Wale Akinola
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World Bank president Malpass says G-20 may extend debt-suspension plan
The World Bank president David Malpass said the extension of the reprieve in debt-service payments by many of the world’s poorer nations would be the final.
These are US presidents who lost second term bid (see names, years)
President Donald Trump's tenure would end on Wednesday, January 20, after all his efforts to scuttle the victory of the Democrat and president-elect, Joe Biden.
Trump to pardon about 100 people on Tuesday, January 19, hours before his tenure expires
The final batch of clemency actions is expected to include a mix of criminal justice reform-minded pardons and more controversial ones secured or doled out.
US president-elect Biden makes 4 key appointments ahead of his inauguration
The US president-elect, Joe Biden said that the nominees would rebuild public trust in the rule of law and work to ensure a more fair and equitable justice.
Trump’s ex-chief of staff Mick Mulvaney resigns after Capitol attacks
Former White House communications director and press secretary and current chief of staff for first lady Melania Trump, Stephanie Grisham, had earlier resigned.
LIVE UPDATE: Joe Biden on the verge of presidency after leading Trump in key states (photos, video)
After an intense voting by Americans on Tuesday, November 3, US is set to rewrite history by reelecting Donald Trump or handing power to 77-year-old Joe Biden.
US election 2020: Dead people caught voting in New York - Report shows
The report revealed that the records show the Nizzere ballot was mailed on October 9, and it was received back by the Board of Elections (BOE) on October 13.
Ken Saro-Wiwa: Britain rebuffed Mandela’s appeal for oil sanctions against Nigeria - Report
The British government rejected Nelson Mandela’s personal appeal to impose oil sanctions on Nigeria after its military regime executed of Ken Sao-Wiwa and other eight environmental activists in 1995.
FG rescues 2 Nigerians from refugee camp in Bosnia, launches probe into incident
The federal government has said that the two Nigerians, Abia Alexandro Uchenna and Eboh Kenneth Chinedu, rescued from refugee camp in Bosnia are in good health condition.
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