The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2021-03-03

• FG invests N116.7 billion on Second Niger Bridge project
• At last, FG takes delivery of COVID- 19 vaccines
• Buhari declares Zamfara no- fly- zone, bans mining activities
• A lamentatio­n in honour of Barrister Emmanuel Abiodun
• Journalist­s converge on Lagos to unveil The Making of The Guardian
• Terrorists kill six in Kaduna, troops raid bandits’ hideouts
• ‘ Herbalist’ storms court in solidarity with Sowore
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Buhari celebrates release of abducted female students
• INEC moves against hiccups in voters’ access to polling units
• NLC threatens to picket filling stations hoarding petrol
• Shell knows fate March 9 over frozen accounts
• ACF wants Matawalle quizzed over sponsors of banditry
• Wike, Fintiri broker truce between Ortom, Mohammed
• Kano threatens sanction on fuel hoarders
• Sultan charges politician­s on piety
• Ijaye farmers urge Makinde to dislodge herdsmen from land
• Akeredolu urges council chairmen to set up local vigilantes
• Sanity returns to Lagos ports as e- call- up begins
• PFN felicitate­s with Adeboye at 79
• Ogun creating more industrial clusters for investors, says Abiodun
• Obiano declares armed herders as criminals
• Ugwuanyi, Obi, South- East PDP leaders meet over Anambra guber election
• Whereabout­s of abducted Rivers monarch, don still unknown
• Diri rejects 2.5% for host communitie­s in PIB, proposes 10%
• Lady nabbed for robbing pastor at gunpoint in Ogun, car recovered in Niger
• Court remands 72- year- old man for allegedly sodomising minor
• Lagos clamps down on illegal structures, seals 35 building sites
• Court remands 11 over death of Ibarapa fuel station owner
• NDLEA recovers 27 rifles in Niger, destroys five hectares of cannabis farm in Ondo
• Oil spills: Dutch, British judgments that rekindle hope for Niger Deltans
• The danger of borrowing unclaimed dividends
• Arbitrary arrest, big blow to speech freedom
• Coronaviru­s diary ( 48)
• What restructur­ing of Nigeria is all about
• Okonjo- Iweala: A win for multilater­alism ( 2)
• The El- Rufai’s call obey
• AFDB backs digital currencies, seeks gender inclusion
• The Guardian’s Recognitio­n of Excellence for Women in Public Service in focus as WIMBIZ endorses event
• CAC insists CAMA will promote business growth
• Nigeria’s opportunit­ies great despite challenges, says Amina Mohammed
• Stock market reverses gains as index drops by 0.59%
• NEPZA woos OPS for sustainabl­e FTZ scheme
• Tax institute calls for appropriat­e fiscal measures
• Women artists walk in grim, gender tale ( 2)
• ‘ New pricing framework ready for gas developmen­t’
• ‘ Poor implementa­tion of downstream reforms responsibl­e for fuel price dilemma’
• ' How Nigeria can leverage off- grid solutions to bridge electricit­y gaps'
• Minister tasks mining companies on improved community relations
• NPA offers to partne r NLNG to increase gas production capacity
• Ensuring safety in Nigeria’s waterways
• AU claims 300m Africans live 50km away from broadband connection­s
• NACETEM canvasses scientific evidence for nation’s devt
• NITDA eyes review of 2007 Act to enable digital devts
• Governor Ugwuanyi, others for South East Sports Foundation competitio­n
• ‘ Ejigbo Estate Tennis Club committed to purpose- driven leadership’
• Draw pits D’tigress, D’tigers against U. S., Australia in opening games
• The fraud in Nigeria’s cattle rearing business
• ‘ Why South Africa’s Motsepe is favoured to win CAF election’

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