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Mayowa Durosinmi
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Investigative Reporter, West Africa Weekly
Lagos
Beats
Biography
I am a writer, reader, and journalist majoring in politics, health, human rights, and corruption. I currently write five daily news reports in addition to my investigative work. You can always find me on X (formerly Twitter) @mayordeah_
Editorial and Finance.Politics Health Opinion
sports
Content
Former U.S. Congressman Involved In Libya Negotiations Reveals That U.S. And Europe Killed Gaddafi to Stop African Economic Unity
By Confidence Ubani, Mayowa Durosinmi| West Africa Weekly@ Former United States Congressman Curt Weldon has stated on record that America and its European allies orchestrated the killing of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi to prevent the unification of Africa under a single economic system backed by gold. In a newly released interview with journalist Tucker Carlson, Weldon, who served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1987 to 2007, recounted multiple meetings with Gaddafi and visits to Libya in 2004.
Hundeyin and Greenspan Win FOIA Suit as US Court Orders FBI, Other Federal Agencies Release Unredacted Files on Tinubu's Heroin Trafficking
By Mayowa Durosinmi| West Africa Weekly@ Share Tweet Pin West Africa Weekly’s EIC David Hundeyin and Aaron Greenspan of Plainsite have won the lawsuit [No. 23-1816 (BAH)] which they jointly instituted against the FBI, DEA, CIA, State Department and Justice Department regarding the unredacted release of law enforcement records relating to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s history of heroin trafficking in Chicago. Judge Beryl A.
Nigerians Question Tinubu's Silence as Boko Haram Overruns Borno Military Base, Kills Soldiers After Declaring State of Emergency in Rivers
By Confidence Ubani, Mayowa Durosinmi| West Africa Weekly@ Share Tweet Pin Boko Haram and its splinter faction, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), have intensified attacks in northeast Nigeria. On 25 March 2025, the terrorists overran a key Forward Operating Base (FOB) in Wajiroko, Borno State. At least three soldiers were killed, while several others, including a senior officer, were injured.
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West Africa Weekly
Accra, Greater Accra, Ghana