US SANCTIONS SUDAN'S RSF LEADER DAGALO. (PHOTO).

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 US sanctions Sudan's RSF leader Dagalo The United States determined on Tuesday that members of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and allied militias committed "genocide" in Sudan and it imposed sanctions on the group's leader over a conflict that has killed thousands of people and driven millions from their homes. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said in a statement the RSF and aligned militias had continued direct attacks against civilians, Reuters reported. The militias have also targeted fleeing civilians and murdered innocent people escaping conflict, Blinken said. "The United States is committed to holding accountable those responsible for these atrocities," Blinken said. Washington announced sanctions on the leader of the RSF, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, barring him from travelling to the United States and freezing any US assets he might hold. "For nearly two years, Hemedti's RSF has engaged in a brutal armed conflict with the Sudanese Ar...
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SAIDI ARABIA RELEASES 3 NIGERIAN WOMEN DETAINED FOR ALLEGED COCAINE POSSESSION.(PHOTO).

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 Saudi Arabia Releases 3 Nigerian Women Detained for Alleged Cocaine Possession


The Saudi Arabian government has released three Nigerian women—Hadiza Abba, Fatima Malah, and Fatima Gamboi—previously arrested for alleged possession of illicit drugs.  


In a statement issued on Sunday, Kimiebi Ebienfa, the spokesperson for Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, confirmed their release following 10 months in detention. The development came after extensive diplomatic efforts between the Nigerian government and Saudi authorities.  


The women were apprehended on March 5, 2024, at Prince Mohammad bin Abdul Aziz International Airport in Madinah during a pilgrimage. They were suspected of being accomplices after two other Nigerians were found carrying capsules of cocaine.  


After prolonged legal and diplomatic engagements, the women were acquitted and handed over to the Nigerian Consulate in Jeddah. They are now undergoing immigration processes before returning home to reunite with their families.

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