ABACHA FAMILY PROPERTY DISPUTE: PARTIES URGED TO RETURN TO ARBITRATION. (PHOTO)

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 Abacha Family Property Dispute: Parties Urged To Return To Arbitration A media analyst, Ujah David Abakpa, has urged members of the Abacha family and the developer engaged under a Joint Venture (JV) Agreement for their property at No. 68, Molade Okoya Thomas Street, off Ajose Adeogun Street, Victoria Island, Lagos, to respect the court process and return to arbitration. Abakpa, in a statement, said he had followed with growing concern the trajectory of the civil dispute between members of the Abacha family and the developer over the property. He said the JV arrangement began in 2021, while the developer moved to site in 2022, adding that, from his understanding of the record, the project had faced obstacles from the outset. According to him, the property carried encumbrances, including years of unpaid land use charge and sitting tenants who resisted eviction. According to Segalink, the developer absorbed the liabilities, including the cost of clearing all accrued taxes owed by Mrs...

CHINA NOT AFRAID OF U.S. PRESSURE – XI JINPING WARNS TRUMP. (PHOTO).


 China Not Afraid of U.S. Pressure – Xi Jinping Warns Trump


Chinese President Xi Jinping has declared that China is "not afraid" amid rising tensions in the ongoing trade war with the United States.


Speaking in Beijing during a meeting with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, Xi warned that “there are no winners in a trade war” and stressed China’s resilience against “unjust suppression.”


The statement comes after the Trump administration hiked tariffs on Chinese goods to 145%. Xi emphasized China’s commitment to self-reliance and vowed to remain focused despite external pressures.

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