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Saudi Arabia Says Won’t Cut Oil Output

Saudi Arabia said on Sunday it would not cut output to prop up oil markets even if non-OPEC nations did so, in one of the toughest signals yet that the world's top petroleum exporter plans to ride out the...

OPINION: A BUHARI- SAMBO TICKET, WHY NOT?

The responsibility of the Vice President is to be ready at a moment's notice to accept the Presidency if the President is unable to perform his duties for any objective reason, and Namadi Sambo, certainly can fulfill this responsibility,...

OPINION: WHY IS RISING INCOME INEQUALITY IN AFRICA A CONCERN?

Economic prosperity is a relative term. To some, it means that overall, the economy is doing well and most people have sufficient income for essentials and perhaps a little extra. To others it means that businesses are hiring and...

OPINION: SHATTERING ISRAEL’S IMAGE

No Israeli government has shattered Israel’s international image more than the Netanyahu government has over the past six years. Not only have Netanyahu and his cohorts systematically been engaged in rancorous public narratives against the Palestinians, but they have...

OPINION: GIVE IT TO TINUBU; HE KNOWS HIS ONIONS

You must give it to Asiwaju Tinubu. He knows where his bread is buttered. While others are thinking about 2015, he has moved to 2019 and that is where he has set his visions. Before others get there he...

OPINION: INDEPENDENCE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, FULL AUTONOMY AND THE PROPOSED AUTONOMY

I am propelled by the responses, reactions questions and comments on my previous articles to write this one. The previous article title “Local government autonomy in Nigeria and the proposed Indefinite Strike by Nigerian Teachers” was published in some...

OPINION: GUILT: THIS FEAR OF A STRONG AFRICAN MAN

How will the rest of the world react if Nigeria chose leaders wisely? Elect a principled President, not obsequious to international gratification. Do not fear his views on world affairs; just respect him to demand for the same socio-economic...

Ebola Death Toll In Three African Countries Hits 7,373: WHO

The death toll from Ebola in the three worst-affected countries in West Africa has risen to 7,373 among 19,031 cases known to date there, the World Health Organization said on Saturday. The latest data, posted overnight on the WHO website,...

Nigeria Makes Further Efforts To Defend Currency

Nigeria's central bank has brought in further measures to support its currency, the naira. Buyers of foreign currency must use that money within 48 hours or be forced to sell it back at the rate set by the central bank. The...

Obama Says North Korea Hacked Sony, Vows Response

President Barack Obama declared Friday that Sony "made a mistake" in shelving a satirical film about a plot to assassinate North Korea's leader, and he pledged the U.S. would respond "in a place and manner and time that we...

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