Wassup Dailies Mon, 7 Aug 2017 **NIGERIA *Gunman kills 11 in church over drug barons’ rivalry *Saraki, Ikpeazu, Dogara, APC decry killin...
Wassup Dailies
Mon, 7 Aug 2017
**NIGERIA
*Gunman kills 11 in church over drug barons’ rivalry
*Saraki, Ikpeazu, Dogara, APC decry killings
*Ex-minister, APGA, others condemn killings
*Biometric-based SIM swap to end e-fraud
*Reps to buy N6.1 billion cars for 360 members
*Lagos set to recover 100 assets sold illegally
*‘Lagos govt committed to Ikeja model city’s master-plan’
*Nigeria varsities to get free Wi-Fi facility
*Nokia manufacturer approves Nigerian firm to distribute phones
*‘YouTube child protection mechanism failing’
*Ericsson Garage launches start-up challenge
*Federal retirees protest unpaid entitlements
*Lagos pays N515m to 252 retirees
*Protesting pensioners are public nuisance, says Osun commissioner
*Power generation crashes by 1,835.6MW in three days
*NDPHC, IBEDC assure Magboro, others of power supply
*FG offers monthly Savings Bond at 14.54%
*Nigeria gets N1.372bn equipment for waterways protection
*N’East hydrocarbon search: Controversies trail FG’s $340m investment
*Operators kick against militarization of commercial shipping
*Africa to tackle piracy, sea crimes, says Peterside
*Ship building: Nigeria loses over 50,000 jobs
*NAMA seeks enhanced inter-FIR synergy in Africa
*Our product is getting better and cheaper for Nigerians —British Airways
*Manufactured products without certification dangerous –SON
*Oba Akiolu Charges IGP Idris To Be Firm
*Insurgency: Army Sets Up Anti-Ambush Squad
*Drug Barons Take Battle To Church, Open Fire On Worshippers
*Nigeria Spends N57.4bn On Debt Servicing In 6 Months
*High Interest Rate: Wema Bank Mulls Over N20bn Bond Exercise In Q3
*International trade: Nigerian Shippers Council tasks stakeholders on standards compliance
*Nigeria now Africa’s largest catfish producer, says minister
*NCC holds consumer outreach forum
*NNPC to complete 1,400km gas pipeline before year end
*Firm tasks Nigerians on insurance patronage
*Investors gain N901bn from business on Nigerian Exchange
*Forte Oil seeks merger, acquisition opportunities
*Banking industry frauds, forgeries down by N9.34bn —NDIC
*BVN enrolment for MFBs, mortgage banks, others extended to December 31
*AFIDEP opens $2bn investment platform for Nigerian businesses, infrastructure
*Airtel offers 200% recharge value through new package
*Rumble in NIMN as disengaged staff protest ‘unremitted pensions’, unfair treatment
*US Clears $593M A-29 Super Tucano Sale to Nigeria
*WTO business groups issue recommendations on investment, SME growth
*Training: Lawmakers endorse ITF’s multi-million naira project
*Nigeria supports UN initiative on food security
*There shouldn’t be age limit for presidential candidates – Obasanjo
*Falana backs calls for return to 1963
**AFRICA
*Mauritania votes to broaden president's power as opposition boycotts
*Bowie's perfect dip snatches 100m gold from Ta Lou
*Nigeria church shooting kills 11
*Foreigners workingbuy worming with Kenyan opposition manhandled by police before being deported
*Dozens killed in ethnic violence in eastern Congo
*Suicide bomber kills seven in northern Cameroon
**WORLD
*North and South Korean top diplomats speak inchoir's Manila, South Korean media reports
*U.S. Tillerson sayshalf choir can settle problems with Russia, avoid damaging ties
*British woman shot as gang opens fire on family after straying into favela near Rio de Janeiro
*Men gunned down on busy Mexican beach
*Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman backs free vote on same-sex marriage – video
*Asean releases joint communique against Chinese expansion in South China Sea
*Iran’s Guards clash with militants on western border, two killed
*Syria investigator del Ponte quits, blaming UN Security Council
*Saudi Arabia still sees no role for Assad in Syrian transition
*Refugee found dead on Manus Island
*Panama sends envoys to China for first talks since establishing ties
**SPORTS
*George, Ajayi, Bamgbose set to crack 400m final
*Bowie clinches women’s 100m gold
*Arsenal win Shield on penalties
*British media slam Gatlin
*London 2017: Boos, applause for Gatlin at medal ceremony
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