By Lucy Adautin President Bola Tinubu's two-day official visit to the State of Qatar kicked off today with the signing of seven agreements between Nigeria and the Middle Eastern nation. The visit commenced on March 2,...
By Emmanuel Nduka In recent weeks, Nigerians have been grappling with heat waves. The weather all over Africa's most populous nation has been simmering, with netizens jesting that the country may be edging close to the...
By Lucy Adautin Russia will implement a six-month embargo on petrol exports starting March 1 to guarantee sufficient fuel supply for domestic consumption, announced the government on Thursday. Despite ranking as the world's third-largest oil producer,...
By Lucy Adautin Ghana's Parliament has approved a new bill that mandates a prison sentence of up to three years for individuals convicted of identifying as LGBTQ+. According to reports, the bill, passed on Wednesday, also...
By Lucy Adautin Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh has declared the resignation of his government, responsible for governing portions of the occupied West Bank, citing the increasing violence in the territory and the conflict in Gaza....
By Lucy Adautin Nigeria's Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has refuted claims suggesting that the Guards Brigade was placed on high alert due to unusual activities, sparking suspicions of a coup plot in Nigeria. According to a statement...
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