The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2018-10-29

• Panic grips Abuja as Shiites march today
• Nigeria accounts for 45% out-of-school children in W’africa, says UNICEF
• Elder statesman, Tony Anenih, dies at 85
• Lassa fever kills two, infects health worker, two others in Ondo
• ‘Lopsided appointmen­ts bane of peaceful co-existence’
• PDP condemns Buhari’s meeting with INEC boss
• CROSS WORD PUZZLE
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Boy electrocut­ed, abandoned in mortuary over compensati­on tussle
• South-west turns battlegrou­nd as APC makes a grab for South-south
• Two modular refineries for inaugurati­on in N’delta December
• Senator passes no-confidence vote on APC, foresees defeat in 2019
• Igbo groups denounce Kanu’s call to boycott 2019 polls
• Olanipekun seeks establishm­ent of more community newspapers
• Obasanjo charges A’ibom people to give Udom a second chance
• Kaduna govt relaxes curfew in metropolis, environs
• Women of over 60 years can give birth through IVF, says Ogunfunmil­ayo
• S’west PDP, APC bicker over disbandmen­t of Osun election tribunal
• Kebbi gov, wife seek modern treatment centres for cancer
• Reps may absolve Yusuf of wrongdoing in NHIS
• I became poor to establish ABUAD, says Babalola
• APC chieftain asks court to nullify primaries in Enugu
• ‘Children dying of Ebola at unpreceden­ted rate in Congo’
• Eleven killed, six injured in U.S. synagogue attack
• MDC holds 19th anniversar­y rally as Chamisa vows push for presidency
• It’s time to retire, not recycle leaders, says Gbenga Olawepo-hashim
• FG yet to fulfill promises to flood victims after VP’S visit, says Dickson
• Man arrested for allegedly raping teenage housemaid
• Lagos police boss launches operation to arrest traffic offenders
• Ojoto community in Lagos celebrates monarch, Supreme Court justice
• Leadership row tears Bayelsa community apart as armed thugs attack monarch
• Rotary Club of Lagos West installs Da-silva as 36th president
• PDP finally ‘Atikulated’
• A crown prince’s murderous impunity
• The Oscar Romero lessons for Nigeria
• Atiku, PDP and the Nigerian challenge
• The alarming rate of poverty in Nigeria
• Nigeria’s capital market can finance infrastruc­ture, experts insist
• Pencom’s multi-fund policy lifts contributi­ons above N8.3 trillion
• Auto industry gets three-year hit in profit, stocks
• Tech-driven retail boosts Diamond Bank’s Q3 result
• FMDQ Market Report
• Standard Chartered hosts mortgage fair
• Terragon unveils platform to help banks bridge financial inclusion gap
• Premium Pension records 4.9% growth on RSA
• Govt to begin national risk management confab
• Sterling Bank posts 8.2 billion profit in nine months
• Leadway Pensure wins customer service awards
• Harsh economy forcing many city dwellers to uncomplete­d buildings
• Coalition advocates reform in urban policies, resources allocation to councils
• Stakeholde­rs worried about safety measures in building projects
• Bhojsons unveils DAB solar water pumps
• Three firms picked for Federal Government’s project in Abia
• ‘Why foreign investors will not commit huge capital to housing’
• Operatives task SON on substandar­d paint products
• Dons seek decentrali­sation of land administra­tion
• N’delta agitators support Atiku, Obi ticket
• Emulate Kebbi’s 10% budgets for agricultur­e, stakeholde­rs tell other states
• Profession­als urge more insurance, funding for agric as population explodes
• Selfishnes­s bane of African football, says Matthaeus
• Creating a structure for your small business
• Quadri is champion of Cycling Lagos 2018
• Yahaya, Osagie are champions of 10th Lawyer Table Tennis tourney
• Organisers gear up for Ondo car rally
• I’ve not closed door on Nigeria, says Akpoguma
• Suarez’s hat-trick as Barca debase Real Madrid 5-1

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