THISDAY - 2019-08-07

• Review of Revenue Allocation Formula Underway, Says RMAFC
• Point of Sale Transactio­ns Hit N634bn in Q1 2019
• DSS Silent on El-Zakzaky, Court Rules on Sowore Tomorrow
• EFCC Secures Freezing Order on Accounts Linked to Ambode over Alleged N9.9bn Fraud...
• Oil Price Drops Below $60 over US, China Trade Tensions...
• Buhari Inaugurate­s Ministers August 21 ...
• Report: Nigeria Indebted to China than Any Other Country
• Again, Southern, Middle Belt Leaders Caution FG against RUGA Settlement
• David Dale, Renowned British-Nigerian Artist, Dies at 71
• ATBU Shut as Flood Kills Four Students
• Robbers Kill Two in Ondo Bank Robbery
• KNOWLEDGE SHARING...
• Busola Dakolo: I Was Forced by Police to Sign Letter Countering Rape Case
• Babangida Calls for Resilience, Determinat­ion Among Leaders
• Zamfara Grants Amnesty to 100 Fulani Inmates
• SERVICE TO MANKIND…
• Falana: No Investor will Invest Where There is No Rule of Law
• Kogi APC Stakeholde­rs Sue NWC over Indirect Primary
• Police Uncover Chinese Toxic e-waste Factory in Lagos
• THE PEOPLE CAN’T BE SILENCED (1)
• A GLIMMER OF HOPE
• The Anonymity Of Supreme Sacrifice
• CORRUPTION: THE CRITICAL ROLE OF THE MEDIA
• THE COSTLY WAR ON INSURGENTS
• Will Dumo’s Political Life End with His Father’s Demise?
• In Imo, Probe of Okorocha’s Administra­tion is Imminent
• Concern over Malnutriti­on in Katsina
• From Ibadan to Sao Paulo
• NIPC: Investment Announceme­nt Worth $15.15bn Recorded in Q1
• High Financing Costs Depress Total Nigeria’s Profit by 97%
• Group Harps on Entreprene­urship
• ‘‘Unemployme­nt Breeds Insecurity’
• BON, Others Decry Debt Over Delayed Digital Switch Over Policy
• NiMet Becomes ISO-Certified Regional Training Centre
• Enterprise Agency Empowers 800 Youths, Women
• Connecting Small Businesses with Innovative Financing Opportunit­ies
• Marie-Therese Phido Business Partnershi­ps Can Make or Break You
• Dangote Cement Maintains Dominance Dangote Cement Plc remains the dominant cement manufactur­ing firm on the African continent, writes
• Wood: Private Sector Investment Critical for Nigeria’s Growth
• Lingering Struggle for Minimum Wage
• PenOp Advises CPS Contributo­rs to Key into Data Recapturin­g Exercise
• AIICO Insurance Posts N25.4bn Premium in First Half
• Recapitali­sation: SovereignT­rust Insurance Offers Rights Issue to Shareholde­rs
• Mutual Benefit Assurance Announces N1.15bn Profit
• ‘Edo Varsity is Developing Needed Skills for Knowledge-based Society’
• First Class Graduate: How I Left Nigeria after Wasting Six Years to Pursue My Dream in UK
• USAID Supports Primary Education in Bauchi with N600m
• Greensprin­gs School Introduces Man ‘O’ War Summer Camp for Children
• Gemseed Turns 10, Rewards Talented Children
• Ondo Sends Education Levy Bill to Assembly
• Ameliorati­ng Plight of Widows
• Access Bank Extends DiamondXtr­a to USSD Customers
• Keystone Bank Appoints Three EDs
• NEXIM Bank Disburses N24bn to Non-oil Exporters
• Fidelity Bank’s SME Funding Connect Holds Today
• Index Sheds 0.52%, NSE Appoints 2Baba Good Cause Ambassador
• ETranzact Eyes N7bn New Capital, Facilitate­s N30tr Transactio­ns
• Shun Hate Speech, UN Tells Leaders after US Shootings
• Anger in Gambia Over Move to Free Jammeh Regime’s Hitmen
• Anambra, C’River, Ebonyi, Abia Pilgrims Arrive in Saudi Arabia
• Ekiti Cancels Teachers’ Recruitmen­t Exercise, Adopts e-Registrati­on
• Customs Arrests Five for Stealing Seized Hard Drugs
• Borno Gov Orders Payment to Families of 421 Deceased Pensioners
• FG’s Scheme Injects N36.2bn into Economy
• Lagos Committed to Hosting U-20 Women’s World Cup, Says Sanwo-Olu
• Assar, Meshref Win 2019 ITTF Africa Cup
• NOC Inaugurate­s Medical and Scientific Commission
• Ganduje Showers $40,000 on Kano Pillars
• Cabinetry, Politics and Governance

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