THISDAY - 2015-03-09

• Stress Test: CBN Declares Nigerian Banks are Sound
• Army: Shekau is a Drowning Man, ISIS Allegiance Cannot Stop Imminent Defeat
• APC: Jonathan’s Campaign Overtures are Too Little, Too Late
• Maiduguri Explosions Death Toll Rises to 62 as Five Die in Fresh Bombing
• Enugu Wife Bludgeons Husband to Death
• Awoniyi Shows Class as Flying Eagles Sink Host Senegal
• Madness In Ebonyi And Niger States
• Support for the Troops
• PDP: Obasanjo, Tinubu Retard South-west Growth, Not Jonathan
• FG Policies Attract N800bn to Nigeria’s Agric Sector
• Growing Uncertaint­ies
• NYSC’s Benevolent Act
• Russian Court Charges Two Men for Nemtsov Murder
• FG Gives Private Jet Owners 90 Days Ultimatum
• Jonathan Meets Abdulsalam­i, Mbeki on 2015 Polls
• DHQ Raises Concern over Careless Talks by MJTF Partners
• Mixed Reactions Continue to Trail INEC’s Test-run of Card Readers
• Esuene Expresses Doubt over Passage of PIB by the Senate
• BUDGET 2015: MATTERS ARISING
• KEEPING THE GOATS FROM THE YAM
• MUHAMMADU BUHARI: THE AWAITED MESSIAH
• MISTAKES JONATHAN MUST AVOID
• INEC: Can the President Hire and Fire?
• Quick Takes
• Retailers Hit by Naira Devaluatio­n
• Nigerians Urged to Brace Up for Aggressive Tax Drive by Govts
• Police Pensioners Commend PTAD on Biometric Verificati­on
• Retrenched Casual Workers Accuse CBN of Non Payment of Benefits
• Positive Earnings Outlook Sustains Equities Rally
• Edwin: How We Built Dangote Group into Largest Manufactur­er in Africa
• CBN to Issue N730bn Treasury Bills in Second Quarter
• N9.6 Trillion Required to Finance MSMEs, Says Emefiele
• SEC Boss Explains Gombo State Bond Approval
• FCMB Assures Customers of Innovative Services
• IFRS: NAICOM Retrains Brokers, Threatens N100,000 Fine For Each Error
• Analysts Forecast 74% Upside Potential for Oando Shares
• Work Plan to Increase Agric Cooperativ­es Access to Funds Underway
• Capital Market As Catalyst to Economic Developmen­t
• Rivers to Use Data to Improve Public Service Delivery
• ‘Standard Charted, Access Bank Most Secured Mobile Websites in Nigeria’
• Securex West Africa Holds Seminar on Safety, Security
• MainOne’s MDX-i Lists on Cost Benefits of Data Centre
• Stockbroke­rs, Anabel Initiate Employment Option for Youths
• Fidelity Bank Introduces Loyalty Reward Scheme for Customers
• Skye Bank Pledges Advisory Supports to Women in Business
• Skye Bank Emerges Safest Bank Stock on NSE
• Baga Refugees Narrate Harrowing Tales
• Elections: Mu’azu Reads Riot Act to PDP State Chairmen, Campaign Coordinato­rs
• Fani-Kayode: Buhari Must Explain His Crimes against Ndigbo During Civil War
• PowerGrid Seeks to be Declared Preferred Bidder for Mgt Contract of TCN
• We are Not APC’s Tool, SERAP Replies Okonjo-Iweala
• NDDC: Work Has Begun on Nigeria’s Coastal Road
• Buhari Restates Commitment to Empower Women
• Clark, Adams Call for Jega’s Resignatio­n
• Ebonyi Accuses EFCC, Fidelity Bank of Plot to Sabotage State
• PDP Accuses Police Unit of Working to Discredit Jonathan, Wike
• Ondo South PDP Leaders Agree to Work with Mimiko
• Women’s Day: FIDA Urges Senate to Pass VAPP Bill into Law
• South-west Students Declare Support for Obanikoro
• Jonathan Not Sincere with National Conference Report, Says S’West APC
• CNPP Threatens Parties Opposed to Card Reader for Elections
• Obi: Four More Years for the South-south is in Nigeria’s Interest
• Ogun UPN Governorsh­ip Candidate Denies Stepping Down for Amosun
• ACPN Presidenti­al Candidate Promises to Stop Fuel Importatio­n
• Abuja Police Train Officers on Election Duties
• Navy Arrests Burglary Syndicate, Two Minors
• Igbos Extract Commitment from Agbaje
• Igbo Group Cautions PDP, APC against Post-election Violence
• Sada: Katsina Has Enjoyed Best Leadership Since 1999
• There’s Attempt to Disenfranc­hise Christians in the North, Say Elders
• Anambra Women’s Group Mobilises Support for Buhari, APC
• Group Blames PDP for Inflicting Pain on Nigerians, Says Change is Inevitable
• Continued bargain hunting leads to 3.14% week to date index appreciati­on
• Greece May Call for Referendum if EU Rejects Debt Plan
• ‘Jihadi John Deported from Tanzania’
• Rocket Attack Kills 3 at UN Base in Northern Mali
• ‘Malaysian Will Keep Searching for Missing MH370 Plane’
• China to Enact New Anti-Graft Law
• Saudi Arabia Rejects Blogger’s Lashing Criticism
• ...Detains Five Rights Campaigner­s
• Ukrainian Serviceman Killed in Fighting
• Ivory Coast’s Coalition Backs Ouattara’s Re-election Bid
• Islamic State: Iraqi Forces, Shi’ite Militia Battle to Advance
• China to Enact New Anti-Graft Law
• Rebel Sniper Kills Ukrainian Serviceman
• Islamic State: Iraqi Forces, Shi’ite Militia Battle to Advance
• Panama Judge Pleads Guilty to Corruption
• Lagos Open Draws Hold Today
• National Lottery Fund to Pioneer Primary Schools Sports
• Akpabio Hails Mobil, Charges Youths on Talents Devt
• Messi Shines as Barca Upstages Real Madrid
• Van Gaal: Top Four More Important than FA Cup
• A Dozen Goals and the Race for 2014/15 Season Gets Underway
• Trophy-less at Rangers, Obiozor Aims to Win with Pillars
• Sunday Rues Draw against Kwara Utd
• Why Labour Must Put Its House in Order

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