Shettima to Lead Nigeria’s Mission to 81st UNGA Kicking Off Tomorrow in New York • Tinubu Extols Wife, Oluremi, at 66, Says He’ll Always Choose the Road That Led Him to Her • Nashville turf temp of 157 F melts cleats, sends Sirianni for IV • Week 2 winners and losers: JSN, Lamb shine; Robinson, Jefferson struggle • Indonesia Commits to Help Achieve Nigeria’s 3m Barrels Daily Oil Production Target • Gambia Central Bank Orders Access, GTBank, FirstBank, Ecobank, Zenith, Others to Phase Out Non-Gambian Staff • FG Moves to Clear ₦330bn Export Grant Backlog, Restructure Expansion Scheme • OECD Report: Nigeria Failing to Reflect Foreign Aid in National Budgets • CPPE Raises Concern Over Chinese, Other Foreigners Incursion into Nigerian Retail Trade • Relief as Banking Sector Lending Rate to Businesses Drop to 29.19% • Lisa Leslie statue, 'The First Lady,' unveiled on L.A.'s Star Plaza • Kwara Launches Statewide Artificial Insemination of Cattle, Committed to Improved Breeds, Higher Productivity • Credit to Private Sector Hits N84.55tn as Government Credit Falls N7.7tn • Shettima to Open NGE Editors’ Conference in Enugu as 500 Editors Gather • Bago: Not All Those That Died in NSCDC Custody Are Illegal Miners • Makinde/Daura Presidential Campaign Begins Zonal Town Hall Meetings Tuesday • APC-PCC Challenges Atiku to Explain Legal, Fiscal Bases of His Subsidy Proposal • Abdulrazaq Isa: Journey, Strides and Influence of a Man to Watch • Kogi Loses Former Governor, Ibrahim Idris, Declares Three-Day Mourning Period • Oye: Fagbemi’s Hardwork Saved Nigeria $14bn in Arbitration Claims • Shettima to Lead Nigeria’s Mission to 81st UNGA Kicking Off Tomorrow in New York • Tinubu Extols Wife, Oluremi, at 66, Says He’ll Always Choose the Road That Led Him to Her • Nashville turf temp of 157 F melts cleats, sends Sirianni for IV • Week 2 winners and losers: JSN, Lamb shine; Robinson, Jefferson struggle • Indonesia Commits to Help Achieve Nigeria’s 3m Barrels Daily Oil Production Target • Gambia Central Bank Orders Access, GTBank, FirstBank, Ecobank, Zenith, Others to Phase Out Non-Gambian Staff • FG Moves to Clear ₦330bn Export Grant Backlog, Restructure Expansion Scheme • OECD Report: Nigeria Failing to Reflect Foreign Aid in National Budgets • CPPE Raises Concern Over Chinese, Other Foreigners Incursion into Nigerian Retail Trade • Relief as Banking Sector Lending Rate to Businesses Drop to 29.19% • Lisa Leslie statue, 'The First Lady,' unveiled on L.A.'s Star Plaza • Kwara Launches Statewide Artificial Insemination of Cattle, Committed to Improved Breeds, Higher Productivity • Credit to Private Sector Hits N84.55tn as Government Credit Falls N7.7tn • Shettima to Open NGE Editors’ Conference in Enugu as 500 Editors Gather • Bago: Not All Those That Died in NSCDC Custody Are Illegal Miners • Makinde/Daura Presidential Campaign Begins Zonal Town Hall Meetings Tuesday • APC-PCC Challenges Atiku to Explain Legal, Fiscal Bases of His Subsidy Proposal • Abdulrazaq Isa: Journey, Strides and Influence of a Man to Watch • Kogi Loses Former Governor, Ibrahim Idris, Declares Three-Day Mourning Period • Oye: Fagbemi’s Hardwork Saved Nigeria $14bn in Arbitration Claims