To safeguard Nigerian economy we won’t devalue the naira – CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday, disclosed that its decision not to undertake a further devaluation of the naira was borne out of the need to safeguard the Nigerian economy from the shocks and negative impact the depreciation will have on the economy.
Rangers’ resurgence gets Akwa test
Is this a dream? When will this fairytale run end? Are they really flying again? What is happening with Rangers? These are the sort of questions that have dominated the media space in the last couple of weeks following the string of results that Rangers of Enugu have recorded.
Police raid kidnappers’ den in Enugu
The Anti-Kidnap Unit of Enugu Police command,yesterday, raided one kidnappers’ den, along Ugwuogo-Nike-Opi-Nsukka expressway where suspected kidnappers had used as hideout.
Sunshine seek Lobi’s fall
Sunshine Stars do not need to look over their shoulders to see that Enyimba and Wikki Tourists are lurking in the wings to upstage them from the prime spot. Armed with 29 points, same as Enyimba, the Akure-based team are only ahead of the Aba Elephants on goals difference and just a point above Wikki Tourists.
Enyimba, Abia Warriors’ duel pits Anyansi against Inyama
Armed with 29 points, Enyimba are closing in on the top spot currently occupied by Sunshine Stars, as the two-time CAF Champions League champions are only a place below the Akure-based side because of the superior goals advantage that the leaders have.
Oil glut rages, no market for Nigerian crude
With the Yom Kippur War of 1973, the United States banned the export of crude oil to any part of the globe except refined petroleum products. For memory sake the Yom Kippur War also known as the Arab –Israeli War elicited an embargo of oil by Arab members of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) on October 17, 1973 against the United States for its support of Israel during the war.
