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    The Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, says Nigeria must not take loan facility from the International Monetary Fund to overcome its economic challenges. This is contained in a statement issued in Abuja on Saturday at the ongoing Spring Meetings of the IMF-World Bank in Washington DC while responding to why the government has refused […]
  • “The Big Move” Is Coming

    Via NorthmanTrader.com, A big move is coming in the S&P 500 and it will take everyone’s breath away. Simply put: The S&P 500 has traded in a multi-year consolidation range with a high of 2134 and a low of 1810. A breakout or breakdown out of this range could result in a measured technical move of […]Read More
  • Wishes Aside, Gold Is Going To Fly

    By Chris at www.CapitalistExploits.at Sure, it may just go to $650 an ounce first, which incidentally would be awesome for those of us who love going long asymmetry. Rest assured however, when the wheels truly come off of what is easily the craziest monetary experiment of modern times, there will be no stopping gold from running. […]
  • “I Am Not Sure You Can Call It A Freeze” – OPEC Deal In Jeopardy As Saudi-Iran Tensions Spike: All The Latest

    Following last night’s leaked draft Doha document, which envisions a non-binding, “gentleman-like” oil freeze agreement, that caps production at January levels until October, with zero enforcement or oversight, moments ago the formal Doha talks started: OIL PRODUCERS START FORMAL TALKS ON OUTPUT FREEZE IN DOHA However, even before the start, things did not look good, […]
  • Mysterious Foam Covers Japanese City In Aftermath Of Destructive Earthquake

    After this week’s spike in destructive Japanese earthquakes, which in addition to the two strongest tremors since 2011 has also unleashed several hundred smaller aftershocks and led to over 40 deaths, thousands injured, landslides, collapsed buildings and extensive damage, the most surprising aftereffect appeared yesterday on the streets of the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka […]
  • Nigeria’s Pro-Corruption Bill: SERAP Drags Senate To UN

    Bukola Saraki, Nigeria Senate President Nigeria’s Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has described a bill in the Senate seeking to amend the Code of Conduct Bureau and Code of Conduct Tribunal Act as “political rascality”, warning that if passed into law, it would seriously weaken the act, undermine the fight against corruption in the […]
  • Missing Cameroonian Student In Germany Found Dead

    Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter The body of a Cameroonian student who went missing on March 9, 2016, has been found in the woods in Slijk-Ewijk, a small village in Holland in an advanced state of decomposition. Danielle Isabelle Hebhang went missing after leaving her sister’s home in Bielefeld, Germany, Wednesday, for her apartment […]
  • Breaking Pictures! Damaturu-Biu Road, Closed Because Of #BokoHaram, Reopens

    Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Previous articleMissing Cameroonian Student In Germany Found Dead Next articleSouth Sudanese Gunmen Massacre 140 Civilians In Ethiopia We are the best online Nigerian newspaper with a blend of international news, politics, culture, opinion and much more! Share our breaking articles, breaking views and breaking pictures. We give you credible […]
  • South Sudanese Gunmen Massacre 140 Civilians In Ethiopia

    Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) soldiers raise their rifles at a containment site outside of Juba on April 14, 2016.AFP PHOTO/Charles Atiki Lomodong The soldiers at the site are the Tiger Battalion of the presidential guard consisting of a total of 700 soldiers. The site is about 30 km outside of Juba as per the […]
  • Nigeria Not Sick, Has Not Applied For IMF Loan, Says Finance Minister

    Nigeria’s Finance Minister Kemi Adeosun speaks at a news conference in Lagos, Nigeria, April 9, 2016. REUTERS/Akintunde Akinleye ABUJA (Reuters) – Nigeria, which is going through its worst economic crisis in years, has not turned to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for financial assistance because it is “not sick”, its finance minister said.  Africa’s top […]Read More