Today's Newspaper Headlines : Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Below are the news headlines from leading national newspapers across the country. Do have a nice day as you read.

VANGUARD

• Appointment of New Service Chiefs: 25 Generals face retirement
• No rift between me and Buhari, says Tinubu
• Four die, as oil spill causes multiple accidents in Ogun
• Unpaid salaries: Osun workers resume suspended strike
• NLC urges relocation of Ekwulobia Boko Haram suspects
• Ogun SDP congratulates Osoba at 76
• FG, APC must apologise for misleading public over bailout funds 'Group
• Eid-el-Fitr: FG declares Friday, Monday public holidays
• Zakat-ul-Fitr: Calculation and payment in money
• Enugu lawyer compels EFCC to investigate Chime
• US Gay Marriage Ruling: We Say No!
• Why Senate is yet to get committees
• EDO: Day Rice man dumped PDP for APC
• NASS Crisis: We need quick resolution ' Oji
• Prestige builds robust human capital to beat competition
• Pope Francis on climate change and Nigeria
• Still on can evil triumph over good
• INEC:Gambling with integrity
• Nigeria goes Near Field Communication with 'PayWithCapture
• Reliable tips in conserving smartphone batteries
• Technology players ditch competition for Tech+ conference
• Media executives advocate proper checks for online media practice
• How to rank top on social media
• Workplace transformation with analytics, unified communication
• Associated Discount House migrates to Finacle 10
• BlackBerry gets HP's certification for Helion ready program
• Oliseh must learn from Keshi's mistakes
• Toriola, Quadri lead Team Nigeria to ITTF Cup in Cameroon
• Gotv Boxing Night: N1m, trophy for best boxer
• Eagles: Historic day as Oliseh takes over
• Dream Team 'll do Nigeria proud ' Prince Elutabe
• Gifted eyes six more bouts to challenge Tripple G
• FIBA Africa U-16: Nigerian girls maintain unbeaten run
• Oliseh 'll do more than coaching ' Pinnick
• Van Persie sends emotional message to Arsenal, Man United
• Video: Sterling signs for Manchester City
• Whoopi Goldberg abandons disgraced Cosby
• King Sunny Ade's US show cancelled, fans demand refund
• The truth about Bill Cosby ' Cosby wife
• There's 'nothing' to NDLEA's probe ' Davido
• Facebook hands some news feed controls back to users
• Tiwa Savage, Wizkid renew contracts with Pepsi
• Omotola, Ali Baba to be honoured at 2015 AAA
• 50 cent files for bankruptcy
• Public officials: What manner of austerity
• Bailouts in Greece and Nigeria: Public debt and accountability
• Amuwo Odofin schools: Facing prolonged neglect

PUNCH

• APC leaders unfair to Tinubu ' Akande
• Plot against Ekweremadu'll fail, says Rep
• Awori indigenes storm Tinubu's residence in protest
• Abia tribunal dismisses Anyim's petition against Ikpeazu
• Online activists tackle Buhari over pilgrimage subsidy
• The map of the future is here
• Buzz social media diary
• How identical twins reconnected on YouTube
• Barons, couriers and victims of narcotics
• Buhari and renewed Boko Haram offensive
• Restore military checkpoints
• Going to America
• National Assembly: An ego quest or stress test
• Sure-fire marriage destroyers to avoid
• Nigerias killer containers
• Nigeria, UK target N4.5tn trade in five years
• Stop cutting trees, preserve the environment ' Ambode
• Scrap dealers strike over poor pricing
• DSS officials beat Niger gov's CPS
• Yobe tribunal admits 204,900 exhibits
• Gov decries poor state of road
• Court releases Lamido, sons on bail
• Again, BHaram kills 25 in Borno
• New service chiefs in closed-door meeting with predecessors
• Osinbajo seeks global leaders help in repatriating stolen funds
• NBC, security operatives hunt Radio Biafra operator
• Complaints commission has justified its existence Obasanjo
• Niger Delta projects hindered by funds PS
• Parties wont share senate committees equally Saraki group
• FG declares July 17, 20 holidays for Sallah
• NUT rejects compulsory computer purchase in Anambra
• JAMB fixes 180 as cut-off points for varsities
• Osun workers reject half salaries
• On medicare and assessing the value of lung cancer screening
• Health and fitness news
• WHO recommends injectable Artesunate for severe malaria
• Philips refurbishes Lagos health centre
• Diet can determine how fast you heal
• Primary healthcare centres are meant to serve you!
• Experts frown on lapses in medical regulation
• Medics link wrong diagnosis to poor training
• Prenatal test: Detect future maternal cancer
• PMG-MAN decries new National Drug Distribution Guidelines
• Nigeria needs more Intensive Care Units ' Cole
• Lagos seals 29 illegal patent medicine stores
• More young Nigerians have hypertension' Doctors
• Beyond physically staying in shape
• Merck, UNESCO others unite against Ebola
• Why Nigeria failed to achieve MDGs ' FG
• Why Nigeria failed to achieve MDGs ' FG
• Foundation donates drugs to widows
• Foods for damaged nerves
• We didn't approve Davido's video 'Censors board
• Klint Da Drunk for Eko beauty pageant
• Entertainment industry can bail out state govts 'Ogundaisi
• Van Persie joins Fenerbahce
• Adeyemi joins Leeds
• Oliseh in Abuja for unveiling today
• Sterling completes City move
• Russia fire Capello
• Tiote misses tour
• Moses in Mourinho's plans, says Stoke boss
• ABU, UNILAG for Oyedeji Intercollegiate Championship
• LMC sanctions Wolves, Taraba
• Boxers eye N1m jackpot at GOtv tourney
• AFN not to blame for athletes' visa problem ' Falilat
• Xavi slams Real
• StarTimes unveils Bundesliga promo

THE SUN

• Strange stream: Women go mad, barren for violating rules
• Anambra woman makes wave in casket making
• Anglican Communion fetes Nnewi Prison inmates
• Buhari's chieftaincy title causes royal rumble in Abia
• Scavengers' world: Abuja, where wastes turn wealth
• Benue gov to support 2015 Christian pilgrims
• Blogger to Buhari: Change Nigeria or Nigeria changes you
• Poor indigenous films quality inspired me to set up school 'Afrigos
• Don't exclude South-East from your cabinet, group tells Buhari
• UPN crisis worsens, as party leadership disowns Fasheun
• Redeem your pledge to Nigerians, PDP tells Buhari
• Dogara to announce principal officersonresumption
• 22 PDP caretaker committee chairmen in control of LGAs -Obuah
• I didn't demand anything from President 'Tinubu
• Drop your influence for Nigeria's sake, Buhari begs APC
• Rio 2016 qualifier: Oshoala, Ebi to miss E/Guinea clash
• Golden Boot Award: Yekini Foundation hails LMC
• Oliseh gets rousing welcome in Abuja
• NFF writes Bureau of Public Procurement
• 56% of Ebonyi people are financially excluded ' CBN
• CBN assures stakeholders of reliable payment system
• NCC to slam N10m fine on service providers
• FG extends Manitoba contract, disregards labour's threat
• Govt to develop grazing reserves to end conflicts
• Boko Haram kills 45 in Monguno Borno
• Shell lifts force majeure on Nigeria's Forcados crude oil stream
• U.S NASA spacecraft speeds past Pluto
• Historic Iran nuclear deal reached
• In Rivers community, bad roads torment residents
• NLC congratules Osagie, The Sun MD
• We'll honour life-changing agreements ' Buhari
• JAMB pegs varsity exam pass mark at 180
• Police arrest 15 secondary school cultists in Ebonyi
• Rivers: Health workers suspend 12 months strike
• Pension arrears: Imo pensioners give Okorocha 14-day ultimatum
• Appointments: Human rights group accuses Buhari of being anti-Igbo
• Osun workers resume work after 7 weeks strike
• Sultan tasks elected leaders on insurgency
• 254 killed in Birom/Fulani clash in Plateau 'CAN chairman
• Fight to overcome Boko Haram insurgents 'now or never' 'Shettima
• New service chiefs: 40 Generals to go
• No regrets establishing Public Complaints Commission ' Obasanjo
• Alleged fraud: Lamido, 2 sons granted bail
• FG jams Radio Biafra, hunts station's operators
• Service Chiefs: 'PICKING 2 BORNO SONS MEANS NOW OR NEVER FOR BOKO HARAM', SAYS SHETTIMA
• Zero tolerance for homosexuality in Benue ' Gov Ortom
• Lamido in the dock!
• Boko Haram puts Buhari in a tight spot
• Between population and the environment
• Beyond Coroner's report on Synagogue building collapse
• LAUSANNE deal: Why Iran needs to make it happen
• Ekweremadu: APC should embrace change
• Move Boko Haram suspects out of South East

GUARDIAN

• The Chutzpah of an incorruptible President
• Global consumption of petroleum to grow by 1.3 million bpd
• West Africa may lead world's next oil production boom
• Non-functional NNPC depots threaten fuel supply
• NCDMB seeks firms'collaboration over local content policy's implementation
• Courts stops $3.5bn Egina FPSO Contract
• Go after sponsors of oil theft, IYC tells govt
• Abia pledges support for NDDC on key projects
• Expert wants ship owners to access Cabotage Fund
• Maritime stakeholders task govt on port infrastructure
• NLNG pays $1.6bn tax to govt
• Dogara to announce principal officers next week
• Delta orders ex-political office holders to return vehicles
• Police woman allegedly kills colleague in Delta
• Tricycle operators petition govt over extortion in Enugu
• N'Delta ministry, commissioner decry poor funding of projects, NDDC
• Primate Okoh, CAN, others caution against legalising same-sex marriage in Nigeria
• Buhari plans to resuscitate textile, garment industry
• Anambra, NIA partner on Awka model city
• Rivers health workers resume work after one-year strike
• NDDC commissions 500-bed space for UUTH medical students
• Foundation seeks assistance for indigent, physically-challenged kids
• Imo communities cry for help
• Abducted Edo lecturer's whereabouts still unknown
• Manhunt after Mexican drug lord escapes from jail through tunnel
• Ayade lauds Buhari for appointing Ibas as new Chief of Naval Staff
• PDP cautions Buhari, APC against 'cosmetic' governance, propaganda
• FG extends Manitoba's contract for management of TCN
• PDP accuses APC of plotting to instigate state of emergency in Rivers
• Put national interest first, Buhari tells APC leaders
• FG jams Radio Biafra's signal, declares station illegal
• FG directs NBC to shut down Biafran radio
• Mexico seizes $11.5 mn hidden in strawberry truck
• US police officer 'ambushed' in Missouri
• Top Republicans in US Congress question Iran deal
• Aramide, Okoduwa dominate First Grandmaster Koffi U-15 Taekwondo tourney
• Toriola, Quadri lead Team Nigeria to ITTF Africa Senior Cup
• Oliseh's planned unveiling may wait, as NFF writes Bureau of Public Procurement
• Cash-strapped Delta Queens walked over in FA Cup
• N1m to be won at GOTV Boxing Night
• Enyimba, Sunshine Stars light up Aba, as FC Taraba hosts Wolves
• MLS players snipe at Gerrard, Lampard all-star picks
• Van Persie signs for Fenerbahce from Man United
• Stoke manager hints Moses may go to Chelsea
• Xavi laments Madrid's treatment of friend Casillas
• Toothpick Alert: A cue for software industry development in Nigeria (1)
• MTN, Google, others support technology conference
• Dell introduces new business solutions
• Samsung unveils new UHD TV
• VConnect's expansion to buoy Nigeria's e-commerce sector
• Oracle extends cost comprehensive enterprise cloud portfolio
• Beta Computers offers POS, accounting solutions on flexible services options
• How market restructuring can boost 30% broadband penetration target
• Lenovo unveils new brand logo
• VDT, ATCON collaborate for Internet Protocol workshop
• Bladder cancer in Nigeria: Why snails matter (2)
• A case for the welfare state
• TRUE COLOURS
• Rethinking the states and bailout
• Beyond the bailout of debtor-states
• Women group demands better deal for culture sector
• Don't Die on Wednesday is first as sports fiction, says Afenfia
• For AMEMUSITO Concert, Toledo returns in style
• Artmosphere to hold on Saturday in Ibadan

LEADERSHIP

• Ekiti Doctors Call For Understanding Over Strike
• FG Confirms Recall Of Non-career Ambassadors
• Gov Bello's Spokesman Manhandled By SSS
• Women Entrepreneurs Hail Buhari Over New Service Chiefs
• Al-Makura Inaugurates Committee On Solid Exploration In Nasarawa
• EFCC Arraigns Kwara Ex-lawmaker Over N82.5m Fraud
• Kogi Chieftaincy Tussle: Court Sacks Oba Of Gbeleko
• Ambode Orders Reconstruction Of IKotun-Ejigbo Road
• Disunity In PDP Cost Us Lagos Guber Poll
• Bayelsa: Tribunal Strikes Out NCP's Petition Against INEC, Sen Paulker
• Omotola, Ali Baba To Get 2015 AAA Special Honours
• NDLEA To Probe Davido
• Helen Paul, Omobaba, Others Storm Ekiti For Sallah Fiesta
• Nigerian Men Are Liars 'Yvonne Nelson
• Hollywood Actor, Anthony Anderson To Host MAMA 2015
• Oil Production In Ondo Threatened ' NHRC
• Trade Fair Creates N500m Turnover ' DG
• NUPENG, PENGASSAN Threaten Strike Over Agip, Arco Face-off
• Petrol: Bayelsa, Lagos Residents Paid Highest At N155, N149
• Fuel Subsidy: OTL Africa Faults Dogara On Price Control Act
• FG Extends TCN Management Contract By A Year
• Nigeria Can Earn $400m From Outsourcing In 2 Years
• Glo Leads In Subscriber Acquisition For 2015 ' NCC
• United Capital Reports 13% Rise In PAT Half Year
• Naira Dips To N245/$1 As Reserves Rise
• Is Oliseh The Messiah
• NPFL Week 18: Enyimba, Giwa, Taraba, Seek Resurgence
• Bosso Eulogises Ndifreke, Says Striker Is 'An Asset
• Kano Reassures Pillars FC, Basketball Club Of Support
• Rashidi Yekini Foundation Lauds LMC Over Award
• Arsenal's Alexis Branded 'Mentally Weak' By Coach
• Man City Complete Sterling Signing
• Begovic Seals Chelsea Move
• I Want Mayweather Jnr ' Thurman
• We'll Survive Without Sterling ' Rodgers
• Embracing The Message Of Understanding At Eid
• Time To Criminalise Medical Workers' Strike
• 2015 Presidential Elections And Funds Management
• Gombe Guber Polls And The Will Of The People
• A Look At The World Of Female Photographers
• Beggars, Almajirai Relocate To Abuja
• 2015 Election: Alhassan Hosts And Thanks Women
• Power Efficiency: Energy Labels For End-use Appliances Underway

THISDAY

• Firm Collaborates with Broker on Life Insurance
• Fitness Franchise Targets 2000 Jobs for Women
• Redefining Africa
• DMO: States Raised N600bn via Bonds in 10 Years
• Nigeria's Crude Export to Spain Worth '6.5b in 2014
• Evron Launches Online Portal, Physical Store for Foodstuff
• Air Cote d'Ivoire Consolidates Operation to Nigeria
• Fate of Pencom, PTAD in a Slimmer Govt
• Appraising NPF MFB's Business Initiatives
• Stanbic IBTC Splashes N9bn Dividend on Shareholders
• Reversing EEG Suspension as Catalyst for Non-oil Exports
• Capital Markets Integration Gets Boost
• In Who's Interest is the National Corporate Governance Code
• Id-el-Fitr: FG Declares Friday, Monday Public Holidays
• IDPs in North East Increase to 1.3m
• Alleged N1.35 Billion Fraud: Lamido, Sons Free at Last
• Delta Police Arrests 35 Suspected Cultists in Warri Area
• NBC Blocks Radio Biafra
• Escapee Prisoner, 2 Others Arrested for Alleged Kidnapping
• Why We Are Unable to Complete our Projects- Niger Delta Ministry
• Nigeria's 2014 Crude Export to Spain Worth '6.5b
• Pensioners Dissociate Union from Protest Rallies
• Strike: We Are Not Out to Sabotage Buhari's Govt, Doctors Clarify
• Insurgency: Implement Your Marshal Plan Now, Rep Tells Buhari
• Foreign Ministry Confirms Recall of Non-career Ambassadors
• Niger Gov's Wife Takes up Job as Gynaecologist
• Eid-el-Fitr: FG Declares Friday, Monday Public Holidays
• Sallah: FG Sends Food and Clothes to IDPs
• Admission: JAMB Sets 180 Cut-off Point for Varsities, 150 for Polys, COEs
• Work on Ikotun-Ejigbo Road to Commence in One Week, Says Ambode Assures
• Solid Mineral Sector Development will Diversify Our Economy, Says Okowa
• Persons with Disabilities Shut NDDC, Demand Employment
• Overhauling Abuja's Road Traffic Agency
• Refusal to Approve N15.37bn Loans Behind Oshiomhole's Tirade Against Okonjo-Iweala
• FG Ignores Labour's Threat, Extends Manitoba's Contract with TCN
• Oil Rises on Slow Return of Iran Exports after Nuclear Deal
• US: We'll Compel Nigeria to Accept Same-sex Marriage
• Azaiki's Thoughts on Nigeria
• Tinubu: I Have Not Made Demands of Buhari
• Economy will Take Time to Fix, Says APC
• Boko Haram Insurgency Will Continue Unless..., by Ex-Minister
• The Imperative of Party Supremacy
• Battle to Succeed Mimiko Takes Root in Ondo
• Audu and the Confluence of Gang-up
• El-rufai and the 2019 Presidential Election
• APC, Buhari Undermining Rule of Law, PDP Alleges
• Dogara: Crisis over Principal Officers' Position in House Almost Over
• IDPs in N'East Increase to 1.3m, UNFPA, NPC Express Concern
• Cancelled PDP Kogi Congresses to Hold Next Tuesday
• US Varsity Appoints Nigerian Visiting Research Scholar
• Rivers APC Candidates Suffer Loss as Tribunal Dismisses Petitions against PDP
• 2015 Security Summit: Nispana to Help Nigeria Tackle Oil Theft, Pipeline Vandalism
• Kuku: PDP Remains Unbeatable in Ondo
• Tribunal Strikes out APC Petition in Abia
• Akwa Ibom: Tribunal Refuses Application to Disqualify APC's Witnesses
• Shell Lifts Force Majeure on Exports of Forcados Crude
• Alcatel-Lucent Achieves Distance Record for Undersea Data Transmission in Africa
• NCC to Fine Telecom Operators N10m for Unauthorised Ads, Promos
• Kaduna Electric Interviews Candidates for Jobs
• Kaduna Govt to Train Beggars in Skills Acquisition
• NBC Blocks Radio Biafra
• Osinbajo Asks World Leaders to Dismantle Safe Havens for Stolen Funds
• Refusal to Approve N15.37bn Loans Behind Oshiomhole's Tirade Against Okonjo-Iweala
• Tinubu: I Have Not Made Demands of Buhari
• FG Ignores Labour's Threat, Extends Manitoba's Contract with TCN
• Oil Rises on Slow Return of Iran Exports after Nuclear Deal
• US: We'll Compel Nigeria to Accept Same-sex Marriage
• Shettima: Appointing Two Borno Sons Means Now or Never for Boko Haram
• Bailout: Reward for Bad Behaviour
• Oliseh Arrives for Eagles Deal
• THISDAY Lands in Scotland for 144th Open Championship
• Open Championship: Tiger in Fine Fettle as Els Leads Africa's Quest
• Toriola, Quadri Lead Team Nigeria to in Cameroun
• Wikki Threatens Pillars Invincibility at Sani Abacha
• 10 StarTimes Subscribers to Win Tickets to Bundesliga
• Aramide, Others Win at 1st Grand Master Koffi Under-15 Taekwando
• Van Persie Signs for Fenerbahce
• Sterling Completes Record Move to Man City

TRIBUNE

• Reps leadership: We'll soon resolve our crisis 'Dogara
• We remain committed to rooting out Boko Haram 'US
• Rivers 22 LG caretaker chairmen still in office 'PDP
• FG to honour international agreements 'Buhari
• Ministerial list to be ready after Buhari's visit to US
• Health workers suspend one-yr-old strike in Rivers
• Senate to implement Federal Character in committee positions
• 264 killed in Riyom, Barkin Ladi in 2 months 'CAN
• N82.5m fraud: Court adjourns case against Kwara ex-lawmaker till Oct 6
• Oyegun is honest 'Yoruba leaders
• ABUTH discharges 6 Zaria bomb blast victims
• Unpaid salaries: ASUU blasts Oyo, Osun govts over LAUTECH
• We are not exploiting Micra drivers 'Oyo NURTW boss
• Residents condemn military for arresting taxi driver over suspected insurgent
• Sultan urges Nigerians to support Buhari
• Confusion over Senate's clearance of service chiefs
• 20 Generals to go
• Dozens killed as Boko Haram slits residents' throats
• NASS crisis: Why Buhari shut out Saraki, Dogara from Villa
• Move away from agents of propaganda, PDP tells Buhari
• UPDATED: Court grants Lamido bail on self recognition as sons, other get N25m bail each
• Nigeria wants sources of funding for Boko Haram, others blocked
• Osun NLC directs workers to resume strike
• I don't know any of you, your records picked you out, Buhari tells new service chiefs
• States raised N600bn bonds in 10 years- DMO
• FG declares Friday, Monday holidays for Eid-el-Fitr
• UPDATED: 4 die in multiple accidents on Sagamu-Benin expressway
• Posers over new service chiefs
• Nigeria and the oil fortune
• NASS crisis will not affect governance 'Rep
• Jega's exit and the future of INEC
• Group petitions Okowa over ceded school property
• Chieftaincy tussle: Ota indigenes want release of White Paper
• Ikorodu residents urge police to curb miscreants' acts

THE NATION

• Jonathan kicks as Buhari plans $2.1b oil cash probe
• Tinubu: no rift with Buhari
• Abuja court grants Lamido bail on self-recognition
• ICPC grills Orubebe for alleged N605m fraud
• Governors, judges, ministers, others to earn more than Buhari, Osinbajo
• Fed Govt jams illegal Radio Biafra
• U.S. renews commitment to defeat Boko Haram
• NSAs family member being held by insurgents, says governor
• Nigerians set agenda for Service chiefs
• Osinbajo intervenes in Rivers crisis
• Power transmission hits 4545Mw
• Spain spent 6.5b euros on Nigerias oil
• Oil workers threaten strike
• NEPC moves to stop rejection of Nigerias exports
• Edo, BoI set up debt recovery committee
• How to achieve long-term economic growth
• NSE begins expulsion process for inactive stockbrokers
• Wall St. opens higher on Greek debt deal
• Life Beer gives more grant to entrepreneurs
• Largest insurer acquires Nigerian subsidiary
• How not to spend forex
• Firing of Service Chiefs, NSA too late in coming
• What a Briton said
• Asiwaju and National Assembly leadership crisis
• US Rainbow of moral decadence
• Our Girls; PMB: SOS at Mowe/Ibafo by JBerger; End DRACONIAN DEMOCRACY in State, LGAs

DAILY TIMES

• Court Grants Ex-Governor, Lamido, Sons on N75m Bail
• Anambra NLC Calls on Buhari to Relocate Boko Haram Suspects
• JAMB Retains 180, 150 for Varsity, Poly Cut-off Marks
• Arrest Ondo Speaker, Clerk Now ' APC Tells IGP
• Police Sergeant, 4 Others Nabbed over Death of Cop
• Oshiomhole: Jonathan's Govt Lacked Accountability
• Russia Sacks Capello as Coach
• Sterling Completes Record 49m Move to City
• Old Mutual Acquires 13.6% Holdings in UAP Insurance
• IEI Pays $1.3m Claims to Niger-Delta Power Holding
• ARIAN, NIA on Road-Show to Promote Insurance
• Why Naira Drops to '241 against Dollar

DAILY TRUST

• Senate crisis deepens
• Buhari to APC leaders: Bury your differences for Nigeria's sake
• Buhari appoints service chiefs, NSA
• Boko Haram kills 43 in Monguno
• Monguno now NSA as Buhari appoints new service chiefs
• Monguno now NSA as Buhari appoints new service chiefs
• Buhari fires service chiefs
• Worsening insecurity in the North
• KDSG's scrapping of LG joint accounts
• Guber: PDP to conduct Kogi ward congresses next Tuesday
• Why Buhari is yet to form cabinet ' Oyegun
• RMAFC needs to abolish some allowances of politicians
• With quality leadership, Nigeria can tackle corruption
• South-South APC charges new service chiefs on patriotism
• No quarrel between Buhari, Saraki ' Senator
• Onu seeks Igbo support for Buhari
• PDP to Buhari: Don't engage in cosmetic governance
• Be sensitive to plight of Nigerians, lawmakers urged
• PDP remains strongest party in Ondo ' Kuku
• New service chiefs and a resurgent Boko Haram
• China and Africa Industrial Capacity Cooperation
• As Buhari prepares for America....
• The Buhari Bailout
• EFCC - No Shaking!
• Argentine court gives patient right to 'die with dignity
• Rape: Evidence requires corroboration depending on each case ' C/Appeal
• SAN: To be or not to be
• Fight against corruption in Nigeria: Way forward
• Unfavourable atmosphere for young lawyers
• Prisoners should be allowed to use GSM ' Criminologist
• How physically challenged man inspires Gwagwalada locals
• Abandoned MDG's clinic worries Kuje community
• Bwari community renovates health centre after years of neglect
• I trek hours to access local markets, says female potter
• Why social amenities are far from us ' Kuje locals
• One year after, hitches blight cashless policy in FCT
• UN to help Cross River set up REDD+ framework
• N9.2bn stove money can create 100,000 jobs
• Oil spillage affects 13 communities in Imo
• Experts berate government EIA process
• Asiwaju and the National Assembly leadership crisis
• That bail-out was a great move
• Inflation up to 9.2% in June
• Tax on the go, anywhere, anytime
• Things to know about Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)
• Sesby Travels sold N1bn tickets in 2014
• How past administration tempered with accident investigation agency
• NEMSA directs Abuja Disco to fix faulty electrical works
• BPP sets deadline for submission of 2014 procurement records
• Nigeria set to become Africa's hub for $270bn BPO industry
• Electricity grid leaps to 4,545mw
• Loading delays hurt Nigeria's June oil exports
• Oshoala, Ebi to miss Equatorial Guinea clash
• Ogunkoya, Alli task corporate bodies on sports sponsorship
• Kano pledges support for Pillars teams
• Bosso says Ndifreke is asset to Nigeria
• No going back on Oliseh unveiling, NFF insists
• Grassroots sports to get 45 percent of NSC budget
• No going back on Oliseh unveiling, says NFF
• Heartland will return to Dan Anyiam stadium after mid-season break says Nkwopara