Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - November 11, 2013




The Guardian
• Jonathan’s Absence At PDP Rally Stirs Controversy
• Mbeki: Only Nigerians Can Rescue Country, Not Politicians …
• Confab supersedes constitution amendment, says Ukwa
• Fresh outrage at alleged Chime’s detention of wife
• Dangote, Ovia, others launch health initiative
• Rights activists commemorate Saro-Wiwa’s death
• Ajimobi restates public-private co-operation in health care
• Mark urges honest assessment of achievements
• APGA wants non-Anambra indigenes as guber poll ad hoc staff
• APC hails Golden Eaglets
• ‘Why fake drugs business is thriving worldwide’
• Jigawa urges residents to submit memoranda for confab
• Outage to end in Nov 2014, says Jonathan
• CAN urges bishops to shun political patronage
• IDF to release latest figures on diabetes Nov. 14


Punch
• Spanish police arrest 25 Nigerians for ‘sex trafficking’
• Oduahgate: Presidential panel’s deadline ends today
• ASUU set to suspend strike this week
• Oyinlola must resume, rebel govs tell PDP
• Eaglets get N2m each, national honours
• Charles Taylor: Ex-customs officer challenges dismissal
• We’ve not determined Mrs. Chime’s health status –NHRC
• Why I recalled sacked non-indigenes – Orji
• ‘Ogun sliding into despotism’
• Jonathan can combine conference with 2015 election – Presidency
• Corruption: Senator says Buhari wrong in accusing PDP
• ‘Traditional institution needed in nation building’
• Mark commends Mimiko, berates Boroffice at Osemawe’s anniversary
• Do away with corrupt officers, cleric tells Jonathan

Vanguard
• Anti-terror war: Caging Boko Haram is tough work - ARMY, POLICE
• Jonathan announces 2m Naira reward for Golden Eaglets
• The Church kept Nigeria together - Jonathan
• STRIKE: ASUU branches meet today, exco on Wednesday
• Woman, 46, allegedly raped, killed
• Man rapes, kills 10-yr-old cousin
• There’s no constitutional basis for confab – Ahamba
• Fresh trouble for Guinness over unapproved advertisement
• Lagos cancels transformer distribution in urban areas
• Nigeria to adopt S’Africa’s road tolling system
• Taraba Deputy Speaker escapes assassination
• Be vigilant against threats to financial market, Sanusi charges CFA members
• Why I won’t pick Eaglets now – Keshi
• Falana should hands off Chimes’ case
• Being part of history
• Chime’s wife: SERAP, WARDC petition UN agency
• Mimiko’ll lead onslaught against APC in S-West — LP

Nigerian Tribune
• G7: APC SETS UP MERGER COMMITTEE •May settle for unity lists for party offices •Jonathan, G7 govs meet today
• Confab: Committee receives over 400 memoranda in Bauchi •Group wants one man, 4 wives
• Prices of rice, other foodstuffs on the rise •As stakeholders lament FG policies
• Jonathan splashes N2m each on Eaglets •To give them national honours •Coach gets N3m
• FG, national assembly may clash over 2014 oil price benchmark
• Boko Haram: Jonathan to set up committee for victims’ compensation
• NHRC not compromised on Chime’s wife - Chairman
• 1983 coup, most disastrous in Nigeria - Maku
• Illegal fees collection: Niger govt suspends 5 principals
• Confab: Al-Mustapha, a rallying factor - Fashanu •Ex-minister, group task FG on delegates
• No agitation for Nigeria’s break-up - Confab committee
• Lagos to commence kidney transplant soon - Lawmaker

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