…people who question Trump’s motive are justified. In 2016, Trump enthusiastically endorsed Ann Coulter’s book Adios America, which claimed that the growth of Nigerians in the United States from virtually zero to 380,000 was problematic because, in her words, “every level of society [in Nigeria] is criminal.”
Police are searching for Nigerian national Ola Abimbola, who escaped from HMP Ford last month while serving a 21-year sentence for kidnap and grievous bodily harm.
Rep. Chris Smith has introduced a bill urging the U.S. State Department to act against religious persecution of Christians in Nigeria.
Nigeria plans to set a Guinness World Record with a 3.6km dining table during the upcoming ‘Oriki: Taste of Culture’ Gastronomy Festival in Abuja.
“The words used were malicious and unbecoming of a public officer.”
“With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of seminarian Emmanuel Alabi, who lost his life in the course of the ordeal,” the diocese added.
The United States has revoked more than 80,000 visas, including those belonging to Nigerians, as part of a major immigration enforcement action linked to former President Donald Trump’s security policies.
“For the second phase, we plan to enlarge the innovation hub and install tech hubs where qualification courses will be held for young Nigerians.”
“Nigeria is not just a market of over 200 million people but a nation of ideas, youthful brilliance, and limitless potential.”
The U.S. has now designated Nigeria a “Country of Particular Concern,” citing alleged violations of religious freedom.