Whassup Dailies Mon, 3 Jun 2017 **NIGERIA IT'S 39 DAYS SINCE THE EPE SCHOOL KIDS WERE ABDUCTED *Biafra: Why Igbos must dissociate t...
Whassup Dailies
Mon, 3 Jun 2017
**NIGERIA
IT'S 39 DAYS SINCE THE EPE SCHOOL KIDS WERE ABDUCTED
*Biafra: Why Igbos must dissociate themselves from Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB – Dasuki
*Sambo: Presidency speaks on raid of former Vice President’s home
*Why the North rejected 2014 Confab report – Paul Unongo
*Biafra is my country, Nigeria should split now – Asari-Dokubo
*Kogi State Government Halts Dino's Constituency Office Project
*‘Eight million motorists parade invalid papers’
*KDA director-general lauds staff's efforts
*Federal Government to train ‘disease detectives’ to prevent epidemics
*Army restates loyalty to democratic government
*Police kill eight suspected robbers, arrest two in Imo
*N140b debt threatens PenCom’s N7.2tr target
*Lawyers call for review of justice system, urge trial of Evans or bail for him
*‘Insecurity, unemployment, others to decide APC’s fate in 2019’
*Two students drown in FUTA pond when snapping selfie
*Olubadan cautions against violence as Egungun festival begins today
*Lagos ranked world’s third unaffordable city for renters
*‘Mosquito-borne pandemic could wipe out 10m people’
*‘Badoo sells one blood-stained handerkerchief for N500,000’
*Igbo leaders seek implementation of confab report, restructuring
*Stakeholders seek community help over Boko Haram attacks
*SERAP kicks against proposed amnesty law for suspected looters
*Asset tracers woo Nigeria, others in tax drive
*Paga gets global ranking for mobile payments, digital services
*Reps return to trenches over power of appropriation
*Kwara government imposes 12-hour curfew on communities
*Ekiti State gets more 35,000 voters, registration centres
*Airline operators parley FIRS over multiple taxation, VAT removal
*AGF writes Saraki over judgment on Akwa-Ibom Senatorial tussle
*Seven die in Edo multiple car crashes
*Family of missing mother cries for help
*Ambode’s wife bails out mother of triplets, pays medical bills
*Cleric remanded for allegedly forging father’s will
*‘1.7m Nigeria women, 380,000 children living with HIV’
*Lagos unveils state-owned microfinance bank to boost small businesses
*Benue can’t sustain N7.9b monthly wage bill, says Ortom
*FG to pay Kano poultry farmers N438m compensation
*Ogoni leaders bemoan stakeholders’ inability to support cleanup
*Nigeria’s ‘shadow economy’ may fall to half by 2025
*Regular reading broadens knowledge, promotes lifelong learning, says Kida-Musa
*Okorocha intervenes in Imo Catholic Church crisis
*Delta picks Chinese firm for N13.6b secretariat project
*‘Nigeria’s problem is not about system, but faulty procedure we have adopted’
*The oil majors: Yet to relocate
*Stakeholders plan bill to regulate environmental practitioners
*MASSOB insists on break-up as Igbo leaders support united Nigeria
*Banks suffer fraud cases worth N16.5bn in three years
*Buhari’s wife leaves for UK to see President
*Middle Belt won’t follow North if Nigeria splits – Jerry Gana
**AFRICA
*'It's not my duty to name my successor,' says Mugabe
*Sudanese doctors urge measures against cholera outbreak
*Macron in Mali for diplomatic push on Sahel anti-jihad ...
*Egypt sentences 20 to death over 2013 village massacre
*Grace Mugabe makes 'emergency' trip to secure SA home front
*South Africans put themselves in Zimbabwean shoes
*Lesotho taxi drivers help lead fight against HIV
*Egypt fuel price hikes fan inflation fears
*Al-Qaeda in Mali releases video showing six foreign hostsges
*DRC declares end of Ebola outbreak
*Sudan defends human rights record against US criticism
**WORLD
*'Serious military provocation': China angered by US presence in South China Sea
*Qatar will defend itself from Gulf neighbours
*Rapper arrested over nightclub shooting
*US planning to create 'Space Corps' as sixth branch of armed forces
*Eight injured in France mosque shooting
*Macron to make US-style State of the Union address
*Ted Baillieu to head Victorian fire safety taskforce examining cladding
*Japan's ruling party suffers big losses in local Tokyo elections
*Mark Tedeschi's future hangs on outcome of Gordon Wood's lawsuit, court told
*8 killed in Indonesian helicopter crash as volcano erupts
*Trump discusses North Korea threat in calls with China, Japan leaders
*Singapore: PM faces parliamentary grilling over family feud
**SPORTS
*Bosso: Coaches Must Give Emeteole Befitting Burial
*NNPC/Shell Cup: Henson Boys Qualify For Final
*NCC Doles Out N23m For 2017 Tennis Tournament
*Ebewele: My AFN Board Reinstatement Is Victory For Athletics
*Dogo Blames Missed Goal Scoring Chances For Nasarawa United’s Home Draw With Gombe United
*Confederations Cup
Portugal 2 - 1 Mexico
Chile 0 - 1 Germany
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