The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2022-05-12

• Electoral Act: Three ministers resign, others in a fix
• Global Citizen Prize winners emerge
• Buhari wades into gale of varsities’ strikes as poly workers begin action Monday
• FG moves to strengthen Civil Defence, national grid
• Group tasks Nigerians on health status
• Nigerians abroad charge Amaechi on engagement
• Ex- minister of communicat­ions, Ige, dies at 83
• Oni decries rate of youths’ unemployme­nt, cybercrime­s in Ekiti
• Family, friends launch foundation to immortalis­e Olabode Ayo
• Lagos Tutor- General buries mother May 20
• Firm to engage parents, students on foreign varsity applicatio­n today
• Makinde appoints Folami as Special Assistant on Housing, Urban Devt
• Abiodun submits expression of interest, nomination forms, expresses confidence of victory
• Confusion as Njoku pegs presidenti­al nomination forms at N50m, reaffirms Oye’s sack
• Obiozor gets 30 days to reconstitu­te Ohanaeze executive
• Uzodimma suspends daily tolls collection from motorists
• Quit politics of desperatio­n, support zoning, HURIWA tells Ekweremadu
• Count me out of Dilibe’s murder, Anambra monarch fumes
• Enugu graduands of agricultur­e training returns, appreciate Ugwuanyi
• Character, your greatest asset, Bayelsa dep gov tells students
• Defend yourself, INEC tells Uduk as court adjourns
• Obaseki intensifie­s ongoing constructi­on of Edo agric hub
• NBS moves to address food shortage
• Okowa salutes Goodie Ibru at 80
• Ossiomo accuses NGMC of forceful shutdown of gas facility
• Osinbajo, Fayemi pledge to focus on security, economy
• Niger NLC denies endorsing any aspirant
• Court quashes evidence against Jang in fraud case
• Ganduje, Gawana submit forms for Kano guber, senate seats
• PDP vice chairman gives condition for consensus
• Any Idoma eyeing dep gov will be sanctioned, says group
• UK signs deal pledging to defend Sweden if attacked
• Germany to increase military presence in Mali as part of UN mission
• Lagos arrests two for attack on VIS operatives
• ENDSARS: Osun to compensate victims of police brutality after 14 months delay
• Lagos stops approvals for structures above three floors in Ebute Metta
• Lagos CP orders manhunt for killer of gateman, attack on JAMB officials
• Foundation moves against crime, seeks youth empowermen­t
• Group seeks end to victim- blaming, sexual, gender based violence
• FCT police operatives arrest six suspected drug peddlers
• Gunmen kill three villagers in Bauchi
• 2023: Appraising Southwest APC leaders’ meeting with presidenti­al aspirants
• Saraki advocates courageous president, promises special status for Lagos
• Life and politics of Francis Arthur Nzeribe
• Waste not, want not
• Political parties and obscene money politics ( 2)
• The question of university autonomy in Nigeria
• Edo State politics: Whither Esan people? ( 2)
• JKF and that task of rebuilding the nation
• Customs and 1961 Vienna convention on diplomatic relations ( 3)
• ‘ Planned concession of Calabar, Kano FTZS to aid industrial­isation’
• Nigeria, EMEA telecoms markets get $ 479b of global $ 1.56tr revenue in 2021
• Associatio­n denies N17b revenue recovery from free zone companies
• Contractin­g disposable income, savings undermine Nigeria's investment outlook
• Stock market crosses N28tr as investors gain N557 billion in one day
• Data, mobile money, voice services push Airtel revenue by 27.7%
• Shareholde­rs okay Fidelity Bank’s 35 kobo dividend
• Investment in technology, expansion lifts Unity Bank’s profit to N3.3b
• FCMB, Mastercard Foundation to uplift 100,000 MSMES
• Petrol products storage, distributi­on infrastruc­ture may worsen energy crisis in Africa
• Stakeholde­rs seek leeway for Discos, NERC despite harsh business environmen­t
• NERC hails transforma­tive efforts at EEDC
• Oil, gas industry reforms key to economic revitalisa­tion, says Alakija
• Drydock to position Nigeria as West Africa ship maintenanc­e hub
• Freight forwarders seek review of operation fee
• NIPC canvasses full operationa­lisation of export warehouse
• NIWA warns boat operators against disregard for water transporta­tion rules
• APM terminal, Maersk collaborat­e to increase efficiency
• IMO decries Africa’s non- implementa­tion of maritime audit corrective action
• ICSAN, varsity seal pact to deepen learning standards
• World Hand Hygiene Day: Dettol Donates to FMC Abuja
• Tradedepot appoints Akubuiro as Managing Director for W/ Africa
• Associatio­n pledges to foster peace, unity in communitie­s
• Experts proffer solution for youth empowermen­t, developmen­t
• Buhari bestows productivi­ty award on Adenuga, others
• NSITF tasks employers on implementa­tion of safety policies at workplace
• Consultant seeks empowermen­t for youths, women
• Jaiyesimi replaces Onajide as AABTEAEN president
• Group announces new chair, board members
• ‘ Novel ISO 17025 accredited labs will deliver timely, accurate, reliable results’
• NIMR champions efforts to ensure production of safe, healthy foods
• NMA holds 62nd AGM, delegates conference next week in P’harcourt
• Over 19m Nigerians living with chronic, viral hepatitis B and C
• ‘ Govt can improve access to quality healthcare through PPP model’
• ‘ Abia should step up efforts to reduce maternal, child deaths’
• Bill Gates says COVID- 19 pandemic not over, advocates health systems strengthen­ing
• Curcumin ‘ cure’ for Omicron variant of COVID- 19
• School farms: Stakeholde­rs reminisce on how to bring them back
• TETFUND seeks more investment in basic schools to enhance learning
• Lagos sensitises residents on child safety, protection policy
• Concerns over conversion of polytechni­cs to universiti­es
• Why we have not released 2022 UTME results, by JAMB
• Educationi­st laments poor reading culture, launches books on human devt
• Institute canvasses procuremen­t management course in varsities
• U. S. Mission fetes students, promotes intellectu­al property rights protection
• Sports useful for all- round developmen­t, says educationi­st
• Womanhood, dignity of labour take centre stage at golden age show
• After blind listening party, Post- 19 album set for release
• New Maracana Stadium will help create football culture for Nigeria, says Idowu
• Bello dreams upset at 2022 ITTF World Championsh­ips
• NOC president bags Japan’s ‘ Order of the Rising Sun’ award
• 17- year- old Akintan battles senior athletes for Commonweal­th Games ticket in Abuja
• Tottenham game ‘ the most exciting’ challenge for Arsenal, says Arteta
• Our father’s estate of wrath

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