The Guardian (Nigeria) - 2022-12-01

• NGF mum as FG shifts blame for high poverty to governors
• FG makes mother tongue compulsory in primary schools
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• CROSS WORD PUZZLE
• At advertisin­g conference, Minister says reforms have deepened practice
• RANDOM FACTS
• WEATHER REPORT
• How Nigerians spend eight to 13 years in prison without trial, by int’l lawyers
• New book on Obasanjo’s letters attracts accolades from Kukah, Anyaoku, others
• Czech Republic, Nigeria commit N9b to raise 25 registered companies
• INEC dismisses reports suggesting Nigerians can vote without PVC
• Repentant insurgents: ‘ Why military not in hurry to close camps’
• NCC warns against counterfei­t, non- type approved phones
• Experts identify factors inhibiting tourism, hospitalit­y growth
• Reporter, Musa, receives CAMA award
• Akintoye being forced to hand over leadership baton to Adeniran, says Ilana Omo Oodua
• Anglican old boys meet, renew commitment to alma mater
• ANCOPSS to sue media organisati­on, denies showdown with Makinde
• Ekiti gov’s wife seeks monarchs’ support to get children back to school
• NAPPS seeks policy to improve quality education
• NYSC commission­s corps member’s eye clinic
• Igbo in diaspora flay S’east govs for manipulati­on, deceit
• Nnaji, others advocate visionary leadership for economic rediscover­y of Enugu
• Ikpeazu presents N157.51b 2023 budget proposal to Abia assembly
• River Niger: NIWA restates commitment to moving goods through dredged channel
• Ugwuanyi has supported police in discharge of duties, says AIG
• Court grants APGA’S factional leader bail
• Lack of leadership ideals of Zik, Okpala caused disunity, insecurity in S’east, says group
• N’delta Ministry, PIND collaborat­e to end insecurity, hostility in region
• Court dismisses suit against Cole’s candidacy, Accord sues Rivers over threat to seal office
• Deputy Senate President promises to use Yahoo boys to create jobs
• Lori- Ogbebor faults new NDDC board nominees, demands justice
• UNICAL commends NDDC for building roads
• VC asks Nigerians to embrace skills as varsity host nursing students
• Edo offers free medical service on Rena, other ailments
• ACF, NEF, Northern govs mourn Unongo
• UK expresses commitment to credible electoral process in Nigeria
• Military kills ISWAP commander, others in Borno
• Bello presents N172b budget to Kogi Assembly, Kwara gov N189.4b Senate okays FCTA’S N607.9b budget for 2022
• Fintiri pledges purposeful leadership in Adamawa
• WIPF urge arrest of LP women leader’s killers
• 13 Chibok rescued girls- turned mothers unveiled as rehabilita­tion of victims takes centre stage
• C’river: ‘ Spirit’ promised me N100,000 in return, says woman who beheaded 12- month old son
• Court remands Lagos medical doctor for abusing 16- year- old girl sexually
• LASTMA arrests two suspected kidnappers, rescues female victim
• Anambra police arrest suspected kidnap kingpin after seven years
• Blogger’s death: Rivers youths protest against UPTH over alleged negligence
• Immigratio­n officer laments intimidati­on, denial of promotion for reporting assault
• Katsina police arrest ‘ spiritual leader’ who prepares charms for terrorists
• Gunmen kill family of three in Benue
• Ogun police arrest Yahooboy for killing girlfriend
• 2023: Vote buyers will be disappoint­ed in Rivers State, says Beke
• Lagos Boot party guber candidate decries NNPC revenue capacity
• We’ll never step down for Jandor, Lagos guber candidates say
• Further destructio­n of materials may hinder general election, INEC warns
• What is worship?
• The shame of Buhari’s foreign medical trips
• Oil in the north not for plunder
• Wike, Udom Emmanuel and Buhari: A matter of honour
• Revisiting laws against women’s rights and freedom
• The Nigeria/ Cameroun border bridge
• Priorities of Indian Presidency of G20
• Telecoms operators migrate from 2G as global 5G connection­s hit 1b
• Gasoline to bridge energy gap with 100,000bpd refinery
• Startups in Nigeria, others see growth as investment rise to $ 2.1b
• Nigerians lose over N911b to Ponzi schemes, related fraud in 23 years
• NGX closes November positive with N183 billion gains
• Three agritech innovators get $ 20,000 grant to boost food security
• First Marina Trust unveils app to boost investment opportunit­y
• Sanwo- Olu tasks entreprene­urs on creative ideas to grow Lagos economy
• President Buhari signs National Agricultur­al Developmen­t Fund Act
• Blockchain technology regulators urged to enable innovation
• ASWOL website launched to verify genuine waste pickers
• Lessons, opportunit­ies as Nigeria undertakes another 5G auction
• ‘ With the right policies, the AFCFTA can drive Africa’s industrial­isation’
• IB Plc unveils scheme to check unemployme­nt
• Shrinking industrial sector growth raises concerns for inflation
• Group calls for poverty eradicatio­n, grows talents
• Soludo, IOD advocate mainstream­ing public sector principles in governance
• NIM courts PZ employees, proposes training
• At awards, CITN lists achievemen­ts
• Federal Government promise economic growth, recognises NECA’S developmen­t efforts
• ‘ More than half of workplaces in Nigeria are psychologi­cally unsafe’
• Bank appoints Altraide as MD/ CEO
• Addressing rising cases, burden of rheumatoid arthritis in Nigeria
• Codix Pharma inaugurate­s Charity Foundation to improve healthcare nationwide
• How to improve access to sexual, reproducti­ve health services
• Resistant mosquito may scuttle Africa’s plan to eliminate malaria
• GMLD tasks members on regulatory requiremen­ts
• NOHIL holds burn awareness walk, advocates safety precaution­s
• High- intensity exercise, running can help reduce risk, reoccurenc­e of tumour by 72%, researcher­s find
• Plant- based diet lowers chance of bowel cancer occurence in men by 22%, say scientists
• Natural products for prevention, treatment of liver cancer
• Fishing out unqualifie­d graduates in NYSC
• ‘ Current curriculum must be reviewed to address learning needs’
• YABATECH graduates 7,554 at 34th convocatio­n
• UNIMED inducts 34 physiother­apists, tasks them on profession­alism
• 153 graduate at Admiralty varsity’s maiden convocatio­n
• Why we renamed TASCE after Awujale, by Ogun govt
• Education body seeks UCMAS inclusion in curriculum
• Access to digital resources will enhance learning for people with disabiliti­es, say experts
• Old Girls move to fight encroachme­nt, vandalism at St Anne’s School
• We’ll prioritise building, staffing of Edo technical colleges in 2023, says Obaseki
• FUTA Staff School old students donate N6m computer sets to alma mater
• Products developmen­t, service delivery dominate as Echono meets research committee
• Shippers’ council advocates review of Act, seeks funding
• Firm unveils Customs cargo tracking system to prevent diversion, theft
• APM Terminal canvasses tax laws to attract investors to port infrastruc­ture
• Stakeholde­rs blame state govts, inadequate transport system for dry ports’ inefficien­cy
• Belgium, Germany seek redemption as Morocco targets top spot
• IHF’S continenta­l contest date deferred as Ocheo hails cadets’ feat at Africa Zone 3
• Enrique fears no foe for World Cup title as Spain take on Japan
• Delta grabs first gold medal, Edo, Rivers cyclists disqualifi­ed
• Tunisia shock France 1- 0, bow out of Qatar 2022
• His excellency can dance but now he has to work

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