World Headline News
Wednesday, 23rd August 2017
**NIGERIA
*Diezani to lose 56 houses in Lagos, Port Harcourt
*CBN: Forex monthly demand jumps to N588b
*Military ‘will step up operations’
*Olubadan: I still oppose chieftaincy law
*Constituents threaten to recall Ben Bruce for non performance
*FAAC July revenue drops to N387.31b
*Nigeria ranks third in global internet crimes behind UK, U.S., says NCC
*Federal Account revenue drops to N387.31bn for July
*Pig: Livestock of tremendous profitability
*Equities market appreciates by 1.03%, 21 gainers emerge
*Utomi floats $135m commodities exchange
*Falconets coach invites 30 for Tanzania tie
*JAMB pegs varsity admission cut-off mark at 120, poly 100
*I’ll coach Quadri for free – Ekun
*D’Tigress crush Guinea, set for Senegal test
*‘Polio fight’ll be slower in conflict zones’
*50% of Nigeria’s diabetics are ignorant of the disease —Experts
*Protest rocks Edo as truck kills two children, seven others
*Furious uncle breaks two-year-old’s head for soiling bed
*Buhari Orders Service Chiefs to End Insecurity Nationwide
*Again, Court Orders Temporary Forfeiture of 56 Properties Linked to Alison-Madueke
*NBS: Nigeria Recorded $1.8bn Capital Importation in Q2
*Lai Mohammed Plans Audience Measurement to Catalyze Broadcasting Growth
*Lagos Pays Homage to Jollof Rice
*Crooks Dig Up Sierra Leone’s ‘Ebola Cemetery’
*UNICEF: Boko Haram has used 83 children as 'human bombs' in 2017
*NBC Bans Songs by Olamide, Davido, 9ice
*ITF boss seeks increased funding to boost SIWES
*FG opens inner southern highway bridge for Nyanya-Karu motorists
*More houses ready soon for allocation to FCT workers —FG
*Govt determined to check illegal mining —Fayemi
*Abuja residents want FCTA to rid city of filth
*FCT to inaugurate own internal revenue service
*FG approves new guideline on science, engineering, technology
*Belema community promises not to vacate Shell flow station
*Banks’ lending to oil, gas sector down by 1.33% in Q2, 2017
*How blockchain’ll disrupt banking sector, by experts
*MTN urges girls, women to tap into ICT opportunities
*NCC justifies new code of corporate governance
*Telecoms operators to lose $386bn revenue
*FG tasks MDAs, others to seek approval for IT procurements
*Six things to expect from Google’s N13,000 smartphone
*Why we want Uzoh as candidate –APC delegates
*NNPC warns against fake crude oil allocation offers
*NLC to FG: Stop N38bn bailout to Discos
*Global portfolio managers seek further naira devaluation
*Brass community decries trawler’s attacks on fishermen in Bayelsa
*Investigation reveals how vested interests stalled Ambode’s effort to transform National Stadium
*FHA introduces 3 new housing products in Nigeria
*PIGB: FG underscores transparency for Nigeria’s fiscal prosperity
*Stakeholders lament N1trn debt to power sector
*Govt should get more aggressive about zero gas flaring –Expert
*2019: We’ll resist attempt to hijack party structure –Bayelsa PDP
*32 CROWNED OBAS IN IBADAN: It’s a joke carried too far — Olubadan
*‘LG autonomy’ll checkmate corruption’
*ASUU strike: UI terminates first semester
*You lied on Ojukwu, Biafra zionists chide Buhari
*Naira Watch: Naira gains as NAFEX records $100.29m
**AFRICA
*Kenyan opposition to tell court that technology enabled election fraud
*Kenyan voters starting to shun handouts culture, says youngest MP
*Boko Haram Nigerian child bombings this year are quadruple 2016's: UNICEF
*In devastated S Leone, ghosts of pupils haunt ruined schools
*UN slams use of children in Nigeria bombings
*Spain attack raises questions on extremism among Moroccans
*Eight killed in Guinea in rubbish dump landslide
*Former Libya PM kidnapped in Tripoli: family
*As vote looms, Angolans chafe over Dos Santos era
*Rodents force Nigerian president to work from home
*Tensions in Togo as anti-Gnassingbe rally turns deadly
*African women want greater land ownership rights
*Angola's dos Santos to quit after 38 years in power
**WORLD
*At least 20 injured in rail accident in north India
*‘We would rather die than stay there’: the refugees crossing from Morocco to Spain
*'Every day was agony': Indian woman granted divorce over lack of toilet
*Donald Trump defends his response to Charlottesville as protesters clash with police
*Donald Trump hits out at media over Charlottesville
*Australian defence force: Turnbull says Australia may send more troops to Afghanistan
*Philippines: protests against drug war erupt after killing of student – video
*U.S. Weighs Restricting Trades in Venezuelan Debt to Punish Maduro
*Boy arrested for street dancing in Saudi Arabia
*North Korea's Kim orders production of more rocket engines, warhead tips - KCNA
**SPORTS
*Falconets coach invites 30 for Tanzania tie
*‘Tevez, others used banned drugs at 2010 W’Cup’
*I’ll coach Quadri for free – Ekun
*D’Tigress crush Guinea, set for Senegal test
*GTBank holds camp for students, coaches
*Shearer leads praise for 200-goal Rooney
Good morning
#cr-wassupdailies#
Wednesday, 23rd August 2017
**NIGERIA
*Diezani to lose 56 houses in Lagos, Port Harcourt
*CBN: Forex monthly demand jumps to N588b
*Military ‘will step up operations’
*Olubadan: I still oppose chieftaincy law
*Constituents threaten to recall Ben Bruce for non performance
*FAAC July revenue drops to N387.31b
*Nigeria ranks third in global internet crimes behind UK, U.S., says NCC
*Federal Account revenue drops to N387.31bn for July
*Pig: Livestock of tremendous profitability
*Equities market appreciates by 1.03%, 21 gainers emerge
*Utomi floats $135m commodities exchange
*Falconets coach invites 30 for Tanzania tie
*JAMB pegs varsity admission cut-off mark at 120, poly 100
*I’ll coach Quadri for free – Ekun
*D’Tigress crush Guinea, set for Senegal test
*‘Polio fight’ll be slower in conflict zones’
*50% of Nigeria’s diabetics are ignorant of the disease —Experts
*Protest rocks Edo as truck kills two children, seven others
*Furious uncle breaks two-year-old’s head for soiling bed
*Buhari Orders Service Chiefs to End Insecurity Nationwide
*Again, Court Orders Temporary Forfeiture of 56 Properties Linked to Alison-Madueke
*NBS: Nigeria Recorded $1.8bn Capital Importation in Q2
*Lai Mohammed Plans Audience Measurement to Catalyze Broadcasting Growth
*Lagos Pays Homage to Jollof Rice
*Crooks Dig Up Sierra Leone’s ‘Ebola Cemetery’
*UNICEF: Boko Haram has used 83 children as 'human bombs' in 2017
*NBC Bans Songs by Olamide, Davido, 9ice
*ITF boss seeks increased funding to boost SIWES
*FG opens inner southern highway bridge for Nyanya-Karu motorists
*More houses ready soon for allocation to FCT workers —FG
*Govt determined to check illegal mining —Fayemi
*Abuja residents want FCTA to rid city of filth
*FCT to inaugurate own internal revenue service
*FG approves new guideline on science, engineering, technology
*Belema community promises not to vacate Shell flow station
*Banks’ lending to oil, gas sector down by 1.33% in Q2, 2017
*How blockchain’ll disrupt banking sector, by experts
*MTN urges girls, women to tap into ICT opportunities
*NCC justifies new code of corporate governance
*Telecoms operators to lose $386bn revenue
*FG tasks MDAs, others to seek approval for IT procurements
*Six things to expect from Google’s N13,000 smartphone
*Why we want Uzoh as candidate –APC delegates
*NNPC warns against fake crude oil allocation offers
*NLC to FG: Stop N38bn bailout to Discos
*Global portfolio managers seek further naira devaluation
*Brass community decries trawler’s attacks on fishermen in Bayelsa
*Investigation reveals how vested interests stalled Ambode’s effort to transform National Stadium
*FHA introduces 3 new housing products in Nigeria
*PIGB: FG underscores transparency for Nigeria’s fiscal prosperity
*Stakeholders lament N1trn debt to power sector
*Govt should get more aggressive about zero gas flaring –Expert
*2019: We’ll resist attempt to hijack party structure –Bayelsa PDP
*32 CROWNED OBAS IN IBADAN: It’s a joke carried too far — Olubadan
*‘LG autonomy’ll checkmate corruption’
*ASUU strike: UI terminates first semester
*You lied on Ojukwu, Biafra zionists chide Buhari
*Naira Watch: Naira gains as NAFEX records $100.29m
**AFRICA
*Kenyan opposition to tell court that technology enabled election fraud
*Kenyan voters starting to shun handouts culture, says youngest MP
*Boko Haram Nigerian child bombings this year are quadruple 2016's: UNICEF
*In devastated S Leone, ghosts of pupils haunt ruined schools
*UN slams use of children in Nigeria bombings
*Spain attack raises questions on extremism among Moroccans
*Eight killed in Guinea in rubbish dump landslide
*Former Libya PM kidnapped in Tripoli: family
*As vote looms, Angolans chafe over Dos Santos era
*Rodents force Nigerian president to work from home
*Tensions in Togo as anti-Gnassingbe rally turns deadly
*African women want greater land ownership rights
*Angola's dos Santos to quit after 38 years in power
**WORLD
*At least 20 injured in rail accident in north India
*‘We would rather die than stay there’: the refugees crossing from Morocco to Spain
*'Every day was agony': Indian woman granted divorce over lack of toilet
*Donald Trump defends his response to Charlottesville as protesters clash with police
*Donald Trump hits out at media over Charlottesville
*Australian defence force: Turnbull says Australia may send more troops to Afghanistan
*Philippines: protests against drug war erupt after killing of student – video
*U.S. Weighs Restricting Trades in Venezuelan Debt to Punish Maduro
*Boy arrested for street dancing in Saudi Arabia
*North Korea's Kim orders production of more rocket engines, warhead tips - KCNA
**SPORTS
*Falconets coach invites 30 for Tanzania tie
*‘Tevez, others used banned drugs at 2010 W’Cup’
*I’ll coach Quadri for free – Ekun
*D’Tigress crush Guinea, set for Senegal test
*GTBank holds camp for students, coaches
*Shearer leads praise for 200-goal Rooney
Good morning
#cr-wassupdailies#
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