Somaliland intensifies its campaign for international recognition by proposing exclusive mineral resource access and military base opportunities to the United States, following Israel's recent recognition of its independence.
A Nigerian man deported from the United States after 10 months in ICE detention has shared a touching video message expressing gratitude to his wife and family for their support during his ordeal.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has reportedly refused a request from US President Donald Trump to allow American forces to use UK air bases for potential military strikes on Iran, citing concerns about international law violations.
US President Donald Trump has set a 15-day deadline for Iran to finalize a nuclear agreement, warning of potential limited military action if it fails. This follows a US naval buildup in the Middle East and ongoing negotiations amid heightened tensions.
Nigeria has shifted from rejecting Donald Trump's claims of a Christian genocide to welcoming US military support within three months. American troops are now training Nigerian soldiers, marking a strategic pivot driven by security needs and oil interests
Former US President Donald Trump expressed sadness over Prince Andrew's arrest, calling it detrimental to the Royal Family. The ex-prince was detained on his birthday amid Epstein-linked investigations.
A 70-year-old Nigerian man was deported from the US after living there for 50 years, with his granddaughter revealing he has no home or support in Nigeria, sparking online sympathy and debate.
A Nigerian man who left his homeland at age 19 has been allegedly deported from the United States after nearly 50 years abroad, leaving his family heartbroken and seeking assistance as he no longer has a home in Nigeria.
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a $10 billion donation to the new Board of Peace initiative, with $7 billion pledged for Gaza relief and troops from five nations for a stabilization force.
King Charles III has expressed deepest concern following the arrest of his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office, while Virginia Giuffre's family welcomes the development.
US President Donald Trump has issued a stark 10-day ultimatum to Iran, warning of potential military strikes if a meaningful peace deal is not reached, amid stalled nuclear talks and a significant US military buildup in the Middle East.
Bernard Musyoki, 39, pleads with Kenyan authorities for assistance to travel to the United States to care for his 74-year-old wife Deborah, who is hospitalized with severe COVID-19 complications.
A Nigerian man's German residence permit application was rejected after a travel agent provided a fraudulent accommodation contract. He vows legal action and plans to appeal the embassy's decision.
A British couple from East Sussex, Lindsay and Craig Foreman, have been sentenced to ten years in prison in Iran, accused of espionage while on a global motorcycle trip. Their family and UK officials denounce the verdict as unjust and call for urgent acti
The US military has positioned forces for a possible strike on Iran as early as this weekend, but President Trump has not yet authorized action, with diplomatic talks ongoing and regional tensions escalating.
The Trump administration appears to be edging closer to possible military action against Iran, with a significant U.S. force buildup in the region and coordination with Israel being considered, according to a new report.
Canada announces new 2026 Express Entry categories targeting skilled workers from Nigeria and other nations, prioritizing those with Canadian experience and specific professions.
The Vatican has formally declined an invitation to join President Trump's International Board of Peace, citing its unique nature and reaffirming support for the United Nations as the primary body for global crisis management.
Ukrainian forces have detained Balogun Ridwan, a Nigerian who claims he was deceived into joining the Russian army under false job promises. He appeals to President Tinubu for government intervention and forgiveness.
Iran has closed the vital Strait of Hormuz for the first time since the 1980s amid live-fire naval drills, escalating tensions with the US over nuclear talks and military deployments in the Gulf region.
Balogun Ridwan, a Nigerian national, was reportedly captured by Ukrainian forces after being allegedly tricked into signing a Russian military contract. He claims he traveled for an engineering job but was forced to fight, highlighting a pattern of foreig
Prominent Nigerian lawyers, academics, and civil society leaders have strongly reacted to the presence of United States soldiers in Nigeria, calling it a violation of national sovereignty and warning against foreign interference in domestic security matte
French authorities have arrested nine suspects in connection with the killing of far-right activist Quentin Deranque in Lyon. The incident has escalated political tensions ahead of upcoming elections.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei dismisses Trump's military boasts, declaring powerful forces can be struck hard. He claims Iran has weapons to target US carriers amid Geneva talks.
The United States Mission Nigeria has renewed warnings about visa fraud, stating such violations may lead to stricter screening for Nigerian applicants and undermine legitimate travel opportunities.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres renews calls for full decolonization of Western Sahara and 16 other territories, emphasizing the UN's commitment to ending colonial rule.
The world mourns the passing of civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson, founder of Rainbow PUSH Coalition, who died at 84 after battling progressive supranuclear palsy. Jackson's legacy includes presidential campaigns, international prisoner negotiations,
Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso faces US visa and asset sanctions for critiquing US policy on Nigeria, highlighting the risks of principled dissent in international politics.
The Russian Embassy in Ghana has acknowledged reports about a Russian national, Yaytseslav, allegedly recording women without consent in Ghana and Kenya, sparking widespread outrage over privacy violations.
Estonia's foreign minister warns NATO would launch deep strikes inside Russia if Moscow invades Baltic states, dismissing rapid occupation scenarios and highlighting increased defense spending.