Top Story Headlines For Wednesday, April 26

Wednesday, 26th April, 2017 Top News Recap

Buhari seeks NASS’s approval on $5.851bn foreign loan

Why Buhari decides to work from home - Information minister

FG constitutes panel to audit 12 new federal varsities take-off grants

Oil income pushes FG's March revenues to N467bn

Court orders interim forfeiture of former president’s wife,Patience, $5.8m

CBN auctions $25m new FX window for investment, exports

Kebbi Govt. recovers N1bn from farmer’s CBN Loan

Power Generating Company accuses FG of N500bn debt

Adamawa Govt. to merge IDPs camps, to reopen NYSC orientation camp

INEC begins nationwide Voter Registration Thursday, April 27

Nigerian Breweries explains revenue growth

Dangote new pasta, products well deserved for consumption – Halima Dangote

Man seeks divorce over wife’s baby making habit

Man docks over alleged cell phone worth N45,000 robbery

LASG plans health insurance scheme for civil servants, earmarks N1.25bn for training

Kwara to embark door-to-door treated mosquito nets distribution

China launches first home-built aircraft carrier

Trump proposes biggest tax cut in US history

Angola president sets Aug 23 for general elections

NFF signs N2.5bn sponsorship deal with oil company

I discover my pregnancy two days before Australian Open - Serena

FA suspends Burnley's midfielder for 18 months over

betting offence

Source: TheGuildNG

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