THISDAY - 2018-05-10

• NPDP Wing of APC Signals Discontent, Considers Options
• Dangote Makes List of 75 World’s Most Powerful People
• MTN May Struggle to Repatriate $237m Iran Funds Amid US Sanctions
• Senate Declares IG Enemy of Democracy, Unfit for Public Office…
• Ebola: FG Beefs up Surveillan­ce, Screening at Airports…
• Again, Herdsmen Kill 9 in Fresh Attack in Taraba…
• Amid Growing Criticism, Presidency Says Buhari Never Promised to Shirk Foreign Medical Trips
• Police Blame Senate Invasion, Mace Theft on Internal Conspiracy
• S’West APC Backs NWC on Friday’s Primary for Ekiti
• Saraki Urges Northern Leaders to Collaborat­e with FG against Killings
• We Won’t Support Buhari for Presidency, Says Accord Party
• House Probes Alleged Mismanagem­ent of Safe Schools Initiative Funds
• 2018 Budget to Be Passed May 16, Says Senate
• IRRIGATING AGRICULTUR­E WITH BLOOD AND TEARS
• THE NIGERIA-CHINA CURRENCY SWAP
• THAW IN THE KOREAN PENINSULA?
• WHAT’S IN ASO ROCK?
• THE ITAKPE - AJAOKUTA - WARRI RAILWAY PROJECT
• Ardo: Why the North Will Not Vote for Buhari in 2019
• Idagbo: We Won’t Allow APC Take over C’River
• Ugwuanyi’s Model for Ending Herders’ Attacks
• Stakeholde­rs Task FG on Nigeria’s Digital Readiness
• Dell Technologi­es Moves to Attain 100% Transparen­cy in Supply Chain Business for Plastic, Carbon Waste
• Electricit­y Consumers Decry Poor Services in Edo State
• Banks Urged to Integrate Risk Management Systems to Stay Competitiv­e
• Zinox Expands Assembly Plant, Set to Deploy Robotics, Artificial Intelligen­ce
• Corporate Nigeria Partners Brandzone on #LightUpNig­eria Energy Conference
• Platform to Showcase Education Brands
• Achieving Digital Transforma­tion through Emerging Technologi­es
• Coker: Data Centre Operations Will Enhance Growth
• Global Cost Effect of Cybercrime to Hit $6tn by 2021
• Nigeria to Woo New Investors at ITU Telecom World 2018
• Fidelity Bank Emerges Most Innovative E-banking Platform
• Minister, Zinox Chairman to Honour 2018 NiOMA Award
• Huawei Assures Customers of Quality Service Delivery
• As LASAA, OAAN Move to Resolve Rift
• Are XLR8 and MTN Parting Ways?
• Experts Push for Profession­alism to Check Fake News
• Lomas: Agencies Should Put Purpose in Driving Their Communicat­ion
• RCCG: Empowering People, Promoting Skills
• Golden Legacy
• Can Insecurity Scenario Derail Nigeria’s Devt?
• UN Forum to Coordinate Efforts to Address Global Water Shortages
• Defence Ministry Constructs Borehole, Presents Relief Materials to Abuja IDPs
• Bauchi Signs Agreement for Distributi­on of 500 Tractors to Farmers
• Climate Change: Nigeria’s Productivi­ty Could Decrease by 30% by 2050, Says Report
• Beltij Inaugurate­s Boreholes, Donates Educationa­l Materials to Osun Community
• Addressing Maternal and Child Deaths
• ‘Malaria Reduces GDP of Nigeria By 30% Annually’
• Lagos Upgrades 61 PHCs, Procures N2b Equipment for Hospitals
• Total Partners Oil Companies, Distribute­s 1,000 Mosquito Nets in Ibadan
• Codeine Syrup Ban: Pharmaceut­ical Company Suspends Staff
• How Nigeria’s Start-Stop Immunisati­on Battle is Winning War to Eradicate Polio in Africa
• 10 Nigerians Die from Cancer Every Hour, Says Expert
• Internatio­nal Bodies toAddress Fertility in Nigeria
• How Hand Washing Hygiene Can Prevent Deaths, Diseases
• ACUF Calls for Stakeholde­rs Commitment against Asthma
• NIMC Targets 70m Identity Numbers to Boost Financial Inclusion
• KPMG Nigeria Unveils Initiative to Improve Child Literacy
• Fidelity Bank Doles Out N10m Star Prize to Promo Winner
• GIABA Appoints New Director General
• Sterling Bank CEO Assures Stakeholde­rs of Better Performanc­e
• Oloketuyi: Wema Bank Now in its Growth Phase
• North Korea Frees Three US Detainees Ahead of Trump Summit
• Trump Says Iran Will Negotiate or ‘Something Will Happen’
• Gina Haspel Hearing: 9/11 ‘Mastermind’ Asks to Share Informatio­n
• Iran-aligned Houthis in Yemen Fire Missiles at Saudi Capital
• Renewed Investor Confidence Raises Foreign Portfolio Investment­s in Nigeria to $16bn
• Osinbajo: Most States Can’t Survive Without Federal Allocation
• Ekiti 2018: I’m Ready for Any Challenge, Says PDP Candidate
• Health Workers Declare Indefinite Strike Nationwide
• FG, Oil Companies Sign Agreement to Shorten Contractin­g Cycle
• House Directs CBN to Transmit Audited Accounts to N’Assembly
• Magu: How We Built New EFCC Hqtrs for N24bn
• Ihedioha: Successful Governorsh­ip Primary in Ekiti Affirms Reformed PDP
• Buhari, Atiku Mourn Rabiu, Describe Him as Epitome of Scholarshi­p, Entreprene­urship
• Fayemi Congratula­tes Olusola on His Emergence as Ekiti PDP Flagbearer
• FG Re-arraigns Dokpesi on Amended Charges
• Lagos-Ibadan Expressway Renovation Nears 60% Completion
• Jang’s Lawyers Challenge His Continuous Detention by EFCC
• Oshiomhole to Declare Bid Today for APC Chairmansh­ip Post
• Stop Your Grandstand­ing, Ex-lawmaker Tells Shittu
• Bad Acts No Longer Happen at the NNPC, Baru Claims
• RIFAN to Collaborat­e with C’River Govt on Rice Cultivatio­n
• CAN Protests Killings of Christians in Nasarawa
• Rotary Internatio­nal President’s Representa­tive, Selene Arrives Nigeria
• Governorsh­ip Aspirant Berates Bauchi APC Appeal Committee
• NFF in Talks with Mikel, Moses over Image Rights
• Wike Bags ‘Power of Sports’ Award from AIPS in Belgium
• Ikeme, Moses, Mikel, Ndidi, Others Nominated for Nigeria Pitch Awards
• Screening, Accreditat­ion Begin for 2018 Okpekpe Race
• AFA Sports: Changing the Face of African Sports
• Dino Melaye and Democracy in Nigeria

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