NEWSPAPER HEADLINES: WEDNESDAY 09/07/2014 PUNCH • US warns Europe over Syrian fighters • Iraq confirms rebels seized chemical site • Bombing: Keyamo’s absence stalls Charles Okah’s trial • NDLEA impounds 1.370kg of cocaine from smuggler • Lagos proposes ‘Rent to Own’ home policy • We can’t return Oduah’s cars without Jonathan’s approval —Minister • Rivers, PDP disagree over $280m water loan • Soldiers’ deployment: PDP, APC Reps clash over President’s power • ‘FG has provided 2,734 latrines’ • Minister laments as doctors refuse to end strike • Edo crisis can’t intimidate me —Oshiomhole DAILY INDEPENDENT • Impeachment: Hoteliers eject Adamawa panel • Doctors’ strike continues, delegates’ meeting deadlocked • Foreign reserves up by $538.22m in seven days • Rescue of Chibok girls imminent, says Council of State • Terrorism driving investors away – CJN • PDP can’t intimidate me, says Oshiomhole • NIMC woos MDAs over identity project • Nyako, Oshiomhole, Obasanjo attend Council of State meeting • Gbajabiamila stalls presentation of report in House • Bandits raid Anambra Govt House, vandalise vehicles • Amaechi explains $280m loan from AfDB, World Bank • 2015: Rivers PDP denies barring Wike, others • Imo launches fresh revenue drive • Flood wrecks havoc in A’Ibom communities • Ebonyi MDG opens bid for projects in six local councils GUARDIAN • Nike ends Manchester United kit deal after 13 years • Share this page Print Share Facebook Twitter Obama requests $3.7bn to fix border crisis • Iraq confirms rebels seized Muthanna chemical arms site • Vatican bank chief to step down amid restructure • Indonesians vote in tight presidential race • Somali presidents palace under attack from al-Shabab • Device charging advised for any UK flight • PDP seeks probe into hostility VANGUARD • Let’s Pay Taxes • Robbers kill one, steal bags of rice in Ibadan • How to end Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria, by Alao Akala • Man nabbed with 1.370kg of cocaine at Lagos airport • Visually impaired nabbed for defiling minor • 18 new States: 50 Osun Monarchs write Kutigi • Bomb scare: FG beefs up security at Lagos airport • Esin: Mikel was a big flop • Commuters: You can’t beat them • AVIATION: Bullet-proof cars yet to be returned —MINISTER • INEC’s weird voltage on Osun REC • October 1 bombing: Keyamo stalls Okah’s trial • Ocean Surge: Senate seeks compensation from Chevron • S-A-C-R-I-L-E-G-E: Police arrest Pastor that impregnates married women and young girls ‘in the name of God’ • Lagos PDP threatens Sen Tinubu THISDAY • Boko Haram Insists on Prisoners-for-Girls Swap • Oshiomhole: I Have the Right to Contest for the Presidency • Nyako: Traditional Rulers Mediate, Lack of Venue Stalls Panel’s Sitting • One Missing, Others Injured following Boat Mishap in Lagos • Bank Manager Commits Suicide in Ogun • Senate: We Owe Okorocha No Apology over Moves to Register Northerners • Senate Asks FG to Avert Flooding, Ocean Surge in Coastal States • Delegates Decide on Derivation, Power Devolution Today • Drama as Odili Denies Ownership of Abuja’s ‘Biggest Private Hospital’ • Runway Upgrade: Abuja Airport to Close this Weekend • NCAA Shuns House, Refuses to Return ‘Oduah’s Cars • Son Who Killed Father Apologises to Mum • Army Denies Vandalising BRT Buses, Blames Hoodlums • Kano Drags Okonjo-Iweala, PPPRA to Court over Refusal to Disclose Deductions • Lagos Fuel Depot Blast ‘No Accident’, Say Experts, Witnesses • Umaru Dikko Buried in Zaria • Police Commence Investigation of Ile-Ife Fracas • Osunbor Sues NHRC over Indictment for Electoral Offence • Bayelsa Monarch Barred from UK for Presenting Fake Tax Clearance Certificates • EFCC: Budget Monitoring Crucial to Anti-graft War • Rivers Explains $280m Loan, Chides PDP for Misleading Public NIGERIAN TRIBUNE • Electoral amendment: Reps in rowdy session over presidential powers to deploy soldiers • Facility maintenance: Power outage to hit Lagos • Edo APC lawmakers suspend 2 PDP colleagues • World pension summit will address finance industry concerns — Oteh • Unemployment: ITF trains 2million youths yearly • Osoba to North: 2015 is pay back time • Osun 2014: Distribution of permanent voter cards continuous —INEC • Terrorism: Don’t abandon Nigeria, Alaafin urges US, world powers • Flood: Nigeria to launch crop insurance for farmers • Ogun APC: Osoba faction set to defect to SDP —Kaka • Smuggling: Reps indicts Customs • 2 injured, 1 missing in Lagos boat accident • CBN kicks against proposed NDIC Act amendment • Resolutions of national education summit yielding fruits —Jonathan • U.S. ambassador visits Emir of Kano • Reps oppose move to probe harassment of northerners’ in South-East • VP ambition: PDP can’t intimidate me —Oshiomhole • Boko Haram is 7th richest terrorist group —Report • Ekiti LG creation: Bill passes first reading in assembly • Tears, as Umaru Dikko is buried • Don’t work tomorrow, Jimoh Ibrahim advises Xtians • Kidnap of Kogi speaker’s sons: Court remands suspects in prison • Oyo govt completes Apete pedestrian bridge • Robbers kill man, cart away money in Warri • Oct 1 bombing: Keyamo’s absence stalls trial •Adjourned till Oct 7 • Women should embrace Mathematics —Ajimobi • It’s wrong to call Boko Haram Muslims —Sheikh • Lagos PDP vows to send Senator Tinubu packing over comment • Successful voter registration, key to 2015 elections —INEC • Rivers 2015: Our doors are open to all aspirants —PDP • Again, court orders arrest of Cross Country boss • Oyo NUJ swears in new exco members • Irate women shut down SPDC gas project in Bayelsa • NDLEA arrests man smuggling cocaine to South Sudan • Bi-Courtney commissions multi-million naira escalator at MMA2 • Nigeria loses $2bn annually to gas flaring — Environmentalist • CBN, explains cashless policy • Gulder Ultimate Search returns for another season • Edo assembly crisis: PDP lawmakers hold plenary in roofless chambers • State creation: How southern delegates doused tension • CBN extends deadline for BDC recapitalisation •To pay interest on cautionary deposit • Strike: Doctors vote for continuation ...
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