TODAY'S HEADLINE NEWS

HEADLINE NEWS
Monday, 30th January 2017

• Trump adamant as world leaders criticise travel ban
• Naira devaluation inimical to economic development, says don
• CBN queries five banks for manipulating forex rates
• Eko Distribution Company loses N1b to energy theft
• Wike, Amaechi clash over helicopters
• NERC warns DisCos against non-provision of meters
• CBN defends forex policies, faults criticisms
• Hyundai Motor sold 4.86m units worldwide in 2016
• Police quiz Ondo lawmakers
• 'Non-implementation of cassava bread initiative, loss to Nigeria'
• 'Govt should address inflation with palliatives'
• MAN: BoI's recapitalisation key to growth stimulation
• Suleiman: compel El-Rufai to produce herdsmen he paid
• NEITI seeks implementation of recommendations
• Maritime ready to take over from oil, says Peterside
• We'll free ports of gridlock, says boss
• CEOs' confidence rises despite economic uncertainty, says report
• Reps query police over officers' deaths, missing ammunition
• Orji denies getting pension from Abia govt
• Volatility In Equity Market Created Opportunity In Mutual Funds – CEO, United Capital
• Ondo Assembly Crisis: Police Quiz Lawmakers, Clerk, Pay Master
• Ooni Charges Yoruba Groups To Be United
• Indomitable Lions Fire Warning To Eagles
• Stock Market: Investors Lose N187bn In 3 Weeks
• Oba Of Benin Reads Riot Act To Chiefs Over Unethical Practices
• APC Wins Edo House Of Reps Bye-election
• Defection To APC: S-East Govs Deny Okorocha's Claims
• Ikpeazu, Victim Of Tranferred Agression — PDP Chieftain
• How Trump's Immigration Policy'll Affect Nigerians
• Brittania-U Begins Crude Oil Export
• NASD Plans N1.4bn Rights Issue
• Banking Competition In The $6tr Digital Payment Market
• Plateau Utd Stay Top, Rangers, Rivers Draw
• Systems Collapse, Gas, Water Constraints Cause N3.86bn Loss In Power Sector
• Barrow removes 'Islamic Republic' from Gambia's official name
• President Donald Trump To Ban 2-year Multiple Entry Visa For Nigerians -TheCable
• 3 S'East govs to join APC
• Fayose cautions DSS over planned detention of Apostle Suleiman, Bishop Oyedepo
• Adamawa lawmakers boycott town hall meeting
• Brokers chart path to sustainable growth
• Mumbai Crime: Nigerian dupes pharma Co of Rs 40 lakh
• Kidney Theft: FMC Keffi Wants Independent Investigation
• Destruction Of 190-year-old Monument: FG Vows To Deal With Collaborators
• Global Task Force To Evaluate FG's Anti-corruption War
• Double tragedy for sacked lecturers in Kogi State
• Petrol Scarcity Looms as Product Sells for N142 per Litre in Depots
• CBN Queries Banks over Inaccurate FX Utilisation Publication
• SERAP Tells Buhari to Refer SGF to EFCC, ICPC for Investigation
• Apostle Of Peace, Cardinal Onaiyekan, Is 73
• Nigeria, Chad Seek $50bn Aid To Recharge Shrinking Lake Chad
• APC Wins Etsako Federal Constituency By-election In Edo
• Investors Lose N436bn In IPOs Of Quoted Companies
• North-west House Caucus in Disarray over Buhari
• Presidency Justifies DSS' Invitation of Apostle Suleman
• Seized Helicopters: Wike Accuses Amaechi of Politicising Rivers' Security
• FMBN Approves N9bn Mortgage Loans, Posts N2.7bn Profit
• World Leaders Oppose Trump On Immigration Ban
• Herdsmen Threaten South-west Food Security, Warns Afenifere
• PENGASSAN Rejects House Bid to Amend NLNG Act
• Osinbajo Urges Nigerians to Shun Divisive Tendencies
• As Former EFCC Lawyer, You Can't Hear My Case, Fani-Kayose Tells Judge
• Okorocha Reads Riots Act to APC New Comers, Relinquishes Leadership to Nnamani
• Kashamu: US Court Ruling on My Possible Extradition for Drug Trafficking, a Mistaken Identity
• Lawyer Sues Buhari, AGF over Prosecution of Judges
• Sick Nollywood Actors Get N3.5m from Okafor
• Leadership Crisis: Police Quiz Aggrieved Ondo Lawmakers
• NNPC Suleja Depot Gutted by Fire
• Telecom: NCC Reads Riot Acts to Operators, to Apply Stiffer Sanctions
• FESTAC Police Illegally Detain, Fleece Tailor, Others
• FG Approves Right of Way for Lagos Red Line Project
• Ishaku Charges Traditional Rulers to Curb Influx of Herdsmen into Taraba
• NDDC MD, PDP Elements in APC After Me, Akpanudoedehe Alleges
• 2019: House North-west Caucus Angered over Endorsement of Buhari
• Etsu Nupe, Niger Officials Absent at Bello Masaba's Burial
• NDDC Sets 21-point Agenda for Niger Delta Development
• World Leprosy Day: Nigeria ranks high in leprosy index
• First coal train dispatched to Sahiwal Power Plant
• Nationwide protest: More entertainers back 2face
• Investor recovers N1.5m illegal sale of GTB shares
• Saraki urges youths to harness benefits of agro finance law
• Simple tips to make your home eco-friendly
• Dickson: Celebrating a consummate democrat @ 51
• This is not a Muslim ban, Trump says of immigration move
• Scientific models key in investigating occurrences – Expert
• Ghana's insurance market value to hit $600m by 2018
• FCT youths endorse protest against FG
• I joined gang to raise money for business – Kidnapper
• Gunmen abduct female lecturer in Rivers
• NSCDC warns vandals 
• Rivers lures cultists, militants with jobs
• Calabar residents protest blackout, kick against bills
• Court remands sanitation offenders in Abia
• Court recommends mediation in Lagos waterfront demolition dispute
• Ogoniland can't get clean water this generation – Don
• 26 Nigerians enter for LafargeHolcim's $2m construction awards
• French central bank chief urges insurance firms to up cybersecurity
• IFJ unveils new global insurance coverage for journalist.

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