THISDAY - 2017-08-01

• Trouble Looms in N’Delta as PANDEF Gives Ultimatum on 16-Point Agenda
• Again, CBN Intervenes in FX Market with $195 Million
• FEC Approves New Petroleum Policy
• Aluu Four: Court Sentences Ex-Police Sergeant, 2 Others to Death…
• Military Strategise­s to Curb Security Challenges
• Oando Posts N4.6bn PAT in H1, 2017
• Insurgency: AU Peace Council Visits Osinbajo on Fact-finding Mission
• THE PRESIDENCY AND AREWA AGENDA
• ERDOGAN AND THE JULY 15 COUP
• LET THE SUPREME COURT DECIDE
• SUCCESSION POLITICS AND THE LIMIT OF IGNORANCE
• Politics of Amending the Land Use Act
• Ogun PDP Crisis Deepens
• The World Changers
• PEF, Bureau of Statistics Collaborat­e to Determine Nigeria’s Petrol Consumptio­n
• HSE Violations: FG Seeks Jail Terms for Directors of Defaulting Oil Companies
• Obiano: Anambra Has Been Strategica­lly Refocused to Attract Investment­s
• ‘Why Cooking Gas Price Has Not Crashed in Nigeria’
• Stakeholde­rs: Tax Holidays to Minerals’ Miners Impoverish Nigeria
• As EFCC Goes Tough on Major Oil Marketers
• TCN Increases Electricit­y Supply Capacity in Ajah Area of Lagos
• Chevron Reverses Losses, Nets $1.5bn in Q2 2017
• ExxonMobil Earns $3.4bn in Half-year
• Udoh: We Have Created an Enabling Environmen­t for Investors
• Managers of Nigeria’s Environmen­t Focus on Personal Fortunes, Says Adegoroye
• Lagos Plans Sanitary Landfills, Flood Control Systems
• Building Collapse: SON DG Advises Selfregula­tion in Constructi­on industry
• ‘LawPavilio­n has Succeeded in Preaching Gospel of Technology Adoption in Nigerian Legal Practice’
• Courts and Internal Democracy in Nigerian Political Parties
• Propriety of Court Decision on Applicatio­n Without Hearing the Parties
• Lagos LG Polls: CJ Inaugurate­s Election Petition Tribunals
• NBA Constitute­s Justice Reform Committee
• ‘A Lawyer Can Never be Unemployed’
• Constituti­on Amendment: Where the Roofs Leak
• Group: Nigerian Judges’ Vacation too Lengthy, Contribute­s to Justice Delay
• Olisa Agbakoba Legal Partners, RIMAN, PAL Host Discourse on Risk Management
• ‘Government Should Name and Shame Treasury Looters’
• ‘Ex-Governors in Senate Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Earn Double Salaries’
• We Hold Your Brief
• LEGAL HUMOUR
• Magu Has Become a Moral Burden to Anti-Graft War
• Banks, Loans and Bad Debts
• FIRS Restates Commitment to Youth, Entertainm­ent Industry
• Keystone Bank Launches Mobile Banking Solution
• Kuru Now Institute of Directors Fellow
• Bank of England Staff to Strike First Time in 50 years
• Dangote Sugar Declares 50 kobo Dividend as Profit Grows by 132%
• Forte Oil’s Profit After Tax Rises 84% on Reduced Tax
• IS Claims Attack on Iraq Embassy in Kabul
• Russia Defends Slashing US Diplomats as Hope Fades of Better Ties
• Israeli Soldier Who Killed Wounded Palestinia­n Attacker Loses Appeal
• Princess Diana’s Friends Urge Channel 4 Not to Show ‘Private Tapes’
• Save Our Party from Dying, Kaduna APC Leaders Tell Oyegun
• Abductors of Lagos Students Threaten Fresh Strike, Seek Amnesty
• DHQ Urges N’Assembly Not to Politicise Military Affairs
• Police Parade 32 Suspected Kidnappers along Abuja-Kaduna Highway
• Ex-President Jonathan’s House Burgled
• NBS: FCT Tops List as 1,279 Killed, Another 8,270 Injured in Road Crashes
• Lagos Police Unearths Badoo Shrine in Ikorodu
• Biafra: Onwuka Names Self President, Appoints Utomi, Soludo, Gana as Ministers
• Taraba LG Polls: PDP Wins all Cases at Tribunal
• Team Nigeria Stranded in Lagos over UK Visas
• NPFL: George Nets Brace as Rangers Sink Rivers Utd
• Police Win IGP National Open Taekwondo Championsh­ip
• Of Herbal Healing, Spirituali­ty and Public Health

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