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  The family of 44-year-old Nigerian man, Joseph Agada Ejeh who was killed by a United States police officer has demanded for justice and full disclosure of how their son died.   According to the family in a post shared by a witness, Zipporah Anuga, on her X (formerly Twitter) account, he questioned why the police had refused to release video footage of what transpired before Ejeh’s death, and why his personal belongings including phone were seized.  

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After the worst massacre of Catholic faithful in Nigeria’s history on June 5, rights advocates have rebuked the ...

Foreign relations experts want ex-service chiefs rejected as ambassadors Some of the country’s most notable diplomats, lawyers and teachers of diplomacy have asked the Senate to reject the nomination of the service chiefs as ambassador. 7 min read Foreign affairs experts, including a former ambassador, academic and lawyers have called on the national assembly and even countries where they will be posted to reject President Muhammadu Buhari’s nomination of the immediate pas...

Image: Sunday Alamba / AP A group of Nigerian schoolboys are escorted December 18 by military and officials in Katsina following their release after they were kidnapped last week. Bleary, barefoot, apparently numbed by a week of captivity, more than 300 Nigerian schoolboys, freed after being kidnapped in an attack on their school, were welcomed by the governor of Katsina state and Nigeria’s president on Friday. Reunions with their parents began late in the day. “Since this inci...