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How Nigerian leaders can end killings in the country - US ambassador
The US mission in Nigeria has called on citizens and leaders in the country to stay united with a view to ending the circle of violence against civilians. The mission made the call in reaction to the Plateau killings.
Breaking: US deports 34 Nigerians over fraud allegations, impersonation, other offences
Not fewer than 34 Nigerians who were deported from the United States of America (USA) arrived the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos on Wednesday. The deportees comprise of 32 males and two females.
Donald Trump turns 72, becomes America's oldest first-time president
The United States’ president, Donald Trump, turned 72 on Thursday, June 14, having returned to the White House after his widely publicised trip to Singapore for the historic summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Group tasks Trump to support Buhari's fight against insecurity
The Vanguards for the Protection of Democracy in Nigeria urged US President Donald Trump's administration to partner with the President Muhammadu Buhari's administration in seeking permanent solutions to Nigeria’s security.
Good news as US announces $102m to address humanitarian crisis in northeast
The US ambassador to Nigeria, Stuart Symington, on Thursday, June 7, announced $102m in humanitarian assistance to address the shelter, health and food security needs of populations in the Lake Chad region and northeast.
Extradition: Court stops AGF, NDLEA from taking steps against Kashamu
The Federal High Court in Abuja has reportedly ordered the AGF and minister of justice, Abubakar Malami, and the NDLEA not to take any further steps in their alleged bid to have Senator Buruji Kashamu extradited to the US.
Why Missouri's governor Eric Greitens resigned after 17 months in office
Missouri’s governor, Eric Greitens, on Tuesday, May 29, announce his resignation, following a scandal involving an extramarital affair with his former hairdresser. The resignation is to take effect from Friday, June 1.
Trump says US military 'is ready if necessary' after cancelling North Korean summit
United States' President Donald Trump reportedly threatened North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un with military action on Thursday, May 24, after cancelling their much anticipated, historic June 12 summit in Singapore.
Parents take their 30-year-old son to court because he refuses to move out of their house
A 30-year-old man has been evicted from his family home by a Supreme Court in the United States. The verdict follows his parents suing him because he refused to leave his parents’ house and he never helps out within the household.
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