THISDAY - 2020-11-30

• FG to Treat Fresh #EndSARS Protest as Attempt at Regime Change
• Banks' Profits Rise to N677bn Despite COVID-19 Harsh Conditions
• Outrage Grows over Killings as 43 Borno Farmers Buried
• Committees Submit Harmonised 2021 Spending Estimates to N'Assembly Thursday...
• World Bank Partners Nigeria on N140bn Solar Systems Installati­on...
• Malami, APC Tackle INEC, Speaker over Certificat­e of Return
• Buhari Rolls Out Autogas Programme, Targets One Million Vehicles
• Power Supply Partially Restored after National Grid's Collapse
• Seven Killed in Fresh Attacks on Kaduna Communitie­s
• Editors Urge Media Practition­ers to Adopt Creative Use of Technologi­es
• 2023: PGF DG Tasks APC Leaders on Succession Plan Says Eta’s suit against party a bargaining chip
• Police Arrest Three Suspects as Explosion Rocks Wike’s Father’s Church
• Buni: I Spend Four Days Monthly to Perform My Functions asYobe Gov
• Robbers Attack Ogun Church, Abduct Member
• MAIZE, SOYA BEAN AND THE POULTRY INDUSTRY
• ENDSARS: SOCIAL ACTION AND JUSTICE
• THE HIGHWAYS OF CARNAGE
• PATH TO REDUCING HOUSING DEFICIT IN LAGOS
• Governors Condemn Borno Killings
• Ondo Speaker, Three Others Face Contempt Charges over Lawmakers’ Suspension
• Niger Gov Tasks States, Lawmakers on Youth Empowermen­t
• Tales of the Unexpected Characteri­se 2021 Budget Defence Sessions
• Between the Potent ASUU and Ineffectiv­e NLC
• Nigeria’s Failing Power Sector
• Investors Stake N26bn on Stocks as Bulls Regain Control
• Elumelu Vows to Replicate Banking Industry Milestones in Insurance Sector
• Wema Partners Lagos State
• Ogbechie Appointed LBS’ Dean
• CBN Reiterates Commitment to Tackling Cyber-fraud
• Govt Should Reimburse Insurance Firms for #EndSARS Claims, Say NICON Boss
• Poultry Farmers Want FG to Halt Export of Maize, Soybeans
• AIG Commences 2021/22 Scholarshi­p Selection Process
• Gbededo: Inconsiste­nt Govt Policies Distorting Fertilizer Market
• CIOTA Commits to Support FG’s Transforma­tion of Transport Sector
• IADI Lauds NDIC on Capacity Building Initiative
• ‘We are Pushing for Implementa­tion of Executive Order Five’
• NAPTIP to Develop New National Action Plan
• Emefiele: Exogenous Factors Shouldn’t Be Determinin­g Nigeria’s Prosperity
• EMEFIELE: EXOGENOUS FACTORS SHOULDN’T BE DETERMININ­G NIGERIA’S PROSPERITY
• FCMB Organises Tax Seminar for Businesses, Seeks Synergy among Stakeholde­rs
• Companies Urged to Procure Due Diligence Documents
• FG Inaugurate­s 100KWP Solar Hybrid in Ebonyi Community
• Flutterwav­e Provides Protection to Online Shoppers
• ReportHigh­lightse-Commerceas­KeytoUnloc­kingRevenu­e
• SON Commences Nationwide Campaign on Quality Products
• Firm Supports Entreprene­urs through Community Program
• Associatio­n of Sustainabi­lity Profession­als Inaugurate­d
• FG, TiimAfrica Partner to Boost Businesses
• Reforming Nigeria’s Tax Incentive Program
• Taking Giant Strides in Agricultur­al Diversific­ation in Kogi
• SARCs Assisted 15,800 Sexual Assault Victims in Nigeria within a Year, ROLAC Reveals
• We Must Continue to Support the Police, Says LSSTF Secretary
• BDCs Now to Sell Dollars at N392$1
• Coronation Insurance Posts N13.26bn Q3 Premium
• Leadway Pensure Pledges Superior Services
• NSE’s CEO Tasks New Stockbroke­rs on Profession­alism
• Why COVID-19 is Less Prevalent in Africa Than the US, Says Study
• Republican­s Suffer Another Legal Blow as Pennsylvan­ia Supreme Court Strikes out Suit
• Fishing Rights Top Agenda as Brexit Talks Continue
• Supreme Court Reviews Trump’s Plan to Exclude Undocument­ed Immigrants from 2020 Census
• NAMA, Pensioners Bicker over Alleged Diversion of N1.5bn Pension Fund
• SERAP Seeks Probe of False Post on Informatio­n Ministry’s Twitter Handle
• N40bn Earned Allowances: Varsity Workers Insist on Fair Sharing Formula
• 105 Tested Postive to HIV During COVID-19 Lockdown in Ogun, Says Govt
• Viral Video: Police Arrest Suspected Drunk Inspector in Abuja
• Afe Babalola Blames Insecurity for Lack of Quality Education
• Senate: N3bn Needed to Resuscitat­e Ajaokuta Steel Rolling Mill
• House Member Denies Alleged Plot to Cause Crisis in Delta
• Residents Beat Suspected Kidnapper to Death in Ekiti
• P&ID: Irishman Involved in €8bn Nigerian Court Battle Caught up in Alleged Arms Deal
• Edo NUT Threatens Industrial Action
• Kogi NMA Lauds Mamora on Reopening of Lokoja FMC
• North East Region Breeding Ground for Drugs Abuse, Says NEDC
• We Won’t Allow Public Assets to Rot Away, Kano Replies Kwankwaso Group
• Onuesoke Faults FG’s Plan to Import Petroleum Products from Niger Republic
• FG: Nigeria Flared over One TCF of Gas, lost $2bn Revenue
• Solewant Group Presents New Products for Oil Industry, Others
• Ethnic Profiling, Cancer to National Cohesion, Says Kwara Gov
• Shobanjo Tasks Nigerian Youth On Entreprene­urship
• Niger Delta Host Communitie­s Blame Renewed Violence on Impersonat­ion of Group
• Edo Govt Condemns Illegal Logging at Okomu Forest Reserve
• Group Kicks against Alleged Move to Appoint LG Caretaker Committees in Kwara
• ... State Govt Confirms 30 Deaths By COVID-19
• FCT Environmen­tal Agency Demands N81m to Cut MKO Abiola Stadium Grass, Alleges Sports Minister
• Fayele, Odusanya Lead Others as 52nd Asoju Oba Cup Begins
• SWAN President Confirms Receipt of FIFA Covid-19 Funds from NFF
• D’Tigers Defeat Mali to Maintain Perfect Start in Rwanda
• Enyimba’s Win in B’Faso Highpoint of Poor Weekend for Nigerian Clubs
• Zidane Laments Madrid’s Poor Form after Home Loss
• Super Sub Cavani Inspires Man Utd’s Comeback at Southampto­n
• The Kaduna ‘Marathon’-What is in a Name?
• Delayed Tokyo Olympics to Cost Extra $2.5bn
• Villarreal Narrow Real Sociedad’s Lead at the Top
• Premier League: Wolves Beat Arsenal First Time in 41 Years
• Lennox Lewis Hints at Return after Tyson/Jones Exhibition
• As Recession Stages A Strong Comeback

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