Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - September 25, 2013

·         Kenya announces victory over mall attackers
·         Lagos APC wants attack on Abia members probed
·         ‘Jonathan has right to contest’
·         N6.4bn fraud: EFCC appeals discharge of UBEC officials
·         2015: Don’t overheat the polity, INEC warns politicians
·         Calls for national sovereign conference unconstitutional – NLC
·         ‘Corruption may sink Nigeria’
·         Catholic priest in prison over assault on policemen
·         Earthquake kills 173 in Pakistan
·         Anambra 2013: For Votes To Count
·         Customs ‘officer’ in fake car auction deal
·         Woman rescued from drowning over N500
·         Okada man, housewife caught making love in bush
·         2014 World Cup: Senate calls for prayers
·         I ‘ll not devalue the Naira – SANUSI
·         I’ll ensure Nigerians enjoy benefits of democracy – Jonathan
·         2015: Jonathan woos South-West leaders
·         Sacked 670 Mainstreet bank workers: Reps threaten to order MD’s arrest
·         ASUU strike: NASS to initiate new policies on education
·         Digital broadcasting: ECOWAS ICT ministers meet to forge common plan
·         Opposition to Jonathan: Questions the North must answer – Uduaghan
·          FAAC crisis hots up as FG, states disagree over exact sum of arrears
·         Reps threaten to arrest Mainstreet Bank MD over sack of 670 workers
·         Anambra gov election: Ukachukwu is PDP candidate—INEC
·         Crude oil production: Mind your business, Reps tell colleague
·         I will defend naira with reserves —CBN gov •CBN uncovers massive fraud in Consolidated Discount House
·         Corruption may sink Nigeria, Falae warns At book launch on Awo
·         FG seeks comprehensive approach to tackle oil theft

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