Category : Foreign Relations


Poland to Share Cyber Defence Skills with Nigeria

Polish Ambassador Michał Cygan outlines plans to deepen bilateral ties, offering Nigeria Poland's battle-tested cyber defence expertise and exploring trade in agriculture, IT, and engineering. Read more.

Shettima Arrives in Guinea for Presidential Inauguration

Vice President Kashim Shettima is in Conakry to represent Nigeria at Mamady Doumbouya's swearing-in. This marks Guinea's return to constitutional rule and highlights Nigeria's commitment to West African democracy and economic ties. Read more.

U.S. Embassy Reopens American Center in Abuja

The U.S. Embassy in Abuja has reopened its redesigned American Center, a hub for education and cultural exchange. Ambassador Mills says it will boost skills for Nigerian youth and strengthen bilateral ties. Read more.

High-Level Talks Held Over Greenland's Future

The US, Denmark, and Greenland establish a working group to address sovereignty tensions. Denmark rejects Trump's acquisition threats, stressing Greenland's self-determination. Read the latest.

Trump Keeps Nobel Medal from Venezuela's Machado

US President Donald Trump accepted a symbolic Nobel Peace Prize medal from Venezuelan opposition figure Maria Corina Machado. The White House meeting highlighted Trump's priority on Venezuela's oil over democratic reform. Read the full story.

US Sells $500M Venezuelan Oil, Trump Pushes $100B Plan

The United States has sold $500 million worth of Venezuelan oil, marking a major step in accessing reserves. President Trump promises $100 billion for energy sector rebuild, despite industry doubts. Read full details.

US Announces Next Phase of Gaza Ceasefire Plan

The US announces Phase Two of Gaza ceasefire, focusing on demilitarisation & new governance. A technocratic committee is formed to run the enclave amid Israeli objections over hostage remains.

Russia Seeks Closer Nigeria Ties to Fight Crime

Russia calls for faster ratification of legal agreements with Nigeria to enable joint crackdown on criminal activities, following allegations of foreign financing of Edo protests.

Palestine Activists End 73-Day Hunger Strike

Three Palestine Action protesters in the UK have ended their 73-day hunger strike after reportedly forcing the government to cancel a £2 billion contract with Israeli defence firm Elbit Systems. Read their powerful story of protest and resilience.

Trump Visa Ban Blocks Nigerian World Cup Fans

Nigerian football fans face World Cup travel limbo as Trump's 2026 visa ban targets 75 countries, including Nigeria. New rules on obesity and public charge checks create major hurdles.

Nigeria's $9m US lobbying deal sparks outrage

A $9 million contract with a Trump-linked US firm to manage Nigeria's image has ignited criticism, exposing a prolonged ambassador vacancy and raising questions about the Tinubu administration's priorities amid insecurity.

UK Drops Mandatory Digital ID Plan for Workers

The UK government reverses its controversial policy requiring a mandatory digital ID to work. Get the full details on the U-turn and what it means for Nigerians in the UK.

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