AFRICA AND RUSSIA ARE NATURAL ALLIES - PUTIN. (PHOTO).

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 Africa and Russia are natural allies - Putin Russian President Vladimir Putin courted dozens of African leaders at a Russia-Africa summit that wraps up Thursday as he seeks to bolster Moscow’s clout across the continent. Speaking during a meeting in the Kremlin on the second day of the summit, Putin said that “Russia and Africa are united by truly strong bonds of friendship and close partnership.” “We are natural allies in building a multipolar, genuinely democratic world order, free from diktat and double standards and based on respect for the norms of international law and the fundamental principles of the United Nations Charter,” Putin said, AP reported. He mentioned Moscow’s support for the African nations’ anti-colonial fight during Soviet times. “Russia has always been and remains committed to seeing African nations defend their sovereignty, achieve steady growth, and strengthen their economies and social sectors,” the Russian leader said. “We stand ready to continue working...

WE HAVE NOT BEEN SLEEPING; WE’VE BEEN FOLLOWING THIS MATTER TO FIND A PEACEFUL RESOLUTION TO IT- SEN. VICTOR UMEH. (PHOTO).


 We Have Not Been Sleeping; We’ve Been Following This Matter To Find A Peaceful Resolution To It- Sen. Victor Umeh


According to a recent video shared by Viable TV, Senator Victor Umeh of Anambra Central has reiterated the persistent efforts made by Southeast leaders to secure a peaceful resolution to the ongoing tensions surrounding the detention and conviction of Nnamdi Kanu.


Speaking during the interview, Senator Umeh emphasized that contrary to public perception, regional leaders have remained actively engaged in seeking solutions that would restore calm and stability across the Southeast.


He stressed that dialogue, consultations, and direct engagements with key government officials have been ongoing for years, reflecting the seriousness with which the issue is being handled.


Umeh noted that several meetings were held with the Attorney General of the Federation, the National Security Adviser, and other top government figures as part of these efforts. He expressed concern that despite these interventions, little progress had been made toward achieving meaningful relief for the region.


In his words, “We have not been sleeping; we’ve been following this matter all over to see how we can find a peaceful resolution.”


The senator explained that the insecurity in the Southeast has continued to escalate partly because many individuals anchor their grievances on the continued detention of Kanu. He stressed that addressing this single issue could open the door to wider reconciliation, renewed trust, and long-term peace building.


Umeh also appealed to the federal government to adopt dialogue-driven approaches, similar to those previously used in other regions, urging leaders to apply lessons from history when addressing sensitive national concerns


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