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Saudi Arabia Bans Underage Marriage On Monday, December 23, the Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Justice set 18 years as the minimum age for marriage, as it prohibits marriage of persons under 18. According to a

34-Year-Old Sanna Marin Becomes World’s Youngest Prime Minister 34-year-old Sanna Marin has become Finland’s youngest Prime Minister ever after winning Sunday’s election to replace Prime Minister Antti Rinne who resigned on Tuesday December 3, after

Ruth Ginsburg, U.S. Supreme Court Judge Hospitalized US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 86, has been admitted to a hospital after suffering chills and a fever. She was evaluated at the Sibley Memorial Hospital

4 Killed, 6 Injured At California Backyard Party [Photos] 4 people are reportedly dead and 6 more have been injured in a mass shooting at a backyard party in Fresno, California, police said Sunday evening.

For Persistent Environmental Pollution Lagos State Seals Eight Mosques and Churches The Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency, has sealed no fewer than eight mosques, churches over persistent environmental pollution and disruption of peaceful co-existence of

California High School Shooting: At Least 6 Injured [Photos] A shooting has been reported at a California high school, leaving at least six people injured. On Thursday morning (Nov. 14), gunfire erupted at about 7.45am

Federal Government of Nigeria Sets Conditions for Reopening Of Borders The federal government has unveiled fresh conditions for the reopening of the country’s borders to imported goods. Recall the nation’s borders have been closed for

Photos of Nigerian And Ugandan Citizens Arrested For Attacking Police Officers in Malaysia 17 Nigerian nationals and one Ugandan were arrested on Sunday night, in connection with the attack on police personnel by a group

Angry Ijaw Youths [IYC] Shut Down 10 Telecom Masts in Bayelsa State Today, a Task Force of the Ijaw Youths Council (IYC), Central Zone raided and shut down facilities belonging to telecommunication companies in Bayelsa

Why Uganda Will Start Issuing Birth Certificates to Cows A proactive measure taken by the Ugandan government to ensure the traceability of products and benefit from the international market to local farmers, will have cows

Thousands of Puerto Rican Protest in Demand of Governor’s Resignation Thousands in Puerto Rico march to demand the resignation of their governor on Wednesday. Wednesday makes the fifth day, protesters rally against Governor Rossello following