Chinwe Igbokwe

Gulf, Asian Envoys Meet in Tehran Over War

Iran Appeals to American Voters Over Iraq Exit

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued an open letter to American citizens on Tuesday, urging voters to remove Donald Trump’s congressional allies in the November midterm elections as the United States military packed its final kit bags to leave neighbouring Iraq. The twenty-six-page manifesto calls on the American public to throw out violent leaders, reject…

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Ukraine Resumes Attacks on Russian Refineries

Russian Air Strikes Kill Eight Across Ukraine

Russian guided bombs smashed through a residential apartment block in Kharkiv early on Monday, 28 September 2026, wounding 22 people, including six children, only hours after weekend barrages claimed eight civilian lives nationwide. The deadly aerial offensive stretched across regional capitals from Sumy and Odesa to Zaporizhzhia and Kyiv. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy counted more…

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Gulf, Asian Envoys Meet in Tehran Over War

Iran Offers Hormuz Deal With Khamenei Backing

Tehran has placed the world’s most critical maritime bottleneck directly on the diplomatic table. President Masoud Pezeshkian announced on Saturday, 26 September 2026, that Iran’s Supreme Leader backed a comprehensive proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. In an interview broadcast by American network CBS and published via official state media, Mr Pezeshkian confirmed that…

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Nigeria Hits 79% Financial Inclusion, EFInA Reports

Nigeria Hits 79% Financial Inclusion, EFInA Reports

Nearly four in five Nigerian adults now use a financial product, yet three-quarters remain financially broke. The ninth Access to Financial Services in Nigeria survey, released in Abuja by Enhancing Financial Inclusion and Advancement on Tuesday, revealed that national financial inclusion reached 79% in 2026. That figure represents roughly 94.2 million adults, while formal inclusion…

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Jonathan Urges Unified Civil Service Pay Structure

Jonathan Urges Unified Civil Service Pay Structure

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has urged the harmonisation of salary scales and grade structures across Nigeria’s federal and state civil services. Speaking in Yenagoa on Friday, 18 September, during a foundation-laying ceremony for retired permanent secretaries, he argued that identical public duties deserve equal financial reward. He maintained that state workers match their federal peers…

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