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Fubara's suspension: US law institute sends important message to Tinubu, makes one demand
ILAWDUN, a US-based legal body, urges Nigerian President Tinubu to immediately reverse the suspension of Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara.
Reason US President Trump revoked all South Sudanese visas emerges
President Donald Trump-led United States government has explained the reason for revoking existing visas issued to all South Sudanese passport holders.
Harvard, UCLA: List of universities affected as Trump revokes visas of international students
Student visa revocations under Trump impact 300+ across U.S. universities, including Harvard and Stanford, sparking legal, academic, and protest fallout.
Trump cancels visas of many people accepted to live in US under Biden-era, over 900,000 may be affected
Trump revoked over 900,000 visas granted under Biden-era policies, citing border security concerns. Migrants affected were instructed to self-deport.
Outrage as Tinubu’s aide insists $1 can buy a meal in Nigeria, unlike in US
Presidential aide, Dr. Tope Fasua, has defended the naira’s strength. In an interview, he stated that Nigerians can get a decent meal with $1 equivalent to N1,500.
Meet Stephen Colbert siblings and parents: a look at his family background
Stephen Colbert's siblings and parents have played a pivotal role in shaping his life and career. Learn more about them and how they influenced his journey.
Meet Jaylen Brown’s parents and siblings, the family behind the NBA star
Jaylen Brown’s parents played a key role in shaping his journey to NBA stardom. Read on to learn about the family behind the Boston Celtics star.
JP Morgan, top US bank, seeks licence to operate in Nigeria as it predicts naira FX rate in 2025
The top US investment banker, JP Morgan, is seeking to convert its Lagos representative office into a full-fledged merchant bank, offering dollar-denominated loans.
After closing VOA, Trump places over 1000 workers on leave, Nigerians react
VOA Hausa ceased transmission following a US executive order, workers were placed on leave, leaving listeners in Northern Nigeria seeking alternative news sources.
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