Today's Newspaper Headlines : Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Below are the news headlines from selected national newspapers across the nation, do have a nice day as you read. 

DAILY TIMES

• NAMA Prepares 17 Engineers for ATSEP License
• Abia State Receives N3bn Bailout Fund to Clear Salary Arrears
• NLC applauds Buhari' for salaries bailout to states
• Ebonyi Workers to Commence Indefinite Strike Today over Unpaid Salaries
• Gov. Aregbesola denies plan to sack 10,000 workers
• I'M Alive, Says Jonathan'S Ex CSO
• I'm Ready for Negotiation with Boko Haram, Says Buhari
• Google, mediaReach OMD Collaborate to Advance Online Branding
• Afren Warns on Production; Shares Halted
• OPC May Sue NNPC over N1.9bn Pipeline Protection Debt
• Aero's tyre bursts after take-off, 141 on board
• World Bank to rebuild North East with $2.1b soft loan
• Brace up for Technology Revolution MTN Tells Businesses
• Diamond Bank Donates Vehicle, Communication Gadgets to the Nigeria Police
• Brace up for Technology Revolution MTN Tells Businesses
• Airtel Advances Smart SIM Frontier with 3-in-1 Offering
• CIMA Offers 50% Discount on Fees for CGMA
• Nigerian Breweries Poised to Celebrate Nigerian Teachers
• Bank rewards 40 winners in its loyalty scheme
• LafargeHolcim $40bn merger to boost Nigeria operations
• Seven Energy Secures $495m to Boost Gas Supply
• Airtel Nigeria Commences Free Roaming from Five Countries
• MainOne Plans $500m Broadband Infrastructure Investments by 2020
• Global eRetail Sales to Reach $1.7trn in 2015
• Slot Unveils .Ng, Mobile App, Claims Phone Retail Dominance
• Delta Airlines announces $1billion Q2 profit
• Raise Airlines Capitalisation Requirement to 10 Aircrafts, Stakeholder Urges FG
• NCAA to review aviation regulations
• Raise Airlines Capitalisation Requirement to 10 Aircrafts, Stakeholder Urges FG
• How Nigeria can change its food security narrative ' NACCIMA
• Coping with the Menace Called House-Agents

PUNCH

• Kogi begins construction of N642m Ankpa Road
• Ford develops camera-based lighting system
• Anambra, FRSC in joint traffic rules enforcement
• Boulos, Suzuki support safety, cleanliness
• Toyota launches new generation seven-seater Fortuner
• Lagos to recover 250-acre Ikorodu land
• PDP Reps reject further delay in House resumption
• Seven die in Ondo auto crash
• Wealth creation, solution to dwindling allocation 'Amosun
• First UN aid ships dock in Yemen
• French prosecutor requests dropping Arafat death probe
• Seven die in Ondo as truck, bus collide
• Gunmen kill Rivers PDP chief
• Whats next for Nigeria-US relations
• Buhari and the challenge of national reconciliation
• The renaissance of Nigerian music
• Nigerians meet with Susan Rice on Twitter
• How open model drives digital enterprise
• NGF: APC to reject Fayose as deputy chair
• Mentoring Africa's emerging merchant class
• PDP sure of victory at election tribunal
• Ebonyi appoints former gov to resolve salary crisis
• Politicians should rise above personal interests 'Fayemi
• Waka About columnist urges Lagos to fulfil 14-year promise
• Code of conduct: Governors in the breach
• Ekweremadus removal will worsen NAssembly crisis, says Sani
• Delay in naming House committees stalls Reps duties
• Three bandits killed in gunfight with JTF
• Buhari treating our members as criminals PDP
• Group asks court to stop Eko Atlantic City project
• APC Reps sue Dogara
• Radio Biafra still streams on the Internet NBC
• NAFDAC denies corruption allegation against DG
• Police pay N1bn to human rights abuse victims
• I wont spare any corrupt APC member Buhari
• President dumps National Conference report Source
• Dasuki: DSS extends probe to botched BHaram deals
• Know a drug's side effects before taking it!
• Managing hepatitis B virus
• King Baabu revisits dark days of military rule
• At Federal Palace casino, a baptism of fire
• Sterling, Iheanacho on target
• Okpara advises NFF on U-23 team

THISDAY

• Transcorp Braves the Odds
• A Little Sunshine
• Buhari to Privatizatise Telecommunication, Energy, Solid Minerals, Health and Infrastructural Facilities
• Complex Land Documentation Process, High Interest Rates Impedes Housing Delivery, Says Iyangete
• LAFARGE HOLCIM Achieves $40 billion Merger
• Court to Hear Land Dispute Suit against RCCG
• Market Opens Positively as Investors Trade N15.8bn Shares
• Unclaimed Dividends to Reduce as SEC, CBN Collaborate on e-Dividend Payment
• FG Eyes IPSAS to Strengthen Accounting System
• PDP Accuses Kwara Govt of Diverting N3bn Bail Out Funds
• Boost for Business
• $150bn: UPP Urges Buhari to Beam Searchlight Locally
• Indicted INEC Staff Will be Punished - INEC Chair
• Corrupt Persons Behind 'Rented Crowd' Protest ' EFCC
• I'm Hale, Healthy, Says Ex-President Jonathan's CSO
• NASS: Buhari Can't Afford to Be Distracted - Asagba of Asaba
• ASRADI Accuses CBN Governor of Sycophancy
• Jonathan's Former CSO Hospitalised
• Nnamani: APC Can't Enforce Discipline in N'Assembly
• Metuh Blasts Buhari over Maltreatment of PDP Members
• PDP Lawmakers Raise the Alarm on DSS Activities in Rivers, A'Ibom
• Indicted INEC Staff will be Punished, Says Commission Chair
• Two PDP Chieftains Move to Stop Akpabio's Emergence as Minority Leader
• Senator to External Forces: Allow Us to Do Our Job
• Abia North: Kalu Should Respect the Will of the People, Says Group
• Bayelsa People Not Happy with Jonathan, Dickson, Says APC
• Ondo PDP Chides Buhari over Non-appointment of Cabinet Members
• N'Assembly Crisis: Buhari Can't Afford to be Distracted, Says Asagba of Asaba
• Nwuche: APC Should Guard against Undermining N'Assembly Autonomy
• Nasarawa Guber: Tribunal Receives Evidence from Maku against Al-Makura
• Man on a Mission
• NASS Crisis: Consolidation Group Adopts Ado Doguwa as House Leader
• PDP Reps Raise Alarm on DSS Activities in Rivers, Akwa Ibom
• 2 Reps Want Court to Compel Dogara to Announce Gbajabiamila, Others as Principal Officers
• Security Agents Arrest Nine Cow Rustlers, Recover over 2,000 cows in Kaduna
• Kwara APC's Disquiet over New Cabinet
• Utomi: Buhari is Laying Foundation, Not Slow
• Significance of Imansuangbon's Exit
• Boko Haram: World Bank to Commit $2.1bn to Rebuild North-east
• Aero Flight Makes Emergency Landing Due to Burst Tyre
• Obi Takes over as Nimasa Acting DG
• Agip MD to Face Contempt for Disobeying Order
• Work to Commence Soon on $1.5bn Petrochemical Plant in Akwa Ibom
• Benue Government Presents N12bn Supplementary Budget
• Okowa Urges Shell to Re-establish Office in Delta
• New Electricity Tariff: Court to Rule on NERC Application Tomorrow
• Lafarge's 220mw Power Plant Begins Operations October
• Lion's Head, United Capital Appointed ALCB Fund Managers
• CIS Woos Emerging Accountants
• CIS Woos Emerging Accountants
• StanChart Announces New Regional Business Structure
• Buhari to Extend Dragnet to Corrupt APC Members
• Jonathan's CSO Dispels Rumour of His Death, Says He's Hale and Hearty
• Dogara's Supporters Adopt Doguwa, Iriase, Others as House Principal Officers
• NNPC, Major Marketers on Collision Course over Supply of Petrol to Abuja
• New CDS Sets Strategic Direction for Counter-terrorism Operations
• Boko Haram Attacks New Army Chief's Home
• Court Grants Oronsaye Bail on Self-recognition
• Yobe Attack: Police Commend Gallantry of Officers
• ICPC: Immunity Clause Never Protects Public Officers from Investigations
• NAFDAC Denies Corruption Allegation against DG
• CSO Coalition Again Calls for EFCC Restructuring, Larmode's Removal
• $150bn Stolen Money: UPP Urges Buhari to Beam Searchlight Locally
• Assassins Kill Top PDP Official in Rivers
• Civil Service Commission Commences 2015 Promotion Exam
• Cynthia's Murder: Judge Threatens to Revoke Defendant's Bail
• Africa Diplomatic Group to Observe Africa Day, Mandela International Day in Abuja
• Police Kill 11 Suspected Robbers in Rivers
• Court Urged to Stop Eko Atlantic Dredging over Flooding Risk
• Bamangar Tukur Cries for Help as Flood Submerges His Property
• Alcatel-Lucent Technology Week Showcases Benefits of Ultra-broadband, IP Networking Technologies
• Victoria Island Remains the Leading Location for Live, Work, Play for Top Corporates
• Time Out in Washington
• Underage African Footballers 'Trafficked' to Laos
• Adidas Inaugurates Store with 'Refresh Your Gear' Campaign
• Abuja, Minna, Oshogbo, Oleh on Fire
• Sharks Unveil Eunisell Shirt Sponsorship Deal
• Sokoto Polo Club Seeks Reallocation of its Confiscated Field
• First Deepwater Targets Top Three Finish
• Formula 1 Drivers Bid Farewell to Bianchi
• Aniekeme: From Mobil Beginning to National and African Greatness
• NCC Tennis League Resumes
• Reception for Ogba Moved to Sunday
• 11th Annual Cargolux Squash Tourney Strokes off

THE SUN

• Day Nigerians bade Chinyere Asika farewell in Abuja
• Kalu, South-East govs should invest in Nollywood 'Steve Eboh
• Oxfam to honour small-scale farmers, entrepreneurs
• Bedridden for 12 years, time running out on embattled boy
• 10-year-old boy buried alive, rescued 3 days after in Enugu
• Glimmer of hope for forgotten Enyimba Hotel
• Bad road: Help wipe out our tears, Enugu community begs Ugwuanyi
• Businesses pack up as dilapidated Aba-Ikot Ekpene road worsens
• S'East caucus backs Dogara on sharing of principal offices
• Senate leadership crisis: Court rules today
• Assassins kill PDP chieftain in Port Harcourt
• You're disgrace to Ijaw nation, Bayelsa elders tell PDP defectors
• NASS crisis: APC's unending nightmare
• My record'll earn me re-election 'Dickson
• Buhari'll give Igbo their due ' Nkire
• Rio 2016: Qualify or face sack
• Why we presented Oliseh to Glo ' Pinnick
• AFCON 2017: Messi pockets 2.4m for stadium project
• Oliseh recalls Mikel for Tanzania
• FG to drive implementation of micro reforms in Nigeria
• Unpaid salaries: Osinbajo, NGF chairman, Yari, meet over CBN loan
• Customs impounds N12m frozen poultry
• Buhari woos American businessmen to invest in Nigerian economy
• Burundi: polls close as president seeks 3rd term
• Buhari: Forces ready soon to take on Boko Haram
• Building a $300 million smart Mall in Aba
• UNIBEN students protest on highway over death of student, travelers stuck in gridlock
• Niger Delta women protest Lufthansa's dismissal of 13 ex-militants, ex-militant leaders begs Buhari for funds
• FG alerts publicon fake recruitment
• Policemen brutalise eight-month pregnant woman
• Wike states missionto CJN'sofficein Abuja
• Court remands man in prison over rape of schoolgirl
• Another blast kills 8 in Damaturu
• Man, 26, commits suicide in Bauchi
• Fresh crisis hits House
• War on corruption: No friend, no foe 'Buhari
• I'm alive, hale, hearty ' Obuah, Jonathan's ex- CSO
• Jonathan paid people to attack me ' Obasanjo
• US agrees to recover Nigeria's stolen money
• Boko Harm attacks Buratai's village
• Ekwueme accuses Jonathan of bringing Boko Haram to Anambra
• NAFDAC dismisses allegation of corruption against DG
• Nobody will be spared in the fight against corruption-Buhari
• Jonathan's Ex-CSO alive
• Welcome back from America
• Anambra: Computer ownership by teachers or skills acquisition
• El-Rufai and the template for change
• How Buhari can tame corruption
• Understanding the Osun crisis
• NDIC's report on the economy
• Averting another Ebola outbreak

GUARDIAN

• NIPCO increases retail outlets to boost fuel supply
• IEA forecasts slow growth for crude oil demand next year
• Midweek Arts: 80 bright stars for Fred Agbeyegbe today
• Afren's performance prospect dim over sliding production output
• DataPro re-affirms Sterling Bank's BBB rating
• Wema Bank records N20.87b gross income in six months
• Airtel offers four African units to French firm for $1 billion
• Nigeria's light sweet crude falls to $50.10 a barrel
• President Muhammad Buhari Will be Interviewed On CNN Tonight
• Aborted flight: Aero pilot acted according to standard practices' NCAA
• Oil prices post modest rebound
• VIDEO: Watch Buhari Speak With Amanpour
• Ohio governor becomes 16th Republican in White House race
• Gov. Ugwuanyi assigns portfolios to commissioners, advisers
• Lufthansa defends treatment of Germanwings crash bereaved
• Turkmenistan the world's most non-smoking country: WHO
• Zimbabwe official says Mugabe laws deter investors
• NIMASA appoints Acting D-G
• 3 domestic servants bolt with employer's N8.1m valuables, cash in Lagos
• Football: Mourinho rules out transfer splurge
• Bolt sacrifices nuggets to prolong career, but says no to 400m
• Van Gaal coy on United transfer target
• Football: Sterling scores quick debut goal as Man City win
• Newcastle sign Serbia striker Mitrovic
• Laos to investigate report of trafficking of African footballers
• ISON to invest $20m in call centre operations
• Concerns over slow IPV6 migration plan in Nigeria
• CSEAN alerts on vulnerability to cyber espionage, security breaches
• Uwaje eyes NCS top position, promises stimulus package for IT devt
• Toothpick Alert: A cue for software industry development in Nigeria
• Founder Institute, World's Largest Startup Accelerator, testing launch in Lagos
• MID WEEK ARTS: Obokun Festival' Using heritage to boost tourism, create jobs

VANGUARD

• Protagonists of Biafra not invited to UN or AU meetings 'Uwazurike
• Relocation of Boko Haram inmates hatched during Jonathan's govt 'Ekwueme
• APC has no hands in Lamido, sons' arrest
• FG treating PDP members as prisoners of war'METUH
• No corrupt APC member'll escape justice ' Buhari
• Community declares war on cultists, armed robbers, kidnappers
• End of tenure: Why Zakari must continue as acting chairman 'INEC
• CDS unveils agenda to end insurgency
• The BVN Deadline Stampede
• Commissionership: Return of Akpabio's men tears Akwa Ibom apart
• Ashafa @ 60: A son's testimony
• Osun: Gov Aregbesola not guilty of indebtedness ' House Speaker,Salaam
• Buhari urges American entrepreneurs to exploit liberal trade, investment climate in Nigeria
• Anambra: The leeches are back
• NCC moves to adopt new regulatory guidelines
• How Nigeria, others can drive e-commerce for sustainable development-UNCTAD
• How Facebook's virtual reality tech'll radically change our lives
• Technology players ditch competition for Tech+ conference
• Innovation, challenges of Whatsapp voice call
• How Nigerian vloggers share amazing experiences on YouTube
• Eagles job: Risk worth taking ' Oliseh
• Federation Cup: Abuja, Minna, Osogbo, Oleh on fire
• We need to celebrate our girls for their courage says Coach Adeka
• Mourinho rules out spending extravagantly on transfer
• Omeruo joins Turkish club, Kasimpasa
• Iheanacho, Sterling score for Manchester City
• Putin to meet FIFA chief Blatter at Russia World Cup draw
• See what Don Jazzy said after Instagram verified his account
• Ebola One year after: '93 D
• ays', new film immortalises Dr. Adadevoh
• I don't expose my boobs deliberately ' Enitan Odugbemi
• Critical thinking, a means to defeat the untouchables
• Broke states, broken Federation: Will Buhari restructure Nigeria
• EFCC, big man syndrome and anti-corruption fight
• Unilever oral health programme targets 10m school children
• Bridge Clinic is 'IVF Service Provider of the Year
• The world has gone crazy!
• Abattoir faces relocation, as strayed cow kills student in Lagos
• How politicians released my husband's alleged killers from Delta Prison
• Police round up 12 teenage suspects over lesbianism

LEADERSHIP

• Nda-Isaiah, Kwankwaso, Adesina, Others To Receive HOG 2015 Awards August 9
• Cynthia: Judge Threatens To Revoke Defendant's Bail
• Report Sexual Offenders, Gov Ambode Tells Lagosians
• Corrupt Persons Behind 'Rented Protest' ' EFCC
• Pension Scam: Court Admits Oronsaye To Bail
• Terrorism: Amosu Tasks NAF To Continue With Night Surveillance, Drones
• Emir Of Zazzau Advocates Proactive Approach To Irrigation
• We Can Negotiate For Chibok Girls' Release ' PMB
• Lafarge Africa Plans 220mw Power Plant In Ogun
• Concern Over Rise In Girl-child Labour In North-East
• Nigerian Artistes Sweep MAMA 2015
• New Dawn As Nuhu, Zango Reconcile
• Karen Igho Steps Out After Child Delivery
• D'Banj Dedicates MAMA Evolution Award To Don Jazzy
• Nollywood Actor Almost Blind, Cries Out For Help
• Panam Percy Paul, Bola Are Make 'A Date With The Generals
• I Like Pageantry, Modelling, But My Education Is Priority ' Queen Yawe
• MI, Oritz Williki Shine At Afropolitan Vibes
• Bailout: Govs Seek Extent Of FG's Implementation
• NLNG Earns $85bn From Gas Exports
• Buhari Urges US To Exploit Nigeria's Trade, Investment Climate
• NAAPE Advocates For Committee To Tackle Challenges In Aviation
• Obi Takes Over As Acting DG Of NIMASA
• Nigeria, France Trade Volume Hits N1.1trn
• Maritime Stakeholders Urge FG To Appoint Technocrat For NIMASA
• Port Road Traffic: Shippers' Council Donates Vehicle To FERCSARA
• Katsina Seals Off Glo Offices Over Tax Default
• Nigeria's FIBA Africa U-16 Feat Due To Buhari's Spirit ' Yakmut
• Okagbare Aiming To Re-write History In London
• Olympics Qualifiers: Anyansi-Agwu To Meet Danjuma, Siasia
• Graduation Of Players Into Eagles Should Be Gradual ' Willy Okpara
• Why We Presented Oliseh To Glo ' Pinnick
• Oliseh May Recall Mikel
• Nigeria-Tanzania: Foreign Pros To Join Team In Tanzania
• Customs Wins First Zenith Bank Basketball Match
• Tyson Fury Promises Klitschko Hell
• Iheanacho Shines As Man City Conquer Roma
• Be The Change You Want To See In Nigeria
• Criteria For Buhari's Ministers
• Businessman Urges Wealthy Nigerians To Donate To Worthy Causes
• Stella Maris Marks 10th Graduation

TRIBUNE

• INEC set to destroy N9bn 2015 ballot papers
• PDP not afraid of arrest, intimidation from govt 'Metuh
• Wike, Rivers APC trade words over visit to CJN
• Gbajabiamila's loyalists drag Dogara to court
• We'll set strategic direction for counter-terrorism operation 'CDS
• Put your house in order, PDP Reps tell APC, tackle Buhari over US trip
• El-Rufai condemns killings in Jema'a, Birnin Gwari LGs
• Impeachment: Civil society group rejects secret probe in Osun
• Complaints, confusion trail JAMB's new policy on admission
• Court case will not stop me from performing my duties 'Nyako
• How US will help repatriate stolen funds 'Presidency
• Civil societies protest, seek Lamorde's sack
• Selfish interest killing Oodua Group 'Fayose
• Building collapses are avoidable if ... 'Ajimobi
• Bomb attack: IGP awards post-humous promotion to deceased officers
• Gunmen kill Rivers governor's campaign chief
• UPDATED: I'm ready to negotiate with credible Boko Haram 'Buhari
• Vice president, governors' chairman meet over bailout
• Another tragedy averted at Lagos airport as Abuja-bound plane suffers burst tyre
• Etisalat drags MTN, NCC to court
• Corruption: Nigeria plans new extradition treaty with US
• UPDATED: Zakari to continue as acting INEC chairman
• I am hale and hearty, says ex-President Jonathan's chief security officer
• Ex-Head of Service, Oronsaye gets bail on self recognition, co-accused gets N50m bail
• APC governors can't tell us not to field Fayose for position, say PDP governors
• We will privatise more companies in Nigeria, Buhari tells US investors
• Text of joint briefings by Presidents Obama and Buhari at the White House
• Anxiety in INEC as acting chairman's tenure expires on Tuesday
• Beyond the rhetoric of salary cut
• As fireworks start at A'Ibom election petition tribunal
• Govs should account for past monthly allocations 'Abonta
• Between subsidies and mounting fuel prices
• Obama's visit to Kenya: Talks to focus on security, trade links 'Kenyatta
• Funerals held for victims of deadly terror attack in Turkey
• 2 killed as blasts, gunfire rock Burundi's presidential election
• 32 boys dead in South African initiation season
• Ondo evacuate the destitute from streets
• Deji solicits reconstruction of roads in Akure
• Bwari market chairman decries lack of toilet, water

THE NATION

• Oliseh: I come to serve, not to wage war
• Oliseh: Im no messiah
• Onazi, Ogu, Elderson congratulate Oliseh
• JULY TO SEPTEMBER SALARIES: Oliseh gets N15m upfront
• Glo to Dream Team: Make Nigeria proud
• NFF forgives Enyeama, Onazi
• Oliseh is Nigerias new coach
• Scoring goals the best feeling ever -Chuba Akpom
• PRE-SEASON TOUR: Moses, Mikel hit Canada
• Watford 4-1 SC Verl:Ighalo scores brace again
• Omatseye urges end to impunity in oil sector
• Okogie blames NUC, society for rot in education
• ASUU to police: stop killing of lecturers
• INECs failure to control spending cap promotes rigging, says Azinge
• Obasanjo defends choice of Yar Adua as successor
• Senates approval for Service chiefs wrong
• Nyakos aide dismisses high-profile arrests by EFCC
• Chibok girls: Ex-Service Chiefs committed blunders, says don
• Tension in Delta over DESOPADEC law
• Edo lost N10b to Jonathans govt, says Oshiomhole
• 11 die as rustlers invade villages
• 70 technicians trained in Zaria
• Women academic doctors fete IDPs
• 24 dead, 220 injured in accidents in Gombe
• Why I beheaded my neighbour, by suspect
• PDP ll bounce back, says ex-minister Moro
• Lagos abolishes fine on tax evading firms
• Man, 50, bags nine years for defiling minor
• ASUU to Police: stop killing of intellectuals
• OPC wont protest pipeline surveillance contract withdrawal Gani Adams
• Understanding and controlling bad breath (Halitosis)1
• Blood is vital to longevity
• CAM practitioners set up task force to curb charlatans
• Senator donates supplements, milk to mothers
• Eat apple, get skinnier
• UNIOSUNs unending crisis
• New UNIPORT VC promises transformation
• 41 bag first class at BIU
• University not the ultimate, graduands told
• New varsity to focus on vocational education
• Relief as LASU Senate sets new exam dates
• New chair for VCs committee
• Teachers urged to apply for NBs N50m largesse
• Graduating pupils advised on standards
• BSN takes HIV /AIDS campaign to schools
• Union of many strands
• Towards a conducive climate
• Jega and the parody of the dark pot
• Why corruption persists
• CAMPUSLIFE man gets multipe awards
• Verification for retirees
• Varsity disowns social media advert
• Abia varsitys poll of controversy
• Club donates to babies
• Ambode, others for AOCOED 35th convocation
• Due Process: NGO praises Akwa Ibom Governor
• Improved power supply likely to be sustained
• FCMB, Union Bank, others offer $445m loan to Accugas
• 10 win cash-less eNNovation Challenge
• Nigerian Content Fund to hit $700m
• Retail bankingll lead to profit
• Nigeria needs 12.8m houses in six years, says CMD chief
• Lagos, River Basin to partner on dam
• Firm renovate primary school
• Expert advises govt on housing
• What the President should do now
• Drained, duped and dumped
• Contentious staff schools
• Jonathan agonistes
• Can we really hold and build Nigeria
• Re-invigorating anti-graft war
• No hiding place for corrupt officials

NATIONAL MIRROR

• Nigeria donates N230m to fight Ebola
• Court okays medical trip for ex-Afribank boss
• Osun summit ploy to cause mayhem 'APC
• Odua group rolls out empowerment plan for S'West
• Senate minority leader: PDP chieftains move against Akpabio
• Abolurin hands over to new NSCDC CG
• Ondo road crash kills 8
• Oronsaye's N1.2bn case: Judge accuses EFCC of intimidation
• Boko Haram: Nigeria gets $2.1bn World Bank loan to rebuild North East
• Osinbajo, Yari meet over CBN bailout loan to states
• Forces ready soon to take on Boko Haram 'Buhari
• Ekiti 2018: APC groups merge to dislodge PDP
• Politicians, intellectuals must synergise for African nations development ' Fayemi
• Ugbane carpets Audu over hijack of PDP defectors' reception rally
• Buhari is a man of impeccable character 'Ogunsola
• Kwara has diverted N2b bailout fund ' PDP
• I have a working master plan for Kogi 'Dr. Habeeb
• Bladder cancer kills 600 Nigerians yearly 'CECP
• Port Health Service intensifies Ebola surveillance
• Why we support FG on pain management ' American Cancer society
• IAS award grants for paediatric HIV research
• Health hazards associated with artificial sweeteners, sugar substitutes
• Grasshoppers highly nutritious, says don
• VOICES: Pursuing our dreams
• ARTISTE UNCENSORED: Sky is the limit for me now 'Uzoma
• Rescuing literary works in local languages
• FAR AND NEAR : Filmmakers unite for iArise4Nigeria Initiative
• Local content to benefit oil, gas indsutry stakeholders ' Kentebe
• Ban of 113 oil vessels, desirable for upstream sector transparency 'Analysts
• Desertification, threat to Nigeria's attainment of MDGs, says Ahmed
• Toshiba to restate $1.2 bn of past profits
• WAAPP-Nigeria trains 50 on cassava processing, fruit juice packaging
• Nigeria's peak power demand forecast rises to 14,630mw
• MSMEs devt: LCCI, NASME, others set agenda for Presidents Obama, Buhari
• Shell resumes crude export at forcados terminal
• Glo ambassadors win MAMA Awards
• Cartel puts non-OPEC oil supply growth at 0.86 mb/d
• NBBF unveils D'Tigers crew
• Rio 2016: NFF summons Siasia, Falcons' coach