The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2022-01-12

• 2023: Like Tinubu, Umahi informs Buhari of interest in presidency
• $ 130m fraud: Court remands Saipem MD, Peviana, Chinakwe in Port Harcourt prisons
• COVID- 19 second vaccine uptake dips by 40% in Nigeria
• Reduce public expenditur­e instead of more taxation, APC chieftain advises FG
• NIMC claims servers are secure, denies alleged breach
• No plan to review APC congresses in Gombe, says Buni
• ‘ Military committed to ending terrorism in N’east by June’
• Labour movement rejects hike in electricit­y tariff, fuel prices
• Adeyeye seeks direct primary to select Ekiti APC guber candidate
• Abia communitie­s fret over demolition of structures, farms on Umuahia- Ikot Ekpene road
• Uzodimma tasks Nigeria Legion to be pragmatic, unveils 2022 emblem
• Imo gov commends Amina Mohammed for outing at UN
• Ikpeazu’s aide refutes defection rumours, says gov remains Abia PDP leader
• Osun Police arrest hotelier for allegedly leading soldiers to beat up labourers
• Rights group applauds as Borno signs child protection bill into law
• Osun teacher remanded for raping student inside school laboratory
• 36- year- old man arrested for allegedly kidnapping a pastor in Delta
• Edo boosts traffic management in Benin, to acquire tow trucks, install bus- stop, others
• Checkpoint­s as threat to citizens’ safety
• Rememberin­g Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, 56 years later
• 2023: Beneath the iceberg, behind the negotiatio­n
• Insecurity: When truth hurts ( 2)
• Agrochemic­als, is their farming treachery?
• Climate change through human population control
• Climate change, cyber- security are emerging risks to recovery, says WEF
• ABCON makes case for BDCS to compete for $ 20bn FX inflow
• LCCI sees debt stock at N40tr, warns against borrowing abuse under amended FRA
• Minister charges RMAFC to focus on monitoring revenue collection
• Don urges govt to address ease of doing business challenges
• FG commences validation of national dairy policy
• UBA commits to transformi­ng digital banking with new offerings
• Renewed profit- taking drags stock market indices by N20bn
• Concerns over renewable energy waste amid growth potential
• Power minister says settlement of electricit­y workers already fulfilled
• Manufactur­ers to deepen local backward integratio­n amid insecurity
• Merchandis­e trade volume declined in Q3 as value maintains steady rise
• Concerns as new bill grants Customs exclusive control of trade policies
• Nigeria can become a maritime powerhouse
• Council seeks prosecutio­n of suspected pirates in Gulf of Guinea
• CITL calls for new solutions to improve transport, logistics
• NIMASA partners NDLEA to tackle drug smuggling
• NIWA tasks boat operators to improve services
• VDT to provide LASU campuses with broadband Internet service
• Economies lose $ 1tr to persistent digital gender gap
• 1,213 firms complied with data protection regulation, says NITDA
• Former UN envoy tasks youths on active participat­ion in global ICT
• Operator boosts Oyo’s infrastruc­ture drive with 4G- LTE network
• ‘ 6G research needs collaborat­ive efforts in the initial phase’
• Shonekan’s life and ‘ interim’ honour in politics
• Obaseki promises projects as APC group warns members against parochial politics
• Obsolete equipment threatens A’ibom fire service
• Rivers APC will do things differentl­y in 2023, Abe declares
• Imperative­s for a re- negotiated Nigeria

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