Category: Foreign
Lekki massacre: Soldiers who shot protesters must face the law, U.S. officials to Osinbajo
Senior officials of the United States Government on Thursday met with Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo and expressed displeasure over the shooting of unarmed...
Lekki massacre: Beyounce, Rihanna, Nikki, Minaj others condemn killings
International celebrities, Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna and several others have condemned Tuesday night’s massacre at the Lekki toll gate. The army opened fire...
Stop violence on protesters, Biden tells Buhari
Former United States Vice President and Democratic Presidential Candidate, Joe Biden, has joined eminent citizens who has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to halt...
Like Nigeria, Zimbabwe high court taken over by robbers
injure two policemen A Bulawayo High court in Zimbabwe was Sunday under siege as eight armed robbers stormed the court to steal court papers from the registry safe. They...
Market capitalisation: ExxonMobil loses $225b to Chevron – Report
Twice over the past two weeks, ExxonMobil XOM has made headlines for all the wrong reasons, a Forbes Report reads. Last week the utility NextEra Energy NEE...
Trump’s boycott debate: Biden surprised
Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, says he does not know what to do after President Donald Trump announced his decision not to participate in the second...
How foreign private equity firms hijack businesses from Nigerian entrepreneurs
The difficulties Nigerian entrepreneurs endure in the hands of foreign private equity firms and venture capitalists have been blamed on the clever tricks deployed...
Nigeria, 15 nations begin joint military operation in Gulf of Guinea
The Nigerian Navy on Wednesday deployed six warships and 65 gunboats in a joint multinational maritime exercise comprising 16 foreign Navies from Europe,...
U.S. judge shifts Hushpuppi’s trial to 2021
Nigerian celebrity ,Rahmon Abbas otherwise known as Hushpuppi who is facing wire fraud charges in the United states,will have to wait longer in detention as the...
ECOWAS lifts sanction on Mali
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), on Tuesday, lifted the sanctions imposed on Mali in the wake of an August 18 military coup, citing...
