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U.S. freezes assets of eight Nigerians tied to Boko Haram and ISIL over terrorism and cybercrime.
The U.S. Treasury has frozen assets of eight Nigerians linked to Boko Haram and ISIL, citing ties to terrorism financing and cybercrime.
The sanctions, imposed under Executive Order 13224, block all U.S. assets of the individuals and prohibit transactions with them.
Among those targeted are Salih Yusuf Adamu, convicted in the UAE for funding Boko Haram, and others connected to the groups, including Abu Musab Al-Barnawi and Abu Bakr ibn Muhammad ibn Ali Al-Mainuki, some listed under multiple names.
The move supports broader U.S. counter-terrorism and religious freedom efforts in Nigeria.
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EE.UU. congela los activos de ocho nigerianos vinculados a Boko Haram e ISIL por terrorismo y delitos cibernéticos.