US demands 36 months’ jail for Binance founder Zhao
Changpeng Zhao, the founder of Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, should serve 36 months in prison after pleading guilty...
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African leaders, heads of govts, UN adopt Abuja Declaration on counter-terrorism
African leaders including Heads States and Government, Ministers of Defence, National Security Advisors, and representatives of regional organisations, UN and...
Over 50,000 displaced amid clashes in Northern Ethiopia, says UN
The United Nations has sounded the alarm as clashes in a disputed area in northern Ethiopia have forced over 50,000...
State Police: VP Shettima, Jonathan, Abdusalami, others to attend Reps’ national dialogue
The House of Representatives will on Monday hold a National Dialogue on State Policing in fulfilment of the commitment made...
US sets to withdraw forces from Niger after expulsion by ruling junta
The United States has commenced plans to withdraw its military forces from Niger, following an agreement between US Deputy Secretary...
U.S., Nigeria set to join forces on digital economy, AI
The United States of America (USA) and Nigeria are set to discuss the digital economy, emerging technology, and the development...
US bans four ex-Malawian officials over corruption allegations
The United States government has banned four former senior Malawi officials from entering the country over corruption allegations. Some of...
Brazilian football icon Romario announces return from retirement at 58
At 58, Brazilian football legend Romario has quite a resume: World Cup winner, senator, president of his favorite club, America of Rio...
Chibok Girls: U.S. vows support for Nigeria’s anti-terrorism war, victims’ families
The United States Government has pledged to support Nigeria’s war against terrorism, as the country marks a decade of the...
Hundreds rally in Niger, demand expulsion of US troops
Hundreds marched through Niger's capital on Saturday to demand the expulsion of US troops. The rally came after the ruling...
