South Africa’s rand gains on easing U.S.-China trade tensions
Mrs Okowa donates food items to women, children in Ughelli South
Troops foil suicide attack, kill 3 female bombers in Dikwa
Teenager caught with plasma TV, other items
We’ve empowered APGA to take over Imo – Araraume
Man bags 30-yr-jail term for raping 80-yr-old woman
Jigawa spends N93m on orphans, marriages
Obi Keagborekuzi I relights bond between Agbor, Owa kingdoms
Egypt expects 5th tranche of IMF loan in January
Sultan of Sokoto angry at Warri’s deplorable condition
Senior citizens kick as China coy demolish Nigeria Railway quarters
U.S. stocks rises as dollar slips
Access Bank, Diamond customers to access over 3, 100 ATMs for free

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Akeredolu presents N190bn 2019 budget
A budget of N190.023 billion for the 2019 fiscal year was yesterday presented to the Ondo State House of Assembly by Governor Rotimi Akeredolu representing an increase of 4.74% above the N181.425 billion in 2018 appropriation bill.
5 die, 9 injured in Enugu auto crash – Police
Five persons and 15 cows were killed, yesterday, with nine persons also injured when a trailer carrying cows skidded off the road and tumbled while trying to avoid a broken down tanker.
Ojikutu advocates removal of power to appoint, remove traditional rulers from governors
FORMER Deputy Governor of Lagos state, Alhaja Sinatu Aderoju Ojikutu, has advocated the removal of the power to appoint traditional rulers by the government from the Constitution so that the approval of appointment of Obas, Emirs, Igwes etc) will revert to their inherited Traditional approving authority in their locality.
Commodities cap another dismal year as 2019 offers tough test
Commodities had another poor year in 2018, hurt by substantial losses in energy and base metals, and raw materials will head into January burdened by concerns global economic growth is poised to slow.
Minimum wage: Economic shutdown looms as implementation deadline expires
Abuja—Barring any last minute change, the nation’s economy may witness total shutdown, following the inability of the Federal Government to meet up with the December 31, 2018, deadline by organised labour for the commencement of the implementation process of the N30,000 new minimum wage.
New year: APC governorship candidate urges security agencies to be alert during festivities
SPECIAL Adviser and Publicity to Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, Yusuph Olaniyonu, Monday advised the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed to stop using the tragic loss of lives in the Offa robbery as a political tool, while also urging him to prove his claim that subsequent broadcasts of the Senate President’s syndicated Christmas morning interview were manipulated.
Police confirms arrest of 4 suspected kidnappers, 2 cult kingpins in A’Ibom
The Akwa Ibom Police Command on Monday confirmed the arrest of four suspected kidnappers and two notorious cultists terrorising Eket Local Government Area and it’s environs in the area.
Nasri joins West Ham on return from doping ban
Former French international midfielder Samir Nasri returned to football on Monday following a doping ban by joining English Premier League side West Ham.
Budget: Economic sector leads as Ajimobi budgets N285bn for 2019
GOVERNOR Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State, Monday presented a budget of N285 billion to the state’s House of Assembly for the 2019 fiscal year, out of which N100,535,047,409.14 (61.50%) was allocated to the economic sector.
Chelsea break £400m turnover barrier, post £62m profit
A return to Champions League football and prominent player sales allowed Premier League giants Chelsea to record a record £443.4 million ($562 million) turnover and £62 million profit for the 2017/18 season, the club announced on Monday.

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