Chinese and Russian operatives are reportedly using seduction and marriage to infiltrate U.S. tech firms and steal trade secrets, a growing espionage threat dubbed “sex warfare.”
The House of Representatives has begun an investigation into the $460 million Chinese loan secured to fund the Abuja CCTV project, amid concerns over its poor implementation and persistent insecurity in the capital.
NAFDAC has sealed two Chinese supermarkets in Jabi and eight cosmetics shops in Wuse Market, Abuja, over unregistered and banned products, with goods worth N170m confiscated.
The FCTA signed agreements with two Chinese firms to execute the project.
Gunmen ambushed a convoy in Kogi, killing a soldier and abducting four Chinese expatriates, as security forces launched rescue efforts.
Armed attackers killed eight NSCDC operatives in Edo State, abducted Chinese workers for BUA Cement, and left one expatriate still missing after a rescue operation.
Chinese traders in Nigeria are increasingly using naira instead of dollars for transactions, boosting the local currency’s stability, ABCON says.
President Trump said the U.S. will keep admitting 600,000 Chinese students to its colleges, calling it “very important” despite speculation about a possible ban.
In a statement on Saturday, a Chinese official said the Embassy had “attached great importance” to the matter and would commence an immediate investigation.
Dabiri-Erewa: “This is about justice, dignity, and the fight against irregular migration.”