Daily Trust Sunday - 2019-08-18

• ELIMINATE BANDITS, RETURN TO YOUR FAMILIES
• RESIDENTS REMEMBER ATTACKS THAT PLACED NIGERIA ON WORLD TERRORISM MAP
• UniAbuja Sex Scandal: 7-Man Panel To Investigat­e Dean
• Many Killed in Fresh Communal Clash in Benue
• IPOB Members Attack Ekweremadu in Germany
• What we are doing to end banditry, kidnapping in the North – Governor Masari
• Forex ban for food imports
• Ilorin Durbar: Celebratin­g royalty, culture with pride at Sallah
• Residents recall attacks that placed Nigeria on world terrorism map
• $9bn UK award: Lawyers advice FG to use negotiatio­n
• Sharo: When festival brought bandits, farmers together
• Ogun and its new security strategy
• Take Abuja back from Keke riders
• Nigeria and revolution are now joined at the hips (1)
• How Buhari could deliver Justin Trudeau
• That presidenti­al order on food imports
• The thing called ‘Tukaru’
• [PENPOINT On police officers without raincoats in the rain
• The Army-Police war: Where is the NSA?
• Tsurugajo and Tokyo Skytree: A visit to Japan’s ancient and modern wonders
• A coup offered hope to Zimbabwe. Has its new president delivered?
• Philips Akwari: Showcasing Abiriba to the world
• Women need to do away with greed, jealousy and emnity
• Amazing beauty benefits of cinnamon you’re unaware of
• Getting your groove back after Sallah festivitie­s
• ‘An alternate theory for what causes Alzheimer’s disease’
• Migraine increases the risk of complicati­ons during pregnancy and childbirth – Study
• What it is like to be a journalist on the frontline of the Lake Chad conflict
• When female journalist­s converged for leadership programme
• Your treasure and your heart
• Farmers, experts rumble over Buhari’s decision on forex for food
• Nigeria can harvest $2bn from yearly spices export
• Concerns in Enugu over killing of Catholic priest
• Kogi 2019: Aspirants in last-minute consultati­ons over APC ticket
• Edo: Have Obaseki,Oshiomhole finally sheathe their swords?
• Five recommende­d books for caregivers
• Nigeria Police Force grossly understaff­ed – Rep Usman Bello Kumo
• The Almajiri phenomenon in Northern Nigeria and the burden on society
• Family of 13-year-old rape victim demands justice
• Kaduna Imams tackle CAN chair over comments on kidnap of Christians
• We are not after anyone – Govt
• Malcomines, Shabazz others set for NSK Polocultur­al fest
• FIFA ban: My lawyers have taken over the case – Siasia
• Ascona Polo Cup: Engel & Völkers wins 10th-anniversar­y tourney
• Funds threaten D’Tigers world cup campaign
• Measuremen­ts of mediocrity

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