₦airaland Forum

Tribune:
*16 killed as gunmen attack Yobe, Taraba, Borno •Burn 24 base stations of Airtel, Glo, Etisalat •Attack corps members •IGP orders 24-hr surveillance
*New constitution ready by June 2013 -Reps •We need people-oriented constitution -Jonathan •NASS lacks power to fashion out new constitution for Nigeria -Edwin Clark
*Cynthia for burial in Agbor today
*RMAFC indicts govs over derivation fund •Says 13% derivation fund meant to develop host communities

Punch:
*Terrorism: Telecoms firms threaten to cut off North
*N5000 note will kill production – Obasanjo
*I’ll quit if Eagles fail — Keshi
*Petrol supply to Lagos drops by 50%

Vanguard:
*Traffic Law: Lagos Police ready for enforcement
*Belgore report'll be sent to N'Assembly soon - Jonathan
*FG, N-Assembly poise for war over N5,000 note, Dana Air
*MDGs: Nigeria to adopt Brazilian model for poverty reduction

Guardian:
*Presidential retreat rejects single term, okays national dialogue
*FG to build five new airport terminals with N106b
*South-South leaders endorse Jonathan for second term
*Yobe official, 15 others die as bombings continue

Tribune:
*Jonathan re-appoints Adamu as Ag PCA
*FG lifts ban on Dana Air
*ID CARD CONTRACT: French firm fined for bribing Nigerian officials
*FG vows to reconstruct Lagos-Ibadan expressway by all means •Contract still ours - Bi-Courtney

Punch:
*Cynthia: Police recover 50 nude pictures
*Tears, sorrow as fire guts Ibadan market
*North: Terrorists bomb MTN, Glo, Airtel base stations
*Liberalise policy on possession of guns –NMA

Vanguard:
*Anozie completes Nigeria’s gold conquests
*Outrage as FG lifts ban on Dana Airline
*We 'll appoint new power, defence ministers in two weeks - Jonathan
*NFF charges Falconets to go for bronze

Guardian:
*Govs claim exclusion, may reject N5,000 note
*Jonathan raises panels on steady power supply
*Banks spend N8.4b on PoS, cheque cloning rises
*Govt lifts suspension of Dana Airlines’ licence

Just so you know, no be me talk am oo!!!


Barcelona- Super Team
Real Madrid- Super Players
Manchester United-
Super Coach
Man City/Chelsea- Super Owners
Arsenal- Supermarket.

Tribune:
*No return date yet for First Lady -Presidency
*Air Nigeria suspends operations, sacks staff
*Fuel scarcity hits Abuja again •As NNPC cautions against panic buying •Fuel price hits N110 per litre in Awka
*Economic Management Team endorses N5,000 note •As protesters occupy CBN

Punch:
*Subsidy payments: Oil marketers may sue Federal Government •‘Govt lied over N259bn payment’
*No going back on N5000 note – FG • Dangote, Otedola, others back CBN currency plan
*Facebook, Twitter friends raise N6m for cancer patient
*Disquiet in Presidency over leakage of Patience’s illness

Vanguard:
*CBN 'll reserve N5,000 notes to banks, heavy cash users, says National Planning Minister
*Obiji lifts gold No 5 for Nigeria
*Bomb scare in Delta Cabinet Office Complex, Asaba
*N5,000 note: Sanusi plotting Jonathan’s fall in next election – Enang

Guardian:
*Presidency, PDP govs opt for dialogue on state police, oil revenue crisis
*Economic Team says N5,000 note not for mass circulation
*Govt declares low-key 52nd Independence celebration
*NLC plans peace confab, faults calls for rallies against insecurity

Tribune:
*2015: Ministers, top govt officials under security watch
*Controversy over First Lady’s health
*Nigeria now 39th largest economy globally
*N5,000 note: We’ll save N7bn for Nigeria annually -CBN

Punch:
*FG begins amnesty third phase with 3,642 ex-militants
*Jonathan aide calls for Okorocha’s impeachment
*Mrs Jonathan not ill, she’s only resting abroad -Presidency
*Pipeline closure: Fuel shortage looms in Lagos, others

Guardian:
*Doubts over govt, Boko Haram talks as blast rocks Gombe
*Lagos opposes suit to halt coroner over Dana Air crash
*Ogoni leaders meet with Jonathan, seek action on UNEP report
*Local doctors to get foreign training

Vanguard:
*We’ll overpower USA - Okon
*SURE-P: Fuel price increase generates N71bn in 3 months
*MOSOP sends notice of self-governance to FG
*Boko Haram: Northern economy bleeding, says Minister

Tribune:
*2015: Ministers, top govt officials under security
watch
*Controversy over First Lady’s health
*Nigeria now 39th largest economy globally
*N5,000 note: We’ll save N7bn for Nigeria annually -
CBN
Punch:
*FG begins amnesty third phase with 3,642 ex-
militants
*Jonathan aide calls for Okorocha’s impeachment
*Mrs Jonathan not ill, she’s only resting abroad -
Presidency
*Pipeline closure: Fuel shortage looms in Lagos, others
Guardian:
*Doubts over govt, Boko Haram talks as blast rocks
Gombe
*Lagos opposes suit to halt coroner over Dana Air crash
*Ogoni leaders meet with Jonathan, seek action on
UNEP report
*Local doctors to get foreign training
Vanguard:
*We’ll overpower USA - Okon
*SURE-P: Fuel price increase generates N71bn in 3
months
*MOSOP sends notice of self-governance to FG
*Boko Haram: Northern economy bleeding, says
Minister

Tribune:
*UN, EU lament Nnaji’s exit •N/East, S/East divided
over appointment of power minister •Gains in power
sector irreversible -FG
*Yar’Adua group restrategises for 2015 •Schedules
national summit for last quarter of 2012 •As PDP
dares Buhari for 2015
*CBN insists on implementation of N5,000 note
•Begins sensitization tour
*Nigeria tops African countries with students in US
varsities
Punch:
*PDP faults Buhari over comments
*FG may arrange loans for refinery investors
*Patience Jonathan hospitalised in Germany –
Report
*PDP will reclaim S’West states – Jonathan’s aide
Vanguard:
*Boko Haram: Yobe gov begs residents not to flee
state capital
*2015: We’ll check rigging with high-tech voters’
cards - Jega
*North tackles Yoruba leaders on autonomy
*Gunmen kill 5, burn church, police station in Borno
Guardian:
*How Buhari failed Nigerians, by PDP
*Controversy still trails alleged $15m Ibori’s bribe
money
*Govt to pay mothers for antenatal care,
immunisation from subsidy funds
*Desmond Tutu wants Blair, Bush arraigned at ICC
over Iraqi war

Tribune:
*UN, EU lament Nnaji’s exit •N/East, S/East divided over appointment of power minister •Gains in power sector irreversible -FG
*Yar’Adua group restrategises for 2015 •Schedules national summit for last quarter of 2012 •As PDP dares Buhari for 2015
*CBN insists on implementation of N5,000 note •Begins sensitization tour
*Nigeria tops African countries with students in US varsities

Punch:
*PDP faults Buhari over comments
*FG may arrange loans for refinery investors
*Patience Jonathan hospitalised in Germany – Report
*PDP will reclaim S’West states – Jonathan’s aide

Vanguard:
*Boko Haram: Yobe gov begs residents not to flee state capital
*2015: We’ll check rigging with high-tech voters’ cards - Jega
*North tackles Yoruba leaders on autonomy
*Gunmen kill 5, burn church, police station in Borno

Guardian:
*How Buhari failed Nigerians, by PDP
*Controversy still trails alleged $15m Ibori’s bribe money
*Govt to pay mothers for antenatal care, immunisation from subsidy funds
*Desmond Tutu wants Blair, Bush arraigned at ICC over Iraqi war

Guardian
• Federal Agencies Run Without Heads
• North, South Rift Deepens Over Revenue
• APGA, ACN Win, Lose At Election Petition Tribunal
• Concern Over Veracity Of PIB Sent To NASS
• NDDC, Shell Empower 1, 620 Women With Skills, Grants
• Gunmen Kill Military Intelligence Personnel
• Makoko... Relocation Option Stokes Fresh Fears
• Maroko Evictees: Suffering In The Jaws Of Delayed Justice
• For 1004 Ex-Residents... No Smile Yet
• NAFDAC’s New Strategies For Effective Results
• Rivers State Shines At Nottinghill Carnival

Punch
• JTF soldiers to face trial for rape, murder, torture
• N5000 note: Civil groups prepare for mass protest
• Leakage: Security agencies fortify computer networks
• Suspect hides cocaine in roasted chicken
• Abductors of Bayelsa monarch reduce ransom to N15m
• Go to court, Amaechi tells ASUU
• ‘Nnaji’s successor must come from S’East’
• S’East roads claim 1,223 lives in two years
• Cultism: Bayelsa police to raid hotels
• New note negates CBN’s cashless policy — Lawyers
• Fake antibiotics, malaria drugs most common — NAFDAC

Sunday Tribune
• 2015: OBJ, IBB, PDP govs to float new party •Former govs, serving senators enlisted for power shift • We ‘ll wait before reacting -PDP
• Wayas advises Lamido to accept OBJ’s proposal
• 2 killed as ancient Bauchi wall collapses
• Insurgency: FG asked to investigate links between Nigeria, terrorists, foreign allies
• PDP set to reclaim S/West —Akpabio •Urged to sack party exco in Oyo
• Abducted Bayelsa monarch: Community goes spiritual, as kidnappers slash ransom to N15m
• N5000 note is policy somersault -Rhema Bishop
• Why we flew B787 to Abuja -Ethiopian Airlines
• Akpabio wants urgent reprieve for Bakassi returnees
• Imo LGAs: We ’ll stop allocation from federation account -Eguh
• Group kicks against replacing power minister with another Igbo
• Zamfara rape: 22-yr-old not raped by accused girls
• Plateau North senatorial candidate plans to initiate policy of
reconstruction
• Kaduna records 10 cases of polio virus
• Katsina govt receives relief materials from NEMA

Vanguard
• Man shoots son dead in failed ‘bullet proof’ charm test
• Bakassi goes spiritual to reclaim ceded territory
• Oil marketers move to avert fuel scarcity in Edo, Delta
• Tears as another Dana plane crash victim is buried
• Wife disappears for months, returns with ‘mystery baby’
• Kwara bans cutting of roads
• Amadi: Sunny Ade, Femi Kuti, Daddy Showkey, Salawa, others mourn
• Impeachment Threat: Reps don’t know what they are doing – Nzeribe

Guardian
• Federal Agencies Run Without Heads
• North, South Rift Deepens Over Revenue
• APGA, ACN Win, Lose At Election Petition Tribunal
• Concern Over Veracity Of PIB Sent To NASS
• NDDC, Shell Empower 1, 620 Women With Skills, Grants
• Gunmen Kill Military Intelligence Personnel
• Makoko... Relocation Option Stokes Fresh Fears
• Maroko Evictees: Suffering In The Jaws Of Delayed Justice
• For 1004 Ex-Residents... No Smile Yet
• NAFDAC’s New Strategies For Effective Results
• Rivers State Shines At Nottinghill Carnival

Punch
• JTF soldiers to face trial for rape, murder, torture
• N5000 note: Civil groups prepare for mass protest
• Leakage: Security agencies fortify computer networks
• Suspect hides cocaine in roasted chicken
• Abductors of Bayelsa monarch reduce ransom to N15m
• Go to court, Amaechi tells ASUU
• ‘Nnaji’s successor must come from S’East’
• S’East roads claim 1,223 lives in two years
• Cultism: Bayelsa police to raid hotels
• New note negates CBN’s cashless policy — Lawyers
• Fake antibiotics, malaria drugs most common — NAFDAC

Sunday Tribune
• 2015: OBJ, IBB, PDP govs to float new party •Former govs, serving senators enlisted for power shift • We ‘ll wait before reacting -PDP
• Wayas advises Lamido to accept OBJ’s proposal
• 2 killed as ancient Bauchi wall collapses
• Insurgency: FG asked to investigate links between Nigeria, terrorists, foreign allies
• PDP set to reclaim S/West —Akpabio •Urged to sack party exco in Oyo
• Abducted Bayelsa monarch: Community goes spiritual, as kidnappers slash ransom to N15m
• N5000 note is policy somersault -Rhema Bishop
• Why we flew B787 to Abuja -Ethiopian Airlines
• Akpabio wants urgent reprieve for Bakassi returnees
• Imo LGAs: We ’ll stop allocation from federation account -Eguh
• Group kicks against replacing power minister with another Igbo
• Zamfara rape: 22-yr-old not raped by accused girls
• Plateau North senatorial candidate plans to initiate policy of
reconstruction
• Kaduna records 10 cases of polio virus
• Katsina govt receives relief materials from NEMA

Vanguard
• Man shoots son dead in failed ‘bullet proof’ charm test
• Bakassi goes spiritual to reclaim ceded territory
• Oil marketers move to avert fuel scarcity in Edo, Delta
• Tears as another Dana plane crash victim is buried
• Wife disappears for months, returns with ‘mystery baby’
• Kwara bans cutting of roads
• Amadi: Sunny Ade, Femi Kuti, Daddy Showkey, Salawa, others mourn
• Impeachment Threat: Reps don’t know what they are doing – Nzeribe

Tribune:
*2015 Poll: Pressure Mounts On Jonathan To Contest •As PDP Rules Out Imposition Of Candidates
*N5,000 Palaver: NBA Threatens To Sue CBN •Forget The Idea, Senior Bankers Tell Sanusi
*Police Dispel Rumour Of Killer Number, Arrest Originator
*Photo Journalist Weeps In Court During Arraignment Of Attacker

Punch:
*CBN shortlists three foreign firms to print N5000 note
*Vandals chase NSCDC, NEMA officials from Arepo
*Pressure mounts on Jonathan to reconstitute cabinet
*After 14 years, PDP asks Nigerians to be patient with it

Vanguard:
*900 escape death as train rammed into trailer in Lagos
*Ivory wins another gold for Nigeria
*Boko Haram: We are training Policemen on counter terrorism - Osayande
*Lagos Auto Crash: Family of three, others escape death

Guardian:
*Nnaji: Don’t Politicise Power Reforms, Warns Ngige
*Development Partners Panic, As Nnaji Hands Over
*ANPP Accuses Govt Of Neglect Over Zamfara Lead Poisoning
*Imo: Reeling under kidnappers’ onslaught

Tribune:
*Oil magnate claims ownership of $15
million Ibori bribe •Says money meant
to finance PDP for 2007 election
*Nnaji’s exit ’ll enhance power sector
reform -FG •Says new minister coming •Nnaji has vested interest, says Labour;
celebrates his exit
*Kogi: Court upholds Wada’s victory
*We’re not aware of plan to introduce
N5,000 note -Reps •Politician wants
public enlightenment on N5,000 note •Bank workers oppose planned
introduction of N5000 note Punch:
*Powerful interests forced me out –
Nnaji
*Buhari laments effects of violence on
North’s economy
*Police deploy armoured vehicles to fight highway robbery
*FEC ratifies Nigeria’s membership of
anti-corruption academy Vanguard:
*2015: I'm ready for PDP - Buhari
*N5,000 note: Reps summon Sanusi
*NUPENG to PDP: You’re Nigeria’s
greatest problem
*Our girls are U-20s – Omagbemi Guardian:
*Power sector chiefs in talks as Nnaji’s
exit jolts operators
*More intrigues over Ibori’s $15 million
bribe
*Nigeria leads campaign against small arms at UN
*Ekujumi: Still on Lagos traffic law

Tribune:
*$620,000 bribery scandal: Lawan reports to police again
*Power Minister, Barth Nnaji, resigns •FG, electricity workers’ meeting continues today
*I’ll reply Babangida soon -Buhari
*CBN bows to Senate

Punch:
*I achieved all my targets as President – Obasanjo
*Jonathan’s statement, admission of failure – Opposition parties
*N5000: CBN dismisses inflation fears
*Nnaji resigns amid controversies, scandal

Vanguard:
*Even with local refineries, subsidy will persist - Marketers
*Nigeria loses $400bn to oil thieves - Ezekwesili
*Nigeria starts SWF with $1bn take-off grant
*$620,000 subsidy bribe: Farouk returns from Saudi-Arabia, reports to police

Guardian:
*Drama as Nnaji quits, Obasanjo explains failure to fix power
*Govt begins study on coastal rail project
*Terrorism distorts state cohesion, says Jonathan
*Governors have enough control of security to demand state police, says Marafa

Tribune:
*Nigeria not ripe for state police -Jonathan •NBA
disagrees
*2015 presidential election: Count me out -IBB
•Says age not on his side again
*Guber election: INEC confirms fake registration in
Ondo •Says 40m permanent voter cards ready
before Dec
*Proposed N5,000 note illegal -Senate
Punch:
*I am the world’s most criticized president –
Jonathan
*Pharmacists, two others arraigned for Cynthia’s
murder •To be buried Sept 7
*Naira drama continues • Senate vows to stop
N5000 note, others
*We won’t field non-performing politicians in 2015 –
PDP
Vanguard:
*Nigeria not ripe for state police, Jonathan declares
*Corruption came into petroleum sector during
Babangida, Obasanjo & Jonathan's era
*Militants offer to help Delta fight kidnappers
*FG to rebuild UN House with N2.6bn
Guardian:
*Buhari blames Jonathan, OBJ, IBB for corruption,
insecurity
*Deadline on airport projects threatened as work
drags
*‘Abuja not designed for common man’
*18 die, 250 villages submerged as Cameroun’s
dam floods Adamawa

Tribune:
*Nigeria not ripe for state police -Jonathan •NBA disagrees
*2015 presidential election: Count me out -IBB •Says age not on his side again
*Guber election: INEC confirms fake registration in Ondo •Says 40m permanent voter cards ready before Dec
*Proposed N5,000 note illegal -Senate

Punch:
*I am the world’s most criticized president – Jonathan
*Pharmacists, two others arraigned for Cynthia’s murder •To be buried Sept 7
*Naira drama continues • Senate vows to stop N5000 note, others
*We won’t field non-performing politicians in 2015 – PDP

Vanguard:
*Nigeria not ripe for state police, Jonathan declares
*Corruption came into petroleum sector during Babangida, Obasanjo & Jonathan's era
*Militants offer to help Delta fight kidnappers
*FG to rebuild UN House with N2.6bn

Guardian:
*Buhari blames Jonathan, OBJ, IBB for corruption, insecurity
*Deadline on airport projects threatened as work drags
*‘Abuja not designed for common man’
*18 die, 250 villages submerged as Cameroun’s dam floods Adamawa

Tribune:
*Bank alleges fresh N832m subsidy scam •Asks police to investigate
*ALLEGED NNPC LARGESSE: It’s all about 2015 -Dokubo, Tompolo •Say allegation not true •Warn Jonathan not to succumb to blackmail NIGER Delta leaders, especially ex-creek warlords
*Boko Haram: No face-to-face dialogue -FG •Nigerian youths too restive - AYF President
*Security: Church bans headgears, handbags

Punch:
*Ijaw leaders in secret meeting over Jonathan’s safety
*Jonathan is not a drunk, glutton –Abati
*Ex-militants kick as JTF declares Bakassi warlord wanted
*UN observes first anniversary of bomb attack

Vanguard:
*We’ll call another strike if government reneges after two weeks - NUPENG
*We 've commenced dialogue with Boko Haram - Presidency
*Bakassi: Green Tree Agreement, not yet legal - Senate
*Why we want to make cassava bread available nationwide - Elemo

Guardian:
*Inaction over oil sector ‘task forces’ reports stirs worries
*Opposition to new N5,000 note mounts
*Govt denies Third Mainland Bridge is collapsing
*INEC clears 12 candidates for Ondo gov election

Hartrick for ordega!nigeria 3 nil

.Guardian

• Nigeria Records 72 New Cases Of Polio
• U.S. Seizes $150m Terrorist-related Fund Laundered
Through West Africa
• Police, JTF Commend Gashua Residents For Terrorists’
Arrests, Killing InYobe
• Banks Begin Cheque Truncation
• PDP Congresses: Police Intercept Six Militias With
Arms
• Jonathan To Commission Oil Production, Private
Sector Projects
• Air Controllers In Manual Separation, As Radar
Coverage Breaks Down
• Crunchy Nuts, Healthy Hearts
LUTH Organises Free Medical Service For Community
Punch
• I won’t preside over a divided Nigeria — Jonathan
• ‘Refunding money doesn’t acquit indicted oil
marketers’
• Electricity will drop by 300MW after rainy season –
NERC
• Northern govs should focus on other sectors – Groups
• Al-Qaeda plots fresh attacks on Nigeria, others
• JTF trains members on anti-corruption
• Repossession of Bakassi uncertain — SANs
• FG reviews gender policy after six years: signs $225m
grant to tackle malaria
• Customs generate N467bn in seven months
• Gunmen abduct 70-year-old Bayelsa monarch
• Sultan canvasses training framework for clerics
• AEPB to commence waste recycling
• Policeman held for Makoko murder still on trial
• Oyo State signs 18 bills into law
• ACN debunks LP’s allegation of violence in Ekiti
Sunday Tribune
• 2015: Opposition lobbies Western govts
• Beware of 419 politicians from Sierra Leone -High
commissioner
• Impeachment threat: House of Reps to commence
proceedings if ...
• ICPC launches new initiative of fighting corruption
• USA pledges cooperation with A/Ibom
• PDP, Accord members decamp to ACN in Ona Ara LG
• Boko Haram: Sultan advocates right Islamic teaching
• Sect kills 2 in Gashua
• First man on moon, Neil Armstrong, dies
• Failed investment: Ukrainian police probe Nigerian
pastor
• ‘Peace Ambassador’ number plates illegal -FRSC
Vanguard
• 2015: Igbo should wait for Jonathan – Ben Obi
• Social Upheavals: Sultan Counsels Islamic clerics
• “I suffered brain injury, my lungs collapsed; it is a
miracle I am alive”
• BOKO HARAM: Their grouse, the solution, by Amb.
Carson
• We’ll call another strike if government reneges after
two weeks – NUPENG
• Kidnappers cause panic in Delta
• Lagos Road Traffic Law: Okada riders want six months
sensitisation
• FG raises alarm over pilots non-compliance with
weather briefing
• Cynthia’s killers for trial very soon – Manko, Lagos CP

VANGUARD
- Why NUPENG suspended strike
- CBN redesigns Naira notes, introduces N5,000
- Subsidy: Indicted oil marketers begin repayment, says Obi
- Benue contract: My company different from me – Okupe

* TRIBUNE
- CBN introduces N5,000 note •Margaret Ekpo, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, Gambo Sawaba’s portraits to be on new note •N10, N20 become coins
- Boko Haram: Yoruba move against incursion of sect into S/West •S/West impregnable for terrorists - Gani Adams
- Constitution amendment breaks governors’ rank
- Oyerinde’s murder: Police, SSS crisis deepens

* PUNCH
- FG won’t deploy more troops in North –Jonathan
- FEC approves NCC, NBC merger
- NUPENG suspends strike
- Opposition parties, Okupe trade words on contract scam
- Indicted marketers making subsidy refunds –Govt

* GUARDIAN
- Crisis among govs, meeting on state police, constitution stalls
- Govt vows to defend citizens, Akinyemi, Imoke decry Bakassi’s handover
- IFAD signs $74.5m agric financing agreement with Nigeria
- Economic Council backs FG on indicted fuel firms

Tribune:
*2 bomb factories found in Kogi again •2 suicide bombers arrested
*IGP redeploys 18 CPs
*Salami: NJC releases MTN’s flash drive to police •ACN wants NASS to intervene
*HID hosts Yoruba leaders tomorrow YORUBA Unity Forum (YUF), a meeting of political and cultural leaders, as well as sons and daughters of Yoruba

Punch:
*ACN urges N’Assembly to intervene in Salami’s suspension
*Fuel scarcity looms as fuel depots shut down
*NLC moves to avert nationwide fuel strike • Jetty owners to shut fuel depots today
*60% varsity lecturers without doctorate degrees –Jonathan

Vanguard:
*How ex-General's daughter, Cynthia, was killed by facebook ‘friends’
*NUPENG anti-Nigerians, says Okonjo-Iweala
*Success of ‘Cash-Less Lagos’ 'll determine expansion of scheme - CBN
*Eight Mobile Policemen arrested for mounting illegal check points

Guardian:
*CBN, shippers tighten forex rules on fuel import, others
*Hope, despair as families wait for missing ocean surge victims’ bodies
*UN moves to help poor nations tackle climate change
*NJC releases MTN’s flash drive in Salami’s case to police

* TRIBUNE
- Call for Jonathan’s resignation laughable -Babatope
- Gunmen kill 2 in Yobe
- Agitation for state police, plan to cause confusion -Ex-
IGP
- Don’t negotiate with Boko Haram, Elechi warns FG
* PUNCH
- Ibru, George, others to lose national honours • Tafa
Balogun, Erastus Akingbola also on compiled list
- Labour leaders divided over impending NUPENG strike
- Ex-IG faults Babangida’s call for state police
- No inmate escaped from Benin prison – CP
* VANGUARD
- FG to go after Boko Haram financiers, strategists
- NUPENG STRIKE THREAT: FG moves to avert
nationwide fuel strike
- I’m not on the run – Lawan
- Jonathan orders affordable housing for demolition
victims in Abuja
* GUARDIAN
- Benue to recover money over Okupe’s contract, others
- How ocean surge swept away our livelihoods, by
victims
- Gunmen attack police station, school, church in Yobe
- Lawmakers, others ask govt to appeal ruling on
Bakassi
- ‘Shell spends $383m to guard personnel, facilities in
Nigeria’

Tribune:
*Lagos ocean surge: 3 more bodies recovered •As govt orders evacuation of waterfront
*Christians, Muslims desert worship centres in Kogi •Sultan, Emir of Kano charge terrorists to dialogue with govt MUSLIMS and Christians in Kogi Central senatorial district of Kogi
*Policeman kills wife, 2 daughters in Ebonyi •Commits suicide

Punch:
*Pay only genuine subsidy claims, NLC tells FG
*Heavy security as Muslims celebrate Eid-el-Fitr
*Lagos ocean surge: Bodies of 6-year-old girl, three others recovered
*Five policemen arrested for improper dressing

Vanguard:
*Eid-el-Fitri: Govs, Sultan, CAN, others task Muslims on peace, security
*Subsidy payments: Oil marketers dare FG
*Ocean surge tragedy: Death toll rises
*Falconets begin World Cup with a win

Guardian:
*CBN tackles banks’ focus on govt’s securities, naira’s fall
*Aregbesola condemns killing in Islam’s name
*Mimiko alleges rigging plot, ACN debunks rumour against Akeredolu
*Leaders seek peace, nation’s unity at Sallah

Guardian
• Jonathan, Atiku, Obi, Others, Preach Peace, Love
• One Dead, 15 Missing As Ocean Surge Sweeps
Lagos
• State Police Threat To Nigeria’s Unity, Say Ex-Police
• Stolen Assets: How U.S. Nailed 2 Nigerian Govs
• Detention Of N4.3m Fraud Suspect Lawful, Say
Police
• Frozen Foods Truck Crashes On Cab
Vanguard
• SUBSIDY PAYMENT CRISIS: Jonathan, Diezani,
Okonjo-Iweala under pressure
• Panic in Benin as plane hovers, aborts landing
• Teenager’s killing sparks protest in Kano
• Threat messages: ‘We’ll celebrate Eid-el-Fitr with
bombs, guns’
• Man, 31, defiles 7-yr-old girl
• High rate of crimes attributed to deprivation of
rights
• Kogi: Stay at home for Eid-el Fitri prayers –
Monarch
• Okupe, failed contract: Suswan asks predecessor
to clear the air
• Oba of Benin asked to call Bini Profs at UNIBEN to
order
• Oando leads Ondo opposition leaders to Labour
Party
• Nba decries deplorable state of judiciary in Bauchi
Punch
• Hang on train, face suicide trial —NRC
• 15 persons missing, one dead as ocean surge
sacks Lagos beach
• Police, terrorists in three-hour gun battle in Kogi
• Nigeria, US, Chad seal pact on counter-terrorism
• Presidency considers Boko Haram’s terms
• Ondo gov poll: Doubts about ACN’s compliance
with INEC deadline Osun disburses N89.5m loan to
farmers
• Eid-el-fitri: FRSC arrests 60 for traffic offences
• Crisis: Dangote Cement, Ogun communities meet
• Clifford Orji dies in Kirikiri Prison
• NAFDAC destroyed N1.09bn goods in seven
months
• Panic as aircraft fails to land in Edo
Sunday Tribune
• 2015: Power sharing formula threatens opposition
grand alliance
• Fuel scarcity: Labour minister meets NUPENG,
NNPC, PTD
• Benin residents, passengers panic, as plane fails to
land
• 76 oil wells: Akwa Ibom ready for negotiation -
Akpabio
• FG reaffirms willingness for dialogue with Boko
Haram
• Ex-teacher gets 5-yr prison term over sex with
students
• •PDP counsels Tinubu, Fashola
• Jonathan reaffirms commitment to national unity
• Mimiko calls for dedication to the Nigeria project
• Yuguda’s constant absence in Bauchi disturbing -
CPC
• OOU student bags 2012 summer internship in USA
• Nigeria, Congo collaborate to boost bilateral
investments

Guardian
• Jonathan, Atiku, Obi, Others, Preach Peace, Love
• One Dead, 15 Missing As Ocean Surge Sweeps Lagos
• State Police Threat To Nigeria’s Unity, Say Ex-Police
• Stolen Assets: How U.S. Nailed 2 Nigerian Govs
• Detention Of N4.3m Fraud Suspect Lawful, Say Police
• Frozen Foods Truck Crashes On Cab

Vanguard
• SUBSIDY PAYMENT CRISIS: Jonathan, Diezani, Okonjo-Iweala under pressure
• Panic in Benin as plane hovers, aborts landing
• Teenager’s killing sparks protest in Kano
• Threat messages: ‘We’ll celebrate Eid-el-Fitr with bombs, guns’
• Man, 31, defiles 7-yr-old girl
• High rate of crimes attributed to deprivation of rights
• Kogi: Stay at home for Eid-el Fitri prayers – Monarch
• Okupe, failed contract: Suswan asks predecessor to clear the air
• Oba of Benin asked to call Bini Profs at UNIBEN to order
• Oando leads Ondo opposition leaders to Labour Party
• Nba decries deplorable state of judiciary in Bauchi

Punch
• Hang on train, face suicide trial —NRC
• 15 persons missing, one dead as ocean surge sacks Lagos beach
• Police, terrorists in three-hour gun battle in Kogi
• Nigeria, US, Chad seal pact on counter-terrorism
• Presidency considers Boko Haram’s terms
• Ondo gov poll: Doubts about ACN’s compliance with INEC deadline Osun disburses N89.5m loan to farmers
• Eid-el-fitri: FRSC arrests 60 for traffic offences
• Crisis: Dangote Cement, Ogun communities meet
• Clifford Orji dies in Kirikiri Prison
• NAFDAC destroyed N1.09bn goods in seven months
• Panic as aircraft fails to land in Edo

Sunday Tribune
• 2015: Power sharing formula threatens opposition grand alliance
• Fuel scarcity: Labour minister meets NUPENG, NNPC, PTD
• Benin residents, passengers panic, as plane fails to land
• 76 oil wells: Akwa Ibom ready for negotiation - Akpabio
• FG reaffirms willingness for dialogue with Boko Haram
• Ex-teacher gets 5-yr prison term over sex with students
• •PDP counsels Tinubu, Fashola
• Jonathan reaffirms commitment to national unity
• Mimiko calls for dedication to the Nigeria project
• Yuguda’s constant absence in Bauchi disturbing - CPC
• OOU student bags 2012 summer internship in USA
• Nigeria, Congo collaborate to boost bilateral investments

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Good day!pls I hav two brother dat apply in lasu,on the process of registering for post ume on netmdey made a mistake by using 1 passport photography for the two form dey bought.can you please advice on wat can be done.

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