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 Good morning Nigeria, welcome to Coneri magazine roundup of top newspaper headlines in Nigeria for today Sunday, 3rd January 2021  1. TUC Deputy National President, Onuegbu, Is Dead The Deputy National President of the Trade Union Congress, Chika Onuegbu, is dead. The former chairman of the Rivers State chapter of the union was reported dead in the early hours of Saturday after a brief illness. The Rivers State indigene has been an active labour leader and public commentator within the State and Nigeria as a whole.  2. President Buhari Increases N-Power Budget President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the increase of the budget of social investment scheme, N-Power, by N365 Billion. The Buhari-led government announced the increment in a post via his official Twitter handle @MBuhari on Friday. Buhari disclosed this while discussing deliberate actions taken to expand the nation’s fiscal budget for 2021.  3. APC Discloses Date For Membership Registration The ruling All Progressives Congress

  As we begin a new year, it is important that we start to make some strategic decisions that will affect our chances of success in the coming year. One of the challenges people face is the kind of women in their lives. A woman does two things when she comes into your life. It is either she derails you, or she elevates you. As we  have begin The new year  , you need to make certain changes about the kind of women in our lives for the sake of progress. You need to drop these categories of women in 2021 if you want to succeed.  (1) The Part-time Bad Girls: These ones have jobs and act decent but they are open to doing crazy things for money if the opportunity comes. These ones are time-wasters who might never marry you. They are only waiting for wealthy men to pay their brideprices.  (2) Runs Girls: Please avoid any girl that is sleeping around for money. These girls carry different evil spirits they collect from their numerous male customers and then affect your life negatively. They ca

 . As is tradition, President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday addressed Nigerians on the occasion of a new year. The President in a 2 minutes 44 seconds new year speech shared his administration’s goals for the calendar year to expand on the vision for his next two years in office. He thanked and praised the Almighty who saw us through the year 2020 and the opportunity to witness the start of another new year. HERE ARE 4 KEY POINTS OF PRESIDENT BUHARI'S NEW YEAR SPEECH  1. On EndSARS, the President said in the journey to nationhood, we have experienced the highs and lows. 2020 indeed came with a lot of challenges ranging from security and economic issues across the regions to understandable protests that were mainly led by our youths and served notice to the demand for police reforms and accountability. He further said that his government has heard, listened and that is committed to fulfilling the five demands of our youths, fully understanding that we all wish well for Nigeria.  2. On