See Ten most read topics in the news After Iran shot down U.S drone and says it is ready for war, the lawmakers, who were briefed on the attack at the White House, issued this statement: “Iran directly attacked a United States asset over international waters. This provocation comes a week after they directly attacked […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Democratic front runner and former Vice President Joe Biden believes that President Donald Trump is a political aberration and a sickness that America can recover from. Biden’s campaign said in the statement: “We can make Trump an aberration or let him fundamentally and forever alter the character […]
See Ten most read topics in the news U.S. president Donald Trump has tweeted that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) will start the deportation of millions of immigrants who are in the United States illegally. This is a move that could give Trump a lot of vote during the forthcoming 2020 presidential election. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to Egypt TV, Mohammed Morsi who is Egypt’s first democratically elected president, has died in courtroom during trial. He mysteriously collapsed in court while on trial and died before he could be taken to the hospital. He ruled for one year before he was ousted by […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump has once again criticized London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, by calling him a disaster who will only get worse. Trump’s comments came after three people were slain in the city in less than 20 hours. On Twitter, Trump wrote: “LONDON needs a new mayor ASAP. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In the past, President Donald Trump has often compared himself to Fmr President Barack Obama – Right from the beginning, he compared his inauguration crowd to that of Obama and falsely claimed that his was larger. In a rally, He lied that Americans stopped saying “Merry Christmas” […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In the recent U.S.-Mexico Joint Declaration which is now popularly known as “U.S – Mexico Deal”, President Trump appears to have let go the building of a border wall between U.S and Mexico. Instead, he agreed on a deal with Mexico that both countries will work together […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to the New York Times, which said it obtained printouts from Trump’s official Internal Revenue Service tax transcripts, U.S. President Donald Trump’s businesses lost a total of more than $1 billion from 1985 to 1994. Trump lost so much money that he was able to avoid […]
See Ten most read topics in the news As Nigerians prepare to vote on Saturday, Nigerian musician, Davido, whose music video became the first Nigerian music video to get 100 million views on YouTube, has been forced by his fans to declare open support for a fellow musician, Olubankole Wellington, popularly known as Banky W, […]
See Ten most read topics in the news According to House of Representatives Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, “There’s not going to be any wall money in the legislation” to fund border security for the rest of this year in order to avoid another government shutdown. Democrats who previously supported $1.3 billion for new border fencing or […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Donald Trump’s typical day starts very late while most of us are already doing our work. In fact, according to an embarrassing leak of the president’s confidential schedule on Axios, he goes to the office at 8 am but spends the first 3 hours in the […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In a surprise visit to U.S troops in Iraq, President Donald Trump announced that he was ending U.S role as the world’s policeman. This issue is being discussed all over the media as The United States was never officially appointed to be a global policeman. In fact, […]
See Ten most read topics in the news During his first trip to visit with U.S. troops in a combat zone, President Trump met with soldiers at Al Asad Air Base, west of Baghdad, before flying to Ramstein Air Base in Germany. During his Iraq visit, Trump said U.S. forces stationed there could carry out […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In what has been viewed by many as ‘awful ruling’, a federal judge in Texas has ruled that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) which is commonly known as Obamacare was unconstitutional based on its mandate which require people to buy health insurance. According to District Judge Reed […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Melania Trump has publicly called for Ricardel, the deputy national security adviser to be dismissed. A move that is not common with the wives of the previous U.S. Presidents. Stephanie Grisham, who is Melania Trump’s spokeswoman, released a statement that “It is the position of the Office […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, who is the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has described the Nigerian Government’s $500,000 donation to Guinea Bissau, as wasteful. According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chief Geoffrey Onyeama, the donation comprises of 350 electoral kits and seven vehicles which […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Former President Barack Obama is sick and tired of the manner in which the Republicans are lying to the nation. He said: “What we have not seen before in our public life is politicians just blatantly, repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly, lying. Just making stuff up,” “Calling up, down. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news After President Donald Trump encouraged his supporters to use violence against his political enemies, one of his supporters decided to send at least 13 mail bombs to prominent Democrat, which includes former President Barack Obama, former Vice President Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton and the cable network CNN. […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Kim Kardashian met with Trump in the White House last month to advocate for a pardon for Alice Johnson, who is now 63 years old. President Trump then decided to pardon the great-grandmother who has spent 21 years in prison. After her release, she thanked Trump on […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The so-called Biafra sit-at-home protest in Nigeria is hurting the Igbos/Ibos because the protest has led to a shut down of shops, schools, etc in the south eastern part of the country. Biafra operates under the name “Indigenous People of Biafra” (IPOB). The Ibos who participate in […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Americans are confused as their president tweeted a photo with Kim Kardashian. Most Americans don’t understand what Kim K. has to do with American system of government and why she is being brought in to discuss or have a say in issues relating to American Government. In […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In a rally in Tennessee, President Trump, who once fired back at Jay-Z after the rapper dismissed his claims, said the only way Clinton was able to fill an arena was to have Jay-Z perform. Trump forgot the fact that the election (in which Hillary Clinton won […]
See Ten most read topics in the news President Trump has been blasted by VoteVets, (a group representing some 500,000 veterans and their families), for taking to twitter to congratulate himself on Memorial Day instead of remembering and congratulating the falling heroes of U.S. Trump wrote: “Happy Memorial Day! Those who died for our great […]
See Ten most read topics in the news In what looks as if the radio talk show host, Mark Levin, who has often attacked Hillary Clinton in the past, is trying to get some favor from President Trump, he surprisingly called out the media for celebrating former President Barack Obama, who he described as “a […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Since President Donald Trump adopted the policy of separating undocumented immigrants by deporting them and leaving their children to stay in the U.S, the kids who are automatically meant to live without their parents are being sent to the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) which is part […]
See Ten most read topics in the news The Netherlands and Australia have announced that they were holding Moscow legally responsible for its role in the missile attack which brought down the Malaysian passenger jet over Ukraine in 2014. This announcement was made after international prosecutors (a Dutch-led international team of investigators) said they had […]
See Ten most read topics in the news Former US president, Jimmy Carter, has just said one of the things President Donald Trump hates to hear. Throughout his presidency, Trump does not want to hear or acknowledge the fact that the crowd at any former President’s ceremony was larger than his. Hence, despite glaring photo […]
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 […]
