Justice Nnamdi Dimgba also ordered the interim forfeiture of $222, 000 and N2bn worth of shares of Aso Savings Ltd, allegedly secured fraudulently from proceeds of the sale of Power Holdings Company of Nigeria (PHCN).

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Japan has told an international meeting on North Korea that the world should not be blinded by Pyongyang’s recent “charm offensive”.

Foreign Minister Taro Kono’s comments in Canada come as North and South Korea discuss Pyongyang’s plans to participate in the Winter Olympics.

The 20 foreign ministers at the Vancouver talks agreed to increase pressure on Pyongyang.

The mother of the five-year-old H&M model caught up in a racism row said her family moved house in Sweden “for security reasons.”

Last week, photos of Liam Mango modelling a “coolest monkey in the jungle” hoodie went viral, with social media users accusing H&M of racism.

Many were angered when Liam’s mother Terry Mango defended the brand and told people to stop “crying wolf.”

President Donald Trump’s former chief strategist Steve Bannon faced angry lawmakers from both parties during a contentious interview that stretched more than 10 hours on Tuesday, as he was hit with subpoenas on multiple fronts and was accused by a top Democrat of agreeing to a White House “gag order.”

President Trump kicked CNN star Jim Acosta out of the Oval Office Tuesday after the network’s senior White House correspondent badgered him with racially charged questions.

Acosta has made a habit of grandstanding and interrupting when Trump and his surrogates are available to the media. Tuesday was no exception, as Acosta yelled, “Mr. President,” three times before finally getting Trump’s attention.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday used a new report from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security — revealing that nearly three out of four individuals convicted on international terrorism charges in the U.S. were foreign-born — to call for immigration reform.