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Mohamed Bazoum, the democratically elected president of Niger, said he is being kept isolated and forced to eat dry rice and pasta by the military junta who overthrew him and are refusing to bow to international pressure to cede power. In a series of text messages to a friend reportedly seen by CNN, Bazoum said he has been “deprived of all human contact” since Friday, with no one supplying him food or medicine. Bazoum said he has been living without electricity for a week, a normal occurrence for all Nigeriens after Nigeria cut off electric power in response to the coup. Bazoum says all of the perishable food he was supplied with has since gone bad, and he is now eating dry pasta and rice. Though denied the chance to speak with acting US Deputy Secretary of State Victoria Nuland during her visit to Niamey, the Nigerien capital, on Monday, Bazoum has been in contact with the outside world.   Ouhoumoudou Mahamadou, the prime minister in Bazoum’s government, told French TV that the pr...

Trump Vows Largest Domestic Deportation Operation if Elected in 2024 Trump Vows Largest Domestic Deportation Operation if Elected President Former United States President Donald Trump has pledged to carry out what he calls the “largest domestic deportation operation in American history” if he returns to the White House after the 2024 election. Trump made these remarks during a campaign event in New Hampshire , addressing supporters and highlighting his immigration agenda. The statement emphasizes how central immigration remains to his political platform — a hallmark of his first term that continues to resonate with his voter base. A Renewed Focus on Immigration At the rally, Trump criticized the current administration’s border policies, particularly those under President Joe Biden , accusing them of implementing “open border policies” that have led to increased unauthorized crossings. “I will immediately terminate all the open border policy of the Biden admin...

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Miss Orire Agbaje, a 400 level Economics student as a member of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms  President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed Miss Orire Agbaje, a 400 level Economics student of the University of Ibadan, who is the President of the Nigerian Universities Tax Club, as a member of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms that was inaugurated earlier today.

Tinubu Told Us He Stays In Two-Bedroom Flat - NLC President, Joe Ajaero  Comrade Joe Ajaero, President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), says President Bola Tinubu labour leaders that as part of measures to reduce the cost of governance, he lives in a two bedroom apartment. Ajaero stated this during an interview on Channels TV’s Politics Today monitored by  The organised labour had on Thursday called off its nationwide protest on the removal of petrol subsidy after a meeting with the president. Speaking on the television programme, he said, “During our meeting with the president, we complained about the high cost of governance. We told him that when he appoints ministers, they will appoint SSAs. And the SSAs will also appoint SSAs. But the president said that the labour should look at it from the point of job creation. But we did not agree with that. “He took his own case for example. He told us that if you come to his fleet of cars, that it was large and he made efforts t...

Ghanaian actor Van Vicker revels secret to a long last marriage- ‘“Don’t separate your income, expenses” Ghanaian actor, Joseph Van Vicker, better known as Van Vicker, has shared one of the best ways to maintain a long-lasting relationship. The actor in a popular video suggested that sharing income and expenses with your partner is vital for a happy marriage.  He said," People always say communication I agree, but for me, I think one of the greatest way to stay together is not to separate your income and expenses. “Being open about your source of income and money is one of the greatest way to stay together. Spend it together, project it together, bring it in together or, if one person is bringing it in, be open about it.”