Public Anger In Bangledesh As Saudi Arabia Executes Two Citizens  For ‘Indecent Act’ Inside Mecca Mosque

LAGOS OCTOBER 22ND (NEWSRANGERS)-Saudi Arabia executed two Bangladeshi citizens it had accused of an “indecent act” inside a mosque in Mecca. The case has caused public anger in Bangladesh and has left its government scrambling for answers because it only learnt about the executions after the fact. According to the Saudi interior ministry, a man…

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Trump Weighs Military Option After Saudi Airport Blast Kills 13, Injures Over 300 People

LAGOS OCTOBER 12TH (NEWSRANGERS)-An unidentified projectile struck Saudi Arabia’s main international airport Sunday, injuring people a day after a deadly missile attack at the same site raised questions about whether the United States would join another conflict in the region. Report by NBC NEWS disclosed that Saudi Arabia’s General Authority of Civil Aviation confirmed the…

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Separated Nigerian Conjoined Twins Return To Kano After Successful Surgery In Saudi Arabia

LAGOS SEPTEMBER 13TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Two Nigerian conjoined twins, Hassana and Husaina, who recently underwent successful separation surgery in Saudi Arabia, have returned home to a warm reception at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport, MAKIA. Hassana and Husaina had travelled to Riyadh in October 2023, where they underwent months of comprehensive medical examinations and where Doctors discovered…

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Nigeria Rated Among Six Wealthy Countries With Poor Citizens

LAGOS FEBRUARY 20TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Rich countries often give the illusion of a high standard of living, well-funded public services, and flourishing economies. However, that is not the case for these countries where the paradox of immense wealth contrasts sharply with widespread poverty among the citizens. Several factors contribute to this phenomenon, including wealth disparity, political instability,…

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Three Nigeria Women Relief Of Drug Trafficking Charges In Saudi Arabia After 10 Months In Detention

LAGOS JANUARY 5TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Three Nigerian women, Hadiza Abba, Fatima Umate Malah, and Fatima Kannai Gamboi, charged with drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia, have been acquitted.  The Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement signed by Kimiebi Imomotimi Ebienfa, acting spokesperson for the ministry announced in a statement on Sunday, citing prolonged diplomatic and legal…

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