US-Iran Nuclear Talks Move to Oman
The United States and Iran will hold nuclear negotiations in Oman on February 6, as both nations seek to de-escalate tensions following recent military incidents in the Strait of Hormuz.
Category : Foreign Relations
US $537m Lagos Consulate to Open 2028, 2,500 Jobs
The United States has announced its $537 million consulate in Lagos will be ready for occupancy in early 2028, providing 2,500 jobs and injecting $95 million into Nigeria's local economy.
US Congress Hearing on Nigeria Christian Genocide Claims
The US Congress schedules a new hearing on allegations of Christian genocide in Nigeria, with witnesses warning of worsening insecurity and rising religious violence risks.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi Killed in Libya: Global Reaction
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been assassinated by unidentified gunmen at his Zintan residence, sparking international dismay and renewed attention on Libya's turbulent politics.
Ghana Pauses Diaspora Citizenship Applications for Review
Ghana has temporarily suspended citizenship applications from African diaspora descendants to overhaul the process, raising concerns about its Pan-African image.
FBI Files: Epstein Managed Mugabe's Wealth
Newly released FBI documents allege disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein managed former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's personal wealth, according to confidential sources.
US Lawmaker Meets Plateau Governor on Christian Persecution
US Representative Riley Moore met Plateau Governor Caleb Mutfwang to discuss insecurity and alleged Christian persecution in Nigeria's Middle Belt, amid international scrutiny.
Nigerian Deported from Belgium After Colleague's Betrayal
A Nigerian man shares his heartbreaking deportation story from Belgium after a trusted colleague reported him as an illegal immigrant following a disagreement.
Iran Orders Nuclear Talks as Trump Warns of 'Bad Things'
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has ordered the start of nuclear negotiations with the United States, while President Donald Trump warns of consequences if no deal is reached.
US to Deport 79 Nigerians on Criminal List
The US Department of Homeland Security plans to deport 79 convicted Nigerians for crimes including fraud, drug trafficking, and assault, as part of a crackdown on criminal immigrants.
South Africa Cuts Power to Nigerian High Commission
South African authorities disconnected electricity to Nigeria's High Commission in Pretoria over unpaid utility bills. Nigeria's Foreign Ministry blames budget delays and says restoration efforts are underway.
Nigeria's Pretoria Mission Gets Power Back After Paying Bills
South African authorities have reconnected electricity to the Nigerian High Commission in Pretoria following the settlement of outstanding utility service debts by the diplomatic mission.
US Lists 8 African Countries as 'Do Not Travel' for 2026
The United States has placed Niger and seven other African nations under its highest Level 4 travel advisory for 2026, citing terrorism, violent crime, and security deterioration.
Nigerian Man Killed Fighting for Russia in Ukraine War
A Nigerian national has been confirmed killed on the battlefield while serving with Russian forces in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, according to security analysts.
SA Disconnects Power at Nigerian High Commission Over Debt
South African authorities have disconnected electricity at the Nigerian High Commission in Pretoria due to outstanding utility service debts, as confirmed by Tshwane's executive mayor.
Gaza-Egypt Border Reopens After Two-Year Closure
The Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt partially reopened on Monday, allowing limited Palestinian movement under a US-brokered ceasefire agreement after nearly two years of closure.
UK 2026 Entry Rules for Dual Citizens Explained
Travel expert Sassy Funke explains the UK's new 2026 entry requirements for British-Nigerian dual citizens, detailing passport rules and airline check-in procedures.
U.S. Places Niger on Level 4 'Do Not Travel' Advisory for 2026
The United States has elevated Niger to its most severe travel warning category for 2026, citing terrorism, kidnapping, and limited emergency services. This brings African nations on the Level 4 list to eight.
Ukraine Ready for US Talks on Russia Proposals
President Zelensky announces Ukraine's readiness for talks with the US next week on proposals to end the war with Russia, as the conflict approaches its fourth anniversary.
Danish Veterans Protest Trump Comments in Silent March
Between 8,000 and 10,000 people participated in a silent march in Copenhagen to protest US President Donald Trump's comments seen as insulting to non-US NATO troops in Afghanistan.
Guinea-Bissau Junta Lifts Some Opposition Restrictions
The military junta in Guinea-Bissau has lifted arrest warrants and restrictions on some opposition politicians, though one leader remains under house arrest for alleged economic crimes.
Tinubu Returns from Turkey with $5B Trade Deal
President Bola Tinubu has returned to Abuja after a state visit to Turkey, securing a commitment to boost bilateral trade to $5 billion through new agreements.
Israeli Strikes Kill 31 in Gaza Despite Peace Deal
Israeli airstrikes killed at least 31 Palestinians in Gaza, marking the deadliest day in over two months despite an ongoing ceasefire agreement. Victims included children and emergency personnel.
Shehu Sani Warns Nigerians in US Over Trump Deportations
Former Nigerian senator Shehu Sani advises Nigerians hiding in the US to voluntarily return home as Trump administration intensifies immigration enforcement and deportation efforts.
South Africa Expels Israeli Envoy Over Protocol Breaches
South Africa declares Israel's charge d'affaires persona non grata, ordering departure within 72 hours citing diplomatic violations including social media attacks and unauthorized visits.
Mali Lawmaker Jailed for Insulting Ivorian Leader
An Abidjan court sentenced Malian politician Mamadou Hawa Gassama to three years in prison for insulting Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara, amid ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two West African nations.
Colombian President's Jesus 'Made Love' Claim Angers Christians
Colombian President Gustavo Petro's controversial statement suggesting Jesus had intimate relations with Mary Magdalene has ignited fury among Christian communities worldwide.
South Africa, Israel Expel Diplomats in Diplomatic Row
South Africa declares Israeli envoy persona non grata for violating diplomatic norms, prompting immediate retaliation from Israel. The move deepens tensions over South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the ICJ.
UN Warns of Civilian Risk in South Sudan Fighting
The United Nations expresses deep concern as renewed violence in Jonglei State displaces 180,000 people, threatening humanitarian operations and civilian protection.
Putin Pauses Kyiv Attacks for Week in Freeze - Trump
US President Trump says Russian President Putin agreed to halt attacks on Kyiv and Ukrainian cities for one week amid record-setting freezing temperatures and infrastructure damage.
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