NEWSPAPER HEADLINES TUESDAY 15 APRIL 2014 COMPILED BY SSG MEDIA CREW Punch: • God’ll expose perpetrators, Sultan prays • Attack, a needless war – Mark, Senate • Tambuwal, Ihedioha condemn attack • Hospitals prevent relations from seeing victims • FG’ll bury civil servant victims’ • Wailings as victims narrate ordeals • Relatives besiege FCT hospitals • 2015: INEC targets 35% positions for women • Emergency rule extension’ll depend on security reports –Reps • We need positive change now, says Amaechi Vanguard • Ogun PDP faction denies joining APC • Fayose, Bamidele, no match for Fayemi — Sen Ojudu • Bamidele tasks INEC on violence • Nigeria tops Africa in home remittances, $21bn involved • Anger, condemnations trail Abuja park blasts • NUPENG suspends planned nationwide strike • Lagos APC members disrupt govt activities over ward congress • Results of Delta Apc Ward congress still pending, three days after • Allegations against Diezani diversionary —NANS • Multinationals insensitive to plight of oil producing communities —Dickson Leadership News • Jonathan Must Bring Perpetrators Of Abuja Blast To Justice – Ban Ki-moon • Transcorp Increases Ist Quarter Profit By 187% • Rivers: Assembly Approves N50b Bond For Amaechi • PDP Moves To Claim Borno, Yobe States • Herdsmen Attack Community, Kill 1 In Enugu • Niger CJ Frees 4 Prison Inmates • Puyol Reaffirms Barcelona Exit • Akinjide Inaugurates FCT Sports Association Boards Today • Leadership The Obama Way • How Man Lost Limbs To Electrocution The Nation • NEMA, police: 71 died • Atiku asks Jonathan to seek foreign assistance • It is an indictment on Jonathan’s administration, says Tinubu • Aregbesola’s education policy for children’s benefit • Kwankwaso: we won’t welcome Jonathan to Kano • Woman ‘stabs’ driver to death in Ondo • We’ll soon get over insurgency, says Jonthan • Thompson: 10 years after • Editors to Confab delegates: prioritise security • Boko Haram kills over 150, injures 164 in Abuja The Tribune • Chukwumerije dazzles at German Open • Countdown to 2014 World Cup: Brazil, Croatia, Mexico, Cameroon • N125bn fraud: Court to hear written addresses on charge against Atuche, aide • Centenary celebration: Cleric charges Olubadan to give thanks to God • We need a new Nigeria - Amaechi •Says Rivers rural electrification project is on course • Internet scam: EFCC arrests seven undergraduates in Lagos • Ex-Osun HoS accuses Aregbesola over alleged fresh N117 bn foreign loan •It is a tissue of lies - Finance commissioner • NJC holds emergency session on Rivers CJ, decides to submit to court process • Nigeria poised to join top 15 largest economies by 2050 —Study • Rep sues for unity in Adamawa PDP National Mirror • Jonathan vows to end terrorism • BOMB BLAST: Reps task security on new strategies • Kwankwaso to Jonathan: Use your visit to explain missing $20bn fund • Tambuwal’s convoy denies involvement in accident • Abuja bomb blast: Families besiege hospitals • How Jonathan’s 2015 ambition got a boost at S’East PDP rally • Insecurity: Competence, not prayers can save Nigeria – Soyinka • BOMB BLAST: Mark condemns bombing • BOMB BLAST: Atiku, Saraki advocate new counter- terrorism strategies • CDS not associated with fake facebook account –DHQ The Sun • Uganda nurse charged for spreading HIV • Kogi to construct bridge across River Niger • Kwara earmarks N2.8bn for water projects • Why I evacuated Fulani herdsmen –Aliyu • Community leaders hail Fayemi, promise him support • Guber primaries: PPA, 7 other parties in last minute rush against INEC deadline • Britain urges Ekiti politicians to shun violence • 2007 poll: Osun to immortalise victims • Court restrains Customs, IGP from arresting businessmen • Ondo by-election: INEC insists on supplementary poll Daily Trust • 71 die in Abuja blast • I’m not against conduct of elections in North-East – Shekarau • Sultan: We must wake up • Ekiti 2014: Can PDP give APC a good fight? • APGA crisis: Court dismisses Umeh’s suit challenging sack • PDP will reclaim Kano in 2015 – Lawmaker • Group wants Sokoto APC council congress cancelled • N/Assembly is determined to reform Nigerian laws - Ihedioha Daily Independent • Day of terror in Abuja • Delta First Lady tasks journalists on verification of facts • Kidnappers demand N20m on abducted Customary Court President • Soyinka blames terrorism on leadership incompetence • Gulak accuses opposition of aiding terrorism against Jonathan • Terrorism encroaching on elite, says Wabara • Aturu calls for mass action against terror attacks • Focus on security, NGE tells confab delegates • Bayelsa sitting on time bomb over unemployment rate’ • Rivers Assembly approves another N50b for Amaechi.~SSG News. Source~Vox Populi
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