Today's Newspaper Headlines : Wednesday, July 08, 2015

Good morning everyone and welcome to the news headlines from newspapers across the nation. Below are the headlines from major national newspapers across the country, do have a nice day as you read.

VANGUARD

• APC, PDP at war over source of bailout funds
• I don't know Solomon Arase ' Fake policeman
• Okada riders vandalise VIO office in Ibadan over death of colleague
• Clock ticks for house wife as kidnappers demand N5m ransom
• Buhari to appoint Ministers at fullness of time ' Presidency
• Alleged Graft: EFCC arrests, flies Lamido, 2 sons to Kano for trial
• NLC urged to honour Ezeazu with reconciliation
• Jega's Tenure As INEC Chairman
• How Buhari can change Nigeria in 100 days 'Ikokwu
• APC, PDP flex muscles on the Plateau
• Nwoye lifts demoralized PDP in Anambra
• 2014 accounts: 17 insurance firms to pay daily fine
• Nigeria's gas is cheapest in Africa
• Brokers charge govt on lasting solution to avoidable accidents
• Baba Gana Kingibe @ 70
• How Buhari can take the profit out of corruption
• Stop this borrowing madness
• We provide connectivity,content to Nigerian SMEs ' Intel MD
• Oliseh opens talks with NFF
• Taribo roots for Amokachi
• AAG: Paralympians target 8 gold medal
• AAG: Nigeria 'll feature in 21 sports ' Popoola
• How Qatari official declined to grant FIFA's Mayne-Nicholls special favours
• Mourinho extends Blues contract
• Igali predicts 62 medals for Team Nigeria in Congo
• AFN invites 50 for All Africa Games
• Mayweather stripped of WBO welterweight belt
• Tennis: Djokovic survives barrage to make Wimbledon last-eight
• MTV Africa: Beyonc, Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, others emerge Best International Act nominees
• How I survived Fibroid ' Kemi Adetiba
• Architect designed a Beyonce inspired skyscrapper
• Buhari: So far, so
• Waiting for Buhari's cabinet and change
• Managing APC's house of confusion
• Resolving the leadership crisis: A case for social mobility
• Donate blood and save lives, Agba urges Nigerians
• Charlie Boy rallies support for ailing musician, Majek Fashek
• Return of violent crimes in Lagos

GUARDIAN

• Solar plane flies longest hour in history
• Global electricity demand to increase by 85 % in 25years
• Impact of rice quota policy on millers, farmers
• An Interview with National Standard's President, Hugo Barreca
• NSE's indices sustain sliding profile, down by N22 billion
• How IT maturity promotes business efficiency
• Clay firm receives N.85b lifeline
• Nigeria's power generator imports hit N40.8 billion in 2014
• Nigeria's consumer banking viable as ID theft drops, says Citigroup
• Shell moves against illegal oil refining in Ogoni land
• Boko Haram: El-Rufa'i bans street begging, hawking
• Suicide Bombing: Bauchi Police Command advises people to be on high alert
• Female suicide bomber blows self up in Kano
• Moroccan women in Inezgane court over dress
• Presidential relief package not drawn from Excess Crude Account, says FG
• Southwest APC not opposed to Buhari's appointments, National Assembly leadership
• Police arrest ex-NMA chairman, says he's a fake doctor
• Eking out a living in garbage
• Assemblies of God holds crusade
• Ondo govt approves new Obas for Uso, Igbindo
• Fadipe's alleged killer: Unavailability of defence counsel stalls arraignment
• Eight-year-old boy kidnapped in Calabar
• Fatal accident claims over 20 lives in Kogi
• Nobel Carpet wins Africa Quality Award
• Rotary Club of Hill-Top installs first female president after 30 years
• Enyimba continues defence in Benin, as Kukuruku Dragons dare Rangers
• NFF in advanced talks with Sunday Oliseh
• Eight women basketball teams jostle for Zenith Bank's N1.2m
• Rivers athletes plan protest march over unpaid salaries
• Super Eagles coach: Shun former internationals, Gaiya warns NFF
• Messi devastated by new defeat in final
• Team Nigeria wins 2015 global technovation challenge
• Phase3 upgrades networks for seamless connectivity
• SMEs devt tops Nigeria's agenda at ITU Telecom World 2015
• Archos unveils PC stick
• Outsourced data centres as economic strategy
• NITDA, varsity sign MoU on software development
• Concept Nova extends Ti-Kon tracker sale to offline retail space
• Why technology is critical to SMEs' survival, by Barrow
• Dizengoff alerts on cyber threats in financial sector
• National Security: A Software Architect's perspective
• What killed Nigeria's athletics
• The apogee of immorality
• Luxury tax on private jets
• DELIVER US FROM EVIL (2)
• For acceptable petroleum sector deregulation
• Critical implications of seaports' monopoly
• Salary arrears: What manner of bailout
• The Economist, parachute journalism and 'Indian incense

PUNCH

• Equity Assurance records N310m profit
• NSE index drops as bearish sentiment continues
• Nigerian firms should grant paternity leave ' Thomas
• Stop outsourcing civil service functions, group urges govt
• Innovative grasscutter farming technology
• When should you borrow money
• FCT installs security gadgets on urban buses
• Emirates, Hak Air collide at Lagos airport
• Electricity distribution firms owe govt since February
• Dangote Cement plans $150m Cameroon plant expansion
• RMAFC getting memoranda on lawmakers, others' pay cut
• Bailout: CBN directs states to submit loan details
• Banks record N25.61bn fraud in 2014'NDIC
• Maritime workers threaten strike over unpaid salaries, others
• Prepare to engage diverse workforce
• How to set prices for your child-care service
• Fidelity Bank raises N30bn via bond issuance
• Tribunal rejects Amosun's plea to stop Isiaka's petition
• IG to get 'forged' Senate rules' probe report Friday
• Stop rejecting corps members, NYSC tells MDAs
• Thugs attack pensioners during anti-Aregbesola protest
• Female teachers, others killed in Kaduna bombing
• Tribunal strikes out 15-year-old case against Jeremiah Useni
• N'Assembly members know what is good for APC ' Tambuwal
• Buhari, is this the darkness before dawn
• Residence card schemell develop Ondo PDP
• PDP chieftain warns Akande against fuelling NAssembly crisis
• Group thanks Ambode for appointing Igbo GM
• MKO Abiola and Buharis promise of justice
• Tanker fires are preventable
• APC and National Assembly crisis
• Jegas unfinished business at INEC
• Memo to Buhari: Remove fuel subsidy (2)
• Saraki and Ekweremadu learnt from Tambuwal
• Why do Nigerians ignore pedestrian bridges
• NNPC: Can Buhari reform the unreformable
• Like The Gambia, like Nigeria
• From corruption to integrity
• Getting productive amid online distractions
• Photos of starving internally displaced children spark outrage
• FRSC laments fleet operators' response to safety standard
• Re-emergence of police checkpoints
• Attention, Ogun govt
• Keshi's exit
• FERMA, repair this road
• SON, wake up
• Appeal to Ecobank
• APC's mixed multitude
• Ban of ogogoro
• PS2 game emulator arrives for Android
• Fraudsters open multiple LinkedIn accounts for ex-governors
• IBM supercomputer increases access to clean water
• The new age of exploration
• No IT skill, no promotion, Enugu tells teachers
• UNIUYO, Korean varsity partner on research
• Sylva wont contest Bayelsa gov poll
• N5bn fraud: Nnamanis co-accused persons lose assets to FG
• Nigeria loses $83.3bn to illicit cash outflowAfDB
• Bailout: Workers, others warn govs against wasteful spending
• ECA: FAAC faults Okonjo-Iweala, denies approving $2bn withdrawal
• Stop harassing market leader, APC tells Fayose
• EFCC alleges plot to scuttle N8bn fraud trial
• APC should respect Buharis view on Saraki Melaye
• EFCC arrests Sule Lamido, two sons
• Buhari warns Bayelsa APC against crisis
• PayPal buys money transfer provider, Xoom
• Frost & Sullivan recognises ipNXs fibre-optic convergence
• Jobberman facilitates employment for northern youths
• Sony appoints new sole distributor for Android devices
• Nigerian phone users get data backup
• Apps provide shortcut to Internet users
• Nigeria wins global app challenge, beats 64 nations
• Group launches portal to connect Nigerians abroad
• Chams builds ID verification software
• Visafone gets new Internet data
• Samsung academy graduates 53 technicians
• Eaton supports alternative tech sources for power
• BSN alumni hail action-learning education
• UI emerges Nigeria's best varsity
• JAMB to decide cut-off points on July 14
• Pearson plans training for teachers, others
• Libraries key to research, teaching
• Provost okays electronic voting for SUG election
• ICPC chairman wants anti-corruption courses in varsities
• FUTA student wins Microsoft competition
• Lecturer makes case for the environment
• Court reinstates bursar as YABATECH alleged fraud gets messier
• Health workers, beneficiaries laud telecoms firm
• Caring for your newborn (2)
• Male organ is prone to damage, protect yours
• Healthy weight loss
• Guard against Apollo this season
• Why you should eat pineapples
• Scientists unravel elusive structure of HIV protein
• Here's why your sperm is defective
• Praise Team set for Potter's Outreach celebration
• Kongi @81: Ogun to host 81 pupils
• For superstars, it's fortune after death
• For superstars, it's fortune after death
• N713.7bn bailout'll end workers' misery ' APC
• Rivers athletes to protest non-payment of salaries
• AFN invites 50 athletes for All-Africa Games
• Coaches lobbying to replace Keshi ' Onigbinde
• Giants of Africa b'ball camps for acNigeria, Ghana
• Brazzaville 2015:Nigeria to participate in 21 sports
• Fed Cup: Dragons battle Rangers
• Oliseh in line for Eagles job
• Keshi's sacking baffles Douglas
• Dutch coach to manage Falcons 'Report
• Dangote wants to raise Nigeria's profile with Arsenal
• Gaiya backs NFF over Keshi dismissal

THISDAY

• AFDB Pledges to Assist FERMA
• OSOPADEC Stakeholders Pledge to Strengthen Peace, Security in Mandate Areas
• Weiler GMBH Germany, BTG Group to Deploy Precast Technology for Housing Development
• Weiler GMBH Germany, BTG Group to Deploy Precast Technology for Housing Development
• Land Dispute: Lagos AG, Two others Sued for Trespass
• CMB Promises to Champion Energy Efficient Housing
• Board Orders Forensic Audit of FHA Mortgage Bank's Operations
• Technology Transfer and Accelerated Road Infrastructure Development
• Bomb Blast Rocks Kaduna
• Don Advocates Use of Renewable Energy in Housing, Industry
• Circle Mall Combines Retail, Commercial Components
• Kwara APC: How North-Central APC Ratified Saraki's Senate Presidency
• Again Ohanaeze Youths, Others Warn Against Ousting Ekweremadu
• Industrial Court Orders Okorocha, ISIEC to Pay Salaries of Dissolved Members
• Workers Laud Buhari on Bail out Funds for Governors
• 25 Killed, 32 Others Injured in Zaria Explosion
• Bayelsa Governorship: Sylva May Not Contest - Group
• Election Petition: Panic in Govt House as INEC, 35 others shut out
• Army Day Celebration Stalls Courtmartial in Lagos
• Breaking Away from the Mold
• Back to the Matter
• A Fresh Start for Enugu
• Aregbesola Deserves No Pity
• THE CRISIS OF INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS
• Security Chiefs, Eight Northern Governors In Security Meeting
• Kogi's Emerging New Order
• A Voice from the Wilderness
• In Osun, Not Much Has Changed
• NERC's Consumption Cap to Cut Power Sector's Annual Income by N12bn
• NEMA Appeals for Urgent Blood Donation for Zaria Bomb Victims
• 25 Killed, 32 Others Injured in Zaria Explosion

THE SUN

• Methodist church, royal father battle over land in Enugu
• Anambra govt sends emissary to Eagle Farm, promises to boost agric
• Anglican women brainstorm in Awka, condemn same sex marriage
• Okorocha's buldozers demolish illegal structures
• IDPs heart breaking tales
• USAID rescues mums, babies with life saving drugs
• Tertiary Education Act: ISDMG urges Buhari to decline assent to Bill
• Expensive toothpick: Importers' next trick exposed after CBN clampdown
• Bailout fund: Buhari should give credit to Jonathan 'PDP
• APC hails Buhari for ending workers' misery
• Tribunal: Amosun, INEC lose bid to stop Isiaka's petition
• Romance between Chime, Ugwuanyi good for Enugu
• Dogara must treat PDP with respect 'Rep
• Kalu's petition: Tribunal adjourns pre-hearing to July 22
• Jega, ex-INEC boss returns to classroom at BUK
• Revealed: Why NFF won't pay Keshi
• Papua New Guinea 2016 qualifier: Falconets defy Ebola, off to Monrovia
• NFF woos Oliseh for Eagles job
• Emenike joins Al Ain of Dubai on loan
• Smuggled poultry: Customs, stakeholders launch operation Hawk Descend
• Bayelsa sets July 29 date for 2nd Economic Summit
• CBN licences 23 mobile money operators
• Fuel scarcity: Oil marketers in S'East send SOS to Buhari
• ICT is take home for poverty reduction 'Intel
• Banks' credit to domestic economy drops by 0.3% to N20bn
• Money laundering: US, CBN to tackle foreign currency traffickers
• Kalu's petition: Tribunal adjourns pre-hearing for July 22
• Suicide Bomber Kill 21 in Zaria blast
• In Abuja, journalists, stakeholders brainstorm on security sector accountability
• How three-storey building collapsed in Lagos
• Enugu Assembly approves amended 2015 Appropriation Bill
• E-wallet policy not changed 'FG
• N/Assembly management pledges loyalty to Saraki
• NYSC raises alarm over rejection of corps members
• Chibok girls: Cleric wants Buhari to dialogue with Boko Haram
• Niger Delta'll benefit from Buhari's govt 'Oshiomhole
• 10 escape death in Nnewi auto crash
• Robbers hijack commercial bus, rob passengers
• Suicide bomber kills 26 civil servants in Kaduna
• 3 die in Rivers cult war
• Emptying excess crude account: Presidency disowns AGF
• Fake doctor led NMA 'Police
• EFCC arrests ex-Gov Lamido, 2 sons
• Ohanaeze, WIC spit fire over plot to remove Ekweremadu
• Buhari performs first miracle
• Anambra State 'rewarded' with Boko Haram prisoners
• Godwin Maduka: A quintessential philanthropist
• Arase and repositioning of Nigeria Police
• An education agenda for Buhari
• Another bloody bombing season
• The fresh probe of NNPC
• Bill Cosby admitted to getting drugs to give to women

LEADERSHIP

• How Female Bomber Killed 2-year-old, 25 Others In Zaria
• EFCC Rearrests Ex-gov Lamido, Sons, Arraigns Them Today
• Dangote To Double Investment In Cameroon
• Finance Commissioners Fault Okonjo-Iweala Over $2bn ECA Approval
• Driver's License: FRSC, Police, Others Demand Bribe From Motorists During Checks ' Report
• Ebola: FG Calls For Vigilance, Personal, Environmental Hygiene
• Jonathan Returns To Nigeria From UK After A Month Vacation
• Ex-NMA Chairman Served As Fake Medical Doctor For 9 Years
• IGP Orders Special Stop And Search On Highways
• Jos Blast: Death Toll Rises From 44 To 51 ' NEMA
• Cosby Admits Sedating Women For Sex
• Charlie Boy Rallies Support For Ailing Musician, Majek Fashek
• Unsettled Claims: NAICOM Gives Insurers Sept 30 Deadline
• Nigeria Lost $83.3bn To Illicit Financial Outflow ' AfDB
• Financial Inclusion: NIMC Registers 13m For ID Card Project
• Mobile Money Transactions Hit N700bn In 3 Years ' CBN
• Banks' Non-performing Loans Ratio Drops To 2.8% ' NDIC
• FCT Wins NNPC 2015 National Quiz Competition
• Stock Market Sheds 0.20% Amidst Improved Transaction Level
• Shippers' Council Targets 70% Off-dock Cargo Examination
• Re-jig Economy With Maritime Industry Potential, Abdulsalami Advises Buhari
• Major Equities Record Price Depreciation On NSE
• Fury To Challenge Klitschko October 24
• Ladipo Lauds Dapo-Lam's Undying Love For 3SC
• Aluko Set Sights On Promotion Battle
• Mourinho Agrees New Contract
• Messi Devastated By Copa America Loss
• Man Utd Watching Muller Following News Of Guardiola Rift
• Balotelli On 'Compassionate Leave
• Nwobodo Delighted At Successful Surgery
• Spieth Wishes McIlroy'll Be Okay
• Juventus Sign Zaza From Sassuolo
• The Weight Of Responsibility
• Beyond The Bailout

TRIBUNE

• Buhari will respect laws on NDDC funding 'Oshiomhole
• Produce Taraba gov election materials for inspection, tribunal orders INEC
• Revealed: Real reasons ministerial list is delayed
• Tambuwal meets Buhari, says APC NASS crisis over soon
• FG requires N218bn to clear backlog of unpaid pension
• Female suicide bomber kills 4 in Borno
• We are still waiting for governor's response to impeachment petition'Osun Speaker
• Ogun steps up surveillance across LGAs on Ebola virus
• Court orders Nnamani to forfeit assets to FG
• End farmers/Fulani clashes with PTF templates, Buhari orders Agric ministry
• 5 die, 11 injured in Niger communal clash
• Workers in Oyo tertiary institutions begin 3-day warning strike on Wednesday
• N8bn currency scam: EFCC accuses defence counsel of plan to scuttle trial
• Death toll in Jos bomb blast rises to 51
• After bombing, Kaduna governor bans street begging, hawking
• EFCC arrests ex-Governor Sule Lamido, 2 sons
• Update: 30 killed in Zaria bomb blast
• 14 killed in Plateau
• Okada rider crushed in Ibadan
• Coroner to deliver judgment on Synagogue building collapse on Wednesday
• Frauds in banks increase to N25.6bn, 10,612 cases reported in 2014
• South African police arrest 9,098 over attacks on Nigerians, others
• Activists visit MKO's graveside, extol his virtues
• 3-storey building collapses in Lagos
• Tension in Osun as suspected gunmen attack protesters
• UPDATE: 2-year-old, 24 others died in Zaria blast -Governor
• Suicide bomber kills 20, injures 15 in local government secretariat in Kaduna
• Greece faces last chance to stay in euro as cash runs out
• Trader knocks out woman's three teeth
• Ebola crisis: WHO unfit for health emergencies, report says
• Zambian writer, Namwali Serpell, to share Caine prize money
• Bill Cosby admitted he gave drugs to women for sex
• 7/7 bombings: UK standstill as it marks 10 years of London terror attacks
• Al-Makura donates relief materials to communities affected by violence
• Aregbesola appoints former surveyor-general as traditional ruler
• Free medical care: Nigerian Army reaches out to 3,000 in Mubi

THE NATION

• Workers to governors: dont blow N713b bailout cash
• 26 die in Zaria suicide bombing
• Bailout funds not from $2.1 billion in ECA, say Presidency, AGF
• Presidency: no hand in Ekweremadus invitation by police
• Court orders Nnamani to forfeit assets to Fed Govt
• N1.3b: EFCC detains Lamido, sons
• Reversal of textile ban: In whose interest
• Gunmen kill 14 in Plateau village
• APC hails Buhari for ending workers woes
• Community leaders protest relocation of inmates
• Nigeria loses $83.3b to illicit cash outflow, says AfDB
• FAAC did not approve ECA withdrawal
• Dangote to expand cement capacity in Cameroon with new line
• 80 capital market firms may opt for mergers, acquisitions, restructuring
• Consumers reject price hike by companies
• CyberSynchs unveils back-up service
• Egypt business first expansion in five months
• Dock workers threaten to shut ports over unpaid salaries
• Conoil wins outdoor advert awards
• South African union mulls legal action over Glencore layoffs
• Double jeopardy
• Soldiers in jail
• Old wine, new label
• Some thoughts on media and terrorism
• Our Girls; Educaretrust@21; Jega GCFR'; Chicken-change Senate statesman-less politics; Power Buhari effect
• Born-Again Fani-Kayode
• Abubakar, Yuguda bicker over Bauchis debt profile
• Why were dumping Bayelsa PDP

DAILY TIMES

• FG Wades into Maritime Workers Strike Threat
• Epidemic Looms as Water Scarcity Hits Abeokuta
• FCT Clinches Top Prize at NNPC Quiz Competition
• Edo Gives 7-Day Notice to Illegal Occupiers of Govt Land
• Kaduna Bans Beggars, Hawkers
• 26 Killed in Zaria Explosion, NEMA Calls for Blood Donation
• FAAC Disowns Okonjo-Iweala over $2b ECA Funds
• Bailout from NLNG Proceeds, Not ECA, Says Govt
• Police Foil Attempts to Defraud Iyalode of Yorubaland
• Police Reinforce Security at Worship Centres, Ban Street Hawking in Abuja
• BREAKING NEWS: Bomb Blast Hits Government Lodge in Zaria
• Faulting Buhari over Awe Hypocritical, Ekiti APC Tells Fayose
• Lagos Police Parade Ikorodu Bank Robbery Suspects
• Drama, as Assembly Clerk Keeps Sealed Lips over Forgery Allegation
• Tears, Gunshots as pro, Anti Aregbesola Rallies Rock Osun
• South-South Politicians Drum Support for Oyegun
• Pro-Democracy Groups Remembers Abiola after 17 Years
• Ebonyi PDP Primary: Court Strikes out Chukwu'S Suit against Umahi
• Yoruba Professionals Task Governors, Praise Tinubu on S'West Rebirth
• Plateau Gov to Spend over N215bn in 2015
• Court Dismisses Suit Seeking to Extent Ex-Gov Ngillari'S Tenure
• Ogun: Amosun, INEC Lose Bid to Stop Isiaka'S Petition
• APC Govt Must Stop Intimidating Ekweremadu ' PDP Chieftains
• Player Alert! 10 Signs Your New Catch Is a Serial Heartbreaker
• There Is No Going Back with Music ' Omowunmi 'Imanse' Ade-Fosudo

DAILY TRUST

• EFCC arraigns Lamido and sons in Kano today
• Zaria blast kills dozens, injured many workers
• UPDATED: Death toll from Zaria attack hits 25
• Legislators undemocratic behaviour
• Legislators undemocratic behaviour
• Ex-minister's last minute efforts to stop FCT councils on tenement rates
• Garki residents cry out over insecurity
• Kuje chief raises alarm over absence of drugs at health center
• FCT Pilgrims Board releases hajj fares
• How I was saved from insecticide ' Female farmer
• It's a pity we still drink from stream, says Abuja chief
• In Chukuku, it is taboo to fry akara in public
• BASEPA to evacuate refuse in Bauchi metropolis in a week
• Climate change: Cross River establishes Young Green Brigade
• Kaduna residents tasked on environmental sanitation
• Nigeria's sanitation situation worsens
• Ukraine will continue to support Nigeria against B/Haram ' Envoy
• People and Politics
• FG directs Discos to pay 3months power debts by Friday
• Game introduces credit purchase @ 10
• ADB: How Nigeria loses $83bn to illicit financial flows
• 40 investors show interest in Nigeria
• Air Force to partner airlines on security
• Airbus leads Boeing on first-half orders, behind on deliveries
• Medview begins flight to Maiduguri Airport Friday
• NCAA approves NAHCO's new cargo charges
• Naira at record low of 232 to dollar on black market -Traders
• Fidelity Bank raises $151m via bond issue to boost lending
• Lobi, Wikki wary of Federation Cup opponents

NATIONAL MIRROR

• FRSC redeploys 40 senior personnel
• Insurgency: Security chiefs, Northern govs parley
• Alleged nepotism: Senator berates Buhari's critics
• Police nab Ebola fund scam whistle blower
• 26 die as suicide bomber hits Zaria
• N5bn fraud: Court orders Nnamani to forfeit multi-billion naira assets to FG
• Presidency faults AGF, says Excess Crude Account intact
• NASS crisis: Tambuwal meets Buhari, assures of peaceful resolution
• Emirates, Hak aircraft collide at Lagos airport
• PDP rejects council dissolution in Plateau
• Greece cash squeeze: Time runs out for bank customers
• Buhari and unresolved politics-motivated killings
• Adamawa: Jibrilla striking the right chord
• Stop intimidating Ekweremadu, PDP tells APC
• APC and its controversial NEC
• FCT court affirms Emmanuel as A'Ibom gov, dismisses G22 case
• CSOs seek Zakari's confirmation as INEC chairman
• Tribunal fixes July 22 for pre-hearing in Kalu's petition
• Don't blame Tinubu for NASS crisis 'Reps member
• Kogi 2015: Audu promises to liberate Kogi
• NADECO, human right activists call for Abiola's immortalisation
• Kwara cabinet: Party chieftains fight over slot in Ilorin
• Amazing! Only 9% of Nigerians have access to sanitation
• Philip transforms Oriyanrin Primary Health Care Centre
• Expert counsels pharmacists on best practice
• UNICEF, Airtel partner to empower Nigerian communities
• Rotary tackles VVF with $500,000 in five states
• ARTISTE UNCENSORED: I never dreamt of being a photographer 'Ayo Akinwande
• VOICE: Piracy in Nigerian entertainment industry (2)
• Bringing life to Abuja arts scene
• BOI urges applicants to seek BDSPs' advice on loan processing
• Closing pre-paid metering gap mirage, despite assurances
• Experts harp on benefits of alternative energy to industrial growth
• Fuel scarcity worsens in Lagos, other cities
• NERC unveils renewable energy devt plans
• Opportunities to practice by non-engineers are offered by government
• Electricity generation drops to 3,655mwpower
• NSA 2015: Panel outlines media criteria
• NBBF elections: Court summons Ahmedu