Secretary Rubio: Revoking visas is key to keeping America safe
Rubio says visa revocation is a vital tool to protect Americans, calling it a necessary step when credible threats emerge.
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US court orders FBI, anti-drug agency to release investigation dossiers on Tinubu
In 1993, Bola Tinubu forfeited $460,000 to the U.S.
Now, documents confirm the FBI, DEA, and IRS believed the funds were tied to drug money laundering.
What changed in 2024? A court just ruled those records must be made public. https://t.co/aA3anB4Gux pic.twitter.com/2Wx9ckUIlc— Premium Times (@PremiumTimesng) April 13, 2025
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Why China is unlikely to win a trade war with the U.S.
China’s steep tariffs on U.S. goods are straining its economy. Retaliatory tactics risk scaring investors, triggering inflation, and testing public patience as economic pressure mounts.
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Beijing quietly curbs US exports despite tariff talks
U.S. exporters say China is quietly restricting American goods through unofficial barriers like customs delays and licensing slowdowns
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Soyinka blasts Tinubu govt over Eedris Abdulkareem song ban: ‘Tell your papa’
Soyinka has criticized the Tinubu administration over the reported ban on Eedris Abdulkareem’s new song, calling it an attack on free expression.
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U.S. Court: No evidence CIA has files on Tinubu; FBI, DEA records already released
A U.S. court says the CIA holds no records on Tinubu, with the FBI and DEA having released relevant documents.
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Roadside bomb blast kills 8 bus passengers in northeast Nigeria
A roadside bomb in Borno State killed eight bus passengers on Friday, with authorities linking the attack to suspected insurgents.
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UK police investigate ‘speak English’ remark as potential hate crime
Policeman shows up after an elderly deaf gentleman in England asks someone to speak clearly in English so he can understand
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Soyinka condemns ban on Eedris Abdulkareem’s song, suggests he will make a lot of money
"The ban is a boost to the artist's nest egg, thanks to free governmental promotion. Mr. Abdulkareem must be currently warbling his merry way all the way to the bank," says Soyinka, highlighting censorship's counterproductive nature.
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How a Nigerian student defrauded a Missouri university… faces up to 30 years in prison
Mercy Ojedeji, 24, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in St. Louis to one count of unlawful use of fraudulent immigration documents and one count of wire fraud.
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