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More Nigerians in South Africa express outrage over invasion of embassy

On: January 24, 2023

President Muhammadu Buhari and his South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa More Nigerians in South Africa on Tuesday continued to express outrage over the reported invasion of the Nigerian Consulate in Johannesburg and the disconnection of electricity supply to the premises. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reportsContinue Reading

2023: More women in politics key to peacebuilding – Jerusalem Dep. Mayor

By: isaac aregbesola

On: January 23, 2023

In: Foreign

2023: More women in politics key to peacebuilding , Jerusalem Dep. MayorContinue Reading

Israel’s tourism sector to exceed $7.5bn revenue with new holy sites

By: isaac aregbesola

On: January 23, 2023

In: Foreign

By Lizzy Okoji Israel is set to exceed the 2022 four billion dollars revenue and pre-COVID-19 revenue of seven billion dollars from its tourism sector with more excavations ongoing to discover new holy sites. The Tour Guide in the City of David, Jerusalem, Ms Shira Allen, made this known whileContinue Reading

TEXEM UK avails Nigerians, global leaders of survival tactics

By: Julius Toba-Jegede

On: January 20, 2023

In: Foreign

By Razak Owolabi British firm, TEXEM UK is availing leaders from Nigeria and other parts of the world organisational survival tactics in the present volatile global economy during its executive leadership programmes in 2023. According to a press statement on TEXEM’s website, the virtual programmes are titled, Self-awarenessContinue Reading

100-year-old Japanese weekly news magazine to shut down

By: isaac aregbesola

On: January 19, 2023

In: Foreign

Japanese weekly news magazine Shukan Asahi will end its over 100-year publication history in May, its publisher said on Thursday. Asahi Shimbun Publications Inc. said it made the decision because the market for weekly magazines is shrinking and that revenues from advertisements had decreased, adding that it will focus itsContinue Reading

Oxford-trained Professor to guide leaders in navigating volatile periods

By: Julius Toba-Jegede

On: January 19, 2023

In: Foreign

Prof. Roger Delves By Razak Owolabi. Prof. Roger Delves, an Oxford alumnus, is among faculties expected at TEXEM UK’s four-week virtual interaction programme in April, a statement from TEXEM’s website has announced. Delves became a board leader at age 30 and have helped hundreds of organisations to optimiseContinue Reading

Israel ready to support Nigeria with intelligence in tackling terrorism

By: isaac aregbesola

On: January 18, 2023

In: Foreign

By Lizzy Okoji Israel says it is ready to support Nigeria in the areas of Intelligence sharing, modern combat equipment and extraction of relevant information to effectively win the ongoing war against terrorism. Retired Lt.-Col. Jonathan Konricus, who served in the Israel Defence Force (IDF) said this in Jerusalem, whileContinue Reading

Israel committed to driving Nigeria’s tech, innovative, sectors to boost economy –

By: isaac aregbesola

On: January 17, 2023

In: Foreign

Sharon Bar-Li, Deputy Director-general, African Department, Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs By Lizzy Okoji The State of Israel has reaffirmed its commitment to support Nigeria in driving its technology, innovative sectors, building entrepreneurship among the youths to boost the nation’s economy. Some Officials of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign AffairsContinue Reading

Israel to support Africa improve health sector, research

By: isaac aregbesola

On: January 17, 2023

In: Foreign

Ms Suzzie Benvenziti, Executive Director, Hadassah Office in Israel By Lizzy Okoji Jerusalem, Jan. 17, 2023 (NAN) Israel’s Hadassah Hospital has expressed willingness to support African countries to improve their health sectors by sharing best practices, developing research as Hadassah Hospitals is already at the forefront of global innovations.Continue Reading

Number of murdered journalists now on rise – UNESCO

By: Rabi'u Sani Ali

On: January 17, 2023

In: Foreign

By Emmanuel Yashim After several years of consecutive decline, the number of journalists killed worldwide rose to 86 last year from 55 in 2021, representing a 36 per cent rise, the UN cultural organisation. ation UNESCO reported on Monday. More than half the murders occurred in Latin America and theContinue Reading

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