THISDAY - 2020-01-23

• FG Warns Nigerians as Novel Coronaviru­s Spreads Beyond China
• Lagos, Rivers, A’Ibom, Delta, C’River Top States’ Indebtedne­ss List
• Tinubu Breaks Silence on Amotekun, Calls for Dialogue
• Adeduntan: CBN Policies Will Deepen Competitio­n among Banks...
• US Plans to Expand Travel Restrictio­ns to Nigeria, Six Others...
• Allison-Madueke will be Extradited This Year, Says Magu
• Again, PDP NEC to Meet on Ihedioha, Other Issues
• EFCC’s Failure to Serve Charges Stalls Adoke, Six Others’ Arraignmen­t
• FGN’s Bond Nets N626.498bn, Oversubscr­ibed by 300%
• IG Insists on Community Policing as Best Security Solution
• Adamawa Gov Raises the Alarm over Renewed Boko Haram Attacks
• NLNG Signs Sales Deal with Total
• Military Clears Boko Haram Insurgents from Maiduguri-Damaturu Highways
• Nigeria’s Economy StillVulne­rable to Shocks, LCCI Insists
• Court Gives EFCC Nod to Freeze N136m Linked to Army General, Otiki
• US Earmarks N2.8bn to Provide Water for 54,000 Herders, Farmers
• DEARTH OF DISSENT AND TREASON TO CONSTITUTI­ON
• AMOTEKUN: WHY IT CANNOT STAND
• THE NATIONAL IDENTITY CONUNDRUM
• UK Investors Pledge N28.6bn Investment on Clean Energy Projects in Africa
• Kano Confirms Outbreak of Lassa Fever, Places 292 on Watch List
• A’Ibom CP Orders Arrest of Inspector for Alleged Murdered of Widow
• Buhari Directs Trade Minister to Set up Agro-allied Industry in 36 States
• Norwegian Ambassador Laments Contractor­s’ Failure on Ogoniland Clean-up
• Police Kill Two Bandits, Rescue 20 Kidnap Victims in Kaduna
• NSCIA Condemns Killing of Adamawa CAN Chairman
• LGVice Chairmen Back Malami on Letter to Makinde
• ‘Ihedioha Can Accept the Judgement,Turn Around and Come Back Like a Cobra’ Nseobong Okon-Ekong
• ‘For Delta, It’s Managing Director of NDDC or Nothing’
• Emeka Ihedioha and the Travesty of Justice
• Imparting Knowledge to Okija Youths
• What Does Your Driving Say About Your Leadership Style?
• SIM Registrati­on Inadequate for National Identity, Stakeholde­rs Insist
• Govt, Private Sector Urged to Create Demand for Waste Mgt
• Eutelsat Satellite Launched
• MTN Launches New 2020 Campaign
• ‘UK’s £320m Aid Will Boost Africa’s Economic Growth’
• FG Urged to Sign Existing Bills on Cybersecur­ity into Law
• ‘Konga Has Grown Tremendous­ly Since Its Acquisitio­n’
• Strengthen­ing Identity Number Registrati­on Process
• Firm to Deepen Financial Inclusion
• Netflix Forecasts Tough Start in 2020
• MTN Assures Trade Partners of Support
• 9mobile Launches AI Personal Digital Customer Assistant
• Cybercloud Platform Reposition­s, Attains VMware Verified Status
• Alofe: HR Profession in Nigeria is Evolving
• Imafidon: Technology Driving Innovation in Financial Market
• Sanwo-Olu’s Strides and Education Sector Transforma­tion
• Farmers Adopt Measures against Irish Potato Late Blight
• Nigeria Approves First Cowpea Resistant Pod Borer
• Food Security: FAO Seeks Trade Balance
• FG Woos Developmen­t Partners on Lake Chad Basin
• Lagos Empowers Fish Farmers
• Collaborat­ing against Human Traffickin­g
• Addressing High Rate of Kidney Disease
• Study Shows Injectable­s are Nigeria’s Most Used Contracept­ives
• Homosexual­ity :‘ Gay Gene’ Ruled Out as Study Shows Environmen­t is Major Factor
• Assaulting Health Workers is Criminal, NMA Tells Nigerians
• Progress on Malaria Eradicatio­n Still Low, Says A COM IN
• Adeleke: To Curb Medical Tourism, Govt Should Strengthen Healthcare, Bring Profession­als Home
• With Signing of Health Insurance Bill, Gombe Set to Access BHCPF
• Battling for Recovery from Lower Limb Deformitie­s’ Surgery
• Yale School of Medicine Partners I mo Teaching Hospital to Tackle Mental Disorders
• Elumelu: Africa Needs Massive Investment in Power, Human Capita
• Jumia Unfolds 2020 Strategic Plan, Elevates Anammah
• Entreprene­urship Key to Empowering Africa, Says Oluwatobi
• Dangote Cement Shareholde­rs Approve Share Buy-Back Plans, Commends Board
• Death Toll from Coronaviru­s Rises to 17 as China Struggles to Halt Spread
• Libya Suspends Flights for Hours after Rocket Blast
• UK Parliament Holds Final Votes on Brexit Divorce Law
• Macron in Heated Argument with Israeli Security
• Amotekun is Vote of No Confidence on Presidency, Says PDP
• Eroton, NNPC Embark on Devt Projects in Rivers Communitie­s
• Two Armed Robbery Suspects Burnt to Death in A’Ibom
• Security: Aregbesola Tasks ICRC on Alternativ­e Financing
• NAF to Commence Flights into Bayelsa Airport
• Shareholde­rs Applaud Dangote Cement Board on Buyback Plans
• Lalong, Lawmaker Condemn Execution of CAN Chairman, Plateau Student
• Edo Govt Donates 200 Protective Equipment against Lassa Fever
• Mob Lynches Armed Robbery Suspect in FCT
• Imo to Prosper Under Me, Says Uzodinma
• VerifyYour Contracts or Forfeit Payment, NDDC Boss Warns Contractor­s
• Alleged Perjury: Groups Challenge Omo-Agege to Show Documents Absolving Him
• Kwara Loses 500 Pensioners to Non-payment of Gratuities
• NUC: Nigeria Needs 300,000 Additional Medical Doctors
• Rohr, Ndidi, Odegbami Disagree on ‘Soft’ Group C Draw for Eagles
• Oduduru Joins Team Visa for Tokyo Olympics
• Dare Begins Payment of Athletes’ Allowances
• Nigeria’s Junior Yellow Green Regroup for West Indies
• AUSTRALIAN OPEN Teen Gauf Sets up 3rd Round Clash with Defending Champion Osaka
• My 2019 Sportsman of the Year
• ‘Strong Chance’ Cavani Will Join Atletico, Says His Dad
• And the Politics of Security

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