HEADLINE NEWS

HEADLINE NEWS
Thursday 12th January, 2017

• Maintain Ceasefire, PANDEF Urges Militants, Stakeholders
• Secret Trial Of Kanu, Others'll Amount To Futility —MASSOB
• Trump To CNN: "You Are Fake News"
• Rivers Re-run Polls: Police Probe Panel Has Predetermined Agenda —Wike
• GEEP'll Boost Women, Artisans' Business — Gyar
• Sanusi Craves More Attention To Football To Create Jobs
• Expanded World Cup: Odegbami Calls For Nigeria Bid
• Oyo LG Polls: APC Candidates Petition Oyegun
• Kogi To Establish Support Scheme For Soldiers' Widows
• Osinbajo Leads FG's Delegation To Delta Monarch's Centenary Birthday
• 4:10 AM Ending Infant And Pre-term Deaths
• 3:56 AM Delta APC Caretaker C'ttee Disowns Arrangement With PDP
• 3:41 AM BoI Targets Viable Businesses For Funding
• 3:35 AM ABS Fortify Squad For Topflight With 15 New Players
• 3:26 AM Edo Gov Poll: Appeal Court Throws Out YDP's Case
• 3:23 AM PH, Kaduna, Warri Refineries Resume Kerosene, Diesel Production
• EFCC finds N632.2m in ex-Chief Judge's account
• 12:10 am
• $40b more Chinese investment coming
• 12:09 am
• Court remands Fayose's aides for alleged $50,000 theft
• 12:08 am
• Ex-director, ex-NJC secretary, 12 others to testify in Justice Ademola's trial
• 12:07 am
• Boko Haram: Troops recover bodies of Lt.-Col., 15 soldiers
• 12:06 am
• Confusion in The Gambia as Jammeh appoints mediator
• 12:05 am
• Baale Oloode sues Olubadan for removal
• 12:04 am
• Obama in farewell speech: yes we can… yes we did
• 12:03 am
• Ekweremadu may be next target, Ndume warns
• 12:02 am
• Rector, ASUP trade tackles at Bida Poly
• 12:02 am
• Sad holidays for 'starving' ECOWAS scholars
• 12:02 am
• Anti-terrorism coalition lauds Army over arrest of insurgents
• 12:01 am
• OMPALAN blames Niger Delta crisis on state government
• 12:01 am
• Saraki: no crisis over Senate Leader's removal
• 12:01 am
• Group defends JAMB boss of corruption allegation
• 12:01 am
• What goes around comes around
• 12:00 am
• Senate suspends policy banning car import through land borders
• 12:00 am
• NDLEA seizes 396 bags of cannabis sativa in Ilorin
• 12:00 am
• Four suicide bombers killed in Nigeria's border
• Obasanjo launches initiative to end hunger by 2030
• Saraki's trial resumes, govt call second witness Jan 17
• CAN blames El-Rufai, Imams for prolonged southern Kaduna crisis
• Wike alleges IG panel on Rivers re-run poll has pre-determined agenda
• Supreme Court justice withdraws from Abia case over allegation of bias
• Petrol price template crumbles
• Troops kill 53 terrorists, recover 16 bodies of soldiers
• Ooni urges Ambode to partner South West governors on agriculture
• Senate rejects ban on land border car importation
• Ekweremadu may be next target for removal, says Ndume
• Reps panel chair, MASOB fault secret trial of Kanu
• Communities kick over pipeline repair contract, give deadline for dialogue
• Osinbajo, governor, others for 100th birthday of Nigeria's oldest monarch
• Afenifere, group commend emergence of Nwodo as Ohanaeze leader
• Shema's prosecution is political, says Fayose
• Metuh asks court to invite Dasuki as witness in arms deal trial
• NYSC boss urges corps members to avoid unnecessary travels
• NLC gives Bello deadline to release workers' screening report
• CBN approves N1 billion for SMEs in Imo
• Why AfDB unveiled $24 billion ATP scheme, by Adesina
• UNFPA partners Kaduna to deliver demographic dividend to state
• Ahmed directs release of N2 billion to 16 LGAs, SUBEB
• 1,000 traders to benefit from N140b social intervention fund in Gombe
• Doctors begin warning strike in Rivers State
• Borno verification detects 9,347 ghost workers
• Anambra, APGA, PDP bickering primes APC for 2017
• Nigerians are getting impatient, over hardship, says Ogor
• Group protests, accuses Benue House of delaying anti-grazing bill
• Rice, wheat farmers to get N2b empowerment in Kebbi
• Lagos, bankers institute to host global banking forum
• China Plans Fresh $40bn Investments in Nigeria
• Stakeholders chart path to rejuvenate sector in 2017
• Boko Haram Fights Back in Maiduguri Suburb, One Officer, Six Soldiers Killed
• Despite recession, quest for overseas learning grows, says Dosunmu
• UNESCO, POWA to reduce out-of-school children by 500,000 yearly
• Benue trains 1,000 teachers on Jolly Phonics
• Blind pupils task National Assembly, FG on persons with disability bill
• Unprecedented Crowd Bids Kure Farewell
• Army Captures Boko Haram Doctor, 963 Other Suspects
• FG Rejects 165 Nigerian Citizenship Applications
• PwC: Nigeria Has Highest Percentage of People Living in Poverty
• NEITI Exposes NPDC's Failure to Remit $4.9bn to Federation Account
• W'Bank: Nigeria's Economy to Rebound, Grow by 1% in 2017
• NUPENG Suspends Warning Strike
• FG Extends Citizenship to 335 Foreigners
• 2 Years After, APC Set To Hold National Convention
• Jammeh Bows To Pressure, Seeks Mediation.

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