Bird wrongly believed by locals in Nigeria's Delta State as ‘espionage’ eagle Jude Johnson There was confusion in Ofagbe Community in Delta State, South-South Nigeria, on Sunday, November 22, 2020, when a hunter shot down an Eagle belived to be on a spy mission on the Nigerian space. However, this was actually
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France ‘to reduce troops’ to Make Way for Stronger European Presence in Sahel
Paris to withdraw several hundred troops to make way for stronger European presence in conflict-hit region, sources say. Less than a year after sending hundreds of extra troops to the Sahel, France is hoping to cut back its military presence in the restive region to make room for a stronger European
West African Oil Fortunes Diverge Along With Europe and China
By Bill Lehane For a glimpse of the growing disparity in the oil market’s recovery, look at crude sales from West Africa. Nigeria, the region’s biggest producer, has slashed prices while struggling to attract buyers in Europe, its main export market where demand is faltering. Meanwhile, Angola -- closely linked to China
US Tech Stocks are Now Worth More than the Entire European Stock Market
By Jesse Pound KEY POINTS U.S. tech stocks were now more valuable by market cap than the entire European market, according to Bank of America.The European market was four times larger than U.S. tech in 2007, according to the note. The dominance of major U.S. tech stocks in recent years has pushed the sector
Nigerian Student Disappears after Odesa Yacht Party in Ukraine, Causing International Scandal
By Natalia Datskevych Nigerians are alleging racism after a recent Nigerian graduate of a Ukrainian university disappeared while taking a boat trip in Odesa. Caleb Obari, 20, had just graduated from Ukraine’s Sumy State Agrarian University when he attended a yacht party at the invitation of a woman in the southern city of
100 Nigerian Students Murdered In Turkish Controlled Cyprus in Four Years–NiDCOM
Jude Johnson The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM) said on Monday that no fewer than 100 Nigerian students studying in Northern Cyprus have been killed between 2016 and 2020. The commission lamented that the Nigerian students were killed in mysterious circumstances while their assailants were never prosecuted for the crime. A statement
Insecurity: Again, UK Imposes Traval Ban to over 18 Nigerian States
Adedayo Akinwale The British government has again warned it citizens against travelling to more than 18 states as a result of spate of insecurity ocassioned by Boko Haram terrorists, Armed bandits and other criminal groups. Some of the affected states include: Borno, Yobe, Adamawa, Gombe States, as well as riverine areas
Italian Police Seize over $1 billion of ‘ISIS-made’ Captagon Amphetamines
By Jack Guy, Stephanie Halasz, Valentina DiDonato and Gul Tuysuz Police in Italy have confiscated a huge shipment of 14 metric tonnes (15.4 US tons) of amphetamines which they say was produced by ISIS in Syria. Officers tracked three suspect containers to the port of Salerno in southwest Italy and found 84 million pills with
