Nigeria, Nov. 3 -- The reported trip by President Bola Tinubu to Washington for peace talks with U.S. President Donald Trump has been shelved, despite mounting diplomatic strain over America's warning on alleged religious persecution in Nigeria. Multiple presidency sources confirmed that no travel or bilateral meeting has been approved yet, even though behind-the-scenes discussions are ongoing, The News Chronicle gathered. A Washington visit is not confirmed. Engagements are happening, but a face-to-face meeting is not on the table for now," a senior presidential official revealed. Instead, Tinubu is expected at the G-20 Summit in Durban, South Africa on November 20, viewed as the earliest possible venue for a first Tinubu-Trump encounter...