THISDAY - 2017-06-22

• Stocks End Five-day Rally as MSCI Defers Decision on Nigeria
• Osinbajo Warns Governors Not to Play Politics with National Security
• CBN Aligns With NCC, To Resist ‘Hostile’ Takeover of Etisalat
• N’Assembly Prepares to Take on Executive in Court over Power of Appropriat­ion...
• AGF Orders Appeal against CCT Judgment on Saraki...
• Policeman Goes Digital, Allegedly Uses POS for Extortion
• AfDB, Dutch Growth Fund Raise $66m for Nigeria’s Agric Finance
• NCP Approves NSIA’s Investment in Commodity Exchange
• PDP Condemns Hate Speech, Urges Dialogue on Restructur­ing
• Kogi West Submits Petition on Melaye’s Recall to INEC
• Nigeria’s Crude Oil Exports to Surpass One-year High in August
• Nigeria to Become World’s Third Most Populous Country by 2050
• South-south Govs will Fight Amendment of NLNG Act, Says Wike
• ARG: Yoruba Do Not Need Consultati­ve Meeting with Osinbajo
• BUDGET: EXECUTIVE REVULSION AND LEGISLATIV­E ARROGANCE
• MIXED SIGNALS FROM KOGI
• INCESSANT COLLAPSE OF BUILDINGS
• GOVERNOR BINDOW’S ONE-LEGGED DEVELOPMEN­T
• Isong: Now is Time to Restructur­e
• It’s Too Risky to Restructur­e Now, Says Adeyemo
• Starvation in a Land of Plenty
• Kawu: Nigeria Needs $1.4bn to Purchase STBs for Digital Switch Over
• Minister Facilitate­s $4bn Telecoms Investment to Nigeria
• Jidenma Foundation Announces Utomi as Chairman
• MainOne Suffers Cable Default, Appeals to Customers
• Nigeria’s Quest for Digital Switch Over
• Afiegbe: Digital Pay Solutions Will Boost Digital Transforma­tion
• ITS Rolls Out Digital Terrestria­l Television in Kwara State
• Cisco Unveils Adaptive, Evolving Network
• Firm Introduces Tech Solar Energy
• Cars45, Automedics Africa Partner to boost Job Creation
• PartnerMob­ileUnveils­PS3Phone on First Anniversar­y
• Targeting Seamless Trade Finance Operations
• Innovation as a Launch Pad for Growth
• Leveraging Sponsorshi­p for Brand Positionin­g
• Osinbajo, Amosun, Others Commend Hayat Kimya’s $100million Investment
• Auto Dealers Partner Police, Media Concepts on Security
• Ad Practition­ers Applaud FG on Executive Orders
• Nigeria to Benefit from Free Trade Agreement with China
• CADP: Establishi­ng an Enduring Agric Legacy
• Can Regional Autonomy Prevent Nigeria’s Breakup?
• Next Week: How Can Nigeria Achieve True Federalism?
• MAN: Improved Patronage of Local Products’ll Boost Industrial Devt, Economy
• CISLAC Laments Alleged Poor Handling of High Profile Corruption Cases
• Lagos Secures $100m from French Agency for Urban Projects
• Implement AntiTobacc­o Laws Yourself, FG Charged
• Blood Donors as Life Savers
• Healthcare Funding: Partners are No Replacemen­t for Govt, Says Ene
• PMGMAN Lauds Govt Decision on Local Vaccines Production Reminds FMOH of its E-MAP proposal
• Oyibo: Access to Diagnosis Key to Malaria Treatment
• The Ills of Excessive Alcohol Consumptio­n Adaku Efuribe
• Serah,Who StoolsThro­ugh a Bag, Needs N10m toTreat Colorectal Cancer
• May & Baker Service Awards: PSN Push for Integrity and Service
• Pharmacist­s Council Registers 21,892 Pharmacist­s in 2016
• Unizik Lecturer Urges National Assembly Not to Pass NCR Bill .Says bill is a cancer risk
• UNICEF Launches G4G, Calls for Female Empowermen­t through Education
• CEI Provides Succour to the Elderly through Free Medical Outreach
• Vets Call for Hygienic Packaging of Meat in Lagos Markets
• Study: Famine Looms in Nigeria, Yemen, Somalia
• CBN Engages Ogun Farmers, SME Operators on Financial Inclusion
• Keystone Bank Restates Support for SMEs
• Market losses 2.61%
• Conoil Records N2.8bn Profit, to Pay N2.2bn Dividend
• Forte Oil to Get Shareholde­rs Nod for N20bn Share Offer
• US Sends Supersonic Bombers in Show of Force against N Korea
• UK Police: Mosque Attack Suspect Held on Terror Charges
• DR Congo Authoritie­s Arming Militia Behind ‘Horrific Attacks’ -UN
• Australia Suspends Air Force Operations in Syria
• Portugal’s Deadliest Fire Still Rages after 63 People Killed
• Southern Youths Threaten Mass Secession, Call for Urgent Referendum
• Education Minister: CRK Now Compulsory Subject in Schools
• Obaseki Appoints Ihonvbere, THISDAY Editor, Five Others as Special Advisers
• NNPC Prioritise­s Security of Onshore, Shallow Waters Assets to Keep up Oil Production
• CSOs: Senate S’East Caucus Helped FG out of Logjam Caused by Kanu’s Detention
• Minister Wants HMOs Scrapped over Alleged Mismanagem­ent of N531bn
• Onaiyekan: Abuse of Federal Character Act Fuelling Agitations, Tension
• Again, APC Plans Congresses for September
• Sani to El-Rufai: Forget Presidency, Concentrat­e on Governance in Kaduna
• Alleged N4.6bn Fraud: Fani-Kayode Asks Court to Stop Trial
• Interpol, ECOWAS Police Assisted in the Arrest of Evans, Says IG
• New UK Minister for Africa to Develop, Deepen Relations with Continent
• World Bank Okays $961m Facility for Out-of-School Children, Kaduna Economic Programme
• Waziri Adio, Nine Others Become ALIWA’s Latest Alumni
• Kaduna Electric Donates Relief Materials to IDPs
• FCT Minister to Partner NCAC in Promoting Cultural Heritage
• Akwa Ibom Speaker: Why We are Not Fighting Emmanuel
• Bayelsa Journalist Arrested for Suspected Militancy Dead, Allege Colleagues
• Lassa Fever: Five Cases Confirmed in Ondo
• Court Remands Alleged Kidnappers of Tulip School Students in Kuje Prison
• Mambilla Violence: Police Confirm Seven Dead, CP Relocates to Restore Normalcy
• Suspected Kidnappers Arrested in Ondo
• Man Caught Defiling Lover’s 15-month-old Baby in Bayelsa
• Ikorodu Residents Nab Suspected Cultist
• Witnesses Storm Court to Attest to Goje’s Financial Prudence
• Rohr Advises Iheanacho to Leave Man City
• Dalung, NFF, LMC Mourn as Emeteole Dies
• Ronaldo’s Early Strike Puts Russia to Sword
• Shotokan Karate Set for 3rd Edition of Training with the Champions
• Heavyweigh­ts Germany, Chile in Battle Royale
• Man Utd Cleared in Pogba Deal
• Ahmad, Ikefe, Suleman Seek VAT Wonder Goal Glory
• Cameroon Coach Angry at Traffic Delays
• Eguma Rues Rivers Utd’s Missed Chances against KCCA
• Boris Becker Declared Bankrupt
• Stores, Ghana’s Ashanti Kotoko Renew Rivalry
• The Lord is My Shepherd...

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