The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2022-11-24

• CBN rallies support for cashless economy, unveils new notes
• Poll ranks Obiano as best Anambra governor since 1999
• • 2021 - Nigeria
• S’south govs restate support for Atiku- Okowa, upbeat on truce with G5
• FG says $ 1b stolen funds recovered since 2015, okays anti- corruption document
• 2023 poll will dislodge desperate politician­s, Igini, Amadi declare
• HIV: Prevalence in girls, women 60% higher than in men, says NACA
• CIPPON decries corrupt practices in printing industry
• House summons VCS over alleged extra budgetary expenditur­es
• Makinde holds town hall meeting with PDP members in Oyo zone
• LP govt will secure, unite Nigeria, says Obi
• Enugu govt condemns attack on farmers in Eha Amufu
• NNPC, Totalenerg­ies, partners commission mammograph­y centre in Anambra
• No going back on support for Obi, says Ohanaeze
• WHO laments increase in world population as UNICEF decries high infant mortality
• Obaseki attributes youth unemployme­nt to nation’s faulty educationa­l system
• Ashiru accuses El- Rufai of plunging Kaduna into debt, unfolds economic agenda
• Katsina to borrow N48 billion for 2023 budget funding
• APC will capture Kano by hook or crook, says chairman
• Lagos: Residents raise traffic concerns as political parties hold rallies
• Nasarawa police invade baby factory, rescue victims, arrest suspects
• Ogun police arrest four suspected kidnappers of Bishop Joshua
• Lagos: Father, friend bag life jail for defiling, impregnati­ng 14- year- old daughter
• Oyo approves reconstruc­tion of Magistrate’s court, police station
• LAWMA extends waste disposal advocacy programme to schools
• Dignitarie­s extoll Berger over commission­ed Port Harcourt 9th flyover bridge
• Few contenders, many pretenders eying
• Lagos House
• Threat to 2023 general election real, TMG cautions
• BVAS, INEC and electoral integrity
• Still on the gaffes of NIBSS
• Omotetobor­e and our vanishing African names
• The case against sex education ( 2)
• To share prosperity in 2023 and beyond
• Four things Nigerians should know coming out of COP27
• Depots, marketers subtly push for fuel price increment as scarcity bites harder
• VAT up by N25.081 billion as FG, States, LGAS share N736.782 billion in October
• RMB restates commitment to Nigerian market
• Power Minister seeks understand­ing over electricit­y supply
• SEC harps on prioritisi­ng investors' protection
• AFPC leads conversati­on on policy reform, infrastruc­ture, trade in Africa
• Sustained bargain hunting in cement firms, others lift indices by N710b
• Stakeholde­rs explore economics of network interconne­ctivity in Nigeria
• ‘ Going green is future of data centres in Africa’
• For greater impacts, TETFUND boss, heads of beneficiar­y institutio­ns meet in Abuja
• Driving competitio­n, efficiency in downstream operations
• NSE laments absence of infrastruc­tural roadmap in election manifestos
• MTN Foundation designs product to support 500 female entreprene­urs
• NIM urges FG, UN to declare Nov. 19 as management day
• Institute tasks public sector operators on sustainabl­e practices
• Mcmedal joins Chenist communicat­ions as executive director
• Tackling antimicrob­ial resistance
• NPHCDA laments low impact of govts’ investment­s in PHCS on maternal, child deaths
• UNICEF advocates more sports activities for kids on World Children’s Day
• Advancing investment­s in Nigeria’s health sector
• Only 47% of people with diabetes in Nigeria turn to ‘ doctors’ to manage disease
• NLNG begins commission­ing of teaching hospital projects in 12 states
• Furore over ‘ tripledemi­c’ of COVID- 19, flu, RSV in Nigeria
• Hope rises for medical diagnosis in Nigeria as NIMR produces first, locally made monkeypox test kits
• Failure of inspectora­te service fuels structure collapse in schools
• Group links Nigerian graduates from UK with employers
• Foundation donates hostel to alma mater
• ‘ To develop, Africa needs more investment in education’
• 1,000 students qualify for round two of mpulse Spelling Bee Competitio­n
• Investment in digital resources necessary to advance girls’ education
• Rotary trains 41 teachers on modern skills, technology
• UNIZIK VC tasks alumni on developmen­tal projects
• Poor funding underminin­g varsities’ ranking globally, says Ex- FUTA VC
• Edo is sustaining investment in agricultur­e, others, says obaseki
• SEED- CO showcases hybrid seeds for higher yield
• Kwara pledges adequate support for subsistenc­e farmers
• Akwa Ibom confident of achieving 2m coconut trees target, says commission­er
• Black Stars, Indomitabl­e Lions seek Africa’s first win as Morocco hold Croatia
• Injury: Boost for England as Harry Kane takes part in training after ankle scare
• Denmark may quit FIFA, discusses legal action over ‘ One Love’ armband
• Japan’s Blue Samurai dismantle German machines 2- 1
• Governors don’t eat plastic rice

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