The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2018-04-18

• Senate wants service chiefs sacked as herdsmen kill 78
• Britain urges Nigeria, others to legalise same-sex marriage
• Shareholde­rs reap return on investment as Oando shares rise by 38%
• Banks defraud govt of N78.3b collected revenue in 8 years
• Nigeria’s economy projected to grow 2.1 per cent in 2018
• MDAS urged to embrace public accountabi­lity
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Three reasons Nigeria is the toughest country to govern
• Man loses wife, brother-in-law, maid to fire incident
• 2019 elections: Nigeria’s youth arise
• As race for Brick House begins
• Jonathan lost when north scared southern voters, Yakassai insists
• Senate queries $462 million extra-budgetary helicopter­s’ purchase
• ICAO, ACI urge African nations to prioritise airport infrastruc­ture devt
• Osinbajo hinges Nigeria’s growth on integrity, others
• Obasanjo, Falae, Okupe in closed-door meeting
• Police arrest female bomber in Borno
• We mustn’t celebrate another anniversar­y, Dogara cautions
• Gov allegedly stoned at IDP camp
• Shiites flay police for allegedly denying detained protesters food, treatment
• Reps panel commits to full probe of alleged fraud in NEMA
• ‘Why policemen were withdrawn from Assemblies of God Church’s factional leader’
• ‘12,000 jobs lost, 200 houses vacant due to Apapa gridlock’
• Waste managers sue Lagos govt, firm over new environmen­tal law
• Court strikes out suit to remove Ondo APC exco
• Governor Ortom and his little Davids
• Thick smoke as another fire at Olusosun dumpsite envelopes Ojota
• ‘Atiku’s presidency will transform Nigeria’
• Winnie Mandela (1936-2018)
• The tragedy of politics and developmen­t in Rivers State
• Bashar al-assad, this is vintage American!
• To Abuja and back
• Bayo Ogunmupe at 70: Back to the masters
• Banks open vaults to households, corporates in new credit plan
• Oil, gas reserves to witness drastic reduction over climate change
• Dangote Group, Globacom, NB, others identified as pioneers of African integratio­n
• ‘Oil partners have invested over N8.4b in Nigeria’
• Minister urges community to utilise palm processing plant
• NSE’S index rebounds by 0.6 per cent
• Prices of petroleum products decreased in March
• Siemens prescribes Egypt model of electricit­y solution for Nigeria
• NNPC’S GMD lauds Arco group for contributi­ng to oil, gas developmen­t
• OPEC loses $1 trillion investment in two years
• Kachikwu to deliver Keynote address at the Brandzone’s Energy conference
• ‘Why govt should review interventi­on funds’ model’
• Firm unveils smart solutions for SMES’ growth, productivi­ty
• ‘Manufactur­ing sector’s growth unable to create needed jobs’
• UNECA canvasses stronger African voice in global arena
• Mobile money scheme crawls at one per cent penetratio­n
• GSMA tasks Nigeria on spectrum trading policies
• Tek Experts partners Microsoft to enhance technology drive
• Google launches new applicatio­n
• Bosch opens new experience centre in Lagos
• Nigeria faces tall order to become hub of seaports in Africa
• NIWA refutes reports on N800 million security votes
• ‘Efforts on to de-congest Tincan port access roads’
• 89 playwright­s compete for $100,000 drama prize
• Calabar Study Group to celebrate Joe Ushie with conference
• Soyinka, others open Seaside Cottage Theatre in Bariga
• Therapists seek expansion of activities outside hospitals
• Tackling public sector corruption starts and ends with technology
• Lagos State wades off bureaucrac­y, complacenc­y in civil service
• Reviving Nigeria’s steel industry for economic growth
• ICC T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier Ghana shocks Nigeria by seven wickets, hosts battle with Sierra Leone today
• Enyimba, Akwa United ready to exhale

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