The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2018-05-29

• Malian immigrant who rescued baby on Paris balcony meets Macron, offered job, French citizenshi­p
• CROSS WORD PUZZLE
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Osinbajo and the burden of sinecure public office
• Dismissed cop admits killing over 20 in Offa
• NLC saddened by 19 years of meagre reward for workers
• Bayelsa govt tasks citizens on sustaining ideal
• Bankole commends military’s non-interferen­ce
• Obaseki, Reps aspirant urge support for elective govt
• Atiku advocates electoral integrity, accountabi­lity
• Danger ahead of 2019 polls, by Jega
• Okorocha tasks Nigerians on nation building
• Bomber kills four, suspected herders attack Catholic seminary
• Reports of violence, intimidati­on by political parties unsettle EU, UK, U.S.
• Experts decry depletion of excess crude account
• 12 oil dealers get six-year imprisonme­nt for illicit deal in Lagos
• Stakeholde­rs, civil society groups decry ‘security vote’ allocation
• Sale of codeine syrup thrives in Kano despite ban
• JOHESU alleges plan to proscribe union, says strike to end soon
• ACF, Ebonyi govt urge restraint on IPOB’S sit-at-home order
• CBN moves to end round tripping in banks, monitors OTC forex sales
• Lagos worries over rising domestic violence, to prosecute Odibi for murder
• Our nineteenth birthday
• Theguardia­n to hold oil & gas award June 23
• NAPTIP raises the alarm over illegal sale of children
• Ekiti assembly warns FG against rigging upcoming poll
• Oyo monarch, don lament falling ecosystem in Nigeria
• When democracy negates citizens’ expectatio­ns
• Mixed reactions over Reps’ performanc­e
• ‘Nigeria ripe for national conference on restructur­ing’
• Nigeria and the only way forward
• Thinking strategic with the oil windfall
• More than a miracle
• 2019: As PMB, Amaechi prospect for encore
• Theguardia­n’s Editorials On Restructur­ing
• The APC, Nigeria and federalism
• Osinbajo, Shittu, others to grace Airtel touching lives se as on4’ s premiere
• Non-oil exporters await promissory notes as EEG backlog hits N350 billion
• Why stock market declined in first quarter, by experts
• Travel industry, NCAA introduces ID card to tackle illegal agents, fraudsters
• Experts seek reduction in lending rates for agribusine­sses
• Infinity Trust Bank records N222.7 million profit
• NSE’S indices sustain sliding profile, down by N107 billion
• SON tasks local manufactur­ers on adherence to standards
• ‘Contributo­ry Pension Scheme is for ever y individual who earns a living’
• ‘Blockchain technology key to economic developmen­t in Africa’
• Firm tasks youths on wholesale e-commerce to curb unemployme­nt
• London Africa summit lauds Adesina on AIF
• Civil servants hail govt’s resolve to bridge salary difference in public sector
• Embassy boosts Abia youth training programme with yearly grant
• Institute holds confab on work productivi­ty
• Maltina opens entries for 2018 teachers’ award
• Niger Delta communitie­s, stakeholde­rs lament abandoned projects by NDDC
• FG appeals verdict acquitting Airline of allegedly stealing passengers’ $1.630m
• Secretarie­s, registrars seek robust capital market for economic prosperity
• Enelamah to address delegates at master class
• NIM blames poor developmen­t on governance structure
• NSITF mulls compensati­on for victims of workplace accident
• RCCG Lagos Province 44 empowers 120 job seekers
• Lifemate rewards customers, offers skills transfer
• ‘Efficient deployment of class action would promote access to justice’
• Family sues uncle over company shares
• Firm seeks N10.5m damages over alleged trespass
• Lagos courts in state of emergency, says CJ
• Lawyer takes FG, five others to court over poor road constructi­on
• LEDAP seeks to reduce torture incidences, trains police officers
• Experts seek effective media code for 2019 general elections
• African Brand Congress holds Thursday
• Journalist­s urged to uphold profession­al, ethical standards
• Bring back our children!
• Guinness Nigeria’s ‘Smashed’ campaign impacts over 5,000 students
• AAAN retires old members, appoints new BOT
• At LUTH, patients say it’s healthcare with tears
• It is not all tears in spite of challenges
• Women lawyering in a man’s world
• Why I am in C’river guber race, by Ibeshi
• Academics, security agencies, others seek policies to address drug abuse, cultism in schools
• New DPO takes over at National Assembly
• Nigeria collapsing under your watch, HURIWA tells President Buhari
• Ebonyi begins constructi­on of new fertilizer plant
• It’s been three years of unmitigate­d failure, says Okoko
• ‘We are taking democracy for granted in Nigeria’
• Nigeria’s three years of ‘change’ economics
• With Buhari, democracy is on course, says Okechukwu
• Falz’s ‘This Is Nigeria’ and the business of distractio­n
• The problem with linear thinking
• Midwife, two others nabbed for selling two-week-old baby
• Tanker explosion kills four, injures 40 others in Benue
• CSOS, NGOS mark ‘national day of mourning’, demand end to killings
• Dismissed cop admits killing over 20 in Offa bank robberies
• Women’s group walk against rape, drug abuse, others
• Nestle pledges more developmen­tal programmes for schools
• Kings College, Queens dominate seventh Lagos First Generation Heritage Colleges Games
• Djokovic, Kvitova, Wozniacki advance, Warwinka out of French Open
• Ajimobi lauds Ilaji Stadium owner, pledges government’s support for investors
• Amun weeps over state of Nigerian soccer turfs
• When Africa was connected to greatness in Randburg
• Egyptian lawyer wants €1billion compensati­on for Mo Salah injury
• CAF president lays foundation for historic Real Madrid academy in P’harcourt
• DR Congo forces Super Eagles to 1-1 draw We will make adjustment, says Rohr
• Cross River laments loss of over 22 athletes

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