Today's Newspaper Headlines : Thursday, July 23, 2015

Good morning and welcome to the news headlines for today. Find below the headlines from leading national newspapers across the country. Do have a nice day as you read.

VANGUARD

• Buhari's appointments: Ndigbo urged to be patient
• Crisis in Gbajabiamila's camp over letter to Oyegun
• Oil theft: Axe dangles on ex-ministers, others
• Dasuki denies maltreatingBuhari after 1985 coup
• Vandals die as NNPC pipeline explodes in Lagos
• Confusion as NBC and 'Radio Biafra' operators engage in hide and seek game
• Fuel tanker explosion kills one in Ogun
• Groups at war over invitation to EFCC to investigate former Gov Orji
• Synagogue inquest: Court orders status quo as contractors sue Coroner, others
• Crime Alert: Lagos warns residents of new robbery dimension
• 10-yr-old boy buried alive in Enugu
• Recharging The War On Boko Haram
• Underdevelopment: Jonathan tried for Niger-Delta but we failed him 'Lori-Ogbebor
• Abia: APC, APGA take game to PDP
• Wrong ways organisations are hoping for the best
• Avoiding small-business financing mistakes
• N220bn intervention fund: MSME operators lament inaccessibility
• Employees compensation: NSITF disburses N267m in 4 years
• Unnecessary media war on Sen.Orji
• Siasia invites more players for Congo
• Oliseh lines Enyeama, Mikel, Moses for Tanzania
• Messi's dressing sparks anger in Gabon
• Suarez quits Madrid for Fiorentina
• Liverpool signs Benteke
• My aim is to make T/tennis team for AAG, says Onaolapo
• Comedian charged over Blatter cash stunt
• Mikel, Moses going nowhere ' Mourinho
• Lanzini joins West Ham on loan
• Barca would part with Pedro for right price ' coach
• Don Jazzy, Mavins crew, fans celebrate Tiwa Savage's Dorobaby
• Photos: See Tiwa Savage's cute baby boy, other Mavins babies
• See singer, Harmonee new jaw-dropping photos
• Breaking news: Chris Brown barred from leaving Philippines over concert row
• Video Game: Davido talks tough, battles Don Jazzy
• Tiwa Savage delivers baby boy in London
• Cheating: I was wrong, it is indefensible, Toke Makinwa's husband pleads
• 50 Cent in court, says his bling is a borrowed piece of jewelry
• Will Lagos Judicial Commission be dissolved
• How Buhari can take the profit out of corruption (2)
• BAIL: Time for a rethink
• Buhari's undemocratic rule: cui bono
• A peek into Muhammadu Buhari's mind
• Do we really need more universities'(2)
• Rising cultism, corruption in varsities worry me ' Cardinal Okogie
• Lecturers tasked on building competence in teaching, learning
• UNIOSUN: Sacked workers ask to be re-instated
• Learners deserve world-class educational resources ' Pearson
• Embrace good morals to better the nation ' Ojeikere
• UNESCO hosts students on acquisition of skills

THISDAY

• Buhari: Leahy Law Hindering Fight Against Boko Haram
• Cracks Surface in Gbajabiamila Camp as Supporters Disown Letter to APC
• Scores Feared Dead as Another Explosion Rocks NNPC Pipeline in Arepo
• Saraki: Jonathan Did Not Give Me Any Bribe over Missing $20bn
• Police Recover Explosive Devices from Impounded SUV in Damaturu
• Revealed: Dasuki Did Not Arrest Buhari in 1983 Coup
• DSS Releases Obua, Jonathan's Former CSO
• Court Stops LASG from Arresting, Prosecuting Synagogue Engineers
• 30 Dead, 105 Injured in Fresh Gombe Park Multiple Blasts
• Former SGF, Aminu Saleh Dies at 82
• Anglican Bishop Condemns Same-sex Marriage
• Washington Stands Still for Buhari at Ebonylife TV's Meet & Greet
• THISDAY Correspondent in Adamawa Loses Mother
• Buhari Visit: Nigerians Locked out of US Town Hall Meeting
• Sultan to Religious Leaders: Tell Nigerians that Boko Haram Does Not Represent Islam
• Lagos Alerts Residents on New Dimension of Criminal Activities
• Land Grab: Action Aid Unveils Simplified Version of UN Voluntary Guidelines
• Odumakin: Don't Criticise Buhari Yet
• NAFDAC DG Absolves Self of Corruption Charges
• Glo Signs Exclusive News Alert Service with THISDAY, Arise News
• CHI Limited, Tetra Pak Partner to Fight Malnutrition
• EECON Global Launches New Health Drink
• Collective Fight against Early Marriage, Child Abuse
• Health Association Educates IDPs on Environmental Cleanliness
• Dell Introduces New Wyse Thin Clients for Computers
• Subscribers Praise Glo's Free Minute Call Offer
• US Policy on Nigeria Hindering Fight against Boko Haram- Buhari Admits
• NASS Crisis: Crack in Gbajabiamila's Camp as 2 Reps Disown Letter to APC
• Osinbajo Seeks Road Transport Workers'' Help in Fight against Boko Haram
• Hometown of COAS Razed by Boko Haram
• Air Force Re-strategises to Fight Boko Haram, Militancy
• Boko Haram: Military Opens More Roads for Use in North-East
• Boko Haram: Military Opens More Roads for Use in North-East
• Beware of Fraudsters, Delta Warns State Empowerment Applicants
• Scores Feared Dead as Another Explosion Rocks NNPC Pipeline in Arepo
• Akwa Ibom Election Tribunal: APC Accuses Ex-commissioner of Snatching Ballot Boxes, Disrupting Collation
• DSS Releases Ex President Jonathan's CSO
• Ministers Stole, Sold Crude Oil for Themselves- Buhari
• Former SGF,Aminu Saleh dies at 82..
• PDP: Buhari is Selective in Fight Against Corruption
• PDP Chieftains Lose Bid to Stop Akpabio from Clinching Senate's Minority Post
• Security Chief in Security Drama
• How the Osun Protest Went Bad
• The Place of Diplomacy in Buhari's Agenda
• Board's Dissolution Creates Uncertainty over Nigeria's EITI Revalidation
• CCECC Workers Protest Mass Sack, Non-payment of Compensation
• Governorship Tribunal in Imo Strikes out Ihedioha's Petition for Time Lapse
• Broadband Targets: Don Seeks Concrete Collaboration among NCC, NigComSat, Others
• Boom in ICT Will Reduce Unemployment, Says Ekeh
• Boom in ICT Will Reduce Unemployment, Says Ekeh
• PDP Chieftains Lose Bid to Stop Akpabio from Clinching Senate Minority Post
• Nigeria Needs Better Policy Framework to Drive Logistics Business
• PDP: Buhari is Selective in Fight against Corruption
• Poor Participation of African Leaders in ICT Forums Worries Stakeholders
• 41 APC Members Suspended in A'Ibom
• Tribunal Dismisses APC's Petition in Osun
• Nigeria to Experience Realtime e-Commerce Business with Yudala
• Naira Tops Agenda as MPC Meets Today
• More Nigerians Will Benefit from Online Shopping
• NBS Reviews Statistics Framework to Aid Public Sector Reforms
• Fitch Assigns Wema Bank 'B-' Stable Outlook Ratings
• MTN Supports Titans of Tech 2015 Conference
• Lenovo Africa Excites Customers with New Logo
• FBN Holdings Records N52bn Profit Before Tax in Six Months
• Huawei Unveils Pad TI 7.0
• DEMO Africa Unveils Names of Top 30 Tech Start-ups
• GOtv Goes Live in Nnewi, Floats Double Double Promo
• VON, Radio Deutsche Welle Pledge Better Corporation
• For Glo, the Beat Goes On
• The Multi-billion Naira Fuel Bazaar
• FEDERATION CUP: Minnow BJ Foundation Knocks out Heartland
• RIO 2016 QUALIFIER: Siasia Invites Sokari, Four Others for Congo
• 50 Countries Expected at Warri Relays on Friday
• ALL AFRICA GAMES: National Sports Award Charges Team Nigeria to Go for Glory
• Oshonaike Hit Semis at ITTF Africa Senior Cup in Cameroun
• Scala to Head FIFA Reform Taskforce
• For Emordi, it's All in the Line and Life of Coaches
• SUMMER TRANSFER: No Stopping Pedro If the Price is Right, Says Barca Coach
• NBA: Orlando Magic, Toronto Raptors to Play at London's O2
• ZENITH BASKETBALL LEAGUE: First Bank Beats Rugged First Deepwater to Final Ticket
• Liverpool Signs Benteke for 32.5m from Aston Villa
• Chelsea Fans Banned over Racism
• Akinfenwa: Squash Gives Me a Kick
• Changing CSR Narrative through Teacher Rewards

THE SUN

• WASTE TO WEALTH: Oyo govt launches project to clean up Ibadan
• New CDS 'll give Boko Haram bloody nose 'Ode Ekiti Oba, kinsmen
• Oyo waste to organic energy dispute: Partner/contractor seeks redress in court
• My vision for NUJ 'Aladenika
• Governor Dickson'll get second term
• APGA candidate, Umeh storms tribunal with truck-load of documents
• Women in politics must have lion's heart 'Nwachi, Ebonyi lawmaker
• Mass defection looms in Anambra PDP
• Invitation of Ekweremadu not political -IGP
• Buhari receives indicting documents on ex-ministers, others
• Siasia banks on Sokari to stop Congo
• Rules Iheanacho out of team
• Heartland, Abia Warriors, Dolphins crash out
• Ubah tips team for trophy
• Nigeria's oil revenue drops to $52bn, says IMF
• Why I want former Gov Chime probed 'Ray Nnaji
• FG takes steps to prevent food crisis in Nigeria
• FG's policies crippling maritime business in S'East 'Okafor, MD/CEO, Elite Elegance Tech Industries Ltd
• Vetiva plans to list 3 ETFs
• We'll reclaim every inch of Nigerian territory under the control of Boko Haram ' Buhari
• I want killers of my husband punished
• How US is assisting Boko Haram ' FG
• We're against same-sex marriage 'Anglican bishop
• President Buhari's speech at the U.S Institute for Peace
• EFCC invites ThisDay publisher Nduka Obaigbena over money laundering allegations
• A president without ministers: Can Buhari govern Nigeria
• Buhari ready to negotiate with Boko Haram over Chibok Girls
• 2 Nigerian bankers gatecrash in PMB US dinner
• Kalu, Oyegun, Oghiadomhe, others grace Onaiyekan's evening with Catholic politicians
• Appointments: Ohaneze gives up on Buhari
• Fraud: Edo govt reads riot act to permanent secretaries
• Cop gets 6-year jail for manslaughter
• Cop bags 6years jail for manslaughter
• Buhari rejects gay marriage push from Obama ' spokesman
• Obasanjo on the South South
• Spokesman as the Tinkerers' Apprentices' (1)
• The Igbo dilemma (1)
• National Assembly Compensations (2)
• When Ambode hosted FGC, Warri old students
• Re: Between Dino Melaye and the judiciary
• The alleged forgery of Senate Standing Orders
• Two weeks in America
• Tiwa Savage welcomes baby boy

GUARDIAN

• Resurrection plant improves sleep quality in cancer patients
• Mycotoxicology Society calls for national policy
• Ambode should focus on all sectors
• Re- Ikpeazu and burden of legitimacy
• APGA, shortest route to Igbo presidency
• USTDA partners firm on $160m Kaduna solar power project
• IMF projects $5.3tr global subsidy on fuel in 2015
• Nigeria, others need high tech mobile infrastructure to boost growth
• CRC Credit Bureau appoints Alabi as Chairman
• USAID reiterates commitment to agric research, training
• Bank rewards customers in 'reach for the Skye millionaire promo
• Union threatens suit over comments against members
• Ikorodu Chamber appoints Oluwaleye as Director-General
• Firm set to reward finance experts at CFO awards
• RenCap strengthens SSA equities team with new Nigerian head
• Stockbrokers' institute woos accountancy students to capital market
• Unemployment: Otudeko harps on merit-based recruitment
• AFBTE prescribes measures for employment generation
• Buhari as the quintessential Obama (1)
• Long wait for Buhari's team
• Iheanacho, Sterling wreck Roma, as City win first trophy
• Bearish trading pulls NSE's ASI down by 21%
• Innovative tech, processes turn phase of banking
• Global outlook: Fresh struggle for Nigeria, other emerging markets
• Failure is not an option for my administration ' Buhari [VIDEO]
• There is no room for gay rights in Nigeria, says Buhari
• Pastor fails to resurrect after telling people to bury him alive
• Nigeria risks expulsion from EITI over board dissolution
• Dogara's group insists on zoning principal offices
• Osundare laments lack of mentors in universities
• Group kicks against Osun Assembly Committee on petition against Aregbesola
• Rep tips Tinubu as APC's BoT chairman
• Court grants Oronsaye bail on self-recognition
• Cautious optimism as Nigeria marks one year without polio
• Book presentation
• Akpude, 55, for buria
• Nwachukwu, 77, for burial
• We are wasting man-hours
• Adegboruwa urges court to declare Zakari's appointment illegal
• Students protest against colleague's death
• Police arrest, rescue 17 kids from kidnapper in Taraba
• Police intercept robbery gang, arrest suspect
• Igbo Man of the Year Award holds November
• Church launches skills acquisition programme for prison inmates
• Don flays neglect of technical education
• Appoint more women into public positions, centre urges Buhari
• COAS assures safety of Borno residents, pledges deployment of more soldiers
• I desire to break into Man City first team, says Iheanacho
• Oshonaike sets up semifinal date with El-Dawlatly/Hanffou
• Oshonaike sets up semifinal date with El-Dawlatly/Hanffou
• Sharks FC, Eunisell unveil new jersey
• Siasia invites Sokari, four others for Congo
• For Emordi, it'sall in the line, life of coaching
• Foreign athletes flood Warri for CAA Grand Prix
• I will win N1million prize money, Fijabi boast
• NFF adopts measures to boost marketing strategy
• Nigerian wonderboy, Uhuamure, bursts through Chievo youth ranks
• Udo-Akagha wins, as 11th Cargolux Squash tourney serves off
• 2014 was Earth's warmest year
• Science and human sacrifice (3)
• Baby with hole-in-heart cries for help
• Beaming searchlight on civil service commission
• Why night shifts, chemicals raise cancer risk
• Firstborn children have 'infinitesimally small' IQ lead over siblings
• Too much TV, low physical activity may worsen cognitive function
• Government orders recovery of its 250 acres of land in Ikorodu
• From excess crude to extinct crude: Which way Nigeria' (1)
• e-GUARDIAN
• MERRY- GO- ROUND
• What next after abandonment of Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
• From petrol subsidy to fuel sales tax
• 2015 and a people's aspiration
• Dissecting fuel subsidy removal
• Buhari as the quintessential Obama (2)
• Understanding MLB, Muhammadu Leko Buhari
• Student trust fund, for inclusive higher education
• CBN's pragmatic policy on forex control
• Buhari can change world's approach to insurgencies

LEADERSHIP

• More Roads Opened For Use By Troops In Borno
• How Ex-NSA Dasuki Begged Tinubu For Buhari's Ticket In 2011
• INEC 'll Improve With Kogi, Bayelsa Guber Polls ' Zakari
• Consultation One Of The Keys Of Good Leadership ' Sultan
• Tribunal Dismisses Ihedioha's Petition, Upholds Okorocha's Election
• We Are Re-strategising Against Insurgency ' Abubakar
• Insurgency: Dogara Seeks International Support To Rebuild North-East
• Police Plan 2-bedroom Flats For Retiring Officers
• Disregard Half-salary Rumour, Akere Urges Osun Workers
• APC Chieftain Wants Caretaker Committee In Ekiti
• Tambuwal, Kukah, Amaechi To Brainstorm On Developing Survey Practice
• Investigation: Multi-billion Naira Fraud Uncovered In Sokoto LGs
• Fixing Nigeria Is A Collective Responsibility ' PMB
• EFCC Invites Saraki's Wife For Money Laundering, Yar' Adua's Daughter For N2bn Fraud
• 110 Vandals Roasted In Arepo, Scores Killed In Gombe
• PMB's US Trip Should End Insurgency ' BBOG Group
• We Follow Due Process Over Contract Awards ' NAFDAC DG
• Tribunal: Akwa Ibom Guber And Matters Arising
• Consolidating Gains Of Buhari's Visit To US
• New Dawn As Nuhu, Zango Reconcile
• NNPC Reforms Can Commence With Current Act ' Kunle
• FBN Holdings Posts N40bn After Tax Profit At Half-year
• Why Marketers Still Sell Fuel Above Official Price
• Shippers Council, Customs Inaugurate C'ttee On Dry Ports Projects
• Revisiting Roadmap To Solid Minerals Rejuvenation
• Nigeria's EITI Validation Threatened As CSOs Tussle Over NEITI Board
• Nigerian Content A Win-Win For Stakeholders
• DPR Seeks New Framework For Gas Development
• MPC To Holds Rates Over Rising Inflation
• IMF Predicts Crash In Nigeria's Oil Revenue By $36bn
• Afrobasket 2015: D'Tigers Vow To Outshine Angola, Others
• I've Cut Back On Fast Food To Help My Career ' Bolt
• Our Partners Deserve Recognition ' NFF
• Amuneke Blasts NFF Over 'Unnecessary Favouritism
• Big Guns Crash, Burn In Federation Cup Round Of 16
• Onigbinde Lauds Lead City Over Sports Facilities
• Sokari, 4 Others For Congo Assignment
• FEPSGA To Bid NSCDC Boss Goodbye With Novelty Match
• Disappearing Languages, Endangered Environment
• Pharm. D.S Wali: An Icon Of Community Pharmacy Practice At 80
• Price Of Petrol And The Fallacy Of Subsidy
• In Defence Of NAFDAC
• If I Were The President
• Judiciary Vs Dino Melaye
• The Agony Of A Widow
• Housing Estate: A Beacon Of Hope
• In Defence Of NAFDAC
• Enhancing Teachers' Capacity In Maths, Science
• Buhari's Speech At US Institute For Peace
• Can Buhari Be 'Nigeria's Obama
• TVET: Educational Dead-end Or Hope For Livelihood
• ISIS Steps Up Use Of Chemicals In Iraq, Syria
• NYSC Exemption And Challenges Of Job Seekers
• Nigerian Prisons: Death Traps Or Correction Centres

TRIBUNE

• Oil subsidy probe: I never met Jonathan 'Saraki
• EFCC invites Saraki's wife, Yar'Adua's daughter
• We will insist on the rule of law 'Osinbajo
• Counterterrorism: US found a willing partner in Buhari 'Kerry
• Don't throw away confab report, Afenifere tells Buhari
• Plateau PDP, APC supporters clash over dissolution of LG council exco
• Again, Nigerian varsities fail to make world's top 1,000 list
• Nigeria spends N1 trillion yearly importing basic food items since 2005 'FG
• Uneasy calm in Alagbado over hotelier's murder
• KSA, embassy react to botched US tour
• Election petition against Saraki enters hearing stage
• AIB begins investigation into Aero Contractors aircraft air return
• We are not recruiting, says BPP
• Bloomberg Media Africa kicks off training for financial journalists
• 13 killed as suicide bombers hit Cameroon market
• Many feared dead' as 3 bomb blasts hit Gombe again
• British university finds pages from world oldest Qur'an
• Buhari wants US to review weapons restriction on Nigeria
• Buhari insists gay marriage is unAfrican
• UPDATED: 100 vandals feared dead in Arepo explosion
• Court turns down application to stop Saraki from naming Akpabio as minority leader
• Students protest over JAMB's cut-off marks at University of Lagos
• 6 mortar bombs found in handbag of female Boko Haram member
• Scored feared killed in another Arepo pipeline explosion
• Aminu Saleh, ex-Secretary to Government of the Federation, is dead
• Multi-national forces to tackle Boko Haram ready in 10 days, says Buhari
• Ex-ministers stole, sold one million barrels of oil daily -Buhari
• After filing for bankruptcy: 50 Cent says his expensive lifestyle is fake
• Pentagon: US airstrike kills longtime Al-Qaeda operative
• US defence chief meets with Saudi king on Iran nuclear deal
• Burundi's presidential election results expected today
• Suicide bomber kills 19 in Afghanistan
• China returns passport to artist, critic, Ai Weiwei
• Kwara Community Health Insurance captures 105,000 people
• Erinjiyan community lauds Fayose over oba's staff of office
• Lawmaker charges Ogun indigenes on development
• Ayede-Ogbese king passes on

DAILY TIMES

• UPDATE: 100 Feared Dead in Lagos Pipeline Fire
• Nigerians must fix Nigeria, says Buhari
• Saraki debunks report of wife's probe by EFCC
• Buhari Rejects US Request on Gay Marriage, Vows to Recover Stolen Wealth
• US refuses to sell weapons to Nigeria
• Bomb Blasts Hit Gombe Motor Park, Scores Killed
• Breaking News: Former SGF, Aminu Saleh Is Dead
• Breaking News: Pipeline Explosion Rocks Arepo Ogun State, Scores Feared Dead
• Afghanistan Market Suicide Bomb Blast Kills 17, 30 Wounded
• MAVIN First Lady,Tiwa Savage Delivers a Baby Boy in London

DAILY TRUST

• Rurveillance required as bird flu destroys farms
• Kebbi targets 500,000 tonnes of rice from local farmers
• Vegetable farming needs commitment, dedication
• Anambra releases land to grow palm trees
• WACOT partners Jigawa in Sesame production
• Gov Ayade worries over dwindling fortunes of cocoa business
• Poor harvest looms as irregular rainfall continues
• Bird flu: Grand Cereals plans free insurance for poultry farmers
• Buhari: I've documents to prosecute ex-ministers
• Indicted INEC Commissioners will be punished ' Zakari
• Jonathan's ex-CSO: SSS wants account of my tenure
• Graft: I won't spare my party men, Buhari says...ready to negotiate for Chibok girls release
• Gbajabiamila to Oyegun: Party must exert supremacy on Dogara, others
• Same-sex relationship cannot be a universal value
• NBC and the challenge of pirate broadcasters
• Ousted Plateau councillors clash with hoodlums
• Kwara: Hearing begins on petition against Saraki's election
• Cold war in Abia over two Heads of Service
• Reorganise amnesty programme, Benue Assembly tells Ortom
• Imansuagbon to contest for Edo governorship poll
• Leadership tussle: Reps' new battle of letter writing
• Court refuses to stop Akpabio as Senate minority leader
• Imo governorship: Tribunal dismisses Ihedioha's petition
• Not electing APC would've been a grave mistake
• Rivers: Peterside not properly nominated by APC ' Wike
• Sins of the governors
• For fair access to Buhari's N5000 social security fund
• African scholars meet in Morocco
• Time to address farmer-grazer conflicts
• Kaduna FRCN to partner with ABU Samaru FM
• How almajirai survive on campus
• Nasarawa varsity fixes date for post-UTME
• Nasarawa varsity VC lauds Benue students
• UniAbuja denies sack of vice chancellor
• Physically challenged student gets scholarship
• Maryam Abacha American University, NUC square up over degrees
• Why Nigerian students perform better than UK kids
• Exam malpractice not limited to academic environment ' Yahaya
• NCCE to act tough on CoEs
• Five-year-old girl dies inside well
• Tribunal fixes August 4 for judgment on FCT N/Assembly elections
• Group donates to orphans at Yango village
• Be patient with Buhari, Pai chief urges Nigerians
• Police nab 'one chance' gang at Kubwa
• Abandoned electricity project worries Gumbo residents
• We need good roads in Karsana
• FG pushes morphine for pain in hospitals
• Patients beyond borders: The Indians are coming
• Radio Biafra and the Biafran narratives
• El-Rufa'i, PMB and our oil misfortune
• Nigeria names Diogu, Oyedeji, Aminu, 23 others for Afrobasket
• Maurice Green for Ogba reception
• Qudus advises Oliseh on young players
• Siasia invites Sokari, four others for Congo
• First Bank pip First Deepwater to reach Zenith Bank League finals
• Enyeama leads old guards against Tanzania
• Oliseh: I'm too big to be bribed by players
• Odemwingie: I want to score more goals for Stoke
• Kanu dissociates self from capstone sports agency
• Oduamadi joins Turkish side Sanl'urfa S.K

NATIONAL MIRROR

• Party supremacy, personal ambitions threaten APC stability
• Bayelsa 2016: Group presents publisher as APGA aspirant
• APC candidate accuses INEC of frustrating inspection of materials
• We're sure of achieving victory at tribunal 'PDP
• Give national interest priority'Kogi Speaker
• UPP to Buhari: Constitute agency to recover illegal acquisitions abroad
• Tribunal hears case against ex-Senate President, Mark July 27
• Boko Haram razes Buratai's home town, kill 2
• Two killed, others injured in Ogun fuel tank accidents
• Lagos arraigns Ibirogba, two others
• Former SGF, Saleh, dies at 87
• Lagos raises alarm over new criminal antics
• CCECC workers protest mass sack, working condition
• Breach of contract: Lawyer slams N200m suit on MTN, others
• We can contain insurgency ' IGP
• TETFund trains 12,000 lecturers in 4 years
• Ministers stole 1m barrels of oil per day, says Buhari
• Burgeoning number of IDPs and their predicaments
• Lawyer asks court to sack acting INEC chairman
• ICPC after 9 Ogun council chairmen as tenure expires today
• Ashafa, at 60, wants senators to make sacrifice
• Nigeria's best varsity'what next
• Private schools want 6 years primary education policy enforced
• Proprietor tasks graduates on good morals
• Kwara college teachers decry non-payment of salaries
• FG denies plan to hand over unity colleges to states
• Admission seekers still consider NCE programmes as last option 'Provost
• Lead Forte schools won't compromise standard 'Lemo
• Fraudsters hijack FG's scholarship scheme
• Educationist wants frequent review of curriculum
• All is not well with JAMB'S CBT
• AVRS tasks FG on war against piracy
• Flour Mills pre-tax profit drops 6%
• Afrinvest unveils tech to track unclaimed investments
• Foreign carriers' multiple entries hurting Nigerian airlines 'Stakeholders
• Political interest won't influence fertilizer sale to farmers 'Dankwambo
• APM Terminals Apapa sets new cargo handling record
• NAHCO commences cargo operations at Akanu Ibiam airport
• CFOs' awards maiden edition to hold in Sept
• New ITU policy may influence NCC's telecoms regulatory regime
• NACCIMA seeks govt's policy support for local exporters
• Why power sector challenges subsist 'NERC boss