Based in Dubai, Samuel Okonkwo covers Middle Eastern politics, security, and business developments, providing critical insights for Nigerian and African audiences.
The youngest son of former Zimbabwean leader Robert Mugabe has appeared in a South African court on attempted murder and related charges following the shooting of a gardener in Johannesburg.
Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Iran, focusing on diplomatic engagement, trade, and cooperation in key sectors including energy, agriculture and healthcare.
Another Nigerian killed in South Africa has sparked renewed outrage as the Nigerian Union South Africa (NUSA) confirms the fatal shooting of Emeka Uzor in Johannesburg and demands a transparent investigation.
Burkina Faso’s military government has dissolved all political parties and repealed the legal framework governing their operations, marking a major tightening of political control since the 2022 coup.
Trade relations between Nigeria and Türkiye are set for a major boost as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announces a bold $5 billion trade target during President Bola Tinubu’s state visit to Ankara.
The Inspector-General of Police has ordered the immediate transfer of the team involved in a fatal Shooting incident in Effurun, initiating formal disciplinary proceedings against the officers.
Justice Veronica Ajogwu has adjourned the high-stakes N14.5 billion Demolition lawsuit filed by the Nkomoro Onuogba community against former Power Minister Prof. Barth Nnaji and his co-defendant.
The Nigerian Ports Authority has announced that 46 cargo Ships laden with petroleum products, food items, and essential goods are expected at Lagos ports to bolster the national supply chain.