Nigeria Newspaper headlines - January 21, 2014


Punch
• Boko Haram members kill another 18 in Borno
• Court orders Reps not to change leadership
• We’ll end B’Haram insurgency before April – CDS
• Don’t expect perfect elections in 2015 –Jega
• Mu’azu to PDP govs: I won’t interfere in state affairs
• Groups call on NASS to act on PIB
• Information Minister rewards FEPSGA medalists
• Winter olympics: Police warn Sochi hotels of terror suspect
• Lagos Assembly bans smoking in public places
• We’ll change House leadership – Rep
• Ekiti 2014: LP cautions APC against mischief
• Anti-gay law may affect HIV/AIDS funding –US
• Ihejirika debunks reports on military retirements
• Ministerial list not yet in Senate – Investigation
• Anti-gay law: Jonathan’s Canada trip not cancelled, says FG


Vanguard
• Gay-Marriage Law: US threatens to sanction Nigeria
• I'll rescue PDP with sweeping reforms - MU'AZU
• APC members vow to disobey court over leadership changes in House of Reps
• Security challenges in North 'll be resolved before April 2014 —CDS
• 2015 elections won’t be perfect - Jega
• IHEJIRIKA: Anglican bishop warns Northern elders
• I’ll rescue PDP with sweeping reforms – MU’AZU
• Gay-Marriage Law: US threatens to sanction Nigeria
• Public smokers risk 6-month jail term in Lagos
• APC members vow to disobey court over leadership changes in House of Reps
• The man Adamu Mu’azu
• Security challenges in North ‘ll be resolved before April 2014 —CDS
• Defection: Court stops APC lawmakers from changing House leadership
• Fresh Boko Haram attack claims 18 lives in Borno
• 2015 elections won’t be perfect – Jega
• Nigeria won’t break, even if Jonathan loses 2015, says Mohammed
• Eagles meet Morocco on Saturday
• Tension in Jigawa as APC youths protest delay of LG polls results

Daily Independent
• FG targets N7.5tr revenue in 2014
• CHAN: Keshi not satisfied with Eagles
• Osun 2014: There’s no anointed candidate in PDP – Akinlabi
• New Service Chiefs take over, promise to tackle insecurity
• Ex-Bauchi Gov, Mu’azu, takes over as PDP chairman
• Baghdad bomb blasts kill 26, Iraqi troops fight Sunni rebels
• Don’t expect perfect polls in 2015, Jega tells Nigerians
• 10 more PDP Reps to join APC today –Spokesman
• ASUU members’ doggedness ensured successful strike –Fagge
• Gay marriage, a taboo in Nigeria –Uduaghan
• Immunity clause promotes irresponsible leadership –Kolade
• APGA: Okwu’s camp split as three plaintiffs reject court verdict

The Nation
• APC Reps: House Leader, other key officials must go
• Mu’azu takes over as PDP chairman
• Civil servants get 37% of recurrent budget, says govt
• Security: Lagos to deploy additional 1,000 CCTV cameras
• CDS: insurgency will be crushed by April
• Muazu… Journey from exile to ‘power’
• Why Jonathan endorsed party chair
• Police arraign Amaechi’s aide’s orderly, 10 others
• Court restrains Reps from changing House leadership
• Anti-Amaechi militants ‘got N50,000, AK-47’
• 22 PDP Senators to dump PDP for APC
• Cleric admonishes politicians
• Lawmakers seek passage of Agric Support Bill

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