The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2017-10-19

• Respite for Atiku as Reps reverse INTELS’ contract revocation
• Judges, bankers caution against use of virtual currencies
• Kokoma and break dance on the highways
• Olu Onagoruwa, the brave, finally leaves
• SEC suspends trading on Oando shares, begins probe of oil firm
• Xi jinping declares vision for ‘new era’ socialist China
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Adadevoh, LUTH, others win Amity Awards
• Many feared burnt as fuel tanker explodes on LagosIbada­n expressway
• Southwest PDP forges a united front to get national chair
• Buhari’s race to develop the north
• Tracking your heart rate
• Mass defection to PDP looms, say minority leaders
• World Bank denies disagreein­g with finance minister Adeosun on foreign borrowings
• FG recovered N140 billion from revenue leakages, says Senate
• FG dismisses military involvemen­t in monkeypox vaccinatio­n
• Utomi, Elumelu task govt on growth of SMES
• Reps seek N1.8b compensati­on for poultry farmers over bird flu, give agric bank 90 days to refund N3.5m ‘exit package’
• Rotary pledges commitment to polio eradicatio­n
• Govt declares state of emergency on cancer, 102,000 cases recorded
• Criticisms, distrust trail selection of UNILAG vice chancellor
• INEC to recruit one million ad hoc staff for 2019 polls
• Security personnel foil another attack on Riyom
• VC, workers trade accusation­s over abuse of office, mismanagem­ent
• Lagos begins sale of Hajj forms
• N’assembly goes spiritual over Nigeria’s woes
• Kenyan election official flees ahead of poll re-run
• Tehran to ‘shred’ nuclear deal if Washington withdraw
• U.S. Embassy backs peaceful protests in Ethiopia
• 4,350 aged, disabled benefits from President Buhari N5000 monthly allowance in Taraba
• Kidnapped politician found dead in Delta State
• Group wants FG to overhaul prison facilities, address congestion
• Protect yourself first, IG tells policemen
• Police arraign three soldiers, others for alleged armed robbery
• Foundation foots bill of accident victims, rewards caregivers
• Freemasonr­y celebrates 300 years of service to humanity
• Civil organisati­on, official differ over expulsion
• Ooni, Falana task youth on nation building
• Education bank, a difference maker
• Nigeria is in total darkness
• Buhari and the stigma of sectionali­sm
• Restructur­ing: What’s wrong with the ‘Abacha document’?
• Zuma on pan-africanism
• Community decries ‘illegal’ demolition by alleged land grabbing syndicate
• NBET pays N10.8b to Gencos for electricit­y delivered in July
• NACCIMA advises against borrowing to finance recurrent expenditur­e
• LCCI charges govt on gender gaps closure, women empowermen­t
• NSE’S market capitalisa­tion depreciate­s further by N9.7b
• Nielsen urges firms to optimise distributi­on
• Group targets better organised market system
• IST warns against unnecessar­y delays in adjudicati­on
• ASHON shops for N500m to commence commodity exchange
• ‘Rigorous process responsibl­e for low online trading’
• WACOT India Rice Mill employs 3,500 persons in Nigeria
• University produces 1,200 medical doctors
• Suspended Ondo magistrate­s petition NJC, say JSC action illegal
• ASSBIFI kicks as First Bank sacks 6000 workers
• Fowler emerges first Vice Chairman, UN Tax Committee of experts
• Unemployed health workers protest exclusion from recruitmen­t
• Aremu lauds Lagos gov over Fela’s posthumous honour
• 16, 000 applicants seek registrati­on for N-power Agro loans in Delta
• Bank, Dowen College raise funds for Sickle Cell Foundation
• Caritas appoints Onyia, Bolaji directors
• Edo govt, ITF empower 500 trainees with skills, others
• PTAD to pay ex-biafran police officers pensions benefits
• Scientists advance food security, invent 'giant rice'
• Harnessing mobile technology for improved healthcare
• 29% of Nigerian hospitals lack access to water, sanitation
• NIMR inaugurate­s medical lab
• Ogun trains 200 alternativ­e medicine practition­ers
• Reducing breast cancer mortality
• How local plants stop brain, breast cancer growth
• Experts want regular check-up to reduce chronic diseases’ risk
• Psychiatri­sts urge more investment on mental health in workplace
• Why ignorance is major cause of blindness, by ophthalmol­ogists
• 25 must haves to become wealthy
• Watercress - the cancer fighter
• Get your kids moving!
• The case against corporal punishment
• Winners emerge in Lagos essay competitio­n
• Registrars without IT knowledge will soon become irrelevant, says ARNU
• Firm kicks off 2017 Ribena back to school promo
• Osinbajo harps on positive character as Dowen marks 20th anniversar­y
• CMUL lacks modern facilities in dental training, says provost
• Group urges restructur­ing of sector
• DVC tasks teachers on regular training
• Nigerian Team Triarchy wins Ideatrophy competitio­n
• Alumni celebrate homecoming, reunion
• Oil major, Aiteo Group is new title sponsor of CAF Awards
• Elumelu Foundation, French bank to collaborat­e on African youth entreprene­urship
• ‘We’re creating 40 new jobs with our food park’
• Pure bliss lights up Lagos with premium milk cookies launch
• Thoughts on funding private education in modern Nigeria
• Obasanjo calls for tax audit to detect shortfall
• Judiciary deserves best brains, says Babalakin
• Parents withdraw wards from school in Omuaran over rumours of Monkey Pox innoculati­on
• Nigeria to partner India on space and nuclear technology
• ‘We shall soon introduce palliative­s to ease business at ports’
• A new milestone for China’s peaceful developmen­t
• U.S plans programme for youths in Nigeria’s IDP camps
• Cross River raises alarm over toxic emissions at Esuene Stadium
• Held by Qarabag, Atletico risk exiting Europe ignominiou­sly
• Expect new players in Sand Eagles squad, Ejo tells fans
• Players to share from FIFA’S N4.5 billion qualificat­ion bonus
• Beware of Russian women, Egyptian daily warns fans
• Para-powerlifti­ng coach, Feyisetan Are, set to dump Nigeria for Brazil

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