Rising Tension in Zimbabwe Amid Calls for Protests

Harare, Zimbabwe  —  Political unrest is mounting in Zimbabwe as citizens take to the streets, demanding the resignation of President Emmerson Mnangagwa amid heavy security presence. A nationwide demonstration, initially planned as a mass movement to pressure Mnangagwa out of office, resulted in a near shutdown as tensions escalated. Protest organizer Blessed Geza, in a…

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US Intensifies Maritime Supremacy Contest with China  

Washington, D.C. —  The United States, despite maintaining the world’s most formidable navy, is ramping up efforts to assert dominance on the high seas amid China’s expanding maritime influence. Recent strategic pronouncements by former President Donald Trump—spanning naval expansion, the Panama Canal, and Greenland—underscore Washington’s push to strengthen its sea power across multiple fronts, mirroring…

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Zelensky Ready to Resign for Ukraine’s NATO Membership

Kyiv, Ukraine  —  Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has declared his willingness to step down if it guarantees Ukraine’s accession to NATO. Zelensky made this statement on Sunday amid ongoing discussions on Ukraine’s NATO bid, emphasizing the strategic importance of alliance membership in securing the country’s future. Facing mounting criticism from the new U.S. administration, Zelensky…

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Nigerians in UK Protest Against Visa Fraud.

London, United Kingdom  —  Nigerians residing in the UK have taken to the streets to protest the increasing prevalence of Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) scams, calling out 30 individuals allegedly involved in fraudulent visa schemes. The demonstration took place on Thursday, with protesters assembling on Marsham Street, London, to voice their grievances. A live TikTok…

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Israel Postpones Palestinian Prisoner Release Amid Ceasefire

Jerusalem, Israel  —  The Israeli government has delayed the scheduled release of over 600 Palestinian prisoners, citing repeated violations by Hamas. The postponement was announced after Hamas freed six Israeli hostages on Saturday, the last captives designated for release under the initial phase of a ceasefire agreement that began last month. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s…

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EFCC Transfers Recovered Assets, $50M to Foreign Victims

Abuja, Nigeria — The Federal Government has returned over $50 million in recovered assets to the governments of Spain, Switzerland, and the United States for onward restitution to victims of financial fraud. During the handover ceremony, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, emphasized that the restitution aligns with Nigeria’s commitment to combating…

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NECO Accredits More Schools in Equatorial Guinea

Malabo, Equatorial Guinea  —  The National Examinations Council (NECO) has granted accreditation to additional schools in Equatorial Guinea, allowing them to participate in its Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) and Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE). The announcement was made in a statement by Azeez Sani, Acting Director of Information and Public Relations, confirming that a…

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Rome Hospital Admits Pope Francis for Respiratory Infection

Rome, Nigeria  —  Pope Francis is receiving treatment for a respiratory infection at Gemelli Hospital in Rome, the Vatican announced on Monday The 88-year-old pontiff was admitted to the hospital on Friday for bronchitis treatment and tests, which revealed a polymicrobial infection affecting his respiratory tract. According to Vatican spokesperson Matteo Bruni, the pope’s medication…

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Israel Applauds Nigeria’s Unwavering Support

Abuja, Nigeria  —   The Israeli government has expressed deep appreciation for Nigeria’s steadfast support, reaffirming the enduring diplomatic ties between both nations. Israeli Ambassador to Nigeria, Michael Freeman, conveyed this gratitude while addressing delegates at the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria’s biennial conference in Abuja. He acknowledged Nigeria’s consistent solidarity with Israel, emphasizing the mutual benefits…

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Trump Pushes for Reciprocal Tariffs to Reshape Global Trade

Washington, D.C.  — President Donald Trump has directed his administration to explore imposing reciprocal tariffs on key trading partners, intensifying his drive for what he calls fairer trade practices. In a formal directive signed on Thursday, Trump instructed the US Trade Representative and the Commerce Secretary to develop country-specific tariff proposals aimed at addressing trade…

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Hamas Suspends Hostage Release, Cites Ceasefire by Israel

Gaza City, Palestine   — Hamas has halted the planned release of Israeli hostages, citing Israel’s alleged failure to uphold ceasefire commitments, further complicating ongoing negotiations. The announcement, made by Al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obaida via Telegram, stated that the scheduled release, set for Saturday, would be postponed indefinitely. “The handover of the Zionist prisoners set…

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ECOWAS Court to Launch ECMS, Meets Guinea-Bissau Envoy

Abuja, Nigeria—  The ECOWAS Court of Justice is set to officially launch its upgraded Electronic Case Management System (ECMS), marking a significant step toward digital transformation. The Communications Division of the Court announced that a comprehensive Quality Assurance Workshop and Group Training will precede the platform’s Go-Live Ceremony. The workshop, scheduled for February 2–5, 2025,…

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NiDCOM Chair Celebrates Azubuike’s move to Brigadier General  

Abuja, Nigeria. —  The Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), Mrs. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has congratulated Amanda Azubuike on her promotion to Brigadier General in the United States Army. In a statement from Abuja, Dabiri-Erewa hailed Azubuike’s elevation as a remarkable achievement reflecting her unwavering dedication, resilience, and outstanding service. Born in London to…

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U.S. Set to Deport 3,690 Nigerians Amid Crackdown

Washington, D.C.  —  The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has listed 3,690 Nigerians among nearly two million non-citizens slated for deportation, as part of a large-scale immigration enforcement initiative. According to a report from ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO), obtained by Fox News, as of November 24, 2024, over 1.4 million individuals…

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