Japanese PM Ishiba Apologises For Gifting Lawmakers Gift Certificates As Political Pressure Mounts
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba has apologised for gifting lawmakers, sparking criticism that could threaten budget approval and his political standing.
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba has apologised for gifting lawmakers, sparking criticism that could threaten budget approval and his political standing.
Sources indicate Russia is increasingly using cryptocurrencies for oil trade as it navigates international financial restrictions.
A UN judge, Lydia Mugambe, was filmed citing “immunity” before being convicted of forcing a woman into slavery.
Measles cases in Europe hit a 25-year high in 2024 as declining vaccination rates fuel a resurgence.
Former President Buhari has reaffirmed his loyalty to APC, stating he remains committed to the party that granted him two terms.
The Presidency has criticised Obasanjo for downplaying Tinubu’s Lagos-Calabar Highway project, accusing him of neglecting infrastructure during his tenure.
Over one million Nigerians will receive 10kg bags of rice as Aliko Dangote Foundation launches its 2025 food intervention project.
Again, Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso have boycotted the ECOWAS Defence Chiefs meeting, continuing their disengagement from the regional security framework.
Taiwan’s President has called China a “foreign hostile force,” announcing national security measures amid rising tensions.
Portugal will hold a snap parliamentary election on May 18 after the centre-right government collapsed
US Courts have ordered the reinstatement of thousands of workers terminated by the Trump and Musk- led layoffs
Passengers were evacuated as an American Airlines plane caught fire on the tarmac at Denver International Airport.
The US Export-Import Bank approved a $5 billion loan for TotalEnergies’ Mozambique gas project, paving the way for its restart.
Global displacement could rise by 6.7 million next year, an aid group warns, amid worsening humanitarian funding cuts.
The Senate has passed a vote of confidence in Akpabio, dismissing allegations of sexual harassment and controversy surrounding his leadership.
The US House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee approves sanctions on Nigeria over the widespread killing of Christians and religious violence.
Bayelsa Governor Diri has insisted that PDP is bigger than any individual and must resolve its internal challenges to remain competitive.
Bauchi Governor Mohammed has called Peter Obi a true opposition leader and pledged to work with him to rescue Nigeria.
The House of Reps has approved Tinubu’s tax reform bills after reviewing the Finance Committee’s report, despite initial controversy and opposition.
TCN has confirmed that vandals destroyed four transmission towers, causing power outages in parts of Rivers State and Bayelsa State.
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