Iran's Leadership Crisis: 11 Officials Killed in US-Israeli War
US-Israeli airstrikes have eliminated Iran's supreme leader and ten other top officials since February 2026, creating a severe leadership vacuum amid ongoing conflict.
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Nigeria Excluded from US Asylum Policy Relaxation
The United States has relaxed its asylum crackdown but excluded Nigeria and 38 other countries from the benefits, maintaining strict immigration restrictions.
Trump Administration Eases Asylum Crackdown for Most Cases
The Trump administration is scaling back its asylum freeze, lifting the pause for most applicants while maintaining restrictions for nationals from 39 countries under the travel ban.
Trump Eyes Iranian Oil Hub as US Military Presence Grows
Former President Donald Trump suggests the US could take control of Iran's Kharg Island oil terminal amid escalating Middle East tensions and increased American troop deployments.
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Israel Reverses Ban on Priests for Palm Sunday Mass in Jerusalem
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reversed restrictions on Christian priests conducting Palm Sunday Mass at Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre following international criticism.
Trump Claims Iran Regime Change After Strikes, Predicts Deal
President Donald Trump asserts that US-Israel military actions have achieved regime change in Iran, citing new leadership and imminent oil concessions as signs of progress toward a deal.
Zelenskyy Signs Air Defence Deals with UAE, Qatar on Gulf Tour
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed defence agreements with the UAE and Qatar, focusing on countering missile and drone threats. The deals leverage Ukraine's expertise in downing drones amid regional tensions with Iran.
Iran Attacks Gulf Industrial Sites in Regional Escalation
Iran launched drone and missile strikes on major industrial facilities in Gulf states, including UAE and Bahrain, amid the ongoing U.S.-Israel war. The attacks targeted aluminum plants, with injuries reported, as regional tensions spike and oil prices ris
Nigeria's Ambassadorial Postings Spark Diplomatic Strategy Debate
The recent announcement of Nigeria's ambassadorial postings has ended a prolonged leadership vacuum in diplomatic missions but raised serious questions about the country's diplomatic priorities. Concerns center on the assignment of career diplomats primar
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Tinubu's Ambassador Appointments Face Criticism Over Quality
President Bola Tinubu's recent ambassadorial postings have drawn sharp criticism from journalists and diaspora groups, who question the competence and character of appointees like Jimoh Ibrahim, Daniel Bwala, and Femi Fani-Kayode.
Who Benefits from a U.S.-Iran War? Strategic Analysis
An in-depth examination of the strategic implications of a U.S.-Iran conflict, questioning its benefits for American interests amid global economic and diplomatic risks.
Algeria's Ex-President Liamine Zeroual Dies at 84
Algeria has declared three days of national mourning following the death of former President Liamine Zeroual at age 84. The ex-soldier, who led from 1994 to 1999, passed away in a military hospital after a serious illness.
Netanyahu: Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah Weakened by Israeli Operations
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defends military actions against Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah, claiming they are weakened forces. He cites Nasrallah's killing and missile threats neutralized, while European leaders criticize religious restrictions
Iran Warns US of 'Swamp of Death' Over Ground Invasion Reports
Iran issues a stark warning to the United States, threatening severe consequences as reports suggest potential ground operations in the Middle East, with additional US troops arriving in the region.
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Iran Threatens US Universities in Middle East
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued a direct threat to bomb American-affiliated university campuses across the Middle East, demanding the US condemn recent strikes on Iranian academic institutions by Monday.
Tinubu's UK Visit Secures Major Economic and Security Gains
President Bola Tinubu's state visit to the United Kingdom has resulted in significant bilateral agreements, including £746 million for port modernization, £500 million in agriculture investment, and enhanced security cooperation to boost Nigeria's global
Nigeria Warns Against Illegal Recruitment for Foreign Wars
The Federal Government cautions against deceptive recruitment of Nigerians to fight in foreign conflicts, following reports of deaths in the Russia-Ukraine war and exploitation of vulnerable youths.
Franklin Nechi on Global Citizenship Access for Africans
Franklin Nechi of Optiva Capital Partners discusses how Africans can secure stability and opportunity amid evolving global migration rules, emphasizing strategic planning and compliance.
Nigeria's 4-D Foreign Policy Review: 2025 Achievements
An in-depth analysis of Nigeria's 4-D foreign policy under President Tinubu, highlighting 2025 milestones in ECOWAS, BRICS, investments, and regional diplomacy, showcasing a shift towards pragmatic realism.
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Iran Strike Wounds U.S. Troops, Damages Planes in Saudi Arabia
An Iranian missile and drone attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia wounded 12 U.S. service members and damaged refueling aircraft, as Trump pushes for Saudi-Israel normalization.
Houthis Attack Israel with Missiles, Widening Regional Conflict
Yemen's Houthi movement has fired ballistic missiles at Israel, marking its first direct strikes in the US-Israeli war on Iran. The attack targeted Israeli military sites, with Israel intercepting at least one missile. The escalation threatens global trad
Zambia's President to Speak at World PR Forum in Abuja
Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema will deliver the keynote address at the 2026 World Public Relations Forum in Abuja, Nigeria, as confirmed by his minister. The event, hosted by Nigeria, aims to shape global communication from an African perspective.
Trump Warns 'Cuba is Next' as US Military Actions Escalate
Former US President Donald Trump's controversial statement about Cuba being 'next' during a Miami forum has raised international concerns, adding to escalating Middle East tensions with Houthi threats.
US Expands Social Media Checks to More Visa Categories
The United States will expand visa screening to include social media checks for additional visa categories starting March 30, 2026. Applicants must set accounts to public for scrutiny.
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Trump: CIA Told Me Iran's New Supreme Leader Khamenei Is Gay
Former US President Donald Trump confirms CIA intelligence briefed him that Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is gay, citing sources and criticizing Western Palestine supporters.
US to Deport 130 Nigerians, Releases Names and Photos
The United States Department of Homeland Security has confirmed plans to deport 130 Nigerians convicted of serious crimes, releasing their names and photos as part of immigration enforcement measures.
Iran Warns Hotels Hosting US Troops Could Be Targeted
Iran issues ultimatum to hotel owners in Bahrain and UAE, stating properties hosting US military personnel may be considered legitimate military targets following regional escalations.
Mozambique Deports 13 Nigerians, 29 Detained
Mozambique has deported 13 Nigerians without charges, citing documentation issues, while 29 others remain detained. NiDCOM officials decry unfair treatment and call for diplomatic intervention.
U.S. Accuses Iran of 47-Year Attack Campaign on Americans
The U.S. government alleges Iran has been responsible for killing and attacking Americans for nearly five decades, citing incidents like the 1983 Beirut bombing and Iraq War casualties.
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UK Deports 60,000 Migrants Since Trump Presidency
The United Kingdom has removed nearly 60,000 unauthorized migrants and foreign offenders since Donald Trump became president, with formal deportations rising 45% and voluntary departures exceeding 43,000.
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