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ADEFEMOLA AKINTADE

February 15, 2025

#JusticeForNigeria: Environmental activists storm Tower of London, accuse Shell of environmental pollution in Niger Delta 

The protest coincided with a hearing at the Royal Court of Justice which involved the Nigerian Bille and Ogale communities vs Shell.

Protest outside Tower Of London
February 12, 2025

Trump says talks to end Ukrainian war underway after phone call with Russia’s Putin

The American leader said both he and the Russian president reminisced about centuries-old history.

Putin and Trump
February 11, 2025

Foreign anti-bribery policy only looks good on paper but harms U.S. economy: Trump

Mr Trump said the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), despite looking good on paper, was in reality sabotaging numerous U.S. businesses.

Donald Trump
February 8, 2025

Prince Harry suffering enough from Meghan Markle, no need to deport him: Donald Trump

Quizzed about his stance on the matter, Mr Trump said deportation was not in the cards for Harry, saying he had bigger fish to fry.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
February 8, 2025

Trump cuts financial aid to South Africa, approves resettling of 2.7 million white farmers to U.S.

The U.S. president stressed South Africa’s perceived hostility towards the U.S. and its allies, primarily, Israel.

Trump/ South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa
February 7, 2025

Trump imposes sanctions on ICC, alleges court undermines U.S., Israel’s sovereignty

Although the U.S. and Israel are not ICC members, Palestine became a member of the international court in 2015, thereby entitling Gaza to the ICC’s protection and jurisdiction.

U.S. President Donald Trump and ICC building
February 5, 2025

Wale Tinubu sues Peoples Gazette, demands N1 billion over story on Oando’s takeover of Agip Nigerian assets

Mr Adekoya urged Mr Tinubu to stop hounding The Gazette’s reporters with “hot-tempered” police officers and allow the law to take its due course.

Wale Tinubu; Oando; Peoples Gazette; Bola Tinubu
February 4, 2025

DOJ fines USAID affiliate $3.1 million over fraud committed by Nigerian HIV/AIDS contractor Zenith Carex

Chemonics which did not immediately suspect foul play passed all the fraudulent bills to USAID for payment.

U.S Justice Department/USAID
February 4, 2025

Canadian judge rules bribery, extortion official policy of Nigerian police, denies asylum to retired officer

Due to the tarnished image of Nigeria’s police abroad, several asylum applications by former security operatives have fallen through.

IGP and officers extorting drivers