THISDAY - 2017-02-01

• Osinbajo Meets Saraki, Dogara, Gets No Objection for $1bn Eurobond
• FG, States, IOCs to Adopt Collaborat­ive Approach for Devt of N’Delta
• Ibori to Return Home Soon
• Again, FG Seeks Secret Trial, Dasuki Objects…
• Rivers State Commission­er of Police Dies in Indian Hospital…
• Osinbajo: Soon Most Nigerians will Not Need Power from National Grid
• Barcelona Grabs Enyimba’s Bassey
• Ambode's Massive Infrastruc­ture Plan
• More Firms Eye Commercial Paper Funding, Market Attracts ts N240bn
• Southern Kaduna: A PleA For PeAce
• Trump Fires Justice Dep’t Head over Clash on Refugee Ban
• Bello’s Scorecard
• Fake Dollar Syndicate Nabbed in Lagos
• Weekly Bitcoin Volumes Cross $1m in Nigeria, Raise Speculatio­ns
• Adegboruwa Sues Buhari, Osinbajo, Saraki over CJN’s Appointmen­t
• Tribunal Declines PDP, Ize-Iyamu’s Bid to Introduce New Evidence
• EVERYBODY IS TIRED
• WOLE SOYINKA, EL-RUFAI AND SOUTHERN KADUNA (1)
• WHO WANTS PRESIDENT BUHARI DEAD?
• THE GAMBIA AND THE WORLD
• ‘Pat on the Back’ for Lawbreaker­s
• W’Bank: Improving Governance Key to Ensuring Equitable Growth ECONOMY
• ‘Civil Unrest’ in Nigeria, Others Slash Chevron’s Q4 2016 Net Income to $415m
• NAMA, Air Peace, Trade Blames over Flight Return from Enugu Airport
• House C’tee Tasks BoI on Entreprene­urship Devt
• Marie-Therese Phido
• OGFZA Unveils 4-year Roadmap to Grow Investment by 80%
• Ikeja Electric Unveils ‘Journey to Sustainabi­lity Report’
• Philip Morris Drives Innovative Product to Replace Cigarettes
• Guinness: N40bn Rights Issue to the Rescue?
• Expanding Financial Services through Digital Payments
• Sule: Cost of Debt Service May Soon Equal Oil Revenue
• Sustaining the Vision of Building a World Class Capital Market
• Dayo-Olagunju: Most Nigerian Equities Are Trading at Discount
• Law Maker Sponsors Bill for Payment of 75% of Retirees’ Contributi­ons into CPS
• Pension Assets Hit N6.02 tn As Recovering Agents Cover N11bn
• Insurers Committee to Hold Maiden Retreat
• ATB Tech Solutions Unveils Ultisure Software for Insurance Market
• UNILAG’s Best Graduands: Our Parents Inspired, Prepared Us for Success
• Investing in Girl-child Education for National Devt
• The Importance of Water
• FSTC Principal Promises to Surpass Previous Achievemen­ts
• Midwestern Oil, Gas Donates Classrooms to Community
• British Council Partners Ekiti FederalVar­sity on Capacity Building
• Students Set to Protest Fees Hike in Ogun
• MOUAU VC Debunks Allegation­s of Corruption, Maladminis­tration
• Promasidor Releases Entry Guidelines for Cowbellped­ia Maths
• AmericanVa­rsity Honours Nigerian Professor
• Role of Parents in Raising Godly Children in Our Society
• Nigeria’s Manufactur­ing Index Declines in January
• Groups Drums Support for FG, CBN
• Fitch Revises Lagos’ Outlook to Negative; Affirms ‘B+’ Rating
• Market dips further by 0.69%
• Forte Oil Records Profit Before Tax of N5.3 Billion, Pays No Dividend
• Minister Calls for Investment in Aviation as Med-View is Listed on NSE
• Suicide Bomber Kills Vigilante at Maiduguri Mosque
• Court Dismisses Appeal against Fayose’s Unfrozen Account
• Okah Seeks Court’s Permission to File No Case Submission
• FORBES Afrique Interviews 14-year-old Zuriel Oduwole for February 2017 Edition
• APC Not Opposed to SGF’s Corruption Probe, Says Shehu Sani
• Orient Petroleum Partners Àrgentil, Dharmattan on Gas Developmen­t in Anambra Basin
• Publisher Still in Detention after Court Orders His Release
• Pakistan Foreign Minister: Purchase of Our Military Aircraft by Nigeria Huge Breakthrou­gh for Us
• Amaechi, Alhassan, Jibrin, Others Eulogise Nigerian UN Deputy Secretary General-designate, Mohammed
• Senate: Establishm­ent of Maritime University in Niger Delta Non-negotiable
• Lagos Moves to Sanitise Petroleum Product Storage Facilities and Depots
• INEC Sets up Committee to Review Electoral Constituen­cies
• NEITI Incorporat­es FOI Clause to Advance Extractive Sectors’Transparen­cy
• ADP Promises to Replace Civil Rule with Democracy in Nigeria
• Witness: My Wife Wrote Petition Alleging Demand for N25m Bribe by Justice Ademola
• SANs Tackle U.S., NDLEA over Kashamu
• Gbaramatu Kingdom: There’s No Plan by Niger Delta to Secede
• OPEC Records 82% Compliance on Output Cuts
• INEC Probe Panel to Submit Report Next Week on N23bn Bribery Allegation
• Apostle Suleiman: IPOB Decries Hypocrisy of DSS in Handling National Issues
• NBS: Telecoms Subscriber Base Rises to 154.5m in Q4 2016
• NTIC Kidnapping: Police Arrest Two More Suspects, Recover N3m
• Senate Committee Begins Investigat­ions into Southern Kaduna Crisis
• HURIWA Urges N’Assembly to Pass Law Criminalis­ing Blackmail, Prescribes Seven Years Jail Term
• Sharia: Man Jailed for 12 Months for Selling Alcohol
• Buhari, Osinbajo, Others Commiserat­e with Dalung over Wife’s Death
• Chukwumeri­je Warns New Taekwondo Rules May Dim Nigeria’s Medals Hope
• Olamide, Davido, Tekno, Others for 2017 Access Bank /Lagos City Marathon
• Burkina Faso, Egypt in Battle Royal for Final Ticket
• Sports Betting Company, NairaBet, Renews Craze Clown Deal
• Ighalo Caps Winter Drift to the Chinese League
• On Developmen­t, Worldviews and Chu Okongwu’s Helmsman

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