466bn migrants’ remittances triple global development aid in 2017, says UN
By Meletus EZE Statistics released by the UN on Sunday indicate that migrants from developing countries sent home 466 billion dollars in 2017, tripling the
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ECOWAS protocol bars Buhari from signing Electoral Bill, says Ovie Omo-Agege
By Meletus EZE Sen. Ovie Omo-Agege (Delta Central) said the ECOWAS Protocol on Democracy and Good Governance forbids President Muhammadu Buhari from signing the Electoral
Sterling set for fourth weekly drop on concerns about Brexit vote
By Aliyu DANLADI Sterling fell on Friday and was headed for a fourth consecutive week of losses as British Prime Minister Theresa May pressed ahead
Nigeria lauds international support on Boko Haram, Lake Chad
By Meletus EZE Nigeria has lauded the international support to the country and neighbouring countries in addressing the challenges caused by the Boko Haram terrorists
South Africa’s November net foreign reserves rise to $42.577 bn
By Meletus EZE South Africa’s net foreign reserves rose to 42.577 billion dollars in November from 42.194 billion dollars in October, the Reserve Bank said
OPEC yet to agree final deal as Iran seeks exemptions -Sources
By Aliyu DANLADI Iran appears to be the main obstacle for an OPEC oil output deal on Friday as the group’s leader Saudi Arabia has
Deposed aide to Saudi crown prince accused of role in female activists’ torture
ByAliyu DANLADI A top aide to Saudi Arabia’s crown prince, fired for his role in the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, personally oversaw the torture
Khashoggi: U.S. Senators debate ways to punish Saudi crown prince
By Thompson ABISOLA U.S. senators, bent on punishing Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, said on Thursday they
Brexit vote to go ahead despite report ministers seek delay
By Kunle SHONUGA Parliament’s vote on British Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal will go ahead on Dec. 11, her office said on Thursday. The
U.S. reiterates commitment to prevention, response to GBV in Nigeria
By Thompson ABISOLA The U.S. Cultural Affairs Officer to Nigeria, Mr Sterling Tilley, on Thursday reiterated the country’s commitment to prevent and respond to fights
