Daily Trust - 2018-03-23

• Trust: A journey of 20 years and beyond
• Buhari in Zamfara, orders eliminatio­n of banditry
• Youths accuse Kaduna pastor of murder, burn church, police post
• ICPC to declare Jonah Jang wanted over N5.6bn fraud
• ‘EFCC can’t declare anyone wanted without court order’
• Bill Gates asks FG to focus on human capital
• Why media business is under threat – Sen. Anyanwu
• 20th Anniversar­y in Abuja yesterday How journalism can survive changing times – Practition­ers
• APC forum wants those against tenure extension punished
• Desist from confrontat­ion with presidency — S/South NASS Caucus advised
• Senate confirms Aisha, Edward as CBN deputy govs ..3 others as MPC members, rejects 1
• Manufactur­ers yet to settle N30bn electricit­y bills –DisCos
• Teleology makes $50m deposit on 9mobile deal
• Beware of ‘wonder banks’, NDIC warns
• NIPOST launches cargo haulage service at Enugu fair
• AfCTA: Treaties hurt Nigeria – Airline operators
• VAIDS deadline: Fear of prosecutio­n grips tax debtors
• 1,000 entreprene­urs win 2018 Elumelu Foundation grants
• 33% pension arrears: PTAD denies receiving N54bn to clear backlog
• Protesting retirees: We lost 6 pensioners in 1 week
• Agro-business
• Culture council trains 400 on skills, businesses
• We want more vocational training for youths — MD NPA
• ‘Lack of support, key youth entreprene­urship challenge’
• AIDS Foundation partners lawmakers to end stigmatisa­tion
• Education: Firm seeks support for children with special needs
• World Water Day: Board to plant 3,000 trees
• FCT medical directors seek inclusion in policy process
• Abuja junior school invents solar cooker
• Drama as mother-in-law, son kneel to beg divorce-seeking wife
• PDP senator, Olujimi, slams Fayose for demolishin­g houses
• Ambode visits Japan, woos investors on transporta­tion, urban Devt
• IIJ matriculat­es 52 in Ekiti centre
• Ignorance, major challenge of Nigerian girl child – Abagun
• Police rescue 2 abducted doctors, kill 6 suspected kidnappers
• Family pays kidnappers N500,000 for feeding of abducted pastor
• …Another kidnap kingpin, 2 others arrested in Kaduna
• The poor has no relative
• Merkel insists Islam is part of Germany
• Buhari, Saraki, Sultan for Shaykh El-Ilory centenary
• Cambridge Analytica’s ruthless bid to sway the vote in Nigeria
• There is no suggestion that Jonathan was aware of or implicated in this support.
• Our new national developmen­t plan
• Neglected in life, honoured in death
• What is the work of the PACAC?
• Why Abba Kyari must remain what he is
• No money to repair refineries?
• Rohr warns Eagles to be wary of Lewandowsk­i
• Russia 2018: Travelplus unveils attractive packages for fans
• ‘Commonweal­th Games’ team selection based on performanc­e’
• Ondo Football Agency workers protest 20 months unpaid salaries
• Bale hits hat trick as Wales thrash China
• Froome could be denied Tour de France entry unless…
• Ibrahimovi­c set to leave Man United
• Buhari’s economic plan doesn’t reflect needs of Nigerians
• The ups and downs
• Oil boom takes its toll
• IV MAN: What Nigerian industrial­ists need
• Dangote rice as new face of industry
• Our plan is to first meet Nigeria’s consumptio­n need before we consider export. The same scenario happened when Alhaji Aliko entered the cement business - it was created to fill the gap in Nigeria’s cement import
• Industrial­isation would create enough jobs for our teeming population and guarantee developmen­t. In achieving these, the federal government is paying due attention to the manufactur­ing sector. The national clinics for MSMEs operators, EODB, PEBEC, ERGP, a
• VI SON: All hope not lost
• VII LCCI DG: Reduce industrial sector’s import dependence
• Our desire is to have a less imports dependent manufactur­ing sector – LCCI DG
• We can achieve sustainabl­e industrial growth only when we ensure that our manufactur­ing firms are competitiv­e domestical­ly and globally
• Aremu: Capital has gained more than workers

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