New Trump Travel Ban Sparks Backlash Among Yemeni Americans in Michigan Battleground
Arab Americans in Dearborn feel betrayed by Trump’s renewed travel ban, deepening political distrust in Michigan’s key electorate
Arab Americans in Dearborn feel betrayed by Trump’s renewed travel ban, deepening political distrust in Michigan’s key electorate
Hundreds of thousands in Kenya’s Kakuma refugee camp face starvation after US aid cuts slashed food rations to 30%.
Senator Adams Oshiomhole has alleged extortion of passengers and poor service by airlines, demanding aviation sector reforms from Minister Keyamo.
Nigeria’s trade surplus hit N5.17tn in Q1 2025, driven by crude oil, as imports decline from Q4 2024 levels.
Air Peace has condemned Senator Oshiomhole’s conduct at Lagos airport, describing his actions as disruptive after missing his early morning flight.
Fayose has said the PDP is in serious trouble and could become a political carcass without urgent corrective action.
President Tinubu has urged all MDAs to pay for using the renovated ICC to ensure its maintenance and long-term sustainability.
A 21-year-old killed 10 people and himself in Austria’s deadliest school shooting.
APC’s Tony Okocha says Fubara’s meeting with President Tinubu did not guarantee him admission into the party or immunity from impeachment.
The World Food Programme has said that several areas south of Sudan’s capital Khartoum are at risk of famine
Energy Expert, Nick Agule says the 2013 power sector privatisation was “dead on arrival” due to failure to privatise transmission infrastructure.
Sly Stone, whose groundbreaking sound and multicultural band redefined funk and unity in music, has died at 82
Activists who were detained on a Gaza-bound aid yacht intercepted by Israeli forces, including Greta Thunberg, are being deported
Immigration officer Prince Ugochukwu Orji gets rewarded with N5 million for arresting ritualist Levi Obieze attempting to flee to Benin
The Nigerian Air Force destroys a terrorist training camp in Lake Chad, neutralising threats to Marte and Monguno communities.
Oluremi Tinubu has described Nigeria’s diversity as a blessing and urged traditional rulers to support health advocacy at the grassroots level.
A human rights group has urged the removal of Islamic references from Nigeria’s constitution, aligning it with the nation’s secular principles.
Tinubu’s aide, Aliyu Audu has resigned, saying he doesn’t want to be used as an instrument in making Nigeria a one-party state
Labour Party’s Neda Imasuen has said he will be defecting to the APC, citing leadership crisis and lack of direction
Governor Alex Otti has praised President Tinubu’s economic reforms, emphasising their shared vision beyond party politics and leadership.
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