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Global Headlines Today - 21.07.2016

Welcome to a brand new day. Here the headlines for the day. May your day be filled with joy.
THE NATION 
  • House fires committee chair over Budget 2016 padding 
  • Rep close to tears at sex scandal hearing 
  • Why Fed Govt must seize looters’ assets, by Ribadu 
  • Buhari’s wife sues Fayose 
  • We won’t give up on Senate forgery case, says Boroffice 
  • Tompolo’s associates arrested as hunt for militants goes on
  • Buhari nominates Ekere as NDDC MD
  • EFCC quizzes ex-Deputy Speaker, others over N500m poll cash 
  • Southeast elders urge CJN, others to resolve Abia impasse 
  • APC chieftain, Ondo govt. trade words over state finances 
  • Troops arrest suspected supplier of fuel to Boko Haram 
  • Diversification: Fed Govt endorses 129-page agricultural roadmap 
  • Stakeholders push for alternative dispute resolution mechanism 
  • Tsegba released without ransom 
  • Anenih to Makarfi: call PDP senators to order 
  • Apapa council seeks partnership with Army on security 
  • Rivers protest: ‘Don’t interfere in Judiciary matters’ 
  • Inspector ‘rapes’ 15-year-old girl at gunpoint 
  • Coalition makes case for Competition and Consumer Protection Bill 
  • Danjuma inaugurates 40 public buildings in Borno 
  • Ondo poll: Why we back Abraham, by Akoko group 
  • NLC urges Buhari to probe governors over bailout fund 
  • Court lifts restraining order against R.T. Briscoe 
  • Ambode hails renaissance group 
  • Film Corporation workers, students call for sack of MD 
  • Sultan urges govt to find killers of Plateau monarch 
  • Bayelsa poll dispute: Dickson loses bid to exclude vital evidence 
  • Zamfara House cries out over arrest of Speaker, deputy 
  • Nigerian-Turkish Nile varsity graduates 11 with First Class 
  • Ex-militants hail Boroh on Bayelsa Amnesty office 
  • CAN to govt: find killers of Christians 
  • Bol, ECOBank sign MoU 
PUNCH
  • Ogun cautions against structures in forest reserves 
  • Court remands nurse for attacking LAGBUS workers 
  • Sultan visits Jos, condemns Plateau monarch’s killing 
  • Kogi workers protest unpaid salaries 
  • Assembly begins Yari’s impeachment as DSS arrests Speaker, others 
  • Assembly urges Ambode to sign anti-land grabbers’ bill 
  • Buhari’s style endangers democracy, says Enugu bishop 
  • Plight of Bayelsa teachers pathetic, says NUT 
  • ‘Lagos digital library’ll promote culture, education’ 
  • I’m ready to fight corruption again, says Ribadu 
  • N1.2bn deals: EFCC freezes Obanikoro daughter’s account 
  • Don’t try Buhari’s impeachment, Anenih warns PDP lawmakers 
  • Senate orders Adeosun to appear before lawmakers today 
  • Ailing minister, Alhassan, attends FEC meeting on crutches 
  • Sex scandal: Reps summon US envoy, FEC stops minister 
  • Bayelsa gov loses appeal against Sylva’s video evidence 
  • Budget padding: Dogara sacks appropriation committee chair, Reps jubilate 
  • Theft: Counsel’s absence stalls ex-PUNCH employee’s trial 
  • Zamfara woos British mining companies 
  • Senate okays Buhari’s ambassadorial nominees 
  • Halliburton: Buhari’s wife sues Fayose 
  • Police freeing suspects we arrested, says Naval chief 
  • Bayelsa varsity students protest ASUU strike, shut down Yenagoa 
  • Three die in Anambra 110-year land feud 
  • Police get five AIGs, 29 CPs 
  • Urhobo leadership crisis resolved 
  • I’ve forgiven Melaye but…, says Remi Tinubu
BBC 
  • Trump: US may abandon Nato protection 
  • 1MDB 'defrauded' Malaysians, says US
  • HK protest leader Joshua Wong guilty  
  • Cruz booed for failing to back Trump  
  • Turkey coup sparks state of emergency  
  • File-sharing 'mastermind' charged by US  
  • Rugby player admits US child sex charge 
  • US allies discuss 'final push' against IS  
  • Migrant boat found with 22 bodies  
  • Top HSBC manager charged in forex probe (Business) 
  • Musk reveals new Tesla 'masterplan' (Business)
CNN 
  • Trump upstages Cruz after he doesn't endorse him
  • Kasich refused 'most powerful' VP job
  • Disney gator attack family won't sue
  • Turkey: 'The threat is not over' 
  • Clinton leads electoral college map
  • Theresa May meets Angela Merkel, says UK seeks 'sensible,' 'orderly' Brexit 
  • Brussels bomb 'suspect' was just student
  • Heat wave scorches U.S.
BUSINESS 
  • Market in confusion as naira exchanges at N373 to dollar
  • FG issues guidelines on wood exports (Punch)
  • Customs target more revenue from excise duties (Punch)
  • Indian refiners shun Nigeria’s oil, turn to Malaysia (Punch)
  • Recall sacked workers, FG tells oil firms (Punch)
  • CBN must protect new forex policy – CIBN (Punch) 
  • Naira sinks to 375/dollar, economists seek policy change (Punch) 
  • Saraki decries NNPC’s $6bn cash call indebtedness (Punch) 
  • Airlines may scale down operations over fuel scarcity (Punch)
SPORT
  • Keshi to be buried in Illah July 29 (Punch)
  • NFF begins seven-day search for Eagles coach (Punch)
  • Chelsea, Liverpool prepared to kill to win EPL – Ranieri (Punch) 
  • Guardiola’s reign at City starts with defeat at Bayern (Punch)
  • Mcleod, Aniso shine at NNPC Junior Tennis (Punch)
  • GOtv Boxing: Skoro promises thunderous return (Punch)
  • Plateau Utd’s Salomon confident about retaining NPFL status (The Nation) 
  • Akwa Utd will beat Warri Wolves, says Partene (The Nation) 
  • Wilfred Ammeh: Tornadoes ’ll avoid defeat at 3SC (The Nation) 
  • Nasarawa Utd’s Bashir delighted with scoring return (The Nation)

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