Chinese Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng said on Tuesday that China is determined to execute sanctions imposed by the UN Security Council against North Korea.
Month: February 2017
India emerges world’s leading arms importer
India has emerged the leading arms importer in the world, according to a new report by the Stockholm International Peace Institute, SIPRI.
Michael Ibru’s children fight over estate
16 children of Chief Olorogun Michael Ibru, have filed suits and counter suits over the sharing of his multi-billion naira assets.
Searaki meets Buhari twice in one week
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari met Senate President, Bukola Saraki in London on Sunday evening, the presidency’s official Twitter account said.
Andrew Yakubu battles EFCC over $9.7m ‘gift’
Andrew Yakubu, the former managing director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, whose ‘gift’ of $9.7million and £74,000 was hidden in a nondescript house in Sabon Tasha in Kaduna city, has launched a move to have the seized money returned…
Ono Loki, head of South Sudan military courts quits
The head of South Sudan’s military courts, Colonel Khalid Ono Loki, has resigned, saying high-level interference made it impossible to discipline soldiers accused of rape and murder amid the nation’s civil war, according to a letter on Saturday.
Goodie Ibru quits Ikeja Hotels
Mr. Goodie Ibru has resigned as chairman of Ikeja Hotels Plc.
Tiwa Savage collaborates with Fat Joe’s star, Remy Ma
Mavin Records first Lady’, Tiwa Savage has debuted her international campaign with a ‘single’ collaboration with Grammy-nominated American rapper Remy Ma of Fat Joe’s rap crew, Terror Squad.
US shale oil producers drag down oil prices
Oil prices rose on Monday but the gains were limited as investors gauged whether an increase in U.S. drilling rigs and record stockpiles would undermine efforts by producers to cut output and bring the market into balance.
Kraft Heinz abandons bid for Unilever
U.S. food company Kraft Heinz Co withdrew its proposal for a $143-billion merger with larger rival Unilever Plc, the companies said raising questions about whether Kraft will turn its focus to another target.