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For today, Thursday, July 16, 2015:
VANGUARD NEWSPAPER
Find new ways to tackle insurgency
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Apapa gridlock: Ambode worries over delayed enforcement
States got N9.6trn from FAAC in 4 yrs
We won’t bow to further pressure to devalue Naira - CBN
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THE PUNCH NEWSPAPER
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Senate Rules forgery: Report on Ekweremadu out next week – Police
Ex-governor Uduaghan under EFCC probe
Senior government workers demand N46,000 minimum wage
I chose Yar’adua because others were corrupt – Obasanjo
PDP accuses DSS of interfering with election tribunals
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B’Haram tops agenda as Buhari meets Obama
Six die in Kwara waiting for salary arrears
Pension assets hit N4.9tn
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THE GUARDIAN
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NNPC cuts July oil price to 10-year low as 15 cargoes remain unsold
Joda’s recommendations: Buhari to save billion for slashing ministries to 19
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THISDAY NEWSPAPER
US visit: Terrorism, corruption, trade top Buhari’s agenda
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S&P: Nigeria can’t avoid Naira devaluation
APC insists on probe, links NNPC to missing NLNG funds
New service chiefs to formally take over from predecessors today
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BUSINESS DAY
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Rising interconnect debts harm telcos service quality
Nigeria’s hinterlands benefit from airlines’ expansion drive
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