United States-Iran war: There is no military solution
By Abiodun Ramon Oseni One of the oldest African adages — widely shared among Nigerian tribes—holds that the best way to stop a war is not to start one. Sun…
U.S. reaffirms business commitment to trade with Nigeria
Trade ties rise to 15%, says Envoy The United States Consular General, Rick Swart has reaffirmed the U.S. government’s commitment to strengthening trade and investment ties with Nigeria. He describes…
U.S. probes Nigeria, others for aiding forced labour
United States government has opened a trade investigation into Nigeria and 59 other countries over concerns that their trade practices may allow the importation of goods produced with forced labour.…
The war that could ignite the world
By Dr. Jude Dike The United States, Israel and Iran are locked in a confrontation that could reshape the global order. The question is whether diplomacy can outrun escalation. History…
The Gulf ’s tough choices
By Don Aviv and Sam Worby By Don Aviv and Sam Worby By Don Aviv and Sam Worby Don Aviv and Sam Worby New York–– The United States and Israel…
Why attack Iran?
By Timothy Snyder Toronto ––The major assault against Iran launched by the United States and Israel has already triggered retaliatory strikes across the Middle East. A broader regional conflict looks…