Category : Foreign Relations


Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz First Time Since 1980s

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.

Nigerian Coalition Condemns US Military Presence in Nigeria

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

Civil Rights Icon Rev. Jesse Jackson Dies at 84

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,

Tinubu Calls for Release of South Sudan VP at AU Summit

President Bola Tinubu has called for the immediate release of South Sudan's Vice President Riek Machar and other detained opposition figures, reaffirming Nigeria's commitment to peace in the region at the AU C-5 Plus Summit in Addis Ababa.

Putin Deploys Nuclear-Capable Missiles Near EU Border

Russia has deployed hypersonic Oreshnik missile systems to Belarus, capable of striking London in minutes, raising fears of nuclear escalation and prompting warnings from exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya.

Nigeria's Empty Embassies Hurt Global Influence

Nigeria's failure to fill ambassadorial posts for nearly three years is weakening its diplomatic power, affecting trade, security, and international negotiations, as the country risks becoming a marginal player on the world stage.

UK Digital Visa System for Nigerians from February 2026

The UK Visas and Immigration will implement electronic visas exclusively for visitors requiring visas from February 25, 2026, replacing all physical documentation with a digital system accessible through UKVI accounts.

Ndume: US Bill Targeting Kwankwaso is 'Fishy'

Senator Ali Ndume expresses surprise at a US bill proposing sanctions against former Kano Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso, calling it 'fishy' and urging foreign powers to focus on individuals rather than labeling Nigeria.

China Denies US Claims of Terrorism Funding in Nigeria Mining

The Chinese embassy in Nigeria has strongly denied allegations from five US Congressmen linking Chinese mining operations to terrorism funding, calling the claims 'completely baseless' and insisting Chinese companies comply with local laws.

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