Daily Trust - 2016-09-19

• Unity schools turn back students over fees
• Presidency to install plagiarism detection software
• Jibrin operates foreign accounts – Documents
• IPOB declares Friday sit-at-home day
• Lafia varsity sacks 35 workers
• Nigeria demands $635m from Total, Agip
• Recession: Catholic bishops suggest devolution of powers As Emir urges sacrifice, support for leaders
• Police go after kidnappers of Lagos, Ogun landlords
• Sokoto to modify S/Korean model of rural transforma­tion
• FG empowers 41,000 graduates
• Ikeja Electric moves to ease payment of bills
• We will complete our projects in record time-NDPHC
• N5m scam: Police arrest Bishop Kukah’s impostor
• Airport concession won’t cause job losses - Aviation Minister
• BUSINESS High expectatio­ns as MPC meets in recession
• FG queries Samsung over Galaxy Note 7
• S&P further downgrades Nigeria as oil crisis worsens
• CBN: Don’t patronise banks not insured by NDIC
• Recession: Dangote urges Buhari to sell LNG, others ... says no to IMF/World Bank loans
• AMCON takes over Cityscape assets
• LABOUR FG moves to resolve NAF to empower youths with agricultur­al crisis in health sector skills
• NULGE demands constituti­on amendment
• ‘It will be a disservice for parents to reject immunisati­on’
• CITY NEWS Guard guns down suspected robber in Gwagwalada
• IPhone 7/7Plus: To buy or not to buy?
• NITDA engages stakeholde­rs on investment forum
• Brent Mortgage Bank targets Diaspora with product offerings
• AMMC defends demolition in FCT
• Tiny houses aim to help poor become home owners
• Property inflation continues to race ahead of wages,says ONS
• Let there be change of narratives first
• Patience taxing our patience!
• Piloting Nigerian aviation to new heights
• Charisma, Buhari and the future of mundane politics
• Still on the ban on post-UTME
• Rangers back on top as Wikki beat Rivers Utd 1-0
• Oga is on his own

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