THISDAY - 2015-05-11

• After Paying INTELS over N1 trillion, FG Moves to Acquire 10 Per cent Equity
• Coronation Capital Launched, Unveils Report on Nigeria’s Progress Since 1999
• Buhari: How We’ll Revamp the Economy
• Jonathan: I Can Sacrifice My Life for Nigeria's Greatness…
• Senate C’tte: Power Investors Did Not Bring One Kobo
• 70-Year-old Woman Nabbed for Kidnapping a Toddler
• I am Allergic to Corruption, IG Says
• Presidency: Jonathan Lost to Evil Conspiraci­es
• Constituti­on Amendment: Supreme Court Can’t Stop Us, Says Senate
• N’Assembly Leadership: Act Fast Before It is Too Late, Kwankwaso Advises APC
• Appeal Court Sets aside Order Winding-up Afribank
• Kano Governor-elect Advises Colleagues on Dwindling Revenue
• FG Unveils Quota for 2015 Rice Import Allocation
• CBN May Loosen Forex Trading Restrictio­n Rules
• Ondo: How We Curtailed Ailment from Methanol Poisoning
• FEARLESS: NOWHERE TO HIDE
• GOVERNMENT BEYOND OIL Bob MajiriOghe­ne Etemiku
• JONATHAN’S LAST-MINUTE APPOINTMEN­TS
• IN PRAISE OF NASIR EL-RUFAI
• T H E M O N D AY D I S C O U R S E Too Big to Succeed
• TOO BIG TO SUCCEED
• For Buhari, the Task Ahead is Daunting
• Akinwunmi Ibrahim
• TOO BIG TO SUCCEED
• The Dropout Professor
• Quick Takes
• Nigerian Equities Market Grows by N11.174 Trillion in 30 Years
• Nigeria Ranks 47th in Global Index Connectivi­ty
• Rewane Predicts Imminent Defaults on Bonds
• FRSC Sets June 1 Deadline for Speed Limit Device
• Customs Brokers Commend SON on War against Substandar­d Products
• Weak Sentiments Depress Stock Market Further
• Cost of Funds Rise on Treasury Bills Sales
• Nebo, Elumelu, Omoboriowo II, Mohammad Listed as Key Drivers of Africa’s Power Sector
• NACCIMA New Director General Assumes Office
• VDT Clinches Three Awards
• Sterling Bank Moves to Raise $150m Fresh Capital
• CILT Tasks Buhari on Transport Policy
• Unified Payments Unveils ‘PayAttitud­e’
• Lagos Unveils New Taxi System, Issues 14,000 Licences
• Diamond Bank Empowers SMEs
• BoI Declares N612m Dividend for 2014
• CITN Harps on Economic Growth, Sustainabl­e Devt
• Trawlers Owners: Why Commercial Fishing is Dying in Nigeria
• ‘Why Ship Owners’ Associatio­n of Nigeria was Formed’
• Operator Wants Investment in Marine Business
• Continenta­l Re Records N16.15bn Earnings
• Union Demands Accelerate­d Pay Rise for NIMC Staff
• StanChart Facilitate­s Guinness’ N10bn Commercial Paper
• InvestData to Educate Investors on Market Potential
• FG to Complete Installati­on of Airfield Lighting in 13 Airports
• N1Billion Waiver: FAAN Exonerates Financial Director
• Transcorp Shareholde­rs Approve N1.9bn Dividend
• ITF Challenges Trainees on Skills Acquisitio­n
• Cisco Backs United Nations’ Girls in ICT Day in Nigeria
• Delta to Partner Investors on MultiBilli­on Naira Skill Acquisitio­n Project
• Refineries, Subsidies and Misplaced Priorities
• FRC Urged to Conduct Forensic Audit on NNPC
• CitiBank Propels Growth in Nigeria’s Aviation Sector
• Fidelity Bank to Raise N30bn through Bond Offer
• AshakaCem Posts N4.6bn Profit Despite N1.5bn Loss to Insurgency
• Threat of Boreholes
• Equity market records 4 days dull trading
• Pope Francis Inspires Cuba’s Raul Castro towards Church
• Burundi: East African Leaders Seek to Break Political Deadlock
• Election 2015: Sturgeon Says Cameron Must Go Further on Devolution
• South Africa Opposition Elects Maimane First Black Leader
• Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej Leaves Hospital after Seven Months
• North Korea Boasts of Firing Ballistic Missile from Submarine
• Houthis Accept Five-day Truce in Yemen
• Russian Soldiers Quit over Crisis in Ukraine
• Adewale: I am Motivated to Promote Mental Health in Canada, Nigeria
• Chinese Paper Slams Japan for Lack of WW2 Reflection
• OTC 2015: Oil Price Reduces Deals, Attendance
• May 29: SURE-P Winds down, Sacks Staff
• Elumelu to Address Industrial­ists in White House
• Senate Presidency: Doctrine of Necessity Favours Akume, Says Group
• Privatisat­ion: Postal Employees Vow to Resist Sack of NIGCOMSAT Staff
• Set up Anti-corruption Tribunal, APC Chieftain Tells Buhari
• Don’t Expect Radical Revolution from Buhari, Says Okogie
• US Government Pledges Support for 275 Rescued Women, Children
• FG Commences Fresh Disburseme­nt of Relief Materials to Boko Haram Victims
• Kaduna Electric Begins Recruitmen­t Exercise
• Ohanaeze Ndigbo Flays Obioha, Others over Visit to Buhari
• Ondo Govt: How We Ensure Regular Payment of Salaries
• Cross River APC Leaders Tackles Ndoma-Egba
• Kashamu: CSO Warns against Underminin­g Nigeria’s Sovereignt­y
• HURIWA Accuses Lamorde of Persecutin­g Officials
• Tambuwal: Buhari will Be Fair to All
• Despite Assuring Int’l Community, JonathanYe­t to Sign Bill on Persons with Disabiliti­es
• Five Women Deliver Babies in IDPs’ Camp in Sokoto, Says NEMA
• AFN Fair to Home-based Athletes, Says Ogba
• NFF Boss, Pinnick, Back after Surgery in UK
• Edo to Stop Encroachme­nt on Okpekpe Race Venue
• Six-Goal Thriller in Jalingo Headlines Match Day 8
• Shobowale’s Assists Strengthen Pillars to Beat Sharks 2-0
• Giwa Survives Elephants Rumble in Aba
• Carvajal Says ‘Goodbye’ to La Liga Title
• Akwa United, Wikki Fire Blanks in Uyo
• Buhari’s Obligation to Victims of Corruption

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