Daily Trust Sunday - 2018-04-22

• BATTLE FOR THE SOUL OF APC
• Ministers Who Want To Become Governors
• Reminiscen­ces with Alhaji M. K. Ahmed
• How Zamfara Lost 138 Lives in 3 Months
• Fire Guts Kaduna SIEC Office Ahead of LG Polls
• In Katsina, Tata, Lado to take on Masari in 2019
• Heinous act of mace snatching
• Emir Sanusi blasts ministers for abandoning investors in Washington
• OAU sex scandal: ‘I am ready to appear before panel’
• Buhari: Fawehinmi true conscience of nation
• Police arrest attackers of Bauchi musicians
• IFAD takes agricultur­al support to 727 communitie­s
• FG commences rehabilita­tion of 36.5km Wukari-Ibi road
• I’ll never collect bribe from aspirants, Lagos PDP chair
• Police recover 47 illegal arms, arrest 17 suspects in Akwa Ibom
• The rise of the Igala film industry
• PACAC should focus on fighting corruption
• On the Bida-Suleja road
• The Nigerian crude oil tragedy
• The Race For the Mace
• The poor dictionary of Nigeria
• The Senate invasion and the worsening security challenges
• Daily Trust:
• My omitted story
• Before suicide-bomber legislator­s strike
• I strive to entertain and moralize in my books – Patrick Tagbo Oguejiofor
• I TOLD MY TEACHER I WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A TEACHER. SINCE THEN MY CLASSMATES HAVE BEEN CALLING ME “VILLAGE HEADMISTRE­SS
• HEALTHY LIVING What you need to know about photo sensitive epilepsy
• Make your own bath bomb
• ‘I strive to entertain and moralize in my books’
• BOOK REVIEW
• Bikers, Mexican literature to share a day in the sun at AWF
• Zukiswa Wanner floats Afro-centric publishing house
• Ayòbámi Adébáyò on how having the sickle cell trait inspired her bestsellin­g debut
• Halima Usman emerges ANA Abuja chair
• HARDCOVER FICTION
• Digital addiction increases loneliness, anxiety and depression – Study
• ‘Sitting is bad for your brain – not just your metabolism or heart’
• Raúl Castro prepares to resign as Cuba’s president, closing a dynasty
• ‘How Nigeria can overcome challenges of herbal medicine industry’
• ‘Why BBC can’t take its 36m Nigerian audiences for granted’
• But audiences will always see something suspicious and go to the trusted platforms to confirm either on a local Nigerian news platform or that of BBC
• INSIDEPOLI­TICS 2019: NNPP is ‘stealing the show’ in Bauchi
• Pest attack: Kano raises alarm over possible tomato shortage
• Cross River invites WCO to revamp its cocoa estates
• Why we must introduce innovation­s in agricultur­e – Ogbeh
• Top 10 usage errors in Nigerian English (II)
• Five books in honor of Winnie Madikizela Mandela
• Tungeji: Nigerian community that trades in Naira, CFA
• NEWSROYALE ‘How I helped improve health, education in my domain’
• Rivers United face stiff MFM test in NPFL Match Day 18
• Abuja’2018 Unity Polo Fiesta set to gallop off with 12 teams
• Polo Lawyers Plan Tourney in Morocco
• Buhari must apologize for anti-youth comment

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