Trump Vows to Build a ‘Colour-Blind, Merit-Based Society,’ Revive the American Dream
United States President Donald Trump has pledged to implement policies aimed at fostering a “colour-blind and merit-based” society.
United States President Donald Trump has pledged to implement policies aimed at fostering a “colour-blind and merit-based” society.
Trump has celebrated Israel-Hamas ceasefire, vowing to reclaim US global leadership, and restore American respect and power worldwide.
Trump has vowed to tackle inflation and strengthen border security, with markets reacting positively as immediate tariff concerns ease.
Trump has announced designating cartels as foreign terrorist organisations, invoking full power of law enforcement to combat foreign gangs.
Trump has attacked Biden’s administration, vowing to “annihilate” challenges, and promised to make America “greater, stronger, and more exceptional.”
“I will very simply put America first,” Trump emphasises reaffirming his commitment to prioritising national interests over global concerns.
Tech billionaires, cabinet nominees and former presidents watched as Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th US president.
Two weeks after Jimmy Carter’s funeral, all living US presidents gather for Trump’s swearing-in, entering the Capitol in chronological order.
Donald Trump has arrived at the Capitol to be sworn in as the 47th US president.
Professor Efem Ubi has stressed the need to embrace BRICS partnership for Nigeria’s economic and strategic gains.
Worried by 265 deaths from tanker explosions since September, President Tinubu has set up a committee to halt such tragedies.
Led by Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Nduka Obaigbena, ARISE News is in Washington DC for Trump’s inauguration as US’ 47th President.
Obasanjo, Buhari and Fashola have testified in Paris arbitration over Nigeria’s $6 billion Mambilla Power Project contract breach allegations.
Two SANs argued that First Bank breached an earlier court order, and sought vacation of Mareva injunction on GHL’s assets.
Justice Dipeolu reserved ruling till a later date after General Hydrocarbons Limited sought to overturn a Federal High Court order freezing its assets in a $225m dispute with First Bank.
David Umahi says funding for the Lagos-Calabar coastal road project was mislabelled as “Lagos-Port Harcourt” in the 2025 budget.
Nigerian governors have endorsed a revised VAT formula that allocates 50% equality, 30% derivation, and 20% population, marking a breakthrough in negotiations.
Honeywell Group founder Oba Otudeko clarifies he never held operational roles in FBN Holdings as EFCC alleges involvement in N12.3bn fraud.
IGP Egbetokun has called for funding reforms for Nigeria Police to enhance efficiency and national security preparedness.
President Tinubu has lauded Nigeria’s economic reforms, highlighting billion-dollar investments, renewed confidence, and foreign partnerships for sustainable development.
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