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WASHINGTON, D.C.-- On behalf of Biafrans who covet justice—the dead, the living, and those yet to be born—the law firm of Fein & DelValle PLLC is drafting a criminal indictment against Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari and Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusfu Buratai, for genocide and crimes against humanity under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court. Buhari and Buratai are criminally culpable because of their command responsibility over security forces operating under their direction or control and who are terrorizing tens of millions of Biafrans specifically because of their Christianity and ethnicity. The crimes include extrajudicial killings, torture, and sister unspeakable horrors. They are the grisly signature of Buhari’s and Buratai’s ongoing military campaign in the South East region with the euphemistic moniker “Operation Python Dance II. The indictment being drafted by Fein & DelValle will be presented to Chief Pros...

President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed delight at the mutually beneficial cooperation that exists between Nigeria and China. In a letter of felicitation with His Excellency, President Xi Jinping of the People's Republic of China, on the occasion of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), President Buhari lauded China for "becoming an indispensable force in the comity of nations." The Chinese President is also the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the CPC. The letter from President Buhari states in part: "On behalf of the Government and people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, I have the pleasure to send our warmest congratulations to you and through you to all the 2287 delegates and the 89 million party members on the auspicious occasion of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC). "It is my firm belief that the 19th National Congress of CPC will be a new starting point ...

Eminem’s daughter Hailie turned 20 years old a few days ago. She's beautiful and even has a man in her life.

Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar shared a post on Twitter saying, 'We defeated Ebola together, we can defeat monkeypox together'. One of his followers didn't buy it and called it 'Political Propaganda' . The 2019 Presidential candidate swiftly responded saying, 'Dear Kingsley, if sharing valuable information about a dangerous viral disease to save lives is politics, then let’s play more politics'.

On Friday night, US president, Donald Trump held a press conference where he threatened to withdraw from Iran's Nuclear deal if the U.S congress doesn't make corrections and adjustments to the accord. The 10 year Nuclear deal formed by the Obama Administration, ensures that Iran stops its Nuclear program for grants and aids from the U.S government, but Trump says the deal is the most 'one sided deal he's ever seen' and believes Iran is the only beneficiary from the deal. Trump also claimed in his speech that Iran hasn't been complying with their own part of the agreement but IAEA, the UN nuclear watchdog that monitors nuclear programs, says  that Tehran has been complying with its obligations under the deal. "The claim by the president of United States regarding Iran's non-compliance has no international relevance or credibility, since the IAEA, as the sole authority to conduct such monitoring and verification, has repeatedly conf...

Kanye West was seen leaving a SoulCycle class on Friday, amid reports that his wife, Kim Kardashian put him on a 'daddy diet' ahead of the arrival of their third child. The father of two was seen walking out of the stationary bike studio talking on the phone, while dressed in a denim on denim ensemble, and not in any gym clothes.

At leaset 2,000 Zambian villagers have been given the go ahead to sue mining giant Vedanta in a UK court. The villagers who live in Nchanga in the country's Copperbelt province are suing for injury and damages to their property for what they say is numerous and ongoing toxic discharges around where they live. Vedanta Resources has an asset base of almost $40bn (£30bn) spread across the world and Its Zambian subsidiary Konkola Copper Mines (KCM) had appealed against a ruling in May 2016 when a High Court judge decided the claim could proceed. KCM which employs 16,000 people in Zambia had wanted the claims to be heard in the country. Reuters however reports that the judgment will play a significant role in defining the future liability of multinational companies based in the UK for alleged human rights and environmental abuses outside the country.