Daily Trust Saturday - 2024-03-16

• ‘Why I dumped my banking career for painting’
• Hardship: We’ll use good governance to tackle resistance to subsidy removal – Tinubu
• Bank recapitali­sation: 17 out of 24 banks might not meet CBN capital requiremen­ts – Report
• Be vigilant against polio, Rotary tells Nigerian govt
• Niger Republic prevents entry on Katsina, Jigawa borders
• Rents, food, others push inflation to 31.7% in February
• 2024 Hajj: FG urged to take stand on forex
• What motivated me to return N10m mistakenly credited to my account – POS operator
• Ajaokuta steel complex: When will this national disgrace cease?
• With determinat­ion, it’s easy to bag first class – AbdulBaki
• 9-year-old girl raped to death in Jos
• I’ve never been ridiculed for a role I played – Horror Dan Mama
• Nigerian celebritie­s react to worsening economic hardship
• Blessings of a blessed month
• Why newspapers shouldn’t report suicides
• Nigeria: A nation under siege of bad leadership
• An epidemic of abductions
• The Legacy of Alhaji Bukar Abba Ibrahim: Dedicated leader and servant of the people
• Late Wada Maida: 74th posthumous birthday
• Race for Super Eagles’ plum job hots up
• Lobi Stars won’t succumb to pressure from title contenders
• Alcaraz stung as swarm of bees halts play at Indian Wells
• Gunner’s scouts looking for a striker
• REPORTER’S DIARY Beyond the snow in Russia
• The memory of seasons, by Arukaino Umukoro
• Bagusa: FCT community where pupils learn inside makeshift classrooms
• Obaseki, Shaibu tear Edo PDP apart
• Blistering heatwaves take toll on North East residents
• Cost of living: Bauchi residents embrace local brown sugar
• Livelihood: Children cashing out on local manure in Jigawa
• Organ harvesting: Jos victim of alleged kidney theft is dead
• Our $30bn GDP target on course – Enugu gov
• FG tasks Al-Muhibbah varsity on innovative solutions
• FROM FRYING PAN TO FIRE

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