See Ten most read topics in the news Nigerian youths have often accused their president of being responsible for the bad economic situation in the country. Now, the president has fired back at the youths in the country. While speaking at the Commonwealth Business Forum in Westminster, President Muhammadu Buhari popularly known as PMB, said […]
See Ten most read topics in the news This is the travesty of religion among religious fanatics written by Ebony – In recent times, there have been lots of killings in the name of religion. In strict Muslim countries, women can be killed in the name of “honor killing”. If not ignorance, how can a human […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Kayleigh McEnany, the former CNN political commentator who goes without pants is back in the news again. In 2017, she was appointed national Spokesperson for the Republican National Committee (RNC). McEnany has been widely criticized on social media for saying that President Trump White House “stands with […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to Agence France-Presse, Hassan Firuzabadi, who is Iranian official has accused the western countries of secretly using lizards to spy on their nuclear program. Firuzabadi was formerly chief of staff of the Iranian Army and now serves as a military adviser to the supreme leader Ayatollah […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to South Korean authorities, the leader of North Korea, Kim Jong Un, has invited South Korean President, Moon Jae-in, to North Korea for talks. This comes as the world is trying to figure out what is in Kim Jung Un’s mind as he has allowed his […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Last month, Israel gave about 40,000 Africans just 90 days to leave the country or face imprisonment. Now, Israeli authorities have begun distributing deportation notices to thousands of African migrants who are still living in the country. The government reiterated in the letters distributed that the migrants […]
See Ten most read topics in the news This is Trump VS Jay-Z (part two). As predicted in Trump VS Jay-Z (part one), after rapper Jay-Z dismissed President Trump’s claims that he is responsible for the record low African-American unemployment rate, Trump took to Twitter to respond by twitting: “Somebody please inform Jay-Z that because […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to it’s state media, North Korea has surprisingly sent an announcement which was addressed to all Koreans at home and abroad, asking them to prepare for unification of North Korea and South Korea, without the help of other countries. In the announcement, North Korea promised to […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The proscription of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has been confirmed by a Federal High Court in Abuja, Nigeria. Justice Abdu Kafarati also affirmed that the group is a terrorist group. Therefore, IPOB became a banned terrorist organization with effect from 19.01.2018. Ifeanyi Ejiofor, IPOB’s lawyer argued […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The U.S. Attorney’s office has decided to drop charges against 129 people who were accused of rioting in Washington, D.C., on President Trump’s inauguration day after he won the presidential election. Prosecutors have said that the decision was due to last month’s verdict which found the first […]
See Ten most read topics in the news It is no secret that President Trump is against foreigners living in the U.S. Even before he became president, he planned building a wall between Mexico and U.S. The Trump administration recently ended the residence permit for about 50,000 Haitians and 2,500 Nicaraguans. Now, it has taken […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Trump surprisingly decided to dissolve his own ‘controversial’ voting commission, claiming that there is no need for ‘endless legal battles’ and he does not want to wast taxpayers money in fighting with state governments over their voter data. In a statement through his press secretary, Trump […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In a very surprising move, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia announced today that his administration plans to drop charges against political prisoners. It means the prisoners would be released and the notorious prison camp in Addis Ababa, the capital and largest city of Ethiopia, would be closed. The […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Israel has given about 40,000 Africans just 90 days to leave the country or face imprisonment. Most of the Africans living in Israel are from Eritrea and Sudan. Some of them are also from Uganda and Rwanda. Those ready to leave willingly would be awarded $3,500 in […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Multiple Russian news outlets report that Ukraine and pro-Russian separatists have begun prisoner exchange in eastern Ukraine. This prisoner swap is seen as a key part of implementing the Minsk agreements which is a framework for peace that is intended to bring about a ceasefire between Ukraine […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The U.S ambassador to the U.N, Nikki Haley may have insisted that “America will put our embassy in Jerusalem.” She adding that “no vote in the United Nations will make any difference on that. But this vote will make a difference on how Americans look on the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump decided against doing a formal signing ceremony early next year because according to him, television news networks questioned whether he would keep his promise to sign the legislation before Christmas. He therefore decided to sign the $1.5 trillion tax overhaul package into law. Starting […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Egypt has drafted a resolution which ultimately seek to nullify any move to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. The resolution has been circulated among the 15 members of the United Nation Security Council (U.N.S.C.) The resolution will now be voted on and the vote will […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Jesu hometown, Nazareth, has announced that it is cancelling the forthcoming 2017 christmas because of President Donald Trump’s action in recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. Nazareth mayor, Ali Salam, claimed that by so doing, Trump had taken the joy out of the holiday. Salam who […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In a press conference to promote his new movie “Bright”, Will Smith reacted to Doug Jones’ defeat over Roy Moore in Alabama senate seat, Smith asked the crowd if this was the purge. He then went on to predict that the future will be a mess for Americans. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Just like President Trump surprisingly defeated Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election, Democrat Doug Jones has defeated Republican Roy Moore to claim the so-called deep-red Alabama senate seat. This defeat is seen as an embarrassment for President Donald Trump because he threw his full support behind […]
See Ten most read topics in the news 250 Nigerian migrants were returned back to Nigeria from Libya and they look very exhausted. They all had horrifying stories of abuse to tell. According to some of them, they were locked up in rooms where they hardly get something to eat and they had no access […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Trump’s personal lawyer, John Dowd, told Washingtonpost that before firing FBI director James Comey, the president knew in late January, 2017 that then-national security adviser, Michael Flynn had lied to the FBI by giving them the same inaccurate account he provided to Vice President Pence about […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In a deal between Nigeria and Abba Abacha (the son of ex-ruler Sani Abacha) which was signed in 2014, Nigeria agreed to drop a complaint against Abacha and Nigeria in return will get $321 million refunded. The money which has long been frozen is part of the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Michael Flynn (58) who is a former Army general and member of Trump’s campaign team was fired as President Donald Trump’s national security adviser after it was revealed that he lied about his communications with Russia’s ambassadors. Flynn was charged with lying to Federal Bureau of Investigation […]
See Ten most read topics in the news After the fall of ex-President Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, the new government promised to compensate the white farmers whose lands were taken by force and given to black farmers. However, the white farmers involved do not hope to get back their lands. Deon Theron, a 63-yr-old white […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Barely a week after President Donald Trump put North Korea back on a U.S. list of countries it says support terrorism, thereby paving way to impose more sanctions on it, North Korea announced that it has successfully tested a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The new Zimbabwe President, Emmerson Mnangagwa (75 years old), who was sworn in on Friday, promised to compensate white farmers whose lands were seized by ex President, Robert Mugabe. Although, it is not yet clear if he wishes to compensate the white farmers in cash or kind. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news After President Trump took to Twitter to use Egypt mosque attack which led to loss of hundreds of lives in promoting border wall, US Rep. Filemon Vela also took to the same social media to call Trump “an idiot” Vela wrote: “What an idiot… Does @realDonaldTrump foolishly […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump took to Twitter to use the mosque attack in Egypt (in which over 300 people died) in promoting his plan to build a border wall between Mexico and U.S. Trump wrote: “Will be calling the President of Egypt in a short while to discuss […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump don’t seem to be able to get over the issue of NFL players kneeling down during the national anthem as protest against inequality in the country. Again he tweeted: Can you believe that the disrespect for our Country, our Flag, our Anthem continues without […]
See Ten most read topics in the news After a powerful earthquake hit Haiti in January 2010, the then U.S. President, Barack Obama, granted 18 months Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians in America who would otherwise have to go home. Under the TPS, the Haitians were allowed to stay and work in the U.S. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe has been arrested and confined to his home as the army have seized control of the country overnight. Military tanks have been deployed to the capital. The army have taking control of the state-run broadcaster. However, they insist that it is not a […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Kansas is a state in the United States of America and Its capital is Topeka. Kansas has no minimum age requirement for the position of governor. This is due to the fact that Kansas wants to get more young people to vie for the post. Four high […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump spoke with Russian President, Vladimir Putin this week in Vietnam during a joint summit with other Asia-Pacific countries. When a reporter asked if the subject of Russian election interference came up, Trump replied, “He said he absolutely did not meddle in our election. He […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Kim Jong Un’s regime has fired back at President Donald Trump, calling him a ‘mad dog’. North Korean officials told CNN “We don’t care about what that mad dog may utter because we’ve already heard enough. The United States is threatening us with nuclear aircraft carriers and […]
See Ten most read topics in the news While on 11-day tour across Asia, President Donald Trump visited South Korea. During his speech at South Korea’s National Assembly, he rebuked Kim Jong Un’s regime by saying that “North Korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned, it is a hell that no person deserves.” “The […]
See Ten most read topics in the news While addressing midshipmen at the Naval Academy, Senator John McCain threw jabs at President Trump by opposing his idea to build a wall between U.S and Mexico. This is what McCain said: “We have to fight against propaganda and crackpot conspiracy theories. We have to fight isolationism, […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Spurs coach Gregg Popovich has branded President Donald Trump as a soulless coward because according to him, Trump lied when he attacked past leaders in an attempt to defend his lack of public statements regarding the four United States soldiers who were recently killed in an ambush […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Trump said that Senator McCain is a war hero that was captured and added that he likes people that weren’t captured. McCain then lashed out at Trump when he said: “The great leaders that I’ve seen, they don’t threaten unless they are ready to act and […]
See Ten most read topics in the news While President Trump has demanded that those who knelt down during the national anthem be fired. Hillary Clinton has a totally different view of the whole issue. At a London literature festival, while discussing the NFL players who take a knee during the national anthem, Hillary Clinton […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani fires back at President Donald Trump by saying that Iran will not renegotiate the nuclear deal following Trump’s decision not to certify the deal. Rouhani accused Trump of delivering a speech which is full of falsehoods, unfair insults and lies. He vowed to […]
See Ten most read topics in the news A new report by The Brookings Institution which is titled ‘Presidential obstruction of justice’ has claimed that President Donald Trump could face impeachment because he likely obstructed justice when he fired FBI director James Comey during his investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Special […]
See Ten most read topics in the news It seems Hillary Clinton still can’t get over her loss in the 2016 U.S Presidential election. In her new interview with ‘Pod Save America’ podcast, she claimed she did not get the support she needed from Bernie Sanders who dragged on the nomination fight after he lost […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Missouri lawmaker, Maria Chappelle-Nadal, has been censured over President Donald Trump assassination post. Missouri state senators have voted to formally discipline her for her action on social media. Maria posted on social media that she hoped for President Donald Trump’s assassination. However, she claimed that the infamous […]
See Ten most read topics in the news North Korea’s biggest nuclear test has been condemned by world leaders. North Korea said it tested an advanced hydrogen bomb. Some world leaders have called for new sanctions against North Korea but U.S. President Donald Trump said that appeasement would not work and added that talking to […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to data released this week by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), from 2013 to 2016, the average tax bill for Americans reportedly increased 41.13 percent. Therefore, Americans on average spent more on taxes in 2016 than they did on food and clothing combined. Based on […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The U.S has confirmed the fact that it is set to impose visa restrictions on four Asian and African nations refusing to take back their citizens who have been deported from the United States. The said countries includes Cambodia, Eritrea, Guinea and Sierra Leone. Further sanctions may […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The former FBI director, James Comey, who was suddenly fired by President Trump has been hired by Howard university. See Seven reasons why Trump abruptly fired FBI director Comey. According to the University, Comey will forego the $100,000 compensation. Instead he will donate it to a scholarship […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Trump has finally condemned white supremacists and labelled them “evil”. President Donald Trump said that he and his administration forcefully denounce the ‘evil’ embodied by white supremacists and other bigoted hate groups whose weekend rally in Virginia left one woman dead and 20 others injured. The […]
