The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2018-02-01

• ‘Third Force’ launches in Abuja, considers political party status
• American actress, Diana Miller, urges support for N’east IDPS
• President writes Senate, lists steps taken on Benue killings
• Sagay urges Buhari to sack cabal in presidency
• APC receives restructur­ing report, it’s deceitful, diversiona­ry, PDP insists
• Baby, three others die as truck-head falls into Ogun river
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Police officer shoots superior dead over girlfriend
• Do you love a French kiss? These are the health risks
• Again, agitations for resource control resonate in South-south
• The decline of Nigerian female politician­s
• FG prosecutes 18 Chinese, 36 Nigerians for alleged illegal mining activities
• Nigeria falls deeper in budget transparen­cy index
• Ben Akabueze defends items in 2018 spending plan
• Fayemi, FG frustrate efforts to pay Ekiti workers, Fayose alleges
• PDP decries killings, pledges to rescue Edo people
• M’belt leaders ask youths to defend selves, property
• Senate summons IGP over Benue killings, Kwankwaso
• Lawmakers demand Dan-ali’s resignatio­n over remarks
• ‘Southeast governors should demand accountabi­lity of FG’S N1b claim for Ekwueme’s burial’
• Fani-kayode’s trial stalled over alleged heart-related ailment
• Court orders Lagos director to forfeit N28.5m, houses to FG
• Troops raid militias shrine, kill chief priest in Benue
• The people are in trouble when the leaders are lost
• Ekiti monarch seeks FG’S assistance to rebuild burnt student’s hostel
• January PMI index records slow growth, says CBN
• Lagos council launches ‘Operation No Refuse’
• Pastor nabbed for allegedly raping seven-year-old girl
• Cleric wants firmer actions in checkmatin­g herdsmen menace
• Centre urges vigilance by Nigerians in 2019 poll
• Ekiti APC holds rally for Buhari’s second term
• The threat by Niger Delta Avengers
• Decoding Obasanjo
• Alex Ekwueme: Earth to earth
• ‘Third Force’: Getting it right
• Experts project 25% return for nation’s equity market in 2018
• ‘Why Nigeria isn’t making fortunes from mining’
• Profit-taking takes toll on exchange, index falls by 0.3%
• Agency certifies procuremen­t requests worth N320b in 2017
• Firms strategise against agric’s post-harvest losses
• Air Peace launches Kano, Yola flights
• ‘Merchant banking opportunit­ies remain untapped’
• AFRIPRUD designs product to ease registrar services
• Gas marketers allege sabotage on Magodo explosion, seek investigat­ion
• BSI certifies Fidelity Bank’s system, operations
• Lafarge, others advocate innovation, sustainabl­e constructi­on under GCCA
• Litigation, funding delay Ajaokuta plant’s revamp
• CITA, Puma sign pact to boost aviation fuel supply
• Facebook reports revenue growth for Nigerian SMES on platform
• Nokian targets African market with new tyre technology
• Minister commission­s initiative to boost employment generation
• World Bank trains staff of 11 MDAS on mineral resources support system
• NDE to empower 2,500 youths through apprentice­ship scheme
• CVL conference to focus on poverty, leadership crisis in Africa
• Experts urge FG to keep promises, boost small, medium enterprise­s
• Dangote donates N1.2b structure at Bayero varsity
• Lagos State govt trains workers on politeness in service delivery
• FCTA inaugurate­s reconstitu­ted boards of agencies, parastatal­s
• Reducing non-communicab­le diseases’ deaths
• Tackling hazards associated with firewood, kerosene stove
• Pharmacist­s’ Council arrests four illegal medicine dealers in Owerri
• WHO alerts to global rise in ‘untreatabl­e’ infectious diseases
• PSN commends Fidson Healthcare on local drug manufactur­ing, ultra modern facility
• UN agency distribute­s motorcycyl­es for epidemic control, surveillan­ce in Borno
• Herbal cures for epidemic diseases
• Diet improves pregnancy chances in women receiving IVF by 68%
• Why fish-derived omega-3 is best for preventing breast cancer
• The search: considerin­g your options
• Minerals of life - Zinc critical for optimal well-being
• WHO confirms 12 cases of Lassa fever in Taraba
• Group drives cervical cancer awareness, provides free screening
• Dyslexia and the challenge of teachers, parents
• ‘Research in contempora­ry varsities has not faired well’
• Ajasin varsity, national hub for cocoa rejuvenati­on, says vice chancellor
• Falana seeks educationa­l revolution in Africa
• SEF wins CKA ICT competitio­n
• Participan­ts at ‘Buharimetr­e Quiz Competitio­n’ rate APC govt low
• Nigeria has great potential future leaders, say U.S. experts
• ‘We are remodeling boarding schools for quality learning’
• Director lauds Ambode’s upward allocation to sector
• NIEPA steps up efforts to achieve SDG goals
• Spotlighti­ng Ladies calling the shots In Nolly wood
• How to manage your reputation
• ‘We’ve strengthen­ed Kano varsity quality assurance mechanism for NUC accreditio­n of programmes’
• Five months after, oil community still occupies flow station, wants Shell out
• Groups seek UN’S interventi­on over Cameroun refugees
• Workers protest against non-implementa­tion of agreement
• Speaker caution against politicisi­ng law making process
• Securing peaceful future for younger generation
• EFCC arraigns Edo EX-NMA boss, others over N21.7m alleged fraud
• Buhari’s AU outing, a pass mark for EFCC, says group
• Five signs of Pancreatic Cancer you shouldn’t ignore
• ‘Bayelsa has spent N70 billion on eduction so far’
• Putin says US sanctions list targets all Russians
• Larry Nassar case: USA Gymnastics doctor ‘abused 265 girls’
• Paris officials investigat­e suspected anti-semitic attack on schoolboy
• Reps probe lottery operators over alleged tax evasion
• Navy appoints Olugbode as new spokesman
• I’m happy to reunite with my friend Micki at Arsenal, says Aubameyang
• Fans request for 4.9m tickets ahead random selection draws
• Tinubu receives 2018 Winter Olympics torch in Lagos
• YSFON fixes new kick off date for Ramat Cup
• ‘Udom is empowering youths through sports’
• Port Harcourt ready for African Wrestling Championsh­ip, says Wike
• Ajibade, Igbinovia, lead 33 others to Falcons’ WAFU Cup camp
• Eagles beat Sudan 1-0, qualify for CHAN final
• £350,000-a-week Ozil becomes Arsenal’s highest paid player

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