Google is facing investigation by Japan Fair Trade Commission
The Japan Fair Trade Commission, on Monday, said it is investigating to find out if Google violated rules by asking smartphone manufacturers for preferential treatment.
Missions in Nigeria urge presidential candidates to uphold peace
the U.S.A, Australia, Japan, Norway, Canada and the UK in Nigeria have charged presidential candidates and political parties to uphold commitments signed at the Abuja Peace Accord, the second in the series.
Don urges INEC to guard against manipulation of election results
U.S.-based Nigerian historian and professor of Africana Studies, Apollos Nwauwa, has advised the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to guard against manipulation of election results.
North Korea: Truth, justice, reparations needed for victims of abduction
A report published today by the UN Human Rights Office vividly details the ongoing suffering of victims of enforced disappearance and abduction by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
Putin visits ‘dear friend’ Xi in show of no-limits partnership
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing on Tuesday to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping on a widely watched trip aimed at showcasing the trust and "no-limits" partnership between the countries even as the war in Ukraine raged on.
Court: My Husband Does Not Provide For Family – Wife
A Business woman, Mrs Mary Paul, on Friday, dragged her husband, Anthony Paul before a Jikwoyi Customary Court, Abuja, for not providing for the family.
