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Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of Labour party sets to shut down USA and Canada.. His Excellency Mr. Peter Obi  will commence A Good Governance Tour In Canada and United States of America on the Role of Nigerians in Diaspora. He will be in Ontario Canada on 28th of August, 2022, California and Los Angeles on the
A few hours ago, New York City’s Madison Square Garden was packed to capacity as Burna Boy, the African Giant, set a new record. Burna Boy was the first African artist to sell out the Garden of Eden, performing in front of over 20,000 people. Busta Rhymes, the legendary rapper, introduced the singer. Below are the few
#June12protest actually went global as Nigerians  made their intentions known to Buhari. Some persons alleged that Twitter ban in Nigeria was basically to disrupt or make sure today’s slated protest never happened. Unfortunately, it happened and it went global.. TODAY: Nigerians protesting against bad governance in New York #TwitterBan #KeepItOn #June12thProtest #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/pAwP3UpbwC — Ohimai Amaize (@MrFixNigeria)
#Endsars protest has gone global as Nigerian citizens in some parts of Europe, Australia and America 🇺🇸 were seen protesting to the various Nigeria high commissions in the country with #EndSARS placards. Some Nigerians living in Australia have protested against police brutality and bad governance in their country. During the protest at the Nigerian High
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Nigerian Consulate in New York has said that applicants for the Nigeria visa can now get it in 48 hours with the introduction of the issuance of the biometric visa. The acting Consul-General, Tanko Suleiman,
[dropcap]F[/dropcap]or being the only Black African to make Bloomberg’s 50 most influential people, Aliko Dangote’s photo was displayed on Wednesday on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square, New York. The other African to make the list is South Africa’s Elan Musk, founder of the electric car manufacturer, Tesla. The NASDAQ Tower is considered the
The fire damaged 32 buildings, displaced at least 18 people and forced the city to declare a state of emergency. And it all began, officials say, because a man wanted to imitate a stunt he’d seen on TV. The fire broke out Thursday in a neighborhood in Cohoes, New York. The man was trying to