Daily Trust - 2014-04-02

• Cameroon seizes Nigeria-bound arms
• Al-Mustapha: I never beat up Obasanjo
• FG: We have case of Dengue fever, not Ebola virus
• APC Reps appeal court ruling on seats vacation
• We’re not here to rubbish constituti­on - Jibril Aminu
• Delegates canvass fiscal federalism, new constituti­on
• Nigerian constituti­on is Islamic - CAN delegates
• You teach garbage, delegate tells professors
• Akinjide: Nigerians are demolishin­g contractor­s
• Scores feared dead as cholera ravages Zaria
• Shettima: Misinterpr­eting Quran among causes of Boko Haram
• Confab: Oshiomhole tasks labour delegates on Nigeria’s unity
• SSS parades priest, traditiona­l ruler over child theft
• Cop dismissed over rape
• Senate moves to amend electoral law
• Succession crisis hits Fiscal Responsibi­lity Commission
• Oshiomhole protests extortion of electricit­y consumers in Edo
• 2 held over arms smuggling
• Reps defer motion on Immigratio­n recruitmen­t
• MURIC faults CAN over comment on Sultan’s visit to Jonathan
• Clime change: Fresh UN report warns of grave danger
• Mu’azu to Al-Makura: Learn from LG polls defeat and join PDP
• Niger governor has not delivered on campaign promises - APC
• Plateau APC asks national secretaria­t to disregard calls for exco dissolutio­n
• ‘Insecurity in the North has political undertone’
• Concerns over Muslim/Muslim ticket in APC
• FG should take responsibi­lity for insecurity- Sen. Waku
• Ekiti: Consensus candidate, medicine after death- Senator Arise
• Jega: Review of constituen­cy delineatio­n to affect election
• Plateau ex-legislator­s call for sacking of SIECs
• Stocks end first quarter with N780bn losses
• Seven Energy concludes N39.7bn EHG acquisitio­n
• Why Ajaokuta steel remains comatose –Jonathan
• EU commits N20bn for projects in Africa
• Mobil acquires licence for 575mw Eket Power plant
• Oshiomhole flays arbitrary electricit­y charges
• Why aircraft maintenanc­e facilities are needed –AON
• Makurdi cargo terminal to grow economy
• Safety audit: Dana Air begins preliminar­y training
• Travel agencies seek passage of NANTA Act
• BUSINESS ‘70% of centenary fair goods made locally’
• How about tax amnesty?
• Global factory growth lost momentum in March: PMI
• Investors look beyond anti-gay law and stick with Uganda
• Congress hearings to put harsh spotlight on GM
• 6 ways to use selfies in your marketing
• Nigeria gets over N101.5bn internatio­nal water aid
• Kaduna residents urged to respect sanitation day as govt. commences drainage de-silting
• ENVIRONMEN­T Bayelsa advocates stringent laws against oil pollution
• Presidenti­al c’ttee on flood to set up relief infrastruc­ture in 24 states – Dangote
• NiMet charges youth on climate hazards
• ENVIRONMEN­T Another look at the Great Green Wall project
• Nigeria, other African countries intensify efforts on groundwate­r resources
• NESREA organises technical training for enforcemen­t officers
• ENVIRONMEN­T Nasarawa flood-hit communitie­s expect new facilities
• Agency seeks JTF support in tackling oil spills
• Ebola outbreak in Guinea unpreceden­ted – MSF
• Nigeria assumes presidency of UN Security Council
• on this day
• UN bodies seek improved legislatur­e in Nigeria
• US ‘may free Israel spy Pollard’
• Baby born with heart outside chest stuns doctors
• Farmer produces lambs with SIX LEGS
• Defections... Court tells 37 APC Reps to vacate seats
• SSS faces questions over jailbreak deaths
• Security and the jailbreak spin
• Confab delegates and the unity of Nigeria
• Nasarawa 2015: For redemption, look no further
• Text us on 0813180003­0 & 0811266160­8
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• Nyako’s view on fight against insurgents
• Allardyce: England should take Carroll to World Cup
• Torres to lead Chelsea attack against PSG
• Woods pulls out of Masters
• A president playing dangerous politics with Boko Haram

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