Today's Newspaper Headlines : Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Good morning everyone, it's a wet morning here in the city of Abuja. Hope you all had a good night. News headlines from selected national newspapers across the nation is ready for your reading pleasure. Do have a nice day as you read.

VANGUARD

• Buhari meets Obama, to appoint ministers September
• No secrecy in NASS budgets, salaries ' Mark
• EBOLA: AU describes outbreak as most complex in disease's history
• Army chief in Maiduguri; changes code to Operation Lafiya Dole
• Lufthansa sacks 13 Nigerian Amnesty pilots
• Boy, 3, dies in well; 4-yr-old brother stopped from rescue attempt
• Reps leadership crisis: Gbajabiamila camp tells Oyegun to ignore Dogara
• Foremost poet, Niyi Ogundare rues quality of Nigerian graduates
• Unpaid salaries: Ondo workers to start indefinite strike
• INEC: Zakari on the scale of history
• Why PDP senators allowed APC to produce senate president ' Olujimi
• Enugu Urban renewal: Is Ugwuanyi walking the talk
• Investment opportunities abound in Akwa Ibom ' Bassey
• Comments, queries for CBN and banks on BVN
• Investors earn N233bn in first half 2015
• Oando seeks legislation on renewable energy use
• Nigerians spent N1.7trn on petrol in 2014
• Fossil fuel'll remain dominant till 2040 'ExxonMobil
• Top 10 performing stocks
• AGM: Are companies meeting shareholders' demand' (2)
• Bayelsa govt set to hold 2nd economic investment forum
• Jigawa govt backs Dangote's rice farm project
• Union Bank lends N194bn to energy firms
• 150 stock broking firms to meet recapitalisation deadline
• Let us move on
• Building blocks for Nigeria's electrical future
• The Ekwulobia prison transfer
• Deregulating Nigeria's downstream sector
• Buhari approves funds for All African Games
• Siasia sure of beating Congo in 2nd leg
• Wike assures Rivers govt's readiness to host more matches
• Zenith Bank B/Ball League: IGP Queens cruise to semis
• T/Tennis: Union Bank set to battle Africa
• Brila FM thrills fans with wave ur banner season 7
• Protester throws paper money at Blatter
• FIFA's election for Blatter's successor on Feb 26
• Kano Pillars sacks Coach Emordi over poor performance
• FIFA to press for tougher checks after scandal
• 2face, Wizkid, Flavour, Olamide, Basketmouth, other stars who failed to win @ MAMA 2015
• P-square , Phyno make triumphant entry after MAMA awards
• Na only Fulani waka come (2)
• As Buhari visits Obama
• After Ebola, Nigeria can defeat polio
• Bridge Clinic is 'IVF Service Provider of the Year
• Unilever oral health programme targets 10m school children

PUNCH

• FTSE 100 higher amid Eurozone stability
• Aveva shares jump on Schneider Electric deal
• Community shuts Shell's oil field, demands power supply
• Motivate yourself to stick to your budget
• Banks credit to economy rises to N12.6tn
• You can make more money from your property
• CIS, NUASA collaborate on capacity building
• Strategic Minerals' CEO buys new shares
• Morgan Stanley's Q2 earnings beat expectations
• Ecobank, MoneyGram launch outbound money transfer service
• Chicken, turkey scarcity hits market, prices soar by 29%
• Goldplat falls by 12.5% on profit warning
• Tambuwal commends Fidelity Bank for CSR initiative
• Ogun town writes FERMA over bad roads
• DSS invasion of my house unlawful ' Ex-Sultan
• Group asks Obama to recover Nigeria's stolen funds
• Wike visited twice but never met me 'CJN
• Jonathans supporters still bitter about Buharis victory Keyamo
• Osun APC lacks economic ideas, says PDP
• PDP defectorsll ruin APC
• Kwara planning to divert N3bn bailout funds PDP
• Ill pardon those who return stolen funds Umahi
• APC, APGA leaders fault Dickson over N25bn loan
• Bailout: Ekiti NBA boss defends Buhari
• Tribute to the LASTMA official who died on duty
• No polio in Nigeria for one year
• Bailout for debtor media houses
• Buhari has popularised Radio Biafra
• CBNs policy on forex control
• Aregbesola and Osun: From billions to millions
• The era of digital healing (2)
• Buzz social media diary
• What you require to build a smart website
• Discuss anti-gay law with Buhari, HRW tells Obama
• Suspected homosexual rapist shot dead in riot
• My political destiny not tied to Jonathan
• Anambra PDP congresses start today
• The changes US wants in Nigeria ' Envoy
• Obama okays Buhari's agenda for defeating Boko Haram
• Profitable investment options for Nigerians
• Why I wont form cabinet until September Buhari
• NGF: APC to reject Fayose as deputy chair
• Gbajabiamila faction rejects Dogaras zoning of principal offices
• Fayose attacks Obasanjo for criticising Jonathan
• Eight killed in bomb explosion at police checkpoint
• Buhari, APC not slow Odigie-Oyegun
• Ondo workers to begin strike tomorrow
• Salary cut: We cant stop Buhari, says RMAFC
• Fears over health of Jonathans Chief Security Officer
• Rivers APC alleges plot to frustrate election petitions
• CDHR seeks review of Aregbesolas probe panel
• Why military aid dropped under Jonathan US agency
• Toshiba inflated profits by $1.2bn Report
• IBM, RTI move to develop Africa via data
• Glo records highest number of new subscribers
• NCS calls for patronage of IT professionals
• FirstBank sponsors third digital conference in Africa
• Huawei urges telecoms regulators to release 5G spectrum
• Digital migration: TVC distributes 100,000 CONSAT decoders
• Firm boosts e-transaction with new app
• Yudala offline makes a debut
• Unpaid salaries force Wesley varsity to close
• LASU begins exams on Wednesday
• We're preparing students for job market 'AUN
• Be agents of change, provost tells youths
• NOUN, group sign MoU
• Private varsities can't break even until 50 years'Crescent VC
• Medical colleges want members to embrace ICT
• Mentors disappearing from our varsities 'Osundare
• Catholic varsity to provide holistic learning 'Cardinal Okojie
• Standing desks are full of good advice
• Health and fitness news
• Why bad genes don't always lead to bad diseases
• Germ-proof your environ
• When it comes to genotype, love isn't enough
• Breakfasts for busy mornings
• Your sperm is delicate, protect it!
• Piracy can't stop film on Iredi War 'Ukala
• Oral poetry: Nigerian Folklore Society calls for papers
• At last, feuding writers sheathe their swords
• I consulted Terry, Cahill on Falcao ' Mourinho
• Oliseh eyes Jordon Ibe ' Report
• Rooney set for Everton return
• Amokachi, Manu target Pillars job
• Barca stars need to rest ' Enrique
• Hulk fears for World Cup
• Sunshine target league title
• NSC warns athletes against doping
• FG approves fund for All Africa Games
• NFF summons Siasia, Falcons coach
• Union Bank set for African tourney
• Zenith League:Dolphins, First Bank reach semis
• I won't stand in FIFA election ' Blatter

THISDAY

• Kogi Needs a Visionary Leader, Says Yahaya Bello
• Jonathan's Ex-ADC: I Wasn't Arrested By EFCC
• CSO: Buhari's Stand on Halliburton Good Omen for Anti-corruption War in Nigeria
• Umeh Laments Igbo Marginalisation in Nigeria Charles
• DSS Siege on Dasuki's House Lawful, Says Activist
• Bailout: Buhari Didn't Breach Constitution, Says Ekiti NBA Chair
• Military Alone Cannot Defeat Boko Haram - Biden Tells Buhari
• Buhari Gets US Backing in Renewed Effort to Fight Terrorism
• Buhari Leaves Blair's House to Meet Obama, Joe Biden
• Free Train Service Has Come to Stay---Osun Govt
• Change Not Part of Buhari's Agenda'.
• Stop Attacking Jonathan, Fayose Tells Obasanjo
• Emeakayi Refutes Allegations on Sale of PDP Congress Forms
• Manitoba's Renewed Mandate
• NASS Crises: Gbajabiamila Group Writes Oyegun, Says Dogara's Letter Flawed
• N'Assembly: It's Not APC's Business to Anoint Principal Officers, Says Yakasai
• Nigeria Will Save $50 Billion Annually if Local Agric Production is Protected
• Decline in US's Shale, Crude Oil Output May Boost Global Demand
• Oando Seeks Legislation to Boost Usage of Renewable Energy
• Afren's Financial Position Faces Uncertainty
• Expert Proffers Solution to IT Skills Gap
• States, Discos' Selective Choices Fuel Inadequate Power Supply
• Expert Proffers Ways to Restructure NNPC, Oil Industry
• Dickson to Set up Committee on Brass Oil and Gas Free Zone
• Unilever Takes Omo to Abuja, Neighborhoods
• IITA Engages Nigerian Engineers in Search for Mechanical Weed Control Implements
• Buhari Seeks Obama's Help to Recover '$150bn Nigerian Loot
• Gbajabiamila Group Writes Oyegun, Rejects Dogara's Proposal
• Mortein Re-launches Anti-malaria Product
• EFCC Probes Marketers, PEF Officials over Fraudulent Claims on Bridging Funds
• Stakeholders Advised to Tap into Potential of WTC
• President Obama Again Leaves Nigeria off his Africa Trip Itinerary
• Furore over Diversion of NLNG Dividends
• Excess Crude Account: Okonjo-Iweala's Conviction without Trial
• APC, PDP Set to Clash over Choice of Fayose As NGF Deputy Chair
• Eight Killed in Police Checkpoint Bomb Blast in Damaturu
• Boko Haram: Operation Zaman Lafiya Now Code Named 'Operation Lafiya Dole
• Mark: Allegation of Secrecy in National Assembly Budget Cheap Blackmail
• Ex-Sultan Dasuki Expresses Displeasure over DSS Raid on His Residence
• HRW Urges Obama to Press for Repeal of Same-sex Prohibition Act in Nigeria
• Tambuwal Makes It a Criminal Offence to Deprive Children of Education
• Stop Attacking Jonathan, Fayose Tells Obasanjo
• Wike Expresses Anger over Report on Visits to CJN
• Nasarawa: Fear of Further Violence Drives Villagers away from Homes
• Group Accuses N'Assembly of Frequent, Baseless Adjournments
• Buhari Has an Agenda, Change is Not One of them, Says Nwosu
• EU, Sahara Group to Partner on Power Supply, Child Nutrition
• Call for Entries for Etisalat Prize for Literature 2015 Announced
• Obi Felicitates with Students on His Birthday
• Nigeria Committed to Good Governance, Fighting Terror
• Addressing Justice Delay: ADR is Key
• BUA Group is Spearheading Innovation, Creativity in Business
• An Endless Wait for Policy Direction
• Bart Nnaji and Repeat Practice

THE SUN

• President not slow, says Oyegun
• Election tribunal: Rivers APC alleges gang-up by INEC, judges to frustrate petitions
• Group accuses PDP chieftain of sycophancy to attract Buhari's attention
• Reps principal officers: APC group backs Gbajabiamila
• N/Assembly crisis: Group urges APC to suspend Saraki, Dogora
• Let Jonathan be, Fayose tells Obasanjo
• Bailout: PDP accuses Kwara of diverting N2bn
• I did not receive Wike in my office ' CJN
• We'll welcome Obi back to APGA -Obiano
• Forget Senegal 2016 ticket, Le Roy tells Nigeria
• Eagles' call up: Oliseh to meet Ibe
• Nigeria v Congo U-23 Africa qualifier: Wike splashes dollars on Dream Team
• Zenith Bank Women's Basketball League: IGP Queens, First Bank, Dolphins cruise into semis
• Bolt to face solid test in London
• FG approves fund for AAG
• FIFA to elect new president Feb 26
• Looted funds: Buhari pleads with Obama to help locate $150bn
• CBN's SLF to banks closes at N509.66bn in April
• Nigeria seals N4.5trn trade pact with UK
• Why FG banned 113 vessels from lifting crude oil
• Cuban flag is raised over Havana's embassy in Washington for the first time in 54 years
• Battle to bring 'Africa's Pinochet' to court
• UK prankster Simon Brodkin throws money at Fifa's Sepp Blatter
• Buhari, Biden share notes on terror war
• Boko Haram: Konduga residents to return home in one week ' COAS assures
• First Bank faces money laundering charge
• Army chief blows hot, says terrorists'll not derail peace in North-East again
• No secrecy in NASS procedures -Mark
• SERAP wants Obama to return stolen assets to Nigeria
• Buhari's visit'll improve economy, relations with US 'Adefuye
• Aregbesola denies plans to sack 10,000 workers
• Bayelsa community shut down Shell facility over power outage
• Court adjourns case against Anambra AG, others
• Appointments: Buhari unfair to South East 'Rep
• Why anti-hypertension drugs should be free in Nigeria ' Ekunno
• God saved Ekiti from destruction 'Speaker
• US advises Buhari to engage technocrats
• I'll appoint ministers in September ' Buhari
• We'll help Nigeria overcome challenges 'Obama
• Refusal to educate your child in Sokoto, now criminal offence 'Tambuwal
• Why DSS moved on Dasuki
• Anxiety over health of Jonathan's detained CSO
• Buhari, Obama discuss Nigeria's Boko Haram
• Eight years of Buhari's presidency: Why not, if not
• Between Dino Melaye and the judiciary
• The change must start now
• The plot to unseat Ekweremadu
• Nexim Bank and Nigeria beyond crude oil
• Beyond Buhari and Osinbajo's pay cut

GUARDIAN

• Traditional ruler denies link to violence in Igbokoda
• ITF boss debunks report on relocation of headquarters
• SMEDAN partners CAWAN on training for two million Nigerians
• NSE, Rack Centre seal pact on data centre co-location services
• New wave of consolidation may swallow Spanish banks
• JPMorgan reaches $388 million settlement in mortgage securities case
• Bureaucrats derail Indonesia's infrastructure devt plan
• Vitafoam expands operations, inaugurates new centre
• FMANto tap into PenCom assets for capital market growth
• Running a successful business in Nigeria: My experience (3)
• LafargeHolcim targets early consolidation of Nigerian operations
• Jigawa supports Dangote's integrated rice project
• Buhari urged to unveil policy on oil theft
• Fayose laments Obasanjo's attacks on Jonathan, South South
• Oil and gas trainers hold confab in Lagos
• WHO, UNAIDS plan to end AIDS with new testing guidelines
• Police arrest 14 suspects in Benue State killings
• New Army Chief launches fresh operation to tackle insurgency
• Rotary Club gives loan to 30 women in FCT
• Imo community decries invasion by alleged cult members
• Group donates safety kits to school
• Benue youths eject 12 suspected cult members from community
• Foundation seeks govt's assistance for widows
• Pharmacists' council seals off erring drug outlets
• IS bans private internet access in Syria bastion: activists
• Osun group, APC differ over planned summit
• Coca-Cola encourages Special Olympics athletes to reach-up at competition
• Dasuki's father condemns invasion of his personal Sokoto home by DSS
• Tragic end for suspected rapist
• Mark defends tenure as Senate president as Reps crisis persists
• Ebonyi begins traders' relocation to International Market in September
• Labour accuses Okorocha of breaching payment pact
• Edo APC, PDP differ over calls for Orbih's removal
• Let's support Governor Ifeanyi Okowa to succeed
• IOCs' divestments, non-passage of PIB threaten Nigeria's oil reserves
• Arm Wrestling Federation wants 10 good athletes for World Championship
• Nigeria will soon regain its position in world sports
• Rivers ready to host more matches, says Wike
• Robson: Van Gaal can be ruthless
• IGP Queens, First Bank in semi-finals
• Presidency approves All Africa Games funds
• Ahead 2015 AAG: Yakmut warns athletes against doping, assures them of better welfare
• Milner scores again as Liverpool beat Adelaide United 2-0
• Sterling to get game time for ManCity against Roma
• FIFA decides election date amid bribes crisis
• PENGASSAN faults El-Rufai's call for NNPC's disbandment
• PwC gets global award
• Confusion over fate of sacked Rivers' council chairmen
• Pensioners demand inclusion of arrears in 2015 budget
• Pensioners demand inclusion of arrears in 2015 budget
• ICPC wants anti-graft studies in tertiary schools
• WAUTI elects Somorin as first female president
• ICSAN boss lauds bailout for states
• UNODC trains 640 Nigerians on counter-terrorism
• Labour dispute looms over allegedcasualisation plans
• Experts hinge diversification of Nigeria's economy on youth empowerment
• Behold the Kuru Declaration
• The challenges of access to justice
• Why Emefiele is right on importation ban
• Buhari and roots of corruption
• Uncivilised behaviour at National Assembly
• PAY DAY
• The red alert on insecticides

LEADERSHIP

• How Cameraman, Police Saved Lives From Damaturu Suicide Attack
• Gov Tambuwal Criminalises Refusal To Educate Children In Sokoto
• APC Govs Fault Fayose's Choice As NGF Deputy Chair
• NASS Crisis May Derail Buhari's Govt ' Sen Jibrin
• Suicide Bomber Kills 2 Police, 4 Civilians In Yobe
• Buhari Has Integrity, Clear Agenda ' Obama
• I Will Appoint Ministers In September ' PMB
• Jigawa, Communities Support Dangote Rice Project
• Principal Officers: APC Group Writes Oyegun, Insists On Gbajabiamila As House Leader
• More Trouble For Dasuki Over Military Funds
• Olamide, Kiss Daniel, Others To Grab MAFP/ Peace Achievers Awards 2015
• Stanbic IBTC Awards N4m To Customers
• Domestic Airlines Urge FG To Cut Charges
• Market Capitalisation Drops By N850bn Over Devaluation, Insecurity
• SEC To Hold 2nd Quarter CMC Meeting On July 28
• NSE Admits N3bn Kogi Bond
• Unimpressive H1 Results Further Dampen Investor Confidence
• Kano Pillars Sacks Coach Emordi Over Poor Performance
• Nigeria Committed To Good Governance And Fighting Terror
• Change Of Guards At The Military High Command
• Buhari Must Remain Firm As He Meets Obama
• Kogi, Edo Elections 'll Be Test Case For APC ' Imansuangbon

TRIBUNE

• OPC leader seeks special status for Lagos
• Lagosians to protest hike in electricity tariff today
• Airtel adopts 5 primary schools in Nigeria
• Osundare decries dearth of mentors in Nigerian varsities
• Let Jonathan be, Fayose tells OBJ
• Buhari draws battle line with Saraki 'Awaits police report on allegedly forged Rule Book
• NASS crisis: Gbajabiamila's loyalists reject Dogara's zoning formula 'Insists on party supremacy
• Disquiet in Oyo, Ogun, Ondo over new deal in House
• CBN directive: Federal Mortgage Bank gives debtors 14-day ultimatum
• USAID reiterates commitment to agric research, training
• Refusal to educate a child to be criminalised in Sokoto 'Tambuwal
• Glo ambassadors haul MAMA awards
• COAS promises hard times for Boko Haram
• Father dies, children injured as fire razes houses in Lagos
• UNAIDS reduces price for HIV early infant diagnostic technologies
• Buhari to Obama: $150bn stolen in past decade
• I never held meeting with Rivers governor, says Chief Justice of Nigeria
• Saudi Arabia floods market with diesel, opening fuel price war
• UPDATED: Obama passes vote of confidence on Buhari's leadership style
• Force alone can't stop Boko Haram, US VP tells Buhari
• UPDATED: You must work with Buhari to make Nigeria great, Obama tells governors
• Combine military action against Boko Haram with social programmes, Obama tells Buhari
• Ondo workers threaten to begin strike on Wednesday
• Commentary: Nigeria committed to good governance and fighting terror, by Muhammadu Buhari
• All set for meeting with Obama as Buhari arrives US
• Kogi not a failed state 'Gov Wada
• Why Buhari must run an inclusive govt 'Olaore
• We're ready to make sacrifice 'Oyo dep Speaker
• Still on meters and estimated bills
• US, Cuba restore diplomatic ties, open embassies after 54 years
• UN Security Council endorses Iran nuclear deal
• Cameron unveils strategy to tackle Islamist extremism in UK
• Greece finally reopens banks, starts repaying some debts
• Senegal's court puts ex-Chad leader Habre on trial
• Burundi holds presidential poll today amid political unrest
• Intels redeems N1bn commitment for repair of East-West Road
• Ogun donates relief materials to storm victims
• CSR: Airtel adopts 5 primary schools
• Beggars, hawkers, refuse deface Sango underbridge'Investigation'Investigation
• UPU set to reduce hunger, unemployment among Urhobos
• Deji of Akure reopens Erekesan market
• Delta Muslims urge monarch to resolve cemetery land crisis
• Ikere monarch concludes traditional rites, resumes at palace

DAILY TRUST

• Obama tells Buhari at White House: You've clear agenda to defeat B/Haram, graft
• Obama praises Buhari's integrity
• NLNG's 'missing' dividends must be recovered
• Tambuwal warns on out of school children
• Why Nigerians should support Buhari ' Duhu
• Plateau: Why we dissolved councils 'Gov. Lalong
• Kogi needs visionary leader
• APC doesn't believe in federal character ' Rep Nwokolo
• LG chairmen sack is against rule of law ' Rep Lar
• Kwara PDP threatens court action over Ahmed's cabinet
• Can Abu Lolo unlock the potentials of Niger State
• No tears for Sambo Dasuki
• Mocking Obama
• Concerns over holding charge in Nigeria
• Industrial Court further adjourns suit against FHA boss to Sept 28
• Prioritise administration of criminal justice ' Group tells Buhari
• Lawyers and fashion
• Court must consider any defence open to an accused''.Court of Appeal
• Piracy would no longer be profitable -DG NCC
• Zuba monarch tasks parents on children upbringing
• Insecurity, economic downturn: FCT residents celebrate Sallah indoors
• Drunk vomits to death at Kubwa
• Herders fight over girlfriend at Kuje community
• Suspected gunmen rape house wife in Abuja village
• Teenager commits suicide over mother's rebuke
• Security guard repels robbery at Jikwoyi
• New survey on urban governance
• Surveyors to meet in Enugu
• Ayade to approve 4 storey buildings in Calabar
• Multi billion naira ECOWAS estate rots in Abuja
• Unoccupied houses now used to hide laundered money
• Africa's expectation of Global Financing Facility
• I've suddenly started experiencing heat and dryness
• I've suddenly started experiencing heat and dryness
• I've suddenly started experiencing heat and dryness
• Some Nigerian hospitals now equipped to handle complicated surgeries
• Kebbi VVF conducts 2,000 operations on patients
• UNFPA demands help for women displaced by conflict
• Why many Nigerian medics fail abroad - Dr. Adaeze
• NLC urges Buhari to wade into Federal Medical Centre crisis
• Transfers fail to calm disquiet at NAFDAC
• Making the best of a bad situation
• Oil workers worry over termination of Arco's contract
• PENGASSAN urges Agip to obey court order on contract
• Forex crisis threatens fuel import for third quarter
• Nigerian content boss commissions spooling facility
• Kebbi commences installation of 7.5MVA,33/11KV transformers
• Why FG should halt renewal of Manitoba's contract
• NERC moves to audit electricity market operation, TCN
• Local meter manufacturers want intervention fund
• Subsidy, fuel scarcity and burden of Buhari's inaction
• Airtel kits 400 pupils, adopts school in Kwara
• Dearth of activities stalls wheelchair tennis development
• Siasia blames Congo draw on team's wasted chances
• Pillars sack Emordi, Amokachi, Babaganaru likely successors
• Akinwunmi harps on NFF's World Cup vision
• AAG: Nigerian wrestlers target six gold medals
• Nigeria targets AAG medals sweep in weightlifting, wrestling
• Nigeria to sweep medals in weightlifting, wrestling to win All Africa Games
• Nigeria/Congo Qualifier: 90 minutes of tension for me, says Amiesimaka
• Kano Pillars sacks Coach Emordi over poor performance
• Kano Pillars sack Coach EMORDI

NATIONAL MIRROR

• Ondo workers set for strike over non-payment of salaries
• Army raises the alarm over use of COAS' name for extortion
• PDP, group differ on planned Osun summit
• El-Rufai happy over hitch-free Sallah in Kaduna
• Buhari has clear agenda for Nigeria, says Obama
• Workers escape death in Imo building collapse
• Ex-minister, 2,000 others defect to APC in Kogi
• NASS crisis: Gbajabiamila group rejects zoning
• Umeh decries poor representation by South East legislators
• Umahi laments Elechi's mismanagement of funds
• Bird flu spreading across W'Africa, spillover feared, UN warns
• Workers' salaries and Buhari's bail-out
• Battle for soul of Kogi commences
• Buhari's govt has hit the ground running 'Mohammed
• APC-USA, Canada welcome Buhari to Washington
• APC's mission is to rescue Nigeria 'Ondo Rep
• Associations endorse APC guber aspirant
• My political destiny not tied to Jonathan -Ikiogha
• Senate impunity, threat to Buhari govt, democracy 'Jibrin
• Buhari in America: Matters arising
• Trapped fund in real estate sector crucial to affordable housing 'Experts
• Another building collapse: Experts task SON on implementation of building codes
• AGF tasks public sector accountants on fi scal prudence
• FG to pay N400bn subsidy claims to marketers
• AFC to access $9.3bn Green Climate Fund
• Why I support the NMRC
• 3rd NBAC Conference holds March 2016
• Irish firm eyes Nigerian hospitality market
• FGBMFI to provide members with business opportunities
• Open Sky Policy: U.S airlines' decry Gulf carriers' dominance
• Re-building: Ibe gets Oliseh's look-in
• Poor run: Pillars sack Emordi
• T/tennis: Union Team set for Cameroun
• Zenith B'ball: IGP Queens, First Bank in semi-final
• Ambode commits to badminton