The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2021-03-05

• OPEC cuts may push oil above $ 70 fuelling petrol price hike concerns
• Ex- military chiefs, security experts slam Northeast govs, reject mercenarie­s
• High Internet cost forces people with 4G network coverage offline
• Price hike persists in Lagos despite end to food blockade from north
• Buhari directs immigratio­n service to tighten security around borders
• ‘ Fuel still profitable despite energy transition’
• Okonjo- Iweala, Yesufu, Mohammed, others lead pack of 100 top women leaders in Nigeria
• ‘ I am happy’, says woman who won historic battle over right to die
• Senate panel orders perm sec to produce 55 missing vehicles
• Nigeria’s unity not negotiable, Buhari insists
• States yet to meet conditions won’t receive COVID- 19 vaccines, says FG
• Ncfront begins work on draft constituti­on for Nigeria
• Actionaid, CISLAC urge transparen­cy in COVID- 19 spending
• Senate seeks restructur­ing of NDLEA for effective service
• Troops kill criminal gang leader, others in Kaduna
• Ortom lauds Buhari over order on rifle bearers
• Danger looms in Plateau over virgin land settlement
• Kwara imposes curfew on Offa, Erinle
• Gombe gov appoints Maiyamba as Mai Tangale
• Truck drivers defy order to vacate Apapa roads
• Ogun to begin vaccinatio­n of citizens, launch Amotekun in Yewaland
• Rector denies ASUP’S allegation of N1b Bitcoin investment, alumni seek peace
• LASTMA arrests dismissed officer for alleged impersonat­ion
• Rotary gives e- learning equipment to school
• Man, 35, kills wife with knife stabs
• Police rescue 16 kidnaped victims, kill two suspected robbers in Delta
• Third Mainland Bridge re- opening
• The governor Anambra needs
• Nigeria’s divergent tales of fishermen and herdsmen
• Ortom the tough
• Priestcraf­ts & Pastorpren­eurs: Men of God or gods of men?
• Rememberin­g Stanley Macebuh, journalism pathfinder
• ‘ Backward integratio­n, most sustainabl­e option for industrial growth’
• How cryptocurr­ency trading keeps Nigerians engaged
• U. S. businesses to stake $ 2.37bn in Nigeria
• Digital identity policy will drive insurance growth, say experts
• Firm leverages real estate, others to boost economy
• Stock market extends losses as index plunges by 0.40%
• Paga takes services to Mexico, Ethiopia
• ‘ Delisting Nigeria as illegal pangolin trade hub requires collaborat­ion’
• NGO, CFAO Group empowers 20 fish farmers with revolving loans
• Passenger traffic slumps by 66.1% over travel restrictio­ns
• Cargo agents raise concerns about poor security, protocol at MMA2
• Allied Air acquires B737- 800 freighter jet
• Motorists groan as Lagos airport link bridge closure lingers
• Envoy seeks FRSC’S support to mitigate crashes in Namibia
• Sanwo- Olu to speak at FRSC’S maiden edition of women- in- uniform
• Reconcilia­tion task before Plateau State Peace Building Agency
• Biden’s revocation of visa ban on Nigerians will boost multilater­al relations, experts says
• LASG tasks intending pilgrims on COVID- 19 vaccine
• On Prosperity Preachers and Alfas ( II)
• Oyo Muslims decry alleged discrimina­tion by govt officials
• Imo Assembly removes majority leader over alleged anti- party activities
• Igbo youth group hails Adebanjo, others for supporting S’east for 2023
• Post- Buhari ‘ Igbo Presidency’ will fully unite Nigerians, says Umeadi
• PRODA workers back Ag DG’S anti- graft moves
• Court rulings trigger applicatio­ns, amendments at C’river election tribunal
• Stakeholde­rs commend FG over water project in Ogoniland
• NSE canvasses mitigation measures to cushion climate change impact
• 40 teams set for prelims as organisers announce April kick off for 2021 HIFL
• NCDC protocol may force Enyimba to host Orlando Pirates in Benin Republic
• Federal Government declares support for Pinnick’s FIFA Council bid
• Change or Implode, PGA Nigeria at crossroads
• Obaseki, Shaibu top players’ list at Prince Aghatise Erediauwa’s captain’s day/ retirement tourney
• Dan Agbese
• The president as a role model

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