White House: “President Donald J. Trump and Prime Minister @takaichi_sanae meet with Japanese families whose loved ones were abducted by North Korea decades ago but remain missing. ❤️”
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Photo News: Secretary Of State Marco Rubio Meets With ‘Family Members Of The Japanese Citizens Abducted By North Korea.’
Marco Rubio: “Met with the family members of the Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea. As @POTUSreaffirmed, the United States supports Japan in its call to immediately resolve the abductions issue, and we denounce North Korean human rights abuses.”
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Michelle Obama Set To Release New Book ‘The Look,’ Which Focuses On Her Fashion, Hair, And Beauty Journey During Her Time As US First Lady And Beyond.
Michelle Obama: “Every chapter of #TheLook captures a treasured part of my story: moments of growth, self-discovery, and feeling confident in my own skin. “There’s no feeling quite like seeing them all bound together—it reminds me how far I’ve come. I’m so proud to finally share it with you on November 4.” Obama announced
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Former US Vice President Kamala Harris During Her Memoir ‘107 Days’ Tour, Described Trump As ‘Tyrant,’ Claims UN Nations Laughed At Him During His First Administration
Kamala Harris: “Last week in London, I sat down with @ChimamandaReal to reflect on 107 Days and our current moment. It was a powerful reminder that the stories we share and community we build reach far beyond any border.”
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THE OBAFEMI AWOLOWO PHENOMENON AND FALLACY OF NNAMDI AZIKIWE’S VICTORY IN THE 1951 WESTERN REGIONAL ELECTIONS— The Lesson the Igbo Refuse to Learn from the Yoruba
By Nwankwo Tony Nwaezeigwe, PhD, DDInstitute of African Studies,University of Nigeria, NsukkaDirector, Nigerian Civil War & Genocide Research NetworkOdogwu of Ibusa Clan, Delta State, Nigerianwaezeigwe.genocideafrica@gmail.com One major characteristic of the Southeast Igbo is their habitual distaste for the truth about their history. Whenever one speaks the truth about the dishonorable acts of the Igbo leadership...
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Video: Saudi Arabia Unveils The World’s First “Sky Stadium, Completion Expected In 2032, Will Host Matches For The 2034 FIFA World Cup.
Saudi Arabia is set to construct the world’s first-ever “sky stadium,” officially called NEOM Stadium. Suspended 1,150 feet above the ground, the venue is expected to open around 2032 and will host matches for the 2034 FIFA World Cup.