The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2022-01-13

• APC denies move to suspend national convention
• Osinbajo’s supporters to woo delegates ahead of presidenti­al primary
• Safety, side effect among factors fueling vaccine hesitancy in Nigeria, study shows
• Police, Hewlett- Packard mark victory against counterfei­ting
• INEC to deploy 12,000 ad hoc staff for FCT area council poll
• FG turns sod for adult literacy office in Kano
• Buhari, Makinde, others pay tributes as Nigerians mourn late Oyo gov, Alao- Akala
• Akeredolu cautions against resorting to self- help in clashes with herdsmen
• Uzodimma places cash reward on bandits
• Ihejirika joins APC as Ebonyi chapter backs Umahi’s presidenti­al bid
• Organised labour commends Enugu gov on workers welfare, others
• Only strong institutio­ns, not individual­s, can save Nigeria, Obaseki declares
• IYC demands action on N’delta wetland as UN reappoints Amina Mohammed
• Ayade motivates judges
• Foundation donates N48m equipment to UBTH
• Mali… An open sore of a continent
• Residents lament as four people die in Delta collapsed building
• Controvers­y as NDLEA arrests skit maker, thr ee others in Lagos
• Police arrest alleged killer of female UNIJOS student, others in Jos
• Imo police recover abandoned three- year- old girl in church
• Man arrested for allegedly killing three daughters in Enugu
• Native doctor bags life imprisonme­nt for rape, kidnapping minor in Lagos
• 2023: Abia state and old issues of zoning, charter of equity
• Kwankwaso, pawn or joker in Ganduje, Shekarau’s tussle for Kano APC
• VON DG urges APC, PDP to adopt fourth republic zoning pact
• Getting closer and closer…
• Eliminatin­g touting in passport processing
• Muhammadu Buhari: So far, a disappoint­ing journey
• Akinyemi at 80: Some notes
• Nigeria oil: Between ownership and trusteeshi­p
• Maintenanc­e budgeting and cost control
• The fear of God
• Violence, low vaccinatio­n, inflation threaten Nigeria’s recovery, World Bank warns
• Firms in Nigeria, S’africa, Kenya, others suffer 1,615 weekly cyber attacks
• Consumers spent $ 170bn on 230bn apps download in 2021
• Market capitalisa­tion rises by N404 billion as bulls make rebound
• Over 39.65m MSMES operate in Nigeria, says report
• Kaduna governor pledges support for credible census
• Why agricultur­al extension department­s must be revived
• ASCSN cautions against moving minimum wage law to concurrent list
• Nextmoney names JAMB’S Oloyede person of the year
• ITUC seeks regulation of weapons to curb armed conflicts
• Shaping the science landscape for 2022
• Containing threat of bird flu as next pandemic
• Evidence based New Year resolution­s for healthier 2022
• Heat, herbs combo endorsed to ‘ kill’ COVID- 19
• Biodegrada­ble transparen­t pack promises to end food poisoning
• Why do I need a life vision?
• Coping skills for success
• Russia, China block UN support for ECOWAS sanctions on Mali
• Coping with school expenses, finances after yuletide, by experts
• ‘ Getting scholarshi­p to study at MBS is a dream come true’
• Firm honours 2020 Maltina Teacher of the year, donates 200- seater auditorium to school
• Ibadan ASUU awards scholarshi­p to 21 students
• College seeks varsity status as it matriculat­es 387
• Uma Ukpai Theology School gets NUC’S nod to run degree programmes
• 238 bag first class as UNILAG graduates 12,272
• National Theatre in Enduring Optimism
• We are creating book culture for emancipati­on, says Akpokene
• VZ Creations to represent Nigeria in Paris fashion show
• Air Peace leads naira rain on Eagles, promises N10m per goal, N50m for trophy
• Confusion as Zambian referee ends Mali vs Tunisia game before time
• 16 teams arrive Abuja for Mark D’ball Basketball Championsh­ip
• U. S. prosecutor­s charge man for supplying drugs to Okagbare, others
• Framing the Buhari presidency

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