Based in Dubai, Samuel Okonkwo covers Middle Eastern politics, security, and business developments, providing critical insights for Nigerian and African audiences.
Yoon Suk Yeol has been sentenced to five years in prison as a South Korean court found the former president guilty of obstructing justice in a case that deepened the country’s political crisis.
Qatar has welcomed the commencement of the second phase of the Gaza peace plan, expressing hope that it will ease humanitarian suffering and advance reconstruction efforts in the war-ravaged territory.
Egypt has received €1 billion in fresh budgetary support from the European Union, marking the second tranche of a wider financial partnership tied to economic reforms, governance commitments, and migration cooperation.
Defence Minister Gen. Christopher Musa pledges unwavering government support for the grieving families of Nigeria's fallen heroes following a touching solidarity visit.
President Tinubu assures rescue of victims abducted in Oyo State school attack, condemns reported killing of a teacher, and backs renewed push for state police
NUJ Enugu issues clarification over reported APC primary election incident involving journalists and a federal lawmaker, urging calm, dialogue, and respect for press freedom.
Kenya fuel price hikes spark nationwide transport strike and protests, stranding commuters as petrol prices rise by up to 23.5% and deepen cost-of-living pressures.Â