21 May
  • FG to sell 753-unit housing estate recovered from Emefiele
  • Compulsory voting bill unconstitutional, draconian —NBA
  • Protests as stray bullet kills WASSCE candidate in Ibadan
  • Oyo Assembly okays rotation of chairmanship of obas among Alaafin, Olubadan, Soun
Nigerian Tribune
21 May
  • MPC seeks fiscal support on naira stability, retains interest rate at 27.5%
  • LASG clarifies water sachets, pet bottles not included in single-use plastics ban
  • Gateway 2025:Over 10m Adire clothing sold in 10 days, says Olopade
  • ECOWAS @ 50: Gowon restates Nigeria’s foreign policy thrust as Akpabio urges unity, stability
The Guardian
21 May
  • Putting Otti, Mbah on the Spot, Umahi Claims All South East Govs Are Supporting Tinubu for 2027
  • Idris: Tinubu’s Reforms Initially Triggered Hardship, Now Yielding Measurable Outcomes
  • CBN Retains MPR at 27.50% Amid Inflation Moderation, Improved Macroeconomic Thresholds
  • In Major Win for Anti-graft War, EFCC Transfers 753 Houses Seized from Emefiele to Housing Ministry
ThisDay
21 May
  • CBN holds key rate on hazy global outlook
  • Tech firms defy economic headwinds to sustain seven-fold growth
  • CBN on rates hold, timely against global disruptions – CPPE
  • Tinubu returns to Nigeria from Rome
business Day
21 May
  • Don’t Leave, PDP Begs Aggrieved Members
  • Former LEADERSHIP Weekend Editor, Amina Alhassan, Dies At 56
  • Dangote Makes TIME100 Philanthropy List
  • MPC Holds Benchmark Interest Rate At 27.5% On Slower Inflation
Leadership
21 May
  • Join Tinubu’s 2027 train, all South-east govs already on board
  • Tinubu’s 2nd anniversary: Wike fixes 19 days for projects commissioning
  • Renewed Hope Agenda paving way for Nigeria’s economic revival – Idris
  • FG to end raw materials export, upscale economy – Nnaji
Blueprint
21 May
  • Ude-Okoye vs Anyanwu: Don't leave, we can find solution, PDP begs S'East caucus
  • 2027:We'll bring all S'East leaders to endorse Tinubu formally –Umahi
  • Cardoso: Economy now stable as investor confidence rises
  • NASSset for final passage of Tax Reform Bills
New Telegraph
20 May
  • FG: Rollout of N3.3tn 90,000km Fibre Lines, 7,000 Telecom Towers Begins Q4 2025
  • $3m Legacy Debt: Fidelity Bank Refutes Bankruptcy Claims, Seeks Clarification on Court Judgment
  • Obi: I’m Not Tinubu’s Enemy
  • Dangote Refinery Assures Nigerians of Petrol Price Stability, Support to Nation’s Economy
ThisDay
20 May
  • Microfinance banks trade off MSMEs in pursuit of returns
  • Nigeria’s soy beans seen gaining from China’s import shift
  • Nigeria’s Q1 gas flaring hits 5-year high despite outcry
  • National Assembly defections stifle opposition voices in law-making
business Day
20 May
  • Edun, Bagudu, Tijani rekindle hope on Nigeria’s economy
  • LG financial autonomy: One year after, Supreme Court judgment yet to be implemented
  • CONUA to VCs: Released N50bn earned allowance not for ASUU members alone
  • Shadow govt: DSS acted within bounds —Legal exper
Nigerian Tribune
20 May
  • Good morning Some Newspaper Headlines for Monday, May 19, 2025, https://epapervendor.com/epv-blog/blog
  • Dangote Assures Of Petrol Price Stability
  • INEC Unveils Parties, Candidates For Anambra Poll
  • Supreme Court Affirms Heavy Damages Against Fidelity Bank
Leadership
20 May
  • Bandits, herders’ invasion puts 40% of region’s food production at risk
  • U.S. offers $10m bounty for information on Hezbollah’s financial networks
  • 800 killed in 10 years as communal conflicts threaten Niger Delta's economy
  • 2027: Obi set to declare presidential bid as Atiku explores ADC alliance
The Guardian
20 May
  • FG unveils $2bn fibre infrastructure, digital economy attracts $191m FDI
  • 2027: Ohanaeze, Southeast stakeholders endorse Tinubu for second term
  • Defunct FSB Int’l court judgment: Fidelity Bank clarifies position TUESday 20 May, 2025 22 Dhu al-Qa’dah 1446 No. 3,584 www.blueprint.ng N250 Page 2
  • We never understood magnitude of our refinery – Dangote
Blueprint
20 May
  • FG repatriated over 100,000 irregular migrants in one year –Investigation
  • Faulty, disused aircraft litter airports as operators shun repairs
  • CBN DISMISSES FEAR OF INSTABILITY IN BANKING SECTOR
  • Western model democracy has failed in Nigeria –Agbakoba
New Telegraph
20 May
  • FG repatriated over 100,000 irregular migrants in one year –Investigation
  • Faulty, disused aircraft litter airports as operators shun repairs
  • CBN DISMISSES FEAR OF INSTABILITY IN BANKING SECTOR
  • Western model democracy has failed in Nigeria –Agbakoba
New Telegraph
20 May
  • FG repatriated over 100,000 irregular migrants in one year –Investigation
  • Faulty, disused aircraft litter airports as operators shun repairs
  • CBN DISMISSES FEAR OF INSTABILITY IN BANKING SECTOR
  • Western model democracy has failed in Nigeria –Agbakoba
New Telegraph
19 May
  • nsecurity Worsening Out-of-school Crisis
  • ICPC Ignores FOI Inquiry On Hospital Contract Fraud
  • Biden Diagnosed With Aggressive Prostate Cancer
  • At Vatican, Tinubu Backs Global Religious Tolerance
Leadership
19 May
  • Automatic tickets, contracts fuelling defections to APC
  • How B/Haram killed 90 farmers in Borno in 5 months
  • Opposition kicks as N/West APC endorses Tinubu for 2nd term
  • 37 persons die in Kwara boat accident
DAILY TRUST
19 May
  • Manufacturers’ energy cost jumps 44x amid factory shutdowns
  • Telcos bet on IPOs to catch fintechs’ mobile money race
  • Analysts predict rate hold as MPC convenes today
  • Small, medium industries ready for intra-African trade- Survey
business Day
19 May
  • Tinubu Meets Pope Leo XIV, Stresses Importance of Peace and Tolerance
  • Lokpobiri: $5 Billion African Energy Bank in Final Stage Before Kick-off
  • Do Not Let Marte Fall, Zulum Begs FG
  • Ex-US Leader, Biden, Diagnosed with ‘Aggressive’ Prostate Cancer
ThisDay
19 May
  • Tinubu says Nigeria’s unity in diversity ‘work in progress’
  • Despite positive macro environment, inflation still a threat to economic stability, growth, LCCI warns
  • Over N4trn debt: AMCON, AMPs step up strategy to intensify recovery efforts
  • Impact of slowing inflation: CBN’s MPC faces fresh task as over 90.5% of Nigeria’s currency circulate outside bank
Nigerian Tribune
19 May
  • MPC at crossroads over rate hike amid sticky prices, global uncertainty
  • Mambilla Royal Council honours Adesanya at daughter’s wedding
  • Lagos to enforce total ban on single-use plastics from July 1
  • Many trapped, three rescued as building collapses in Lagos
The Guardian
19 May
  • No candidate with capacity to match Tinubu in 2027 – Yakasai
  • SSANU, SANU reject sharing formula for N50bn varsities’ fund
  • Seven months after 200 lost their lives, 37 die in fresh Kwara boat accident
  • Tinubu meets with Peter Obi, Fayemi at the Vatican
Blueprint
19 May
  • FCCPC's frivolous fines'll trigger more multinationals' exit –OPS
  • FG'S N54.9TRN BUDGET BREACHED LEGAL THRESHOLD BY N3TRN
  • Report: Nigeria's FX inflows up 49% to $20.48bn in 2 months
  • Tinubu meets Pope Leo XIV after inaugural Mass in Vatican
New Telegraph
18 May
  • Government's testimony, claims conflict with citizens' reality as Tinubu's second anniversary nears
  • How competition drives innovation in ride-hailing business
  • High house rent forces lowincome earners out of city centres
  • Trying moment for JAMB: Authority's ordeal forces board to take hard decision
business Day
18 May
  • Vincent Maduka: The challenges of pioneer DG of NTA
  • Insecurity forces down enrolment in Benue schools
  • NLC threatens showdown over 89 labourers at Dangote refinery
  • Young Nigerians under burden of hypertension
DAILY TRUST
18 May
  • Argungu International Fishing Festival: A cultural symbol of the North
  • Sokoto-Badagry Super Highway: Shagari’s dream 47 years ago being realised by Tinubu - umahi
  • The Unforgotten Hero Professor Tam David West
  • Emulate JAMB boss Oloyede on public apology, Islamic cleric tells Nigerian leaders
Blueprint
18 May
  • Reps under fire over compulsory voting bill
  • CSO confronts INEC over alleged interference in PDP’s internal affairs
  • DEFECTION: Not all defectors will be accepted in ruling party
  • 2027: North-West APC govs, Reps speaker, Deputy Senate president, others okay Tinubu
Nigerian Tribune
18 May
  • Umahi, Idris Deny Plan To Showcase Tinubu’s Performance In London
  • WHY NIGERIA’S STRATEGIC GRAIN RESERVES CAN’T BOOST FOOD SECURITY
  • Military Will Be Fully Equipped To Defeat Insecurity – Tinubu
  • Nigeria’s Legal System Crumbling Under Corruption, Ethics Violations, Says Osinbajo
The Guardian
18 May
  • Nigerians Should Not Lose Sleep Over One-party Rule – Gov Namadi
  • 2027: North West APC Endorses Tinubu, Gives Govs Automatic Tickets
  • We’re Working With International Partners To Secure Nigeria – DHQ
  • FG Committed To Kolmani Oil Exploration Project – Minister
Leadership
18 May
  • I rejected Military's offer of guber seat without election –Atiku
  • DEFECTIONS, ENDORSEMENTS BOOST TINUBU’S CHANCES
  • Insecurity: Lawyers divided over calls for self-defence
  • Ihekweazu now head of WHO’s health emergencies programme
New Telegraph
17 May
  • Addicts rot as drug business thrives in Abuja
  • Vincent Maduka: The challenges of pioneer DG of NTA
  • Insecurity forces down enrolment in Benue schools
  • NLC threatens showdown over 89 labourers at Dangote refinery
DAILY TRUST
17 May
  • Tinubu Approves More Air Assets to Tackle Insurgency
  • FG Secures €100m Concessionary Funding from French Treasury to Develop Creative Infrastructure
  • Citing Rising Debt, Moody's Pushes US Out of Top Triple-A Rating Club
  • How Igbo Apprenticeship System Can Unlock Nigeria’s Economic Empowerment
ThisDay
17 May
  • 2027: Between PDP’s Hope For Implosion Of APC And Need For Introspection
  • WHY NIGERIA’S STRATEGIC GRAIN RESERVES CAN’T BOOST FOOD SECURITY
  • UTME Glitches: Why Oloyede Deserves Commendation, Not Condemnation, By Stakeholders
  • Umahi, Idris Deny Plan To Showcase Tinubu’s Performance In London
The Guardian
17 May
  • 2025 UTME Mass Failure Spurs Clamour For Reforms
  • Why We Must Patronise Nigerian-made Goods – Akume
  • Police Arrest 5 Fake EFCC Operatives Over 2 Niger Students’ Abduction
  • 9 Nigerians Who Dance For A Living
Leadership
17 May
  • Terrorists from outside pushing into Nigeria
  • Police speak on influx of northern youths to Lagos
  • Nigerians should report public servants living above their means —CCB chairman
  • Tinubu hosts Alaafin of Oyo, calls for greater role for traditional rulers
Nigerian Tribune
17 May
  • The Unforgotten Hero Professor Tam David West
  • Argungu International Fishing Festival: A cultural symbol of the North
  • 2027: Akwa Ibom adopts Tinubu, Akpabio, Eno as sole candidates
  • Mary Lar@90: Tinubu, Gowon, Jonathan, others celebrate, Mutfwang unveil's book with N50m
Blueprint
17 May
  • FAAC: FG, states, LGs shared N1.681trn as April revenue
  • FG DEVELOPING NEW DEFENCE CAPABILITIES, STRATEGIES TO COUNTER THREAT – SOURCES
  • North has to solve its own problems –Baba-Ahmed
  • Damagum engaging in double standards, to blame for secretaryship imbrioglio’
New Telegraph
16 May
  • Tinubu Takes War To Terrorists In The Bush
  • Virologists Warn Of H5N1 Bird Flu Pandemic
  • Reps Begin Probe Of Mass UTME Failure
  • GUNMEN KILL 8 IN PLATEAU COMMUNITY
Leadership
16 May
  • UTME: Reps to probe poor performance
  • Bauchi gov insulted my late father, threatened to slap me —Foreign Affairs minister
  • ECOWAS court orders Nigeria to release man detained for 16 years without trial
  • Elections: Reps push for six month imprisonment, N100,000 fine on non-voting citizens
Nigerian Tribune
16 May
  • Nigerians reject reps’ proposal for compulsory voting
  • Recharging Lake Chad critical to war against terror in North East – CDS
  • From bandits’ den to hall of fame, Yauri girls excel in JAMB
  • Sallah: Prices of rams may go up as Niger bans livestock export
DAILY TRUST
16 May
  • Public varsities, students in dire straits over blackouts, failed facilities
  • Contributory pension scheme, others plagued by corruption, says ICPC
  • Minority shareholders decry unfair compensation from exiting firms
  • EU changes asylum, deportation protocols amid pushbacks
The Guardian
16 May
  • Inflation Declines to 23.71% Amid Lower Food, Energy Prices
  • Tinubu Heads to Rome on Pope Leo XIV’s Invitation with Bragging Rights of 62% Christian Appointees
  • NUPRC to Raise Nigeria’s Active Oil Rigs from 36 to 50 By End of 2025
  • Rabiu: Dangote, BUA Groups Will Stabilise Cement Prices for FG Projects
ThisDay
16 May
  • Parents eye JAMB registrar’s sack amid calls for UT ME scrap
  • Here’re companies with over N1trn market cap
  • Sinners, Owambe T hieves push Apr il’s box office haul to over N1bn
  • Nigeria’s 23.71% inflation rate raises rate cut hopes
business Day
16 May
  • Food prices ease by 0.12% as inflation drops to 23.71%
  • We’re better off together, Tinubu tells Malian leader
  • Senate: Bamidele heads 20-man Nat’l Security Summit c’tte
  • Kogi monarch Oba Ogunyanda kidnapped amid fears
Blueprint
16 May
  • Why defections to APC won't lead to one-party state, by Ahamba
  • Capital Flight: Investors' pull from capital market up 250.8% to N420bn
  • RABIU: HOW DANGOTE MADE US FREEZE PRICES OF CEMENT
  • Reps move to impose compulsory voting on eligible Nigerians
New Telegraph
16 May
  • Atiku Re-echoes Coalition Move Towards 2027, Confident of Success
  • Nigeria’s Inflation Rate Drops to 23.71% for April – NBS
  • Gunmen Invade Plateau Community again, Kill Nine, Injure Others
  • Niger Releases N822m for Wards Development
Daily assets
15 May
  • JAMB admits system error, relists 379,997 candidates for fresh exam
  • FG upbeat about reforms amid criticism over proposed London press conference
  • AFRIMA 2025:AU awards host city right to Lagos
  • LUTH decries staff shortage, high electricity bills amid infrastructure gains
The Guardian
15 May
  • Capacit y gaps shut local airlines out of N8tr n market
  • Niger ian Eur obonds rebound as oil pr ices recover, trade tensions ease
  • Tar iff hike boosts telcos’ average r evenue per user by 15%
  • AFRIMA 2025: AU gives host city r ight to Lagos
business Day
15 May
  • JAMB admits errors, 379,997 candidates to retake UTME
  • National secretary position: S’East PDP threatens to dump party if..
  • Shadow govt: DSS takes Pat Utomi to cour
  • Tinubu approves establishment of forest guard
Nigerian Tribune
15 May
  • 379,997 candidates to retake 2025 UTME
  • S'East PDP renominates Ude-Okoye, threatens to quit party if rejected
  • Q1’25: Tier 1 banks' income tax up 23.2% to N154.87bn
  • PETROBRAS SEEKS RETURN TO NIGERIA'S OIL SECTOR, TARGETS DEEP WATER ACREAGE
New Telegraph