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After 15 years, Mahmud Jega resigns from Daily Trust, quits column

Nigerian troops kill 220 bandits, arrest 892 suspects – DHQ

Hisbah arrests 53 teenagers over for selling hard drugs in Kano

Buhari hails pioneer NLC President Hassan Sunmonu, twin brother at 80

Nigerian govt disburses N52m to 2,600 rural women in Nasarawa

PTAD pays 603 ex-workers of ALSCON

NIMC enrols 2.3m persons in Kano

IDPs: Qatar donates $50,000 to Nigerian refugee commission

Kaduna govt needs N29bn to address malnutrition scourge – Official
Politics

APC tasks Makinde on Ajimobi’s security template

Akeredolu urges Nigerians not to allow religion, politics divide them

Hon. Abdulkadir Rahis: Borno lawmaker with a difference

We‘ll not to be distracted by PDP’s ranting – APC

Alleged Certificate Forgery: APC closes case against Obaseki

Reps jettison bill seeking age limit for political office holders

New Kano Assembly Speaker speaks on ‘planned defection’ by APC lawmakers

Hamisu Chidari set to emerge Kano Assembly Speaker

APC postpones membership registration
The Nation

Nigerian doctors partner Zamfara govt in fighting medical quackery

Researcher calls for engagement of archaeologists in solving COVID-19 problems

FCTA arrests 50 dispatch riders for traffic violations

Court dissolves 14-year-old marriage over infidelity

Ogun man arrested for defiling daughter

Nigerian troops kill many bandits in Kaduna

Zulum orders evaluation of all private schools in Borno

Zamfara govt revokes licences of 500 private schools

COVID-19: Kano records 40 new infections
Business

FCMB names Yemisi Edun as acting MD as paternity scandal rocks bank

NSE market indicators rebound by 0.17%

Court remands fake prophet for defrauding businessman of N1.1m in Osun

NSE resumes 2021 with N459bn growth, index crosses 41,000 mark

First female MD/CEO of Fidelity Bank assumes office

‘Repairing refineries, key to Nigeria’s economic prospects in 2021’

Jaiz Bank to open more branches in Southwest – MD

Nigeria stock market gains N334bn on Dangote Cement share buyback

NDIC begins verification of depositors in 42 failed MFBs
Opinion

FEATURE: 𝟐𝟎 m𝐚𝐣𝐨𝐫 a𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐀𝐆𝐅 𝐌𝐚𝐥𝐚𝐦𝐢 𝐢𝐧 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟎

Nda-Isaiah: A mentor extraordinaire, by Samuel Aruwan

On nomadism: The completed work of Dan Fodio, by Ismail Misbahu

Gov. Buni: How far, so far? by Isa Sanusi

Dear FCT Minister: A desperate call to save streets flowers, grasses, by Aisha Hamisu Abubakar

Shettima’s Bitter Truths to Power, by Gimba Kakanda

Why Ganduje should preserve Kano zoo and botanical gardens, by Prof. Alan Frishman

Buhari, Kankara schoolboys and the imperatives of history, by Dr Samaila Suleiman

And Sam Nda-Isaiah died, by Prof. Adamu Abubakar Gwarzo
Sports

Lakers get by Grizzlies for 4th straight win

Southampton win 1-0 to prolong Liverpool’s misery

Elite sports to continue in England in spite of national lockdown

Martinez scores hat-trick as Inter Milan go top of Serie A

AFN to enhance athletes’ welfare in 2021

Arise Sir Lewis: F1 champion Hamilton gets his knighthood

Spurs’ Hammon makes NBA history as first woman to lead team

Tokyo Olympics: Team Nigeria to compete in 11 sports – Minister

Buhari congratulates new boxing champion, Ridwan ‘The Scorpion’
Features

The Paris Agreement: where Nigeria stands five years after

FEATURE: How Nigeria’s digital Agric potentials will be harnessed through NAVSA

GITEX 2020: How Nigerian start-ups thrilled investors, showcased ‘problem solving’ innovations

EXCLUSIVE: How GTBank staff, CBN official burnt bullion van, ‘stole N70m’ in Kano

Proliferation of universities: Blessing or curse to Nigeria?

Refugee Commission: Sen. Basheer’s Midas touch on victims of displacement

Dr. Usman Adis: Rescuing healthcare service delivery in Nasarawa

Insecurity: CAS Abubakar’s critical decisions for critical times

NITDA: Kashifu’s ‘disruptive drive’ towards Digital Nigeria
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Musician turned politician Robert Kyagulanyi (C) is joined by other activists in Kampala on July 11, 2018 in Kampala during a demonstration to protest a controversial tax on the use of social media. Police fired live bullets and teargas to disperse a rowdy crowd during the protests. Since the beginning of the month access to media such as WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter, as well as dating sites Tinder and Grindr, have been blocked unless users pay a 200-shilling ($0.05, 0.04 euro) daily tax. In a statement, Uganda's President justified the move saying many citizens did not pay their taxes as they were meant to, and should not "donate money to foreign companies through chatting or even lying" on social media. / AFP PHOTO / Isaac Kasamani

Uganda to ‘review’ social media tax after outcry

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Uganda will review a tax on the use of social media, the prime minister said Wednesday after a protest against ...

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