THISDAY - 2017-07-20

• Nigeria’s Suspension by Egmont Group Forces Senate to Make NFIU Autonomous
• El-Rufai Heads APC C’ttee to Define Its Stance on Restructur­ing
• Court Orders Temporary Forfeiture of Alison-Madueke’s Banana Island Property
• US State Dept: 75% of Terrorist Deaths in 2016 Were from Nigeria, Four Others …
• Tanker Drivers Burn Bank Branches in Apapa After Police Killing...
• Olusanya: 9Mobile is Open to Willing Investors…
• MOROCCO AND PAN-AFRICANISM AGAINST AFRICA
• LEADERSHIP ROLE IN CONTEMPORA­RY MANAGEMENT
• WHEN WILL OGONI CLEAN-UP BEGIN?
• AS PDP LOOKS TO NORTH
• Namdas: Executive Ignorance Responsibl­e for Budget Disagreeme­nt
• Okorie: Councils Run By Caretakers, Not Entitled to Federal Allocation­s
• Facelift for Edo Roads
• Senate Moves to Address Delays in Licensing InfraCos, Infrastruc­ture Rollout
• NACCIMA Tasks FG to Improve IGR, Block Leakages
• ALTON Raises the Alarm over House C’ttee Overlappin­g Role
• NSE Urged to Partner Tech Companies to Boost National Devt
• BOA, Three States Partner Canadian Govt on Multimilli­on Dollar Project
• Lessons for 9Mobile from Mobitel
• Nigerians Laud MTN Foundation on Skills Devt
• Galaxy Backbone Restates Commitment to ICT Service Delivery
• CFL Group to Replicate Silicon Valley, Unveils N5bn IT Mart
• Coscharis Technologi­es to Boost Mobile School in Nigeria
• TECNOPartn­ersSLOTonC­amon CX Smartphone Sales
• Obozuwa: Lagos Garage Will Revive Interest in Manufactur­ing
• Samsung’s 70% Energy Savings Claim Comes under Scrutiny
• HowGOtvUse­dPromostoB­oostConsum­er Experience
• Shittu, Danbatta to Tackle Broadband Challenges at CEO Forum
• Oniha: New Era Begins At DMO
• Pladis Begins Promotiona­l Campaign to Mark 125th Anniversar­y
• DigitXplus Nigeria Holds Facebook Academy in Lagos
• Digital Encode Bags IT Security Innovation Awards
• Unlocking Benefits of the Agricultur­e Value Chain
• The Gradual Transforma­tion in CAC Abubakar Ismail
• Nurturing Made-in-Nigeria Products for Economic Devt
• Kenyan Cuts
• Should the Legislatur­e be Made Part-time in Nigeria?
• Next Week: Is Taxation the Alternativ­e to Vanishing Oil Revenue?
• UN Urges Accelerate­d Global Efforts to Achieve Sustainabl­e Developmen­t Goals
• Inadequate Funding Hinders Scientific Developmen­t, Expert Asserts
• Osotimehin: More than a Professor of Medicine
• Agip Promotes SMEs for Community Sustainabi­lity
• Nigerian Doctor, Donald Nwosu Battles Deadly Cancer
• Saraki, Others Back Family Planning as Nigeria Marks World Population Day
• Excessive Use of Antibiotic­s Can Damage the System, Experts Warn
• Categorise Dental Health as Primary Care in NHIS, Associatio­n Tells FG
• 90:90:90 HIV/AIDS Target: Adhere to Your Treatment, Kpamor Charges Patients
• Lagos Fulfills Promise, Renovates PHCs Spotted by THISDAY
• Ogundare: Private Firms Should Invest in Health, Motivate Doctors
• NIROPHARM Frowns at FG’s Bureaucrat­ic Bottleneck­s in the Pharma Sector
• GTB Calls for Establishm­ent of Policy on Autism
• Nigeria’s Forex Inflow Hits $15bn in First Quarter
• 36,000 Niger Farmers Benefit from CBN’s Anchor Borrowers’ Programme
• UBA Increases Internatio­nal Spend Limit on Naira Cards to $2,000
• Wema Bank Grows Half-year Profit Before Tax to N1.4bn
• CRC Credit Bureau Introduces FICO Score to Enhance Consumer Lending
• Trump Tweets Health Bill ‘Will Get Even Better’ at Lunch
• Trump and Putin Had another, Undisclose­d Conversati­on at G20
• Court Finds Thai General Guilty of Human Traffickin­g
• Venezuela’s Maduro Defies Trump over Constituti­on Re-write
• Taraba Assembly Passes Anti-open Grazing Bill
• Osinbajo Tasks Military to Rescue Newly Abducted Women in Borno
• FG: Nigeria to End Fuel Importatio­n in 2019
• Senate C’ttee Submits Report on Screening of 12 INEC REC Nominees
• Osinbajo Orders More Deployment of Security Forces to S’Kaduna
• Paris Club Refund: Nigerians Want Governors Held to Account
• Bode George: Despite No Victor, No Vanquished Position, Erring PDP Members will Be Discipline­d
• FG Issues New Guidelines for Reality Shows, Football League Broadcast
• Ex-FCT Minister, Akinjide Seeks Permission to Travel Abroad for Medical Treatment
• Kachikwu: Nigeria to Shift Focus on Meeting Africa’s Growing Oil Demand
• 38 Army Officers Lament Compulsory Retirement, Seek Reinstatem­ent
• Discos Join Gencos to Call for Electricit­y Tariff Hike
• Four Foreign Missions at Risk over FCT Road Project
• FG Launches Contract Monitoring Website
• LG Polls: Lagos Extends Restrictio­n of Movement
• PDP: Sheriff’s Group in S’West Defects to Mega Party, Chides Fayose, Others
• Chartered Insurance Institute Elects Babington-Ashaye President
• N’Delta: Four Militants, One Civilian Killed, Four Soldiers Injured in Fresh Attack
• New Report Indicts SARS for 35 Corpses Found in Ezu River in 2013
• Navy Extends Anti-piracy Operation by Six Months
• CAF Meets in Rabat over Proposal to Expand AFCON, New Calendar
• Iwobi Saves Arsenal from another Bayern Defeat
• Manchester Derby in Houston Live on StarTimes
• Dele Alli is World’s Most Valuable U-21 Player
• Freestyle Football Final Venue Excites Organisers
• NPFL: Plateau Extends Lead
• IBB Ladies Hold Summer Golf Clinic for Children
• What Are We Restructur­ing?

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