Diplomacy/International
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Nigerian-born politician emerges UK party leader
A Nigerian-born politician, Celia Hibbert, has been elected leader of the UK opposition party, Reform UK, on Wolverhampton City Council…
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Trump: ‘I made ‘fantastic trade deals’ with China’s President Xi’
•US President Donald Trump (R) shakes hands with China’s President Xi Jinping President Donald Trump said today he had made…
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Hajj Shock: Nigerian pilgrims lose cash, valuables in Saudi Arabia
•A cross section of Nigerian pilgrims in Saudi Arabia Three pilgrims from Jigawa State participating in the 2026 Hajj exercise…
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Trump sparks fresh outrage with move to strip citizenship from foreign-born Americans
The Trump administration has begun a fresh push to revoke the citizenship of some foreign-born Americans, filing new denaturalisation cases…
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Tensions rise as Iran issues fresh warning to Trump over peace deal
Iran’s chief negotiator on Tuesday issued an ultimatum to the United States to accept the conditions in Tehran’s 14-point proposal…
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Nigeria earns $578m from crude sales to US in 90 days
The United States spent $578.78 million on crude oil imports from Nigeria in the first quarter of 2026, down from…
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Bad governance forcing Africans to seek refuge in South Africa — President Ramaphosa
South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, has said his Afri – can counterparts must address some of the domestic factors respon…
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At last, FG moves to bring Nigerians home amid renewed xenophobic tensions in South Africa
The federal government has commenced arrangements to evacuate Nigerians willing to return home from South Africa following renewed anti-foreigner protests…
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Plateau Massacre: US lawmaker urges Trump to take forceful action over attacks in Nigeria
•Trump and Tinubu A United States lawmaker, Riley Moore, has called on the administration of President Donald Trump to take…
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Outrage as South Africa Deputy President Mashatile debunks claims of xenophobia in the country
Deputy President Paul Mashatile says South Africa remains open to African investment and is not anti-foreigner, but will not tolerate…
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