THISDAY - 2017-11-22

• Mnangagwa to Be Sworn-in President as Mugabe Resigns
• MPC Retains Policy Rate at 14% as Uncertaint­y Looms over Next Meeting
• 53 Killed in Militia Attack, Suicide Bomb Blast in Adamawa
• DSS, EFCC in Stand off over Attempt to Arrest Former DSS, NIA Bosses…
• PDP Crisis Worsens as George Calls for Makarfi's Resignatio­n…
• Police Confirm Arrest of Maryam Sanda for Stabbing Husband to Death
• A FAILED MISSION
• A PARTY OF GIANT KILLERS
• 60 0 NIGERIANS ON DEATH ROW IN ASIA
• LAGOS-IBADAN EXPRESSWAY AND THE ‘EMBER’ MONTHS’
• Ekwueme: Service Without Blemish
• Buhari’s Silent Support for the South-east
• Enhancing the Abuja Master Plan
• Report: 75% of Bank Customers Still Visit Branches for Complaints
• FMDQ OTC Exchange Records N115trn Transactio­ns in 10 Months
• FCMB Group Completes 88.2% Acquisitio­n of Legacy Pension Managers
• IMO Council: Onyema, Amaechi Woo Foreign Diplomats for Nigeria’s Election
• Budget 2018: N2.43tn Capital ProjectVot­e Signals Better Times for Insurers
• Africa Prudential Pledges Support for Cooperativ­e Devt Sector
• PETAN to Hold 2017 Industry Achievemen­t Awards Dinner
• Taxify Expands Coverage, Launches in Abuja
• Dangote Sugar Consolidat­es Growth
• Gwarzo: Good Corporate Governance will Engender Sustainabl­e Economic Devt
• GWARZO: GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE WILL ENGENDER SUSTAINABL­E ECONOMIC DEVT
• Assessing Nigeria’s Financial System Strategy 2020
• NCRIB President Urges FG to Make Agric Insurance Compulsory
• Fajemiroku­n Urges Insurance, Pension Regulators to Tone Down on Guidelines
• Adegbayi: NIID Will Guarantee Reduction in Fake Marine Certificat­es
• LASACO Assurance Resumes Underwriti­ng of Annuity Business
• As Railways Come Alive
• ‘Recruiters of Kaduna Teachers must be Prosecuted’
• Ezekwesili Emphasises Investment in Human Capital Devt
• CKF Unlocks Female Students’ Potential in STEM
• World Children’s Day: Poor Education, Violence, Terrorism Affecting Nigerian Children
• DFID Inaugurate­s ‘Business of Education in Africa’ Report
• UBEC to Assess Students, Teachers on Basic Education Standards
• Govt Tasks Corporate Organisati­ons on Career Guidance
• Preventing Infant Death Syndrome’
• TETFund Lauds Ojukwu Varsity’s Developmen­tal Strides
• School Takeover: Proprietor Drags A’Ibom to Court
• Fidelity Bank Trains 200 Rivers Varsity Students on Entreprene­urial Skills
• Sokoto Awards N3bn Scholarshi­ps in Two Years
• UNILAG Alumni to Rebuild Cab Shuttle Park, Shops
• Facelift for Lagos
• Nigeria, Japan Sign MoU on N642m Aid Project
• Lagos Pays N141bn to Bond Subscriber­s
• Nigeria’s GDP Seen Growing at 2% in 2018
• Capital Market: ASHON Boss Calls for More Govt, Operators Partnershi­p
• AVCA Appoints Verod MD, Others to Boost Private Equity Industry
• Mugabe: From Anti-colonial Hero to Despot
• Lebanon’s Hariri in Egypt ahead of Return Home
• Linking Call for Restructur­ing to 2019 Elections is Unfortunat­e, Atiku Fumes
• NPO Seeks to Ban Beat Associatio­ns
• NERC Moves to Protect Power Market, Rejects Force Majeure by Discos
• Amosun Presents N345.4bn Budget for 2018
• Finally, Obanikoro to Declare for APC Saturday
• Buhari Receives ECOWAS Chairman, Advocates Constituti­onal Resolution of Liberian Crisis
• FG Mulls Executive Order on Mandatory Use of Local Firms for Contracts
• PDP Leaders Pay Tribute to Ekwueme
• Aviation Unions Ground Dana Operations
• FG Revises MTEF, Fiscal Deficit Now N2.05tn
• FG Alleges Schools Short-changing Children in Feeding Programme
• Jonathan: Many People Suffering Because of Decisions I Took in Office
• Kachikwu: Involving Communitie­s in Oil Activities, Solution to End Crisis in Niger Delta
• Group Wants Dangiwa Umar to Contest 2019 Presidency
• Ighalo Wanted by Four EPL Clubs
• Sadi Makes Eagles Case for Ex-U-17 Captain, Musa
• D’Tigress Confirms Receipt of FG’s Cash Reward
• Okoya-Thomas Explains Why Asoju Oba Tourney Can’t be National
• Pepsi Academy Turns 25, Laloko Counts Blessings
• Our Beloved Federal Republic of Confusion

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