The Punch - 2022-05-30

• Atiku’s candidacy: Pro-zoning forces angry, slam PDP, tambuwal
• Code of ethics
• I don’t know if Zenab’ll say yes to me, says Kunle Adeyanju who rode motorcycle from london to lagos
• Four feared killed as Lagos
• Bizman laments as sister, boyfriend steal N14m
• Four siblings nabbed for cultism, murder, Ogun gov blames parents
• Abuja police worry as motorcycli­sts burn houses over colleagues’ death
• Lagos telecoms accountant friend blames depression
• Cultists clash, rob residents
• Nasarawa bandits kill ex-commission­er, abduct daughters
• Sexual abuse: Ekiti pledges protection for children, prosecutes hotel workers
• Commits suicide,
• From company
• P/harcourt stampede: Church mourns, traces victims’ families, club shut
• Parents, teachers seek moderation in child discipline
• Italy-based drug baron visiting Imo parents excretes heroin
• Lagos unveils quick justice dispensati­on centre
• Govt seals TBA clinics, others
• Govt promises more investment in children
• Statutory delegates’ exclusion from primaries, a booby trap – Sani, IPAC chairman
• Cabals benefittin­g from petrol imports frustratin­g local refineries –IPMAN
• Anglican primate decries porous borders, rising debts
• Olurode, others seek improved security ahead elections
• Don’t elect politician­s battling corruption cases
• FG charges four with rape of minor
• Police arrest man for defilement
• Cholera kills 54, expert advises Nigerians on hygiene
• NAFDAC lists two COVID-19 herbal drugs for clinical trial
• Adelabu dumps APC, faults Folarin’s emergence as gov candidate
• ‘Enugu PDP gov candidate not assassinat­ed’
• UBA supports African business growth
• NITAD lists achievemen­ts, moves to boost membership drive
• Why debit cards can decline cash transactio­ns
• CAN, PFN fume as gunmen kidnap Methodist Prelate, others in Abia
• Strike: We’ve resumed talks with FG, say ASUU, SSANU
• Terrorists no longer threatenin­g to kill train passengers – Negotiator
• Death toll in Bauchi crisis now three
• EFCC arrests Yari, alleges ex-gov got N22bn largesse from accountant-general
• Jonathan not APC member, says party’s vice chairman
• I’m concerned about S’east politician­s dumping PDP
• Play by the rules, Oyetola’s aide tells opposition
• INEC chairman visits Ekiti ahead June 18 gov poll
• Presidenti­al poll: I can beat Atiku, says Umahi
• PDP primary: Winners and losers
• Naira’s fall portends danger for the economy
• Our children, our future
• Nigeria’s megalomani­ac political elite
• Nigeria is my religion
• Electoral promises
• Aroloya choir centennial celebratio­n
• LG financial autonomy
• Federal Government and insecurity
• Real Madrid’s meat is Nigerian leaders’ poison
• Domestic violence and child abuse crimes
• Reducing the influence of money in political primaries
• Child malnutriti­on as a catalyst to insecurity
• Wamakko, Niger gov, others get APC senatorial tickets
• Olubadan’s family condemns attack on monarch’s brother
• Stakeholde­rs counsel children on reading culture
• APC aspirants fault Taraba assembly primaries, reject results
• Kano names state varsity after Dangote
• Ex-ebonyi SSG emerges APGA gov candidate
• Banks tighten forex access as reserves hit seven-month low
• Operators reject NPA’S plan to concession barging
• Consumer goods imports rise by 109.25% amid dollar shortage
• Nigeria to continue enjoying preferenti­al access to US market
• Nigeria’s Internet population grows by 108.39%, now 80.68 million
• Insurer enlightens Nigerians on claims process
• NEPC pledges to raise non-oil exports
• NLNG silent as gas marketers clash over consumers extortion
• A’ibom lauds W’bank, French agency over project take-off
• Cordros Asset boosts long-term investment in child education
• NIRSAL, Moroccan bank ink deal to boost agric productivi­ty
• CBN visits Eko Disco, pledges support for power sector
• Insurance industry strategise­s to benefit from AFCFTA
• Underwrite­rs mobilise support to build insurance pool
• Prestige Assurance grows gross written premium by 32%
• Institute woos students to insurance profession
• Lagos continues crackdown, demolishes seven buildings in Mushin
• Court restrains Ogun miners from issuing tickets to truck owners
• New law’ll curb money laundering in real estate
• Seven communitie­s benefit from Ogun resettleme­nt scheme
• Real estate firm unveils ‘free fuel’ promo
• Real estate firm, NGO tackle bullying in schools
• NDE trains Gombe youths in waste-to-wealth opportunit­ies
• HASG knocks Lagos, Kaduna over crackdown on outdoor advertisin­g
• Firm woos investors with ‘Buy a Part of Dubai’ initiative
• Tax from ICT firms falls by 43% in three months – NBS report
• Fintech collaborat­es with school to boost financial education
• Tech firm partners user group for smart city revolution
• Bitcoin-made millionair­es fall by 20% in 2022
• Firm launches family app
• Biden visits Texas town crushed by deadliest mass school shooting
• Zelenskyy visits front lines in Ukraine’s battle-scarred North-east
• Talks on Sweden, Finland joining NATO not at expected levels
• Flight with 22 people on board missing in Nepal
• Civilians killed in eastern DR Congo rebel attack
• Ultra-nationalis­t Jews storm Al-aqsa ahead of Israeli flag march
• Abuja inter-schools athletics event holds June 4
• Police Machine
• Forest end 23-year Premier League wait
• Basketball stakeholde­rs pay tributes to Aboderin
• NPFL: Rivers win away, edge closer to title
• I was nicknamed ‘coconut head’ for my heading prowess – adepoju
• Africa Day, Africa’s Developmen­t and African Union
• Ethical Complaints?

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