September
Israel premier’s wife convicted of misusing public funds
An Israeli court Sunday convicted the wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of fraudulently using state funds for meals, under a plea bargain which saw her admit to lesser charges.
NIMASA: Why we are re-launching national fleet
The creation of a national fleet will end the capital flight and save the nation huge foreign exchange through the lifting of the country’s crude oil export.
Scholars express confidence in newly-elected Nigerian UN General Assembly President
Some professors at the University of Lagos, Unilag, on Wednesday June 5, 2019 expressed confidence in the ability of Amb. Tijjani Muhammad-Bande, a Nigerian, who was elected as the 74th President of the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday.
WAFU Cup: Super Eagles draw Togo in new tournament format
Super Eagles of Nigeria will open their 2019 WAFU Cup of Nations campaign when they face Togo in Senegal this September.
![A new survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in China shows a large number of US firms want to relocate out of China [Johannes Eisele-AFP]](https://www.today.ng/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/22080018-324x235.jpg "Group: Tariffs are hurting US firms in China")
Group: Tariffs are hurting US firms in China
A major business lobby group in the United States has said increased tariffs between Washington and Beijing are hurting the competitiveness of US firms operating in China, adding that many are moving or planning to relocate their factories elsewhere in the world.
Andre Silva confirms he will not remain at Sevilla
After an incredible start at Sevilla, Andre Silva’s life turned pretty bleak – scoring just twice since the end of September.
German reporters leave Turkey after being denied accreditation
Two German journalists have left Turkey after authorities rejected their press accreditations, a step that drew condemnation from Germany's foreign minister and revived diplomatic tensions.
Ex-Liberian president’s son charged over missing money scandal
The Liberian police have formally charged the son of the country's former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in connection with the unlawful overprinting of local currency worth millions of US dollars.
Switzerland seizes cars owned by Teodoro Obiang Nguema’s son
Swiss prosecutors said on Thursday they were dropping charges of financial wrongdoing against Teodorin Obiang Nguema, the son of Equatorial Guinea's authoritarian leader, but were confiscating luxury cars as part of the case.
Olu Falae: I didn’t resign my position as SDP chairman
The National Chairman of the Social Democratic Party, Chief Olu Falae, has denied resigning his position as the national chairman of the party.
Sweden’s premier Stefan Lofven wins second term
Sweden's parliament has elected Prime Minister Stefan Lofven to a second four-year term ending more than four months of political deadlock.
Troy Deeney: Arsenal are ‘eight windows behind the big boys’
Arsenal find themselves “eight windows behind the big boys”, says Troy Deeney, with the club still some way short of the elite despite making progress under Unai Emery.
NNPC spends N623.16 billion on fuel subsidy in 11 months
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), the sole importer of petrol, incurred total under-recovery expenses of N623.16 billion between January and November.
US-led coalition air strikes leaves 27 dead in eastern Syria
Air strikes by the US-led coalition killed 13 jihadist fighters and 14 of their relatives Friday in eastern Syria, a war monitor said.
Villarreal set to offer Samuel Chukwueze new contract to ward off Atletico and others
Villarreal have opened talks with Samuel Chukwueze over a new contract in an attempt to ward off interest from clubs in La Liga and Premier League.
Gareth Bale snaps drought as Real Madrid edge past struggling Huesca
Gareth Bale ends 802-minutes goalies run in La Liga as Real Madrid defeat bottom side Huesca 1-0 to climb back to within five points of leaders Barcelona
FRSC: 128 deaths, 2, 254 injuries recorded in road cashes in September
Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) says total of 128 persons died, while 2, 254 others were injured in 673 road crashes across Nigeria in September
Muhammadu Buhari rejects electoral bill for the fourth time
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has for the fourth time declined to assent to the Electoral (Amendment) Bill 2018.
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Assets recovery: Governor Dankwambo’s deputy returns exotic cars
The immediate past deputy governor of Gombe State, Mr. Charles Iliya, has surrendered some luxury vehicles in his possession to the committee constituted by the state governor Alhaji Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya, to recover government property improperly disposed by the past administration of Dr. Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo.
WWC: Desire Oparanozie, Chiamaka Nnadozie proud of Super Falcons showing in defeat to France
Super Falcons duo Desire Oparanozie and Chiamaka Nnadozie are proud of the team’s performance despite going down to a 1-0 defeat to 2019 Women’s World Cup hosts France in Monday’s Group A clash at the Roazhon Park, Rennes.
Frank Lampard in France to discuss Chelsea move with Roman Abramovic
Derby owner Mel Morris is open to the move but made it clear that Chelsea will have to pay a consideration for the services of Lampard who still have a contract with the Rams.
Gernot Rohr: Style of play will be different at AFCON
Nigeria national team manager Gernot Rohr has warned his team that they will experience a completely different style of play at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations compared to last year’s World Cup.
Microsoft considering a dedicated Office key for keyboards
Microsoft is considering adding a dedicated Office key to keyboards. The additional key would provide additional keyboard shortcuts for Office apps, including the ability to quickly share documents and files.
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Korea coach apologises to countrymen for defeat to Nigeria
Korea Republic head coach Yoon Dukyeo has apologised to the country’s fans following their disappointing ouster from the FIFA Women’s World Cup in France, after losing their second Group A match to Nigeria’s Super Falcons.
EU set to fight Italy over debts
The European Union looks increasingly likely to impose disciplinary procedures on Italy over the management of its huge public debt, after inconclusive meetings on Friday between the Italian finance minister and his EU partners.
Manchester United return for £70 million defender
Manchester United have re-opened talks with Crystal Palace over their pursuit of Aaron Wan-Bissaka, according to reports.
Andy Murray expects US Open to come too soon for singles return
Former world number one Andy Murray says he is still hoping to make a return to singles this year but the US Open looks too soon.
WWC: Desiree Ellis praises Banyana Banyana despite China defeat
Desiree Ellis has stated she is not satisfied with South Africa's 1-0 loss to China but insisted Banyana Banyana made her proud.