Latest News in Nigeria Today Monday 9th March 2020
These are the Latest News in Nigeria Today on Monday 9th March 2020 .
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E2%80%95souths-military/ North Korea fires multiple projectiles ?South’s military
Nuclear-armed North Korea on Monday fired what Japan said appeared to be ballistic missiles, a week after a similar weapons test by Pyongyang. Analysts say the North has been continuing to refine its weapons capabilities during its long-stalled nuclear discussions with the US, which have been at a standstill since the collapse of the HanoiRead More
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Tammy Abraham wants to be among Chelsea’s highest earners
Tammy Abraham has reportedly turned down a contract extension offer from Chelsea because it does not reflect what he feels he should be earning. The 22-year-old who spent the 2018-19 campaign on loan with Aston Villa in the Championship wants parity with the club’s other stars before committing his future to the club, The MirrorRead More
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Peace guarantees no meal in starving South Sudan
South Sudan villagers hear the distant roar of jet engines before a cargo plane makes a deafening pass over Mogok, dropping sacks of grain from its hold to the marooned dust bowl below. There is no other way to get food to this starving hamlet in South Sudan. There are no roads, and the snakingRead More
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Volunteers to be paid £3,500 for getting infected with coronavirus
Volunteers willing to risk it all by purposefully getting infected with the coronavirus in a bid to find a cure will reportedly receive payment of £3,500. An experiment will see brave volunteers being paid £3,500 to be infected with a form of coronavirus in a bid to find a vaccine, Daily Star reports A willingRead More
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Banks lose N725bn deposits to low interest rates
Naira, external reserves maintain downward trend By Babajide Komolafe Indication to this emerged last week, when the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, credited banks with N200 billion for Cash Reserve Ratio, CRR, in February, implying the banks’ recorded decline in a deposit. The CRR represents the portion of deposits banks are requested to keep asRead More
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Latest on the spread of coronavirus around the world
The number of people infected with coronavirus topped 110,000 across the world as the outbreak reached more countries and caused more economic damage. DEATHS/INFECTIONS More than 110,000 people have been infected by the coronavirus across the world and over 3,800 have died, according to a Reuters tally of government announcements. Mainland China, where the outbreakRead More
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US coronavirus cases pass 500 as California readies for cruise ship arrival
The number of US coronavirus cases soared past 500 Sunday, including two further deaths, as California braced for the arrival of infected cruise ship passengers and saw a major tennis event canceled. The surge came as President Donald Trump defended his administration’s “perfectly coordinated” response to the epidemic, after heavy criticism over health cuts andRead More
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What we learned from the women’s Twenty20 World Cup
The Twenty20 World Cup culminated on Sunday with hosts Australia beating India by 85 runs in front of a record crowd for a women’s cricket match in Melbourne. Here are five things we learned from 17 days of pulsating action: – Home heroes deliver – Australia’s star-studded team went into the tournament carrying the weightRead More
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Lawmakers ‘ll oppose immunity for Senate President, Speaker — Rep Kwewum
…Says Boko Haram insurgency may last for 20 years By Tordue Salem Your constituency is called Donga/Ussa/Takum special development areas federal constituency. What is the special area all about? In 1997, Ussa Local Government Area was created out of Takum Local Government Area. A few months after the creation of Ussa, the military government cameRead More
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Uganda turns back travellers who refused to self-quarantine
Uganda has told 22 foreigners who refused to self-quarantine on arrival for a business forum to return to their home countries. Uganda’s Health Minister Jane Ruth Aceng said the 22 travellers arrived from “category one” countries deemed high-risk in the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. The ministry has categorised Italy, Iran, South Korea, France, China, Germany, andRead More
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