THISDAY - 2017-03-21

• Adeosun Gives Conditions for Further Release of Paris-London Clubs Refunds
• Finally, AMCON Sells Keystone Bank for N25bn to New Investors
• Mohammed Abacha, Pecos Energy Ask Court to Declare Them Owners of Malabu Oil
• Naira Sustains Gains on Parallel Market as CBN Auctions $180m…
• 30 Killed as Unknown Gunmen Attack Zaki Ibiam Town in Benue…
• NNPC Shops for $15bn to Build 4,000MW Power Plants
• Nollywood is Giving the World a Taste of True African Glamour
• Police Parade 38 Suspects Linked to Ife Mayhem
• Ondo Assembly Crisis Eases as Speaker, Principal Officers Resign
• REGIONAL COOPERATIO­N IN AFRICA
• THE PASSION TO PERFORM
• JUSTICE ACCORDING TO STATUS
• TOWARDS ENSURING SAFETY AND SECURITY IN SCHOOLS
• As Dickson Upsets the Apple Cart
• The Senate’s Diplomatic Shuttle
• Turning Dreamers to Titans
• COLUMNISTS
• NBA Rules Committee Town Hall Meeting, Mahmoud, Idigbe Urge Lawyers to Prepare for Brand New Bar
• NAFDAC’s Breach of Regulatory Duties to Fanta and Sprite Consumers in Nigeria
• Judiciary is for Honour and not for Money Making, Says Justice Ajanah
• NBA Owerri Honours Imo CP and ObiOkafor at Law Week
• Kehinde Sofola SAN, CON: A Legal Icon
• ‘Law Business Is Serious Business and Requires Endurance’
• The Other Faces of Corruption
• ‘Buhari’s Ministers Colluded with IMF to Ruin our Currency’
• The Customs Uniform Saga by the Nigerian Senate....
• Senate on Customs Duties and Uniforms: Legislativ­e Oversight in Overdrive?
• The Challenge of Reforming the Judicial Process
• Operators Intensify Blame Game over Failure to Meet 5,465MW Target
• NEITI: Nigeria’s Revenue Plunged by 40% for Three Years
• FG to Adopt Centralise­d Electricit­y Bills Payment System
• Nestoil Deploys HDD Technology to Lay NNPC’s Pipelines across Rivers
• Oil and Gas: $15bn Transactio­ns Sign of Optimistic 2017 Outlook
• Curbing Restivenes­s through NDDC Reforms
• Ezigbo: Urgency is Required to Tackle the Dearth of Infrastruc­ture in the Gas Sector
• EZIGBO: URGENCY IS REQUIRED TO TACKLE THE DEARTH OF INFRASTRUC­TURE IN THE GAS SECTOR
• ExxonMobil Partners WEConnect to Support Women Entreprene­urs
• Firm to Build Nigeria’s First-ever Waste-to-Power Plant
• UK Trade Department Discusses Infrastruc­ture Developmen­t in Imperial City, Lagos
• NMRC, REDAN Sign MoU on Housing Finance, Research
• Community Leaders, Lawmaker, Back Ambode’s Cleaner Lagos Initiative
• NLNG to Partner FG on N120bn Bonny-Bodo Highway
• N5bn Property Fraud: Adenuga, his Company Stole Our Land, Says Witness
• US Ambassador Lauds Umahi on Infrastruc­ture Developmen­t
• Nigerian FM Profession­als to Launch National Associatio­n
• World Bank to Invest $57bn in Nigeria, Others
• GreenWish to Invest $280m in Nigeria Solar Plants
• Bulls Remain in Control of Market amidst Profit Taking
• French Firm, Biogaran, Acquires Swiss Pharma Nigeria
• Recession or Not, Nigerians Rated Sixth Happiest in Africa
• 2019 Presidency: God will Decide My Fate, Says Sheriff
• NDDC Gives Contractor­s 30 Days to Return to Site
• ASUU Threatens Strike over FG’s Ceaseless Salary Cuts
• Number of Registered Voters Now 70m, Says INEC Chairman
• Protesters Besiege Amnesty Internatio­nal’s Office, Give It 24 Hours to Leave Nigeria
• FG Launches New Immigratio­n Policy Targeting Terrorists, Foreign Herdsmen
• Mystery Surrounds Medical Doctor Who Committed Suicide
• Fari Takes over from Obasi as IPMAN Ends Leadership Tussle
• Eagles London Camp Opens with 17 Players
• FIFA Bans Ghanaian Referee for Life
• Dalung Confirms for Akwa Ibom Youth Festival
• Rangers, Rivers Utd’s Opponents to Emerge Today
• Travelling Dangerousl­y in Nigeria

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