PESHAWAR: A tribal gathering convened by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi on Saturday decided that a jirga will be formed to hold talks with the federal government and other stakeholders on drone attacks in the province. In the past few days, CM Afridi has condemned “persistent drone attacks” in KP, even hinting at introducing legislation to criminalise collateral damage in such incidents. On Saturday, a “loya (grand) jirga” was held at CM House, where tribal elders had been invited to decide the future course of action.

A U.S. citizen is suing the federal government after being detained three separate times by immigration agents despite possessing documentation proving citizenship. The lawsuit alleges racial profiling and systematic violation of constitutional rights.

Nigeria demands justice, stronger protection for citizens amid South Africa xenophobia crisis The Federal Government has stepped up diplomatic pressure on South Africa, demanding accountability over the deaths of two Nigerians and rising anti-foreigner hostility, warning that the situation could strain bilateral relations and endanger its citizens. The position was made known after Nigeria summoned South Africa’s Acting High Commissioner, Lesoli Machele, for a meeting in Abuja […] The post Nigeria demands justice, stronger protection for citizens amid South Africa xenophobia crisis appeared first on Latest Nigeria News | Top Stories from Ripples Nigeria .