THISDAY - 2016-09-01

• Nigeria Slips into Recession, FG Attempts to Allay Concerns
• Eight Banks Readmitted into FX Market
• Troubled Aero Contractor­s Suspends Flight Operations
• Shiites Warn Against Consequenc­es of Continued Detention of Zakzaky…
• Finally, Brazil’s President Impeached by Senate…
• NIGERIA SLIPS INTO RECESSION, FG ATTEMPTS TO ALLAY CONCERNS
• Return My Late Son for Burial, Father Tells Stella Oduah
• FG Approves Three-year External Borrowing Plan
• Fayose to Buhari: Hunger is Killing Nigerians
• Amaechi: Calabar-Port Harcourt Coastal Rail Line to Be Completed in 2018
• Delta Community Cries Out over Heavy Military Presence
• Zuckerberg Pledges Support for Nigerian Tech Startups, SMEs
• FG Appoints New MD for Niger Delta Power Holding Company
• Tinubu: APC Can’t Win Ondo Election through Bickering
• Makarfi-led PDP Condemns Suit against Justices Abang, Auta
• Space Agency Advises Nigerians Not to Panic over Today’s Eclipse
• ASUU Serves FG Strike Notice, Demands Full Implementa­tion of 2009 Agreement
• Osinbajo Praises Utomi for $136m Agric Investment
• FINDING COMMON USE FOR UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS
• THE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENC­ES OF A LETTER
• BOKO HARAM AND THE CHIBOK GIRLS
• MISDEED AT MADONNA UNIVERSITY
• Boakai: Nigerian Troops Still Helpful in Liberia What stands you out from others as a presidenti­al aspirant in next year’s presidenti­al election?
• ‘We Can’t Rule out Military Option in Niger Delta’
• Akeredolu: Tinubu Hasn’t Endorsed Any Aspirant
• Amupitan: Padding is Lawful, Constituti­onal
• Sahara Gives Back
• Quick Takes
• Number Porting: 568,782 Subscriber­s Switched Networks in Three Years
• Nigeria Still Lags Behind in Internet Protocol Distributi­on
• Zinox Secures $25m Funding to Roll Out Digital Hubs
• NIA: Why Mass Housing Schemes Have Failed In Nigeria
• Survey: Unstable Energy, Govt Policies Squeezing Nigeria’s Manufactur­ers
• Indigenous Vs Foreign Software: The Remita Factor
• Kwekowe: The Computer Adoption Campaign Will Boost Internet Access
• Ntel Unveils Promo, Delights Subscriber­s with Unlimited Data
• Stakeholde­rs’ Forum for ITU Telecom World 2016 Holds
• Eclipse Smart Devices Launched with UK Franchise
• Airtel Partners Genesis on Customers Free Access
• Digital Innovation Pact for Northern Youths Underway
• Your Smart Phone Mobile Security and You
• THISWEEK ON GADGETS
• Driving Brand Loyalty through Sponsorshi­p
• Musa: Business of Wellness Will Change with Our Natural Sauna Centre
• FG Woos Investors on Oil Finds in Frontier Basins
• Marketers want NLNG to double supply in 2017
• Hollandia Yoghurt Excites Consumers with Social Media Promo
• New Logistic Firm to Give Nigerians One Click Import, Export Solutions
• Research Firm Rates MTN, Milo, Most Influentia­l Brands 2016
• Broadcast Arts Institute Begins Training for Media Practition­ers
• Mr. Bigg’s Introduces Promo to Mark 30th Anniversar­y
• Kaduna: Adopting Strategies to Tackle Youth Unemployme­nt
• Bigger Headache
• Can PMB Risk Hiring Opposition Experts?
• UNDP Report: Gender Gap Costs Sub-Saharan Africa $95bn Annually
• Water Aid Nigeria Donates Water, Sanitation Facilities to 20 Plateau Communitie­s
• UNICEF, UN, Train Stakeholde­rs in Disaster Management Ahead of Flooding
• ‘Under-investment in Agricultur­al Research, Bane of Growth’
• ‘How Hard Drugs Almost Ruined Our Lives’
• UNICEF: 22% of Children under Five in South-west Suffer Stunted Growth
• Quality Decision Will Impact the Health Sector Positively
• Giving Back to Society through Free Heart Screening
• Experts Warn FG against Accepting GMO over Adverse Effects
• ‘Mpempe Died Out of Poor Healthcare Service’
• Kolade to Headline Academy of Pharmacy Investitur­e
• Earthquake: Italy to Hold Mass Funeral as Search for Bodies Continues
• Key Islamic State Leader Killed in US
• North Korea Executes Vice Premier in Latest Purge
• Kenya’s Anti-graft Chief Resigns
• Police Question Suspect after Frankfurt Airport Security Breach
• BoI to Boost Mining Sector Funding
• Elumelu Seeks Stronger Business Ties Between Africa and France
• WorldRemit Commends CBN for Licencing Money Transfers Operarors
• Market closes bullish as ASI gains 0.39%
• CEOs, Stakeholde­rs Point Ways Out of Economic Doldrums
• FG Says Mining will Add 5% to GDP in 10 Years, Launches Ambitious Road Map
• OPEC’s Oil Output Hits Record High as Gulf Production Offsets Nigerian, Libyan Losses
• Investment­s in Ogun Free Trade Zone Secure, Say New Chinese Managers
• Ondo PDP Disowns Jimoh Ibrahim
• Bloggers Union Gives Sept 1 Deadline for Full Compliance on Plagiarism
• Gaidam Appreciate­s Customs for Support to IDPs
• PIND Hails LEAD’s Efforts at Strengthen­ing Governance in Niger Delta
• N’Assembly to Sponsor Bill to Remove NHIS, Emergency Agencies from TSA
• Abdulmumin Appears before PACC, Demands Reforms in N’Assembly
• Arik Air, Passengers in Shouting Match over Flight Disruption in A’Ibom
• Labour Crisis: Al-Makura Denies Agreement to Compensate Families of Slain Workers
• Don’t Drag RCCG into Your Dirty Politics, Ize-Iyamu Tells Oshiomhole, Obaseki
• Shettima Raises the Alarm over Plan to Cause Breach of Peace
• Stakeholde­rs Poised to Reposition Printing Industry
• Sheriff on Suicide Mission, Says Ex-deputy Spokesman
• Bauchi Governor Denies Misapplica­tion of N8.6bn Bailout Funds
• NSCIA Delegation Arrive Saudi Arabia
• Anti-grazing Law: Herdsmen’s Lawyer Disagrees with Fayose over Terrorism Charge
• Police Arraigns Suspected Robbers of Vanguard Publisher
• Police: How Atsuete was Killed
• Police Arrest Three for Extortion, Illegal Revenue Collection in Lagos
• Dalung Proposes New Roadmap for Nigeria Sport
• Jos High Court Suspends NPFL
• Ighalo, Ideye Score as Eagles Beat Akwa Utd 3-0
• CJN Games Kick off in Kogi
• Amapakabo Denies Being Ousted from S’Eagles Camp
• What Are We Restructur­ing?

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