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Global Headlines Today - 23/02/2016

Welcome to another wonderful day. Here are the headlines for today. Have a splendid day.
THIS DAY
  •  Ogor: 2016 Budget is Worst Ever Since 1999
  •  INEC Reverses Self, Declares Ogembe Winner of Kogi Central Senatorial Rerun
  •  Tompolo Denies Link with Threats to Blow Oil Installations in Niger Delta
  •  Buhari Releases N22bn to NDDC
  •  Wike Directs Security Clampdown on Violent Crimes
  •  Okonjo-Iweala Highlights Path to Sustainable Economic Development
  •  Navy Arrests Six Ghanaian, Nigerian Pirates, Recover Oil Vessel
  •  PDP Crisis: I Will Not Resign, Sheriff Replies Critics
  •  Imperatives of Citizens' Input in Budget Process 
  •  Police Treat 1,946 Public Complaints against Policemen in 100 Days
  •  How S’Court Silenced Critics on Rivers Election
  •  PDP Thugs Bomb Abe’s Senatorial Office in Rivers
  • Fayose’s Opposition to TSA, Attempt to Loot Ekiti, Says APC
  •  Borno Reopens Schools, Commences Relocation of IDPs
  •  Kogi’s Confluence of Crisis
  •  Olonisakin: Nigeria Committed to Global Peace and Security
  •  The Junketer-in-Chief
  •  Senate Committee Deplores Untidy State of FCT, Gives Councils 21 Days for Clean-up
  •  Edo 2016: Court Restrains Orbih-led Edo PDP from Conducting Congresses
  •  Police Arrest Four for Hijacking Trailer Laden with Tyres
  •  FCT Minister Promises to Make Abuja Business Friendly
  •  Security Challenges: Okowa Wants Security Agencies to Partner Vigilante Groups
  •  Ebri to Buhari: Declare National Economic Emergency Now
  •  Benin NBA Threatens to Expel Alegeh over Suspension
NATIONAL MIRROR
  •  EFCC to arraign NAMA chiefs in Lagos this week
  •  Strange illness confirmed as measles
  •  Electricity tariff: NERC, Discos lose bid to stall suit
  •  Gowon tasks FG on funding education sector
  •  Edo must move beyond ethnicity politics in 2016 –Esele
  •  APC, Alhassan lack locus standi to challenge Ishaku’s election –Supreme Court
  •  EFCC arraigns bizman over N60m dud cheque
  •  Laws protecting IDPs coming soon –Dogara
  •  Chemical engineers seek FG’s intervention in raw materials development
  •  My govt won’t be for salary payment alone –Bello
  •  CRHA to partner with HIT FM on information dissemination
  •  Again, Borno relocates 4,500 IDPs from schools
  •  C’River begins demolition of illegal structures in Calabar
  •  Zaria clash: Panel adjourns sitting for all parties to appear
  •  Panic as fuel queues return in FCT … NNPC deploys additional volumes
  •  Aregbesola dismisses alleged plan to replace striking doctors
  •  Marafa shuns Senate probe committee
  •  Alake of Egbaland blames economic downturn on collapse of SMEs
  •  C’River expresses satisfaction with NEWMAP projects
  •  Islamic Movement holds zonal protest in Nasarawa
  •  NPC collaborates with UNICEF to enhance birth registration
  •  ACP, DPOs, others face disciplinary action over misconduct
  •  EFCC arraigns bizman over N60m dud cheque
  •  SAHCOL wins Air Cote D’Ivoire handling contract in Abuja
  •  3,000 students get entrepreneurial skills in Katsina poly
  •  EFCC arrests Abba Moro over immigration recruitment scam
  •  APC criticises Ekiti gov’s opposition to TSA
  •  Buhari appoints visually-impaired as SSA
  •  NPC collaborates with UNICEF to enhance birth registration
  •  House of Reps: Need for urgent rehabilitation of infrastructure
  •  Buhari not on right path in fighting corruption —Doherty
  •  Kogi rerun: INEC reverses decision, declares PDP candidate winner
  •  PDP has no future with Sheriff —Abdullahi
  •  Lawmaker denies sponsoring attack on APC guber aspirant
BBC
  •  Leaving EU 'would threaten UK jobs' (Business)
  •  Fiji cyclone death toll rises to 29
  •  Canadian serial killer book withdrawn
  •  Syria 'ceasefire' to start at weekend
  •  Egyptian boy, 4, 'convicted by mistake'
  •  Cruz sacks top aide over doctored video
  •  Ten million without water in Delhi
  •  Zuckerberg is 'sympathetic' to Apple
  •  BHP Billiton sinks to $5.67bn loss (Business)
  • Asia shares mixed as oil prices rise (Business)
  • Qantas soars to record half-year profit (Business)
BUSINESS

  •  Oteh Tasks FG on Oil Sector Reform (This Day)
  •  Nigerians Urged to See Opportunities in Crude Oil Slump (This Day)
  • Naira Firms on Parallel Market (This Day)
  • Kuru: AMCON Will Not Dump Its Equities in Market Now (This Day)
  • UBA Bags ISO Certification (This Day)
  • NIBSS to Reward Banks, Others for Electronic Transactions (This Day)
  • Amadi: Discos Still Have Backlogs of 2m Meters to Offset (This Day)
  • Buhari’s Energy Policy Underway, Says Fashola (This Day)
  • ICDs Will Address Ports Congestion, Generate Jobs, Says Amaechi (This Day)
  • Umahi Commissions 13 Bulldozers for Rice Farming (This Day)
  • NASME Seeks Reduced Cost of Funds (This Day)
  • Despite Economic Downturn, Firm Upbeat of Successful Operating Year (This Day)
  • Ecuador to Strengthen Trade Relations with Nigeria on Agriculture (This Day)
  • Seven Energy Secures $100 Million Additional Equity Capital (This Day)
  • Electricity Tariffs: Are Residential Consumers Losing Out? (This Day)
  • A Boost for Local Rice Production ((This Day)
SPORT
  •  Enyimba, Nasarawa games rescheduled (Punch)
  • Falcons: Mbachu tips Omagbemi to succeed (Punch)
  • Players want permanent deal for Hiddink —Mikel (Punch)
  • Eagles have lost their fear factor – Semitoje (Punch)
  • ‘Moses should return against Egypt’ (Punch)


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