TRENDING NEWS IN SOME NIGERIAS NEWSPAPERS ON 17TH MARCH 2017

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·         NNDC injects N12bn to reintroduce marketing board system
·         Kogi introduces property tax, exempts religious bodies
·         Group says only 8 states make budgets transparent
·         Lagos State to list N47bn bond on FMDQ
·         First Bank boss named Leadership Banker Of The Year

·         ‘5bn still cut off from mobile broadband ‘

·         Auto industry presents $2bn import substitution opportunity

·         50 entrepreneurs to benefit from BOI’s N2bn MSMEs fund – Olagunju

·         Hawk throws a SNAKE at a moving car

·         Senate turns back Customs CG over uniform

·         Magu: Buhari will take appropriate action – Presidency

·         Reps: Budget passage deadline not sacrosanct

·         Options for Customs boss Hameed Ali

·         Stabilisation Fund shrinks to N25.8bn

·         $9.8m: Andrew Yakubu remanded in Kuje prison

·         Army warns against shielding insurgents

·         Hajj: NAHCON seals 13 illegal operators

·         Dasuki loses bid to consolidate charges

·         Dariye’s lawyer seeks withdrawal from trial

·         N4.6bn alleged fraud: Judge quits trial of Fani-Kayode, Usman

·         Meningitis: 5 die in Sokoto LG

·         Police nab kidnap suspect whose house is hostage cell

·         EFCC arraigns LG councilor over double salary

·         Buhari orders payment of Paris Club refunds to states

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