@Femzydr1 They offered the best online banking service. they wont be the first or the last to be listed on foreign stock exchange. I'm sure there wasn't any buzz when Jumia listed on NYSE
@doctorwalesmd This speed test was performed on 5G internet service in the US, though 5G service in Nigeria is still constrained by coverage and infrastructure limitations.
TO ALL NIGERIANS IT MAY CONCERN:
The American Government under the orders of President Trump has now placed very severe travel restrictions on Nigerian citizens from entering USA.
Nigerians with Immigrants & Nonimmigrants visa in the categories of B-1, B‑2, B-1/B-2, F, M, & J visas are hereby suspended.
American embassy officials are also instructed to reduce the validity for any other nonimmigrant visa that has already been issued to Nigerians.
The reason for the decision of the American government is largely because of unchecked terrorism in many parts of Nigeria and also the fact that some Nigerians overstay their visa when they visit usa.
In summary, if you are a Nigerian passport holder, going to the usa has just become incredibly difficult if not impossible.
To the Nigerian government officials who actively collude and collaborate with terrorists, congratulations to you all.
To the Nigerian lunatic influencers who actively defend and excuse terrorists, congratulations to you all as well.
🚨Brown University Active Shooter Update
- Ongoing incident near Barus & Holley building; additional shots reported near Governor St
- Multiple victims shot; reports of ~20 injured (details on fatalities pending)
- Earlier claim of suspect in custody retracted – NO suspect in custody; search continues
- Campus lockdown/shelter-in-place in effect
- Heavy police/EMS response; avoid Hope St, Thayer St areas
Situation active.
For decades, this small West African country was the example. No coups since 1972. Peaceful transfers of power. A working democracy in a region where strongmen ruled.
Then, in December 2025, gunshots cracked through the capital. A group of mutinous soldiers stormed the state TV and declared a new era. They said the government had failed them. That their brothers were dying in the north, fighting jihadists, while politicians in the south rewrote the constitution.
By noon, it was over. Loyal forces crushed the coup. Nigeria sent jets. The president, Patrice Talon, appeared on camera looking calm. Crisis averted. Democracy saved?
Not exactly. Here's what they are not telling you about the coup in Benin Republic.