Daily Trust Sunday - 2014-04-13

• 2015: We Can’t Stop Those Who Trade in Voter’s Cards, But... - Jega
• Crisis Rocks Katsina APC Ward Congress
• Borno Elders Tackle Shekarau Over ‘Volatile States’ Comment
• OBASANJO, AMAECHI, OTHERS GRACE JONATHAN’S DAUGHTER’S WEDDING
• GDP Rebasing Won’t Have any Impact on Ordinary Nigerians - Chairman, Tofa Group
• ‘Why Governorsh­ip Elections Should Not Be Rotational’
• We Should Regulate Election Spending
• Woman Abandons Toddler With Down Syndrome
• 2015: Buhari denies picking Tinubu as running mate
• Fayemi, Aregbesola emerge APC guber candidates in Ekiti, Osun
• APC LG Congress: Consensus fails in Sabon Birni council
• We won’t give any vote to PDP in 2015 - Saraki
• ‘The Muslim-Muslim ticket rumour is handiwork of PDP’
• ...Osoba faction goes to court
• ..... Postpones LG congress in Taraba
• Bauchi Congresses: APC seeks INEC, police support
• Waiting for compensati­on to Apo 8
• Rep tasks locals on informatio­n about insurgents
• ‘Nasarawa State is poor, its lawmakers are rich’
• Zimbabwe: The Beautiful House of Stone
• At Iganmode 54-year-old school sets record of winning Mathematic­s competitio­ns
• Nigeria’s fatal error (2)
• The mindset of Nigerian worshipper­s
• Oronsaye Report: No one should panic
• 2015 elections and Edo politics
• Lamido’s brinkmansh­ip and other matters
• The Nigerian jobseeker pays for every job applicatio­n
• The king’s speech
• This house must not fall
• Nigeria and the politicisa­tion of morality
• Understand­ing the new strategy against terrorism
• Who killed Seikh Ja’afar Mahmood Adam?
• ONLINE REACTIONS Forget North’s support in 2015, Nyako tells Jonathan
• TRA Parks and R
• Lab-grown vaginas, noses herald new options for patients
• Kitchen cutting boards can harbor drug-resistant germs - Study
• Civilians in war zones also suffer mental health problems - Study
• Cure rate for experiment­al hepatitis C drug tops 95 percent
• Day Sultan turbaned 21 district heads in Sokoto
• When stakeholde­rs lamented declining readership of newsmagazi­nes
• Risk and reporting: The dangers of freelance journalism in Syria
• James Ebo Whyte, Ghanaian writer, is guest on Glo/CNN African Voices
• Christ, the ultimate sacrifice
• Pope Francis and inter-religious dialogue
• Pope Francis looks to heal Church with two pope saints
• Should Christians try to evangelize atheists?
• Virtual connecting may worsen relationsh­ips
• Social media abuzz as government tags Nigeria’s economy “Africa’s largest”
• Should you get paid to like a Facebook post?
• Books for sober reflection as Easter beckons
• 12 Popular Misusages in Nigerian English (I)
• ‘Protest literature is stylistica­lly half done’
• Africa39: ‘How we chose the writers for Port Harcourt World Book Capital 2014’
• Emokpae stages first solo exhibition in grand style
• Chuckie storms airwaves with Carry
• ENTREPRENE­URSHIP
• ENTREPRENE­URSHIP
• There is no crisis in Aviation - Dati
• Chams records 115% profit growth
• Sokoto: Group demands release of two detained APC youth
• Anti-Gay law: Let’s call US, Canada’s threats bluff, says Ex-Milad,
• To my friend and brother, Obahiagbon, at 54
• FEATURE Grazing reserves: ECOWAS must intervene to check foreign Fulani influx - Mohammed
• AMML parleys Garki market fire victims
• NCWS protests decreasing number of women in Jonathan’s cabinet
• Governor’s wife tasks Nigerians on orphans, widows
• Nyako’s aide hails Fombina over dev programmes
• Adamawa PDP probes petition against FCT agric secretary
• Food security: FEPAR rolls out one-stop agro input centre in FCT
• WORLD CUP 2014 X-raying Super Eagles top defenders
• ...Seven players axed from camp, more to go
• Billie Jean King: Nobody ever asks us women to coach
• The Giant In The Dark

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