Africa

Paul Biya of Cameroon

President Paul Biya, the newly elected leader of Cameroon, was again rigged into office according to election observers. He has absolutely no business being in office.

Cameroon is in flames at the moment because President Paul Biya, who has been in power for so many years, has once again rigged himself into office. This is a man who can hardly remember where he is at any given time due to old age and his health conditions. So how can such a […]

President Paul Biya, the newly elected leader of Cameroon, was again rigged into office according to election observers. He has absolutely no business being in office. Read More »

Nigeria and France Presidents

France allegedly dragged Niger government to international court because Niger refused them access to mine uranium in the country.

France has reportedly dragged the government of Niger before an international court after Niger refused to grant France continued access to mine its uranium deposits. It has now become clear to much of the world that France’s economic survival is heavily tied to Africa. France’s economy, as alleged, has begun to feel the impact of

France allegedly dragged Niger government to international court because Niger refused them access to mine uranium in the country. Read More »

President Donald Trump wants to deport a certain group of people from the United States who have no ties to any African country, a move most African leaders have completely rejected.

Reports indicate that the U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration sought to deport a group of individuals with alleged criminal records to some African countries, even though these individuals have no ties whatsoever to the continent. The move has sparked outrage across Africa, with many leaders firmly rejecting the idea. According to reliable sources, the government

President Donald Trump wants to deport a certain group of people from the United States who have no ties to any African country, a move most African leaders have completely rejected. Read More »

Paul Biya

Brenda Biya, daughter of Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, opposes her father’s push to stay in power at 92.

Brenda Biya, the 28-year-old daughter of Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, has openly criticized her father’s decision to continue leading the country despite his advanced age. President Biya, now 92, has signaled his interest in running for another term, a move his daughter reportedly opposes. Brenda deserves credit for speaking the truth many close to her

Brenda Biya, daughter of Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, opposes her father’s push to stay in power at 92. Read More »

No matter how long it takes, France should continue to plead with its former colonies in Africa to allow it to make things right. If not, in the coming years, France may face unimaginable economic conditions.

France is already dealing with a series of economic challenges because the resources it once heavily relied on from its African colonies are no longer flowing as before. If this continues, France’s economic problems will only get worse. That is why we are calling on France to sincerely beg for forgiveness from its former colonies

No matter how long it takes, France should continue to plead with its former colonies in Africa to allow it to make things right. If not, in the coming years, France may face unimaginable economic conditions. Read More »

Bill Gates

While Mr. Bill Gates and his associates are busy promoting Lab grown meats in Africa as alleged, many states in the United States of America have banned such meats because it is not safe for human consumption.

The Viewers Corner News team is advising countries in Africa to completely reject Lab grown meats which Mr. Bill Gates and his associates are allegedly promoting on the continent. Reports show that states like Texas, Alabama, Nebraska, Mississippi, Florida and many others in the United States of America have already banned Lab grown meats, saying

While Mr. Bill Gates and his associates are busy promoting Lab grown meats in Africa as alleged, many states in the United States of America have banned such meats because it is not safe for human consumption. Read More »

Bill Gates

Mr. Bill Gates’ agenda in countries on the continent of Africa is of no good. These are the words of most great African leaders.

The Viewers Corner News team joins those great African leaders who have firmly rejected Mr. Bill Gates’ agendas, insisting that his projects are of no benefit to Africans. They are also calling on other leaders across the continent to do the same. We use this opportunity to plead with Mr. Bill Gates to leave Africa

Mr. Bill Gates’ agenda in countries on the continent of Africa is of no good. These are the words of most great African leaders. Read More »

Gertrude Torkornoo Ghana judge

Ghana’s Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo Removed Amid Controversy

Ghana has made history by removing Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo from office. President John Mahama acted after a special inquiry said she had committed “misbehaviour,” making her the first sitting chief justice in the country to face such a dismissal. Torkornoo, who became the country’s third female chief justice in 2023, had been suspended since

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Peter Obi

Nigerians, four years is more than enough for a leader to put his state/country in a good shape and also for the voters to evaluate his works, if such a leader would be re-elected to office or not.

Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has proven that a leader who is prepared to work for his people does not need so many years in office to show results. Also, Captain Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso has been in office for just a short time, yet he has transformed his country to an unimaginable

Nigerians, four years is more than enough for a leader to put his state/country in a good shape and also for the voters to evaluate his works, if such a leader would be re-elected to office or not. Read More »

France is facing energy problems because much uranium from Africa is not reaching them anymore.

France knows that its energy sector cannot function effectively without raw materials from Africa. Yet, for decades, France chose to treat African countries poorly, almost as if they were France’s property. The assumption seemed to be that African nations would never rise to challenge these injustices. But today, the tide has turned in Africa’s favour.

France is facing energy problems because much uranium from Africa is not reaching them anymore. Read More »

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