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Senate, Reps feud threatens 2010 budget -191109
From John-Abba Ogbodo, Azimazi Momoh Jimoh, Mathias Okwe and Terhemba Daka, Abuja
THEIR bickering over headship of the constitutional review panel they jointly set up in 2008, which stalled meaningful work, is about to scuttle a major constitutional function of the National Assembly - the presentation of the 2010 budget to their joint session by the President.
BREAKING NEWS (UPDATED AT 16.30 GMT)
Nigeria gets $1b EU grant for N'Delta, others
Anenih tasks Mark, Bankole on Budget 2010 crisis

Attacks kill 26 in Afghanistan, others

Peru nabs human fat, tissue traders

Row in Egypt after football match loss


CBN Governor, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (left); Ogun State Deputy Governor, Salmat Badru; Prof. Akin Oyebode, Prof. Attahiru Jega, the book presenter, Sir Kessington Adebutu and the author, Sir Olaniwun Ajayi, during the launch of the book: Nigeria: "Africa's Failed Asset?" at the MUSON Centre, Lagos ... yesterday.
PHOTO: GABRIEL IKHAHON

Business   Sports
Trade sector stakeholders seek review of regulatory guidelines -191109

NGO, others to sue Edo over personal income tax -191109

Oil prices rise near $80 as U.S. crude supplies drop -191109

Tourist Company to offer 710, 000, 000 new ordinary shares -191109
  Ndanusa disqualified -191109

LOC, states trade blame over missing 71 FIFA, Kia cars -191109

Borno wants 2012 NSF rights -191109
Metro
Tackling Benin City's refuse heaps -191109
Capital Market   Focus
NSE explains support for Sierra Leone Stock Exchange -191109
  Not yet assurance for your health -191109
Property
Estate residents, oil firm, DRP in court over Lagos tank farm dispute -161109

Yar'Adua pledges support for Nigeria's Copenhagen team -161109
 
Energy Report
Nigeria loses 2.3m bpd of oil in three months -181109

Gaslink hinges gas price hike on standard pricing model -181109
Compulife
Nigeria remains investors' preferred destination, say minister, NCC boss -181109

Global ICT regulator shares vision of tomorrow's networks, services -181109
 
Money Watch
Troubled banks: AMC to the rescue? -181109

Science
Johnson Toritsemotse: A Tribute -191109
 
Insurance
Bancassurance facilitates insurance penetration in emerging markets, says Adejumo -191109
Business Travels
 
Media
At 20, APCON strategises for future, confers honorary fellowship on Babangida, others -161109
Law
No court sits on appeal over its judgement -171109
 
Natural Health
Fresh concerns over safety of herbal preparations -191109
Industry Watch
Trade fair as a boost to industrial performance -181109
 
Appointments
Mass sack of non-teaching staff looms in universities -191109
Weekend
 
Education
NUC defends action on Lead City University -191109
Friday Review
 
Maritime Watch
Absence of infrastructure threatens N1.2 trillion Lekki port project -181109
Sunday Magazine
'Lamido Sanusi Should Stop Behaving Like Dictator' -151109
 
Saturday Magazine
Amnesty: Is Government Stuck? -141109
Ecumenical Center
Members Of Adelaja Church Write Obama Over His Persecution -151109
 
Friday Worship
 
'Warri, Kaduna refineries to resume production in December' -191109
From Madu Onuorah, Abuja
MINISTER of State for Petroleum, Odein Ajumogobia (SAN), yesterday declared that the Kaduna and Warri refineries are now fully rehabilitated and are awaiting the supply of crude oil to jumpstart production of petroleum products by the middle of December.

Govt loses N10b to fraud in goods' clearing -191109
By David Ogah
THE Federal Government has recorded a N10 billion loss from its operations at the four sea ports in Port Harcourt and Onne in Rivers State, Warri (Delta State) and Calabar (Cross River).

AFRICA

Guinea's unrest won't destabilise region, says minister -191109
TRYING to rebuild an economy shattered by a decade-long civil war, Sierra Leone is confident neighbouring Guinea can avert collapse and will not destabilise the fragile West African region, a senior minister has said.

Zimbabwean migrants flee South Africa over job tensions -191109
ABOUT 1,500 Zimbabwean migrants have fled their homes in a shantytown in rural South Africa, after tensions erupted with locals over competition for farm jobs.

WORLD
Israel faults U.S. anger at settlement plan -191109
AN aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed United States (U.S.) anger at Israel's approval for new homes in a settlement near Jerusalem, saying it was part of a routine building programme.

U.S Congress urges lift of Cuba travel ban -191109
By Kelvin Ebiri
THE Foreign Affairs Committee of United States (U.S.) Congress has called for the lifting of American law that bars nationals from travelling to Cuba because it impedes their right to freedom of speech, association and to travel.

POLICY & POLITICS
Budget ritual runs against lawmakers' ego -191109
From Alifa Daniel, Asst Political Editor, Abuja
THE annual presentation of the Appropriation bill by the Executive, which was billed for today in the national Assembly, has become the latest victim of the war of egos between the Senate and the House of Representatives.

ARTS
ION Film Festival to rev up Rivers -191109
By Chuks Nwanne
MOBILE telecommunication company, Zain has thrown its weight behind the up coming Ion International Film Festival, holding in Port Harcourt, River State capital. The festival, which will be taking place on an African soil for the first time since inception, will open on December 9 through 12, with notable filmmakers from different parts of the world expected in the Garden City.

 
 
Editorial
Much more than a matter of interest rates -191109
THE Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) at its 66th meeting decided that the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) be left at 6.0 per cent. This decision was as expected by the Money and Capital markets, a confirmation that there is definite disquiet in the economy calling out for a steadying hand in prices.
Columnists
By Edwin Madunagu:
For Roberts S. Roberts -191109

By Dele Cole:
Should Soludo run for governor? -191109

By Anthony Akinola:
Football and the sporting industry -191109
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Letters
The real reasons behind LASU crises -191109

How to report corruption -191109


Fashion

Auto Wheels

Food & Drink
The goodness of fruits -131109
IYABO AYANDARE gives you reasons why you need to add fruits to your diet with these mouth-watering fruity recipes to savour.