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A new investigation by The PUNCH has revealed that Nigerians are not allowed to enter and order food at a racist Chinese restaurant called Shi Shi in Lagos. The PUNCH visited the restaurant to investigate claims made by some Nigerians on social media. The findings are riveting. The restaurant is located on 21, Emina Crescent, Off Toyin Street, Ikeja, Lagos. According to The PUNCH, it was learnt that only Chinese are allowed entry into the upscale restaurant, though findings showed that Nigerians and other Blacks are allowed to enter only if they are accompanied by a Chinese. When our correspondent visited the restaurant on Tuesday, he was stopped by a guard in army camouflage from entering the restaurant. “Who are you looking for?” the guard asked. When The PUNCH correspondent responded that he wanted to order a Chinese cuisine, the guard said he (this correspondent) was not permitted to enter inside. The guard also quickly escorted our correspondent from the premises,

According to InfoMigrants, Nigerian women are at growing risk from traffickers in Germany who exploit and engage them in prostitution. Read the full report below by InfoMigrants. The new prostitute protection law in Germany was meant to identify victims of human trafficking – most of them migrant women. More than 18 months after the law came into effect, thousands continue to be targeted for exploitation, and the risk for Nigerian women seems to be increasing. There are campervans parked by the roadside. Some have hearts painted on them, one says “girls, girls” in red letters. It’s an easy matter for someone to stop for a quick transaction in one of these Love-Mobiles – sex with one of the “girls” in exchange for the going rate. Prostitution is mainly legal in Germany, as are these mobile brothels. But many of the women in the business – including those working from the Love-Mobiles – are victims of illegal human trafficking. Most of the women are from Eastern Europe or Nige

Chelsea star player, Eden Hazard has broken silence after his club told Real Madrid how much to pay for his signature. DAILY POST earlier reported that Chelsea wants at least £98.5million for Hazard after rejecting Real Madrid’s opening offer for the 28-year-old. DAILY POST recalls that Real Madrid contacted Chelsea last week over their bid for Hazard as Zinedine Zidane returned. But Hazard has now insisted that he will not be distracted by the mounting speculation over his future in Chelsea. The Belgium international has so far refused to sign a new long-term deal with Chelsea as he enters the final 12 months of his current contract at Stamford Bridge. Speaking on his future ahead of Belgium’s Euro 2020 qualifiers against Russia and Cyprus on Thursday and Sunday respectively, Hazard was quoted by Metro UK as sayings: “at the moment, there’s nobody waiting for me. “We still have 2 important months with Chelsea. We can win the Europa League. “We have to win the Europa L

China’s President Xi Jinping applauds during a celebration meeting marking the 40th anniversary of China’s “reform and opening up” policy at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on December 18, 2018. – President Xi Jinping warned on December 18 that no one can “dictate” China’s economic development path as the Communist Party marked 40 years of its historic “reform and opening up” policy amid a stern challenge from the United States. (Photo by WANG Zhao / AFP) Chinese President Xi Jinping heads to Europe on Thursday as the continent is divided over his cherished Belt and Road trade infrastructure project and under US pressure to shun telecom giant Huawei. Xi will start his trip in Italy before heading to Monaco — the first visit by a Chinese president to the posh principality — and cap his five-day journey in France. His visit comes a week after the European Union released a 10-point plan outlining a shift to more assertive relations with Beijing, warning that China was a “r

Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev shocked the nation on Tuesday by announcing his resignation after nearly 30 years in power. Nursultan Nazarbayev The Central Asian strongman, 78, had ruled Kazakhstan since before the collapse of the Soviet Union and leaves no obvious successor. His announcement came a year ahead of the country’s next scheduled presidential election and amid growing frustration over falling living standards. In a broadcast address to the nation, Nazarbayev said he had decided to step down and that the chairman of the Kazakh Senate would take over. “I have taken the decision to resign from the post of presidency,” Nazarbayev said. “The mandate of the presidency will pass to the chairman of the Senate for the remainder of my presidential term.” The senate chair position is currently held by Nazarbayev loyalist Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, 65, a former prime minister and career diplomat. READ ALSO: Israel PM deal seeks to boost ultra-right in April vote

A man walks past the flags of Anti-Brexit protesters outside the Houses of Parliament in London on February 12, 2019. – British Prime Minister Theresa May asked MPs Tuesday to give her more time for talks with the European Union on renegotiating the Brexit deal, just weeks before the scheduled March 29 departure date. (Photo by Tolga AKMEN / AFP) Frustrated EU officials may insist London cannot postpone Brexit indefinitely without a plan, but they are resigned to Britain taking part in the European election in May and are making preparations. Prime Minister Theresa May will likely come to Thursday’s summit in Brussels to plead for more time for her parliament to agree the terms of an orderly divorce. After some grumbling, EU leaders will probably agree, and then — in what European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker calls an “irony of history” — election planning begins. British leaders say they still intend to leave the bloc, but if they haven’t set a firm date for this by the ti

A woman is seeking divorce from her husband because he reportedly loves sex too much. “My husband makes love to me sometimes five rounds at one time with only two minutes rest after each round, even when I am sick”, the divorce seeking wife told a Lusaka local court in Zambia. The woman identified as Constance Mwelwa, 35, sued her husband, Raphael Katiba, 46, for divorce after separating for two weeks. However, Katiba said that he still loves his wife, Mwelwa. The two got married in 2006 and have one child. Dowry was paid. Mwelwa told the court that her husband is very jealous and his love for sex is also too much. “Even when he knows I am not feeling well, he opens my legs and starts making love,” Mwelwa said. She said whenever she went to church, he would accuse her that she was with other men and he would penetrate his fingers in her v*gina to prove whether she was telling the truth or lying and that she could not do any business because of his jealousy. When Katiba