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COVID-19:
1. FG rules diabetic patients, others out of home care

2. Abia gov tests positive for COVID-19, says it's not a death sentence


3. CACOVID donates N250m equipment to Oyo isolation centre

4. CIIN restructures curriculum amid COVID-19 pandemic

5. Imperative of a gender paradigm shift, post COVID-19

6. NSE, global exchanges to discuss COVID-19 impact

METRO NEWS:

1. Police raid Ikorodu, arrest 185 suspected cultists

2. Controversy surrounds FG cash transfer in Zamfara

3. Edo: Fresh crisis looms in APC

4. Obasa allegations should worry Buhari, Tinubu

5. Dad will run for 2023 presidency, says Atikus son

6. Enugu security agent arrested for raping, impregnating 13-year-old girl

7. NDDC: Senate panel expects Akpabio, others written responses today

8. 13% derivation formula shortchanging Niger Delta Diri

9. OPEC cut: Nigerias oil revenue to drop by N140bn

10. Tenure elongation: Senate keeps mum over Clerk, 150 others

11. Why Nigeria is losing war against insecurity Lawan

12. Cult clash claims two, AIbom community residents flee

13. FG assures protection of national biodiversity

14. Nigeria records 1,300 oil spills in two years

15. Marketers cant fix petrol price, says FG

16. Lagos commissioner seeks environment protection

17. Contributory pension assets rose by N359bn in four months

18. Gombe has lost 20% IGR to pandemic –Commissioner

19. Emergency treatment centre poses no risk, says estate promoter


WORLDWIDE:
1. Telcos threatened as Facebook, Google plan subsea cable

2. Firms export scrap batteries to Europe for recycling

3. Huawei hosts ICT training for students online

4. Sydney bid to host Fury, Wilder rematch

5. George Floyd: Council to dismantle police as protests continue

BUSINESS:

1. May & Baker grows annual profit to N716m

2. Stock market records N120bn weekly loss

3. 11Plc posts 37% decline in Q1 profit

4. FBNQuest creates awareness on estate plannin

5. Gencos oppose reversing privatisation, allege N1tn debt

6. Job losses loom in beverage companies as production drops

7. For affordable homes, investors need conducive environment –Expert

8. Real estate operators prepare for heavy rainfall

9. Technology key to driving insurance sector growth CIFM

10. Insurance sector recorded 5.6% growth in Q1, says NBS

11. Insurer unveils scholarships for female undergraduates

12. Winners get $50,000 in Standard Chartered project

13. CBN offers local drug manufacturers N500m maximum grant

14. Diaspora remittances in focus amid COVID-19 crisis

15. Group says financial inclusion will foster economic growth

16. AXA Mansard promotes environment protection


OTHER NEWS:

1. Simi welcomes baby, names her Adejare
2. IPOB spending $85,000 monthly to spread misinformation

3. Northern CAN knocks Miyetti Allah, cattle breeders deny rule-forever comment

4. I cant open church, endanger peoples lives Bakare
5. Assembly plans to clear Obasa of fraud allegations Source

6. Ondo varsity lecturer slumps, dies

7. NNPC, others planning N21bn hospitals in 12 states Mamora

8. Crisis looms as COVID-19 cases outnumber bed-spaces in states

Source:
https://www.latestnigeriannews.com

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