Friday, April 19, 2024

Diaspora

March 21, 2024

U.S. Embassy says Americans are buying Nigerian children, imprisoning pregnant women; engaging in illegal adoption, fraud: Governors

The governors “pledged to engage the relevant ministries, departments and agencies of government in a bid to address the situation.”

March 18, 2024

APC in diaspora asks Tinubu to intervene in UK chapter crisis

According to the statement, the president’s speedy intervention is needed following an alleged election compromise into the UK diaspora chapter.

Bola Tinubu and APC logo
March 17, 2024

UK varsities mull cutting courses, staff over drop in Nigerian, Indian, other foreign students enrollment

University leaders warned that the loss of a one-third of foreign students has threatened to push institutions into loss.

NIGERIAN STUDENTS ABROAD
March 12, 2024

Angolan president to visit China Thursday

The Angolan president will also visit Shandong Province.

Angola President João Lourenço
March 12, 2024

UK wage growth slows as unemployment firms up

Most economists expected the jobless rate to remain at 3.8 per cent.

UK flag
March 12, 2024
Former U.S. President Donald Trump
March 11, 2024

APC diaspora leaders back Tinubu to solve Nigeria’s problems

“President Tinubu assures the diaspora community to expect their voices to be heard and their contributions valued,” Mr Tella stressed.

President Bola Tinubu (Credit: Presidency)
March 10, 2024

Bangladesh to deepen bilateral relations with Nigeria: Official

“There is no doubt Nigeria and Bangladesh will continue to build on the successes recorded.’’

Minister of Foreign Affairs Yusuf Tuggar
March 8, 2024

Sowore to reunite with family in U.S. after four-year persecution by Buhari regime

Sowore said that despite his ordeal in the hands of the Buri regime, he would not back out in ensuring an egalitarian society.

Omoyele Sowore
March 7, 2024

26-year-old Nigerian jailed in U.S. over romance scam

The Nigerian was accused of using a fake persona online to trick a victim from Alabama into sending $2,650 in money orders through the mail.

U.S prison