Wassup Dailies Wed, 12 July 2017 **NIGERIA IT'S 48 DAYS SINCE THE EPE SCHOOL KIDS WERE ABDUCTED *Buhari, Osinbajo meet in London on ...
Wassup Dailies
Wed, 12 July 2017
**NIGERIA
IT'S 48 DAYS SINCE THE EPE SCHOOL KIDS WERE ABDUCTED
*Buhari, Osinbajo meet in London on state of nation
*Banks raise dollar spending by 900%
*Police grossly underfunded, says IG Idris
*EFCC arraigns judge for alleged N4.6m bribe
*NPA employees protest planned concessioning of Warri Ports
*Police arrest 100 suspected robbers
*Osinbajo flies to London on Buhari’s invitation
*Herdsmen convert Abuja stadium into grazing field
*FG can’t borrow any more – Finance minister
*Protest forces judge to reverse ex-OAU VC’s prison remand order
*Nigeria to witness a turnaround in 18 months, says Osinbajo
*Civil servant creates 38 bank accounts for ghost workers
*Melaye’s recall: Kogi AG justifies position, Saraki, Ekweremadu disagree
*Internet fraudsters hijack police Facebook page to recruit members
*Family petitions IG over death of UNIBEN graduate
*Kwara monarch, nine others arraigned for communal clash
*Maritime workers protest port, harbour bill in Rivers
*Ambode demands transparency from govt workers
*Generation firms demand increase in electricity tariff
*Landlord tackles Christ Embassy over rent arrears, electricity bill
*Stop abusing sedatives, pharmacists warn Nigerians
*Release framework for VAIDS, CITN advises FG
*Port congestion: FG plans truck transit parks in five states
*Etisalat to raise fresh capital, reassures customers of continuity
*‘Women in IDP camps need birth control’
*Osun by-election: INEC gives certificate of return to Adeleke
*Osinbajo okays 19 judges for NIC
*Wearing hijab makes it easy for me to rob — Suspect
*Court remands APC chieftain, Diekola, six others in prison
*PDP crisis: Ex-ministers mobilise leaders as S’Court delivers judgment today
*Patients lament breakdown of CT machine in UCH
*Navy laments manpower shortage
*CRK, IRK: New curriculum violates constitution, says House of Reps
*Army assures UNIMAID of security over Boko Haram terrorism
*Let income level determine number of children, NPC tells Nigerians
*Fayose, Emmanuel others urge unity among politicians
*ICPC advocates transparency in financial personnel governance system
*Court of Appeal tackles backlog of 242 applications
*Ijaw youths threaten to occupy National Assembly over alleged assault on Jonathan
*Freight forwarders harp on proper examination of containers
*Osinbajo Returns to Abuja After Meeting With Buhari
*S’Court to Rule on PDP Leadership Dispute Wednesday
*Okorocha bans monarchs from speaking English
*Envoy lambasts Nigerian banks over stringent policies on loans
*N’Delta Leaders Meet, Call for Implementation of 2014 Confab Report
*Lagos Kingmaker Defends Oba Akiolu’s Ascendance to Throne
*Olusanya Promises to Return Etisalat to Profitability
*Nigerian Troops Kill Terrorists in Lake Chad Region
*Local Oil Firms Seek Stable, Competitive Fiscal Regime in PIB
*Maritime workers’ strike paralyses ports’ operations nationwide
*Motorola urges use of radio solutions to improve security
*Tatabu Bridge Collapse Vindicated N’Assembly on Budget, Says Senate
*Senate Condemns Kogi Govt’s Role in Melaye’s Recall Process
*NTA Reporter’s Murder: One Death Too Many, Says IPC
*NNPC Vows to Sustain Products Supply Despite Downstream Sector Challenges
*Again, FG, A’Ibom, Cross River Meet over 100-year Boundary Dispute
*House Directs Education Minister to Separate Religious Studies from Civic Education
*Industrial Court Gets 19 New Judges
*N38bn Balance Stalls Millennium Tower Project
*EFCC Arraigns Industrial Court Judge, Fishim
*JAMB Begins Sale of Direct Entry Forms, Says 2017 Cut-off Marks Not out
*Ethiopian Airlines to Commence International Flights from Kaduna Airport on August 1
*APC Suspends Buhari’s Aide, Ibekaku
*‘Etisalat must change domain name in three weeks’
*Manufacturers advocate below $3 pricing under revised gas policy
*Nigeria, Cameroon Military Brainstorm on Stopping Boko Haram
*No Child Fighters Among Civilian JTF, Says Global Amnesty Watch
*Bloodthirsty Nigeria 'cult' killings spark fear
*Boy murdered by cultists in Bayelsa not a cadet officer – NDA
*Osun West by-election: Senator Adeleke reveals why he dumped APC
*Kogi Governor, Bello feeding the public with lies – PDP
*52 repentant Boko Haram terrorists undergo rehabilitation programme
*Ogbeh bemoans moribund state of Ikere Dam 35 years after
*BoI to Inject N1tn into Economy
*Enugu APC suspends Buhari’s aide, Ibekaku, 19 others
**AFRICA
*China sends troops to open first overseas military base in Djibouti
*Malawi hails Madonna's 'motherly spirit' at opening of new hospital
*Zambia extends state of emergency by three months - presidency office
*U.S. threatens more sanctions for hindering democracy in Congo
*UNICEF says three contractors detained in South Sudan
*East Congo militia violence forces 80,000 to flee home, U.N. says
*Huawei joins WorldRemit in mobile money transfer deal for Africa
*Boko Haram executes eight for defying 'Sharia police'
*Strict new official dress code sparks anger in Uganda
*Air Zim aborts flight to Joburg - report
*West Africa's fight to keep bad medicine off shelves
*Mugabe's new rival says he would 'fix Zim in just 5 years
*Deadly floods hit Nigeria, '8 family members feared dead
*Senegal's ex-president returns for legislative elections
**WORLD
*Donald Trump Jr says he's ready to 'testify under oath' as emails about Russian meeting ignite twitter
*Free Syrian Army shoots down regime aircraft near ceasefire zone
*China sends troops to open first overseas military base in Djibouti
*Rival's desire to leave cabinet may mean challenge for Japan's Abe - media
*Judge halts deportation of 1,400 Iraqi nationals until court review
*Chinese troops head to first overseas base
*Every way you turn, Britain’s post-Brexit future looks bright
*US to review remaining Middle East airlines under laptop ban
*State visit by Spanish royals to begin
**SPORTS
*Herdsmen convert Abuja stadium into grazing field
*Okagbare, Amusan arrive for Warri Relays
*Carrick takes over as United captain
*Wimbledon: History as Konta, Venus enter semi-finals
*Benzema wins court battle over sex-tape
*PSG to sign Dani Alves
*Algeria To Take Eagles To Constantine
*Kida Backs Ikeme, Calls For Support
*Ikeme: Wolves Donate Gate-takings To Treatment
*Agbo Leaves Granada For Standard Leige
Good morning
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