Daily Trust Saturday - 2024-05-04

• Banks resume charges on large deposits
• Contempt: Court of Appeal grants EFCC’s stay of proceeding­s
• Reject bid to site US, French bases in Nigeria
• Zulum and teachers’ welfare in Borno
• We’ll continue with N70bn corruption case against Matawalle – EFCC
• No journalist incarcerat­ed under Tinubu’s govt – Informatio­n minister
• How passion to see people excel inspired me into telling stories – Temi Badru
• On Mr President’s directive on NOUN graduands
• Tsafe: Developmen­t of self assessment and justificat­ion for autonomy
• Inside the unending rivalry between Wizkid, Davido
• Time for ethical rebirth
• “Adolescenc­e is a disease”
• UTME: The more Nigerians fail, the more universiti­es are establishe­d
• A new Nigeria is still possible
• Hurdles Super Eagles coach, Finidi George, must surmount
• Septagon FC targeting instant promotion to NNL
• Medvedev joins growing injury list ahead of French Open
• Sad to see Thiago leave Stamford Bridge
• Degree mill: FG to flush out persons working with fake certificat­es
• Father of raped minor cries for justice
• We’re set for hitch free airlift of pilgrims – Flynas MD
• Issues as parties brace up for Edo gov’ship election
• Stakeholde­rs raise safety concerns over Nigeria’s airspace
• Heat wave in Gombe as water scarcity bites harder
• Academic, administra­tive activities to go on despite ASUU strike – UniAbuja VC
• Support Army, COAS urges Taraba govt
• How unpainted cars can be used for taxis in Abuja – FCTA
• 6 Kwara communitie­s get solar-powered boreholes from King Salman Relief Centre
• JAMB 2024: GOOD TRENDS, BAD TRENDS

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