ATCN Launches Festival of Motorsport to Boost Grassroots Engagement in Nigeria
The Automobile and Touring Club of Nigeria (ATCN) plans to promote grassroots motorsport development through the Festival of Motorsport 2025....
Month: March 2025
Clarification on the Death of Former Nigerian Immigration Chief David Parradang
The police reported that David Parradang, a retired immigration chief, died in a hotel in Abuja after a female guest...
Turkey’s Push for PKK Disarmament: Implications for Iraq’s Sovereignty and Regional Stability
Turkey seeks the disarmament of the PKK, which could lead to peace and potential control of Kurdish territories in northern...
Turkey’s Military Ambitions and the PKK Disarmament Dilemma
Abdullah Öcalan of the PKK calls for disarmament, potentially ending a lengthy conflict in northern Iraq. This situation raises questions...
Ex-Nigerian Immigration Chief David Parradang Found Dead in Abuja Hotel
David Shikfu Parradang, former Nigerian immigration chief, died in Abuja at a hotel. His death was reported after a military...
Five-Year-Old Girl Testifies Against Father for Repeated Abuse
A five-year-old girl has accused her father, Danny Kambobe, of repeatedly defiling her and threatening her life if she spoke...
Trump Mocks Lesotho, Justifies Foreign Aid Cuts
Trump disparaged Lesotho as a little-known country during a Congress speech while defending slashes to U.S. foreign aid. His comments...
Addressing the Obesity Epidemic: Insights and Actions
A study published in The Lancet revealed a significant rise in global obesity rates, indicating that by 2050, around 3.8...
Exploring Themes of Black Womanhood in “The Cry of Winnie Mandela”
The play "The Cry of Winnie Mandela" explores the struggles of Black women in South Africa during apartheid, focusing on...
Conflict in Syria: A Tale of Two Regions
In Damascus, the new interim president, Ahmed al-Shara, aims for national unity amid growing freedom. However, northeastern Syria faces intense...
