Today's Newspaper Headlines : Monday, July 20, 2015

Good morning, here are the news headlines from selected national newspapers across the country. Do have a nice Monday as you read.

VANGUARD

• You' re the baddest entertainer, Don Jazzy tells D'Banj
• Stock market investors lose N1.032trn in 2 months
• Probe Jonathan, be fair, PDP tells Buhari
• Buhari visit to U.S: What you must know about 191-yr-old Blair House
• 5 Reasons Nigerians should worry about Ebola resurgence
• PROBE: Buhari bent on blackmailing Jonathan 'IJAW GROUP
• EFCC files charges against Rana Prestige directors
• Police shut Enugu church as pastors, supporters engage in free-for-all
• Photos: Buhari arrives United States
• Mrs Ambode counsels mothers over upbringing of children
• Arresting The Storm Within NIREC
• You can't judge Buhari in two months ' Fred Agbeyegbe
• Reps resume, set to boil again: Gbajabiamila will not be Majority Leader, Dogara insists
• Coming boom in Nigeria's automotive industry
• Importers lament CBN's enforcement of proceeds' repatriation rule
• NBCC seeks legal framework for real estate sector
• Available natural resources led me into wine production ' Okpala
• Nigeria loses $200m annually in untapped traditional medicine ' Esuleke
• BVN: Central Bank sets up centre in South Africa
• Entrepreneurs recount experience at TEEP boot camp
• We want to support youths run mini capital market operations ' Okoye
• Google stock in record one-day windfall of $66.9bn
• 51 mortgage banks fail to meet recapitalisation requirements
• China reveals gold holdings amid investors'doubts
• Foreign exchange risk impacting negatively on FDI
• Stakeholders charge FG on increased revenue
• ITF dismisses claim to relocate HQ
• Nigeria's economy through NDIC's stethoscope
• Akume, Oritsejafor: Lessons from Catholic conspiracy
• Onokerhoraye: Celebrating an icon @ 70
• IGR: Ugwuanyi rings a bell on investment drive
• How not to reform DESOPADEC
• IMF moves to help nations improve domestic revenue
• MTN rolls out HyNetLTE for high-speed broadband in Lagos
• Huawei brings Pad TI 7.0 to Nigerian market
• Countdown to NCS election: Uwaje shops for N100b to rebuild Nigerian IT ecosystem
• IGF: Worry over poor participation of African business leaders
• African Start-Up' on CNN: Nigeria's greetings world
• Danger looms for Siasia's Olympic Eagles
• We'll succeed with Oliseh ' Ayansi
• Enyimba beat Rangers 2-1
• Siasia blasts wasteful team
• Messi lays first stone of 2017 African Cup venue in Gabon
• Nigeria beat Congo 2-1
• How D'banj, boo celebrated MAMA awards
• MAMA 2015: Red Carpet Pixs
• MAMA 2015: List of Winners
• Mama Awards: Wizkid, D'banj, Paul Okoye mobbed!
• How Nigerian stars swept MAMA 2015 Awards
• Zimbabwean born, Nollywood actress Memry Savanhu's stunning new photos
• Davido speaks on his controversial 'Fans Mi video
• MAMA Awards: I almost forgot my name, says Yemi Alade
• The Cali no show, Falcons on the brink
• Economy: Mr. President's unfortunate mis-step
• People deserve the Coach they hire
• Polygamy
• Our relations with US must based on respect ' Amb. Joe Keshi

PUNCH

• US, Cuba renew ties, open embassies
• Vitafoam expands operation, targets better returns
• Stock market'll rebound in third quarter ' Capital Bancorp
• NCF, IITA sign MoU on forest restoration
• Firm orders removal of illegal structures from FESTAC
• Foreign troops mistakenly attack Afghan army checkpoint, causing casualties
• Future of cashless banking lies in mobile phones 'Ashaye
• Naira remains under pressure as MPC meets Thursday
• NICON Insurance gets continental award
• Mutual Benefits, Truckmaster introduce 48-hour car financing scheme
• NIQS to examine cost management of engineering projects
• EY outlines ways to reduce unemployment
• Govt support needed to enforce compulsory insurance 'Operator
• Petrol subsidy hits N1.69bn daily
• Prestige Assurance records N2.65bn gross premium
• Residents groan as potholes take over Lagos roads
• FCMB improves in KPMG survey
• Sterling Bank boosts savings culture
• Roads: Ogun to compensate demolished property owners
• Kano emir, Sanusi, weeps
• US to trace Nigeria's stolen funds
• Troops clear Maiduguri-Biu road of landmines
• FG okays Brass as oil, gas free zone
• MAN wants CBN's list of imported items reviewed
• Deforestation threatens food production 'NAGGW
• Wike visits CJN twice in one month
• 10 feared dead, 15 houses burnt in Nasarawa
• Apologise to Nigerians, APC tells Jonathan, PDP
• Call for unity govt causes disagreement in LP
• Siasia condemns imposition of candidates in Bayelsa
• Defectors to APC are traitors Bayelsa PDP
• Before Buhari goes to America
• Sixteen years a lesson teacher
• Effective budgeting for maternal, new born and child health
• Re: Nigerias killer containers
• NIESV wants estate surveyor as housing minister
• Ex-Niger Delta militants groan over unpaid allowances
• Do I qualify for a mortgage
• Wealth creation opportunities in e-commerce
• We're trailing Enugu royal father's killers 'Police
• Rivers residents decry epileptic power supply, bad road
• Erosion sacks 30 families from
• Subsidy removal won't hurt Nigerians ' Utomi
• U-Report channel hits 1m active users
• New media approach to fighting corruption
• Why I don't drive bullet-proof cars ' Fayose
• Buhari's unfortunate economic misstep
• CSOs to protest against EFCC boss
• Abia needs N6bn to pay workers salary arrears
• Abia needs N6bn to pay workers salary arrears
• Ex-police chiefs disagree over Buharis security
• Ex-finance director accuses NAFDAC DG of corruption
• Lagos govs wife urges good upbringing for children
• Ignore US on same-sex proposal, cleric urges FG
• Sports, entertainmentll keep youths from vices, says Ambode
• Senate committees to screen service chiefs Melaye
• Probe Dasuki, CSOs, lawyers tell FG
• Adelabu, my political role model Obasanjo
• PDP, APC bicker over FGs projects refund in Ekiti
• Akungba stool: Disowned Oba-elect accuses kingmakers of contempt
• NITDA inaugurates e-Nigeria confab organising committee
• Gloo.ng powers P&Gs dedicated online store
• Airtel, Samsung, Singtel introduce continental application challenge
• NSE pushing Africas financial market through technology Onyema
• Google self-driving car causes injuries
• Germs, germs everywhere!
• Battle of the sexes in Abuja
• EFCC loses N860m theft case against stockbrokerage firm
• That Administration of Criminal Justice Act may not fail
• Tribunal's verdict on Ambode's victory goes to A'Court
• Enyimba beat Rangers, Pillars draw again
• Rio 2016: Nigeria beat Congo 2-1
• FIBA Africa U-16: Nigeria finish second
• 42 athletes for Special Olympics
• Oyedeji tips D'Tigers for Afrobasket glory
• Oliseh needs good luck ' Lawal
• Falcons, Lionesses walk tightrope
• Shooting Stars beat El-Kanemi Warriors
• Arm wrestling open trials
• Ejike scores his 11th, says no goals target

THISDAY

• FIFA to Decide Presidential Election Date Monday
• Vitafoam Expands, Inaugurates New Comfort Centre
• Isiavwe: Enlightened Campaign Will Boost Awareness on Cybercrime Law
• Family, ASRADI Ask SSS to Release Obua
• Emir Sanusi Cries while Delivering Speech
• First Nation Seeks More Training for Flight Marshallers
• Moody's Investors Declares Sterling Bank Stable
• Kwara Set to Partner Banks for Economic Prosperity
• Stakeholders See Huge Leap for Domain Services in Africa
• Mamalette Launches Parenting Web Platform
• Airtel Unveils Special Offers for Ramadan
• Gloo.ng Boosts P&G's Dedicated Online Store
• Capital Bancorp Set to Woo Investors to Capital Market
• NIBSS, IBM, Samsung Drive Innovation in Cashless Policy Challenge
• 20 CSOs Demand Lamorde's Sack
• Okonjo-Iweala Denies Handing over Dossier of Corrupt Officials to Buhari
• No Former Minister Has a Hand in Calabar Port Contract, Says TCN
• Assemblies of God Pastors Engage in Fisticuffs at Church Service in Enugu
• Ngige Urges Unity, Support for Buhari-led Administration
• PDP Accuses APC of Blocking Refund on FG Projects to Ekiti
• Ekiti Speaker: We Won't Attempt to Impeach Fayose
• Ayade: 14 Militant Camps Dismantled in C'River Creeks
• Forex Pressure: CBN to Intensify Use of Administrative Tools
• External Financial Flows into Nigeria Now N4.38tn
• Neimeth, Vitafoam,Others Delight Investors Amid Bear Run
• Fund Managers Urged to Comply with New Capital Requirement
• Customs Task Force Confiscates N12m Frozen Poultry Products
• MTN, Connect Marketing Hold Technology Conference
• Sterling Bank Rewards 40 Winners in Cash Reward Scheme
• EbonyLife TV to Host Buhari in Washington DC
• Nasir the NNPC Slayer
• Dream Team Walks Tight Rope with Slim Win over Congo
• Oosthuizen Boosts Africa's Open Championship Hope on Moving Day
• Liverpool Pushes Monaco for Awoniyi
• Pele Undergoes Back Surgery
• Sunshine, Enyimba Lead the Pack as First Stanza Ends
• Lobi in a Thrilling Fight-back, Draws 3-3 with Pillars
• Ejike Scores His 11th, Insists No Goals' Target
• FIFA to Decide Presidential Election Date Today
• Special Olympics Nigeria Set to Depart for World Summer Games
• First Deepwater Talks Tough
• Ambode Reiterates Commitment to Grassroots Sports Devt
• Annual Sports Industry Programme to Begin August 11
• Arm Wrestling Open Trials Fixed for Aug 19
• Bad Weather Alters Open Conclusion Till Monday
• US to Trace Stolen Loot, Boost Military Aid as Buhari Arrives Washington
• N'Assembly Crisis: APC Govs, Lawmakers in Make-or-Mar Meeting Friday
• NNPC Raises the Alarm on Diversion of Petrol by Marketers
• DSS' Search of Dasuki's Residence Authorised by Law, Say Falana, APC Chieftain
• ISIS Kidnaps Nigerian, Ghanaian in Libya
• Dangerous Delay
• Abia Gets N3bn Bailout Fund to Clear Salary Arrears
• Anambra State Congress: We're Obeying Court Directive, Says PDP
• Osun PDP Uncovers Plot to Sack State Workers
• Lawmaker: Entrust APC BoT Leadership to Tinubu
• Ortom,Tsav, Suswam,Others Condemn Gruesome Killing of PDP Chieftain
• Boko Haram: Ihejirika, Other Retired Generals Call for Reinvigoration of Training, Logistics
• Emir Sanusi in Tears While Speaking on Leadership
• CAN, Group Urge Buhari Not to Succumb to Pressure on Same Sex-marriage as He Meets with Obama
• Nigerian Troops Clear Damaturu-Biu Road
• OPC Threatens to Sue NNPC over N1.9bn Pipeline Protection Debt
• Obua: Family, Groups Urge Buhari to Stop DSS Acts of Impunity
• Buhari, APC Committed to Rebuilding Nigeria, Says Onu
• Nwuche: FG Should Rethink Policy on Fuel Subsidy
• Bomb Scare at DPR Manager's Residence in Asaba

THE SUN

• Mass burial of accident victims: APGA chieftain commends Obiano
• BREAKING NEWS: Buhari arrives United States
• Umeh to APC: Be careful or PDP'll smile in 2019
• Stop distracting Wike, Aniekwe tells critics
• Boko Haram: Buhari'll fix the problem 'Rita Lori
• NASS leadership: Akpabio, Manager in battle of wits
• Why we voted for Dogara
• We want more matches, Wike tells NFF
• Nigeria walks tight rope despite 2-1 win over Congo
• Liverpool linked with Awoniyi
• Ogba faults Keshi's sack
• Why we're still importing milk from Holland ' Colaco
• MAN rejects CBN foreign exchange policy
• Nigeria, others attract $128bn in FDI 'Report
• Domestic carriers on death row as foreign airlines invade local routes
• Anambra congress: We are complying with court directive 'PDP
• Radio Biafra not off air 'Kanu, Director
• EbonyLife TV hosts Buhari, young Nigerian professionals in US
• Calabar port contract: No wrongdoing, says group
• U.S. to trace Nigerian stolen assets, boost military help
• Soldiers clear mines planted by terrorists on Damaturu/Biu Road
• Anambra PDP moves to shut out Emeakayi, Oguebego from congress
• Use traditional means to tackle Boko Haram 'Satguru Maharaji ji
• I'll not influence choice of my successor 'UNICAL VC
• Be security conscious, Sultan charges Nigerians
• Ex-NSA, Dasuki may go to court
• Benin Chief Imam to Buhari: Be wary of Gay Marriage pressure during U.S visit
• Obasanjo, Jonathan and Niger Delta
• T.A. Orji: Kalu can't let go
• Memo to Buhari: Why media perception matters
• Boko Haram suspects in South East: The CLO position
• A bail-out for debtor media houses
• Checking Boko Haram's renewed offensive

GUARDIAN

• Dortmund fend Aubameyang off Arsenal, PSG
• Greek banks reopen today ahead of second bailout vote
• Nigeria, again misses out in EIB's '80b economic plans
• Weighty options await economy as MPC meets
• Zenith Bank, Access, others lift NSE's turnover by N20.3 billion
• When not to politicise economic council
• 2015 elections and Nigeria's democratic evolution
• The real cabal of fuel imports
• The hard way out of NASS crisis
• Redeemed Church not responsible for traffic along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
• Damaturu-Biu road now free of mines, safe for use, says military
• Borno lifts three-day curfew, vehicle restriction in Maiduguri
• Emir charges Tangale people on evaluation of elected state Assembly members
• Kwara council workers begin strike over salary arrears
• Tsav decries killings in Benue, Akume seeks support for Ortom
• Osun PCRC demands creation of more area commands
• Metuh assures of transparent ward congresses in Kogi, Anambra
• APC ready for Nigeria's challenges, says Oyegun
• Kano govt bemoans unethical media practice
• Oscar: My future is in Chelsea
• Duval revels in return to form
• Liverpool reach accord with Christian Benteke
• Nigerian athletes depart for Los Angeles
• First Bank beats Benue Princess 95-30
• Rwanda names squad for Nigeria, S' Africa friendlies
• Union Bank set for ITTF African Club Championship
• Wasteful Olympic Eagles beat Congo 2-1
• Barcelona to launch second bid for Pogba
• Makelele, Eto'o left Madrid for colour of their skin
• Lagos seeks workable solutions to megacity challenges
• Architects hold urban thinkers campus 2015
• Nigeria's housing challenges are surmontable, says Eyakenyi
• Lagos NIESVs inaugurates new exco, charged on professional development
• Deforestation speeds up global warming
• Oyelaran-OyeyinkaappointedUN-Habitat'sDirector, Africa
• NCF partners IITA on forest restoration, species protection
• Agency advocates collective efforts to curb desertification
• Kenyan terror-hit Westgate shopping mall reopens
• Populous unveils new Tottenham Hotspurs mega-stadium in United Kingdom
• Buhari wants me to always tell him the truth, says Adesina
• Enfranchising Diaspora Nigerians In 2019 Elections
• President Buhari's Us Trip
• Running a successful business in Nigeria: My experience (2)
• Jonathan's former CSO allegedly detained by SSS
• Use traditional means to tackle Boko Haram, Satguru Maharaji urges Buhari
• Why we invaded Dasuki's houses ' DSS
• Ekwunife Advocates For Change In Ministerial Appointments
• Senator Blames Jonathan For PDP's Woes
• Umahi Stirs Interest In APC with Sallah Gift To Emirs, Comments
• Umahi Stirs Interest In APC with Sallah Gift To Emirs, Comments
• 25 Children Undergoing Open Heart Surgeries At UNTH, Enugu
• Nigeria To Join Developed Nations Soon, Says Onu
• Govt Raises Alarm Over Scholarship, Admission Scam
• House of Reps postpones resumption
• Cultist members' deadly clash throws Delta community into mourning
• Indomie begins Flash and Win promo
• Burundi govt halts talks with opposition ahead of election
• Donald Trump's campaign is presidential elections 'sideshow' ' Huffington Post
• Trump refuses to apologize for McCain remarks
• Anger as Saudi king takes over entire French beach
• South Korea intelligence official dead in hacking scandal
• Cosby offered pills, payments and mentorship to women ' report
• Four dead, thousands flee as floods hit northern Philippines
• NSCDC arrests two over Sallah cow theft in Nasarawa
• Rivers Assembly okays restructuring of govt loans into bonds
• Group canvasses better cyber security practices in Nigeria
• Monarchs advocate military training for corps members
• Akwa Ibom gov condemns critics of bailout funds to states
• Group, ExxonMobil commission sickbay, donate books to schools
• Church members urge compliance with court ruling on leadership crisis
• Olofin, 86, for burial
• Iranian leader's speech shows folly of nuke deal
• 14 Timbuktu mausoleums rebuilt in Mali
• 2016 Olympics Men's Qualifiers: Dream Team beat Congo 2-1
• Okagbare, Others To Compete In Warri For World Championship Trials
• Rio 2016 Olympics Games Qualifier: Won't Disappoint Nigerians, Says Siasia
• Super Falcons struggle to 1-1 home draw with Equatorial Guinea
• My Arsenal debut was unforgettable ' Cech
• The Man Sunday Ogorchukwu Oliseh
• Physical planning in a democratic setting: Public expectations and challenges for professional practitioners
• Population: UN seeks support for homeless, vulnerable groups
• How to achieve professionalism in real estate practice
• RICS, institute sign MOU to improve building performance
• Dry construction panacea to Nigeria's housing challenge
• Criticism trails review of EU's carbon-trading scheme
• Akwa Ibom seeks Federal assistance to fix bad road
• The Guardian's monthly building materials price review
• Channels TV, Deutsche Welle partner for better, balanced reporting on Africa
• Training for newly licensed community broadcasters
• Google@mediaReach OMD' Elevating traditional online practice through partnership
• CPJ rues worsening climate for journalists in Kenya
• How journalists' union shapes history of press in Nigeria
• Why we need ministers urgently
• Taking Adamawa to the fast lane
• APC should leave National Assembly crisis and face governance
• Govt re-orders police boss, task force to clear Apapa gridlock
• Ambode assures on early completion of Mile 2-Badagry Expressway, light rail project
• PAYING THE PRICE
• President Buhari, please rescue the construction industry
• Keshi, Oliseh and Nigeria's football
• Renewed crusade against illicit financial outflows from Nigeria
• As Buhari Arrives Washington, DC
• Asking For Trouble By Name
• SUNDAY NARRATIVES: El Rufai! Stoking Beggars' Rights Up North
• BACKLASH: The Economics Of Lai Mohammed
• HOME TRUTH
• Agriculture For The World Through Standards

LEADERSHIP

• Boko Haram: Troops Clear Damaturu- Biu Road Of Mines
• Kukah Urges Muslims To Redeem Image Of Islam
• Boko Haram's Attacks: US Seeks Prosecution Of Masterminds
• EFCC Charges Company's Director, Others For Forgery
• Insecurity: Sultan Wants FG, States To Establish Rent Control Board
• IPMAN Alleges Blackmail Against Its President
• Union Faults Renewal Of Manitoba Power Contract
• NASS Crisis: Saraki, Ekweremadu's Election Coup Against 1999 Constitution ' Lawyer
• APC Chieftain Denies Involvement In N11m Property Scam
• Akwa Ibom: PDP Faults APC Over Alleged N2.5bn Bribe To INEC
• Bad Loans: LCCI Wants CBN To Investigate Banks' Culpability
• Shell Yet To Clean Up Oil Spill ' Community
• India Increases Oil Demand From Nigeria
• Enugu State Govt Commences Payment Of Pensions
• Sterling Bank Rewards 40 Customers
• BDCs' Customers, Director To Submit BVN To CBN
• Central Bank Sets Up BVN Centre In South Africa
• Dream Team VI Walk Tight Rope After 2-1 Win Over Congo
• Mali Outclass Nigeria To Claim FIBA Africa U-16 Girls' Trophy
• Messi Lays Foundation For New Stadium In Gabon
• 2016 Olympics Men's Qualifiers: Dream Team Beat Congo 2-1
• Ambode Pledges To Sponsor Annual Lagos International Badminton Classics
• Team Nigeria Disappoints At 2nd Lagos International Badminton Classics
• What President Buhari Needs To Tell President Obama
• Youths And A Secure North
• Buhari's Bucketful List To Washington
• Tomato Ebola And Belated Intervention Syndrome
• President Buhari's Bailout
• Too Much Sitting May Raise A Woman's Cancer Risk- Study
• Education Sector Reforms And Road Map For Buhari Government
• Day Buhari, Tinubu Proved Rumour Mongers Wrong

TRIBUNE

• Tsav vows to drag Akume to EFCC again
• I didn't send list of corrupt deals by Jonathan govt to Buhari 'Okonjo-Iweala
• I'll soon complete ongoing projects 'Amosun
• Ortom has started well 'Akume
• Striking doctors, CMD exchange words in Ekiti
• I bear no grudge against nobody for my incarceration 'Lamido
• APC writes Buhari to stop refunds owed Ekiti, PDP alleges
• Bailout to states: Buhari deserves commendation 'NLC
• CSOs plan protest in Abuja against EFCC
• Unilorin seeks FG's intervention to retrieve seized property from Kwara govt
• Anambra congress in line with court's directive 'PDP
• FRSC wants more professional volunteers in road safety service
• US visit: EbonyLife TV hosts Buhari with Nigerian professionals
• Ijaw communities give oil multinationals 7 days to vacate
• Niger gov, assembly members in supremacy battle over cost of governance
• How NASS Clerk stalled plot to stop Saraki as Senate president
• Why FG moved against Jonathan's CSO
• Aregbesola plans to retrench 10,000 workers 'PDP
• Islamic State kidnaps Nigerian Christian
• New army boss renames military operation against Boko Haram
• Central Bank sets up biometric verification centre in South Africa
• US to help Buhari trace stolen billions of dollars, fight insurgency
• Osun residents besiege Winners Chapel for Oyedepo's food supplies
• As Buhari meets Obama in Washington
• Buhari making haste slowly 'Nakande
• Buhari, APC and the Saraki/Dogara challenge
• Omehia: Matters arising
• 2 women to vie for Taiwan's presidential seat
• 7 arrested in jail break of Mexican drug kingpin
• Greek banks set to reopen today, 3 weeks after closure
• Cameron says Britain needs greater role against Islamic State
• Ekiti govt warns Ikere youths against highway blockage
• Oluyole Extension, Adabeji tackle each other over link road
• Airtel inaugurates projects at Ofa

DAILY TIMES

• Buhari gives Amaechi, Dambazzau key roles at US meetings
• Rumble in the jungle: OPC members spoil for legal war over contract pay
• Voice of Nigeria, Radio Deutsche Welle Pledge Better Corporation
• It's wrong to humiliate Dasuki, Jonathan's CSO, says Balarabe Musa
• Adegoke Adelabu 'Pekelemesi' Was My Mentor, Says Obasanjo
• U.S. offers to help Nigeria recover loot
• You Are Not Domestic Staff to Politicians, IG Warn Police Officers
• I Still Cook My Husband's Meals ' Aisha Buhari
• Why We Invaded Former NSA, Sambo Dasuki's Residence ' DSS
• Singer Omawumi Welcomes Baby Boy
• Let's Tell The Church In Gath

DAILY TRUST

• Samsung introduces new TV tech in Nigeria
• MainOne laments low representation of women in tech industry
• NCC to telecoys: Flout promo rules, get N10m fine
• 1.4bn smartphones will be sold by end of 2015'ITU
• Why states are yet to name commissioners
• U.S. to trace Nigeria's stolen assets, boost military help
• NSC and future of Nigerian soccer
• APC can't stand test of time ' PDP chieftain
• PDP won't die in the North ' Senator La'ah
• Call Buhari to order, PDP tells US agencies
• ...Okun youth group endorses Audu
• Kogi guber: Governorship aspirant promises adequate security
• Parties shouldn't appoint elders into youth positions
• Saraki's opponents have recognised him ' Ex-Rep member
• Our challenge requires collective approach ' Ngige
• Group endorses Zakari's appointment as INEC chairman
• APGA condemns delay of workers' salaries in Ebonyi
• As Buhari visits gay America...
• Investigations of mega-looting must continue, but be lawful
• Teenager scorched by generator flames in Kubwa
• JIWA community donates food, clothes to orphans
• Raise children to contribute to societal devt, cleric urges parents
• Farmer loses bike at Dadu village
• Police arrest armed robbery suspect
• FCTA announces cut in water supply
• Vigilantes nab rustlers, recover 2 guns in Abuja village
• Why I sold N1.6m car for N100,000
• Kado residents decry robbery attacks, police harassment
• Auchi erosion: New life begins in the valley
• Kano'll no longer rely on crude revenue
• Lafarge Africa launches successful completion of $40bn merger
• Cadbury records N250m loss in 2015 half year
• Wema Bank after tax drops 31% in 2015 half year
• Fund managers strategise to deepen N4.9trn pension funds
• Cement Company of Northern Nigeria Plc: Strategies hold long term payoffs
• Sterling Bank launches hybrid account, rewards 40 winners
• Skye Bank redeems N5m promo prize
• The banks in the eyes of NDIC
• 24 States generate N2.52trn in 5 years
• 50 judokas to battle for AAG spots
• U-16 basketball team World Championship ticket excites coach
• Lagos to establish sports commission
• Musa fires CSKA to victory
• Sunshine beat Taraba to top first stanza table
• Dream Team walk tight rope, beat Congo 2-1