Indepth Newss Headline News In Some Nigeria Newspapers 27th 2017.

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Presidential ticket: Atiku wont disregard Jonathans advice on Obasanjo, says aide
Kanu has jumped bail, his $800m suit purposeless FG
LASG moves to demolish more structures in Ikoyi, VI
FG meets Italy over 26 Nigerians burial, demands victims identities
FG targets N62.5bn from luxury cars, cigarettes, alcohols duties
PDP chair: George challenges Secondus, Adeniran, others to debate
Looters trial: NJC panel to meet EFCC, ICPC
Convention: PDP NEC meets Thursday
Yaba psychiatric hospital
Ondo APC hails Tinubu
Fayose plans Christmas dress for 10,000 children
Buhari okays N164.7m tuition fees for Chibok girls in Atikus varsity
Boko Haram kills three soldiers in Borno
Lawyer petitions Buhari, Saraki over Osun LG poll
Catholic bishops laud Shettima
Ill ensure Yoruba unity, prosperity, says Gani Adams
Borno to convert BHaram leaders house to museum
Hoodlums attack Lulu-Briggs, damage cars, houses
ERA trains 50 youths to monitor Ogoni clean up
NOA, police partner to reduce kidnapping in Imo
CRiver varsity accuses host community of encroachment
Okada riders get Tuesday deadline to wear uniform
Stray bullet kills five-year-old in Boko Haram attack
Police arrest eight youths, recover charms, others
Hoodlums destroy 40 electricity substations in Nasarawa
Victim overpowers, drags robbery suspect to police station
Nasarawa butchers want abattoir connected to electricity
Niger board warns illegal liquor sellers
Egypt mosque attack: Imam vows to return to finish sermon
Banks and non-remittance of withholding taxes
CBN sacked bank directors over non-performing loans ' NDIC
FG reviewing companies' tax profiles, says Adeosun
We didn't stop duty waivers for health equipment, drugs
NNPC to name core investor for Benue biofuel project
How to report wrong bank payments
Duke blames poor infrastructure on lack of continuity
Domestic debt payment gulps N3.49tn in 32 months
Poor plumbing work can cause building collapse ' BCPG
PenCom releases new guidelines for voluntary contribution withdrawal
Banks, telcos to bar accounts, GSM lines linked to fraud
Fashola charges estate surveyors to comply with IPSAS
Global Spectrum set to list shares on NSE
Financial Market Watch 'for the week ended November 24, 2017
FCMB grows profit by 64% in three months
CBN calls for banks, fintech firms collaboration
Stanford Seed canvasses integrity for business success
Continental Re's gross premium rises by 25%
Stakeholders to transform real estate with FREIA
Saham Unitrust to make insurance products more accessible
Badoo kills pastor in fresh strike
Badoo: No tight security, no vigil, says police CP
Atiku splits PDP governors
NNPC fails to remit N1.7tr into Federation Account
Bank directors with bad loans to go
EFCC amends charge against Diezani, Belgore, Suleiman
Presidency: suicide bombing last act of a dying terror group
Libyan slave market' footage sparks global fury
Nigeria housing finance conference for Abuja
Party blasts Fayose's plan to buy Xmas wears for kids
Fayemi canvasses removal of mining from exclusive list
George seeks PDP aspirants debate
Could Kevin be next emerging top online entrepreneur in Nigeria
Lagos records drop in HIV/AIDS cases
Auto technicians account for 80% of new jobs, says NATA
$9b interventions strengthen naira, forex market
No import waivers denial, says Fed Govt
Afreximbank: innovative financial solutions support SMEs' growth

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