The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2017-05-22

• Manufactur­ers opt for cluster plants to tackle energy cost
• ‘Why north is uncomforta­ble with restructur­ing’
• Buratai’s alert and imperative of a fortified democracy in Nigeria
• Ile wins Etisalat prize for literature, Iromuanya is runner-up
• Judiciary under threat, says Justice Onnoghen
• Today in History
• Two feared dead, several injured at Eyo festival
• Commercial property market bubbles as new buildings rise
• PDP faults Amaechi’s claims on S’east omission from rail projects
• Silence from Buhari’s aides as he recuperate­s
• Again, two-storey building collapses in Lagos State
• Almajiri is unislamic, says Sultan Abubakar
• Despite EU restrictio­n, Med-view continues operations on Lagos-london route
• UNFPA recruits teachers to train Chibok girls for UTME next year
• OGFZA gets land from Bayelsa State for free zone business
• Nigeria seeks Islamic Bank’s support in infrastruc­ture financing
• Okowa warns against military interventi­on
• Reps to extend local content policy to constructi­on, ICT, others
• Presidency explains how executive orders will be driven
• Pharmaceut­ical manufactur­ers laud Fed Govt’s support for local goods
• Delta urges host communitie­s to monitor projects
• Ultimatum to Olugbo is laughable, says monarch
• Amosun assures investors on security, friendly environmen­t
• The Nigerian Macron: Can we make it happen?
• What exactly is chidren’s day in Nigeria?
• Tambuwal lauds Fayose, says Ekiti gov a factor in Nigerian politcs
• Inspector, doctor arrested for issuing police report to injured robbers
• Police arrest alleged abductors, killers of businessma­n
• The alarm over unemployme­nt
• The ban on vehicle inspection service on Lagos roads
• The spirit of merit
• Nigeria’s greatness, beyond rhetoric
• Building the future by respecting the past
• Ben Obumselu: Tribute to a great scholar
• CBN makes N3.3 billion from banks’ borrowing
• Banks’ total assets decline to N32 trillion
• C&I Leasing targets $100m fresh capital
• As MPC meets, forex, rates, recession top agenda
• S&P assigns ‘B/B’ ratings, stable outlook on UBA
• Amosun, CITN harp on voluntary tax compliance
• Berger Paints plans sub-saharan African expansion
• ‘FAO does not force GMO technology on countries’
• Operators attribute declining profits to high income tax
• WAPIC woos investors with Q1 result, as PBT growth hits 135%
• Custodian & Allied’s shareholde­rs to get more dividends
• Estate surveyors hold talks with AGF, demand reform in asset valuation
• West Africa’s Roof, A Skill, A Market wins Un-habitat prestigiou­s award
• New body takes over architects lead roles in project management
• Reps probe Abuja agency over nonissuanc­e of land titles
• Delegates ‘cautiously optimistic’ over Paris Agreement as Bonn talks end
• Edo drives clean-up project with central bus facility
• ECOWAS, WASCAL commit to combat climate change.
• NWFL board refutes report on women league
• Delta to ban schools without sporting facilities
• Eko Kings still unbeatable as CBL train moves to Yaoundé
• Ronaldo leads Real Madrid to finally recapture La Liga title
• Violence mars Lobi Stars away victory in Akure

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