Saturday, 31 December 2016
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Roadside bomb kills police officer, soldier in Egypt
A police officer and a soldier were killed by a roadside bomb in Egypt’s northern Sinai peninsula on Saturday, security sources said.
The bomb was detonated remotely when the victims’ armoured vehicle passed by during a security operation, the sources told Reuters.
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Hahaha... This guy sure likes trouble! Trump tweets backhanded New Year’s greeting to his ‘many enemies’
Donald Trump sent New Year’s greetings to his “many enemies” in a backhanded tweet Saturday in which he gloated over his political conquests.
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VIDEO: Watch EPL highlights as Chelsea obliterates Stoke City 4-2
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Thai King urges unity in first New Year speech
Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn called for unity in his first New Year address since taking over from his late father, who was widely seen as a unifying force during decades of turbulence.
Any appearance by the new king is closely watched and the pre-recorded address was only the second time he has spoken to the public since taking the throne on Dec. 1 after the death of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
Sydney celebrates New Year with spectacular fireworks display
Sydney is ushering in 2017 with its renowned fireworks extravaganza over the city's iconic harbour.
But like other countries around the world welcoming the New Year, the celebrations in Australia are being held amid heightened security in the wake of the deadly terror attacks in Berlin and Nice.
Presidency meanwhile denies sack of EFCC boss Magu
Nigeria - The Presidency has denied that the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu has been sacked.
In a series of tweets on Saturday, Garba Shehu, the spokesman for President Muhammadu Buhari said, ” no report has been made available to the Presidency by the Attorney General of the federation over the matter.” Read tweets after the cut>>>
Meanwhile the EFCC says boss Magu not sacked, debunks media claims
Nigeria - The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has debunked speculation that its Acting Chairman, Mr Ibrahim Magu, has been removed from office.
“It is not true,” spokesman of the commission, Mr Wilson Uwujaren, said in response to an SMS enquiry by the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Saturday.
President Buhari says he was removed in 1985 for ignoring IMF, World Bank advice
Nigeria - President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday recalled reasons for his removal as military Head of State in 1985.
According to him, his refusal to adhere to an advice from the IMF, World Bank to devalue the naira and increase prices of fuel and flour, led to the coup against him.
Buhari spoke on Friday night when he was hosted in Abuja by the Army at the Guards Brigade Regimental Dinner and presented with the captured Boko Haram flag.
Yeah they are at it! China set to shatter transfer records in Chinese Super League
“Biggest”, “hugest”, “most ever”. Analysts are piling up the superlatives as China prepares to splash out astronomical sums for footballing talent during the winter transfer window in deals that analysts say involve more money than sense.
Last year Chinese teams broke the Asian transfer record four times in an acquisition spree that outstripped even the mega-rich English Premier League.
And even before this year’s starting whistle on Sunday, Chinese sides have already begun offering record-breaking sums to lure top talent onto the pitches of the world’s second-largest economy.
Awww!... Auckland starts New Year celebrations around world amid tight security
Celebrations around the world to welcome in 2017 are being held amid heightened security in the wake of the deadly terror attacks in Berlin and Nice.
Auckland in New Zealand started the New Year party at 11am UK time, with a countdown at the city's Sky Tower followed by a firework and laser show.
In Australia, which will celebrate the New Year at 1pm UK time, around 1.5 million people are expected at Sydney harbour to watch the fireworks spectacular.
Police make 50 arrests after raid on Nigerian drug ring in Vienna, Austria
Police in Vienna on Thursday, December 29th, arrested 50 people in connection with a Nigerian drug ring which operated in the Austrian capital. Investigators said they had been on the trail of the gang for the past three years, and that in that time it has netted a profit of over €6 million. 21 kilos of illegal drugs, mainly cocaine and heroin, were seized during the raids.
Meanwhile in US, Code associated with Russia hacking found on Vermont utility computer
A code associated with a broad Russian hacking campaign dubbed Grizzly Steppe by the Obama administration has been detected on a laptop associated with a Vermont electric utility but not connected to the grid, the utility said on Friday.
"We took immediate action to isolate the laptop and alerted federal officials of this finding," the Burlington Electric Department said in a statement.
Oh my! Central Baghdad market blasts kill dozens
Two suicide bombers ripped through a busy market area in central Baghdad Saturday, shattering a relative lull in attacks in the capital and dampening preparations for New Year celebrations.
The bombers attacked the Al-Sinek area, killing at least 27 people and wounding 53, a police colonel said. An officer in the interior ministry and a hospital official confirmed the toll.
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Threat of New Year attack in US low but 'undeniable'
U.S. defense and security agencies said they believed the threat of militant attacks inside the United States was low during this New Year's holiday, yet some chance of an attack was "undeniable," according to security assessments reviewed on Friday.
President Buhari meets Saraki, signs Endangered Species Act
Nigeria - President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday again met behind closed doors in the Presidential Villa with the President of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki.
Saraki later joined Buhari to observe the Jumat prayer at the Villa.
Kaboom!!! 15 Boko Haram fighters killed in sect’s surprise attack and four Nigerian soldiers suffer injuries
An attempt by Boko Haram fighters to invade Rann,a small community in Borno State yesterday ended in a tragedy for the terror sect .
At least 15 of them were killed in a dawn attack on a contingent of soldiers from 3 Battalion and 112 Task Force Battalion stationed in the area.
Buhari removes Magu as EFCC boss, reports reveal
Nigeria - Reports have it that the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, may have finally been removed from office.
Friday, 30 December 2016
Trump praises Putin for holding back in U.S.-Russia spy dispute
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump on Friday praised Russian President Vladimir Putin for refraining from retaliation in a dispute over spying and cyber attacks, in another sign that the Republican plans to patch up badly frayed relations with Moscow.
Putin earlier on Friday said he would not hit back for the U.S. expulsion of 35 suspected Russian spies by President Barack Obama, at least until Trump takes office on Jan. 20.
Russians leave country retreats in the U.S., ordered out by Obama
In small convoys of vehicles, Russians departed two countryside vacation retreats outside Washington and New York City without fanfare on Friday, ordered out by U.S. President Barack Obama who said the premises were linked to spying.
Apple to cut iPhone production in first quarter of 2017
Apple Inc will trim production of iPhones by about 10 percent in the January-March quarter of 2017, the Nikkei financial daily reported on Thursday, citing calculations based on data from suppliers.
Boko Haram weakened in 2016 but still a threat , US AFRICOM says
The United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) has described Boko Haram’s current status as splintered, weaker and less organized than it was a year ago, but remains a threat to West Africa.
Obama to meet US lawmakers in attempt to protect health law
President Barack Obama plans to meet Democratic lawmakers in Congress next week to discuss how to protect his signature healthcare law from Republican efforts to dismantle it, a White House official said on Friday.
Mourinho rules out loan moves for fringe players at Manchester United
Jose Mourinho insists none of Manchester United’s exiled stars will be allowed to leave Old Trafford on loan next month.
In the week that Anthony Martial’s agent talked up the possibility of the United forward joining Sevilla on loan and Morgan Schneiderlin was linked with a £13 million ($16 million) move to West Bromwich Albion, Mourinho insists nobody will be allowed to leave unless the price is right.
Trump aide Conway dismisses US sanctions against Russia
Donald Trump’s senior aide Kellyanne Conway on Friday criticized President Barack Obama’s decision to impose new sanctions against Russia, suggesting that one of the motives was to “box in” the president-elect.
CAN President declares: Buhari's silence over killings in Kaduna unacceptable
Nigeria - The National leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria, (CAN) on Friday expressed sadness over the manner the federal and state governments are handling the Southern Kaduna killings.
CAN described President Muhammadu Buhari’s silence on the matter as sad and unacceptable.
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