’s executive disclosed on Tuesday. Tigran Gambaryan,...
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