Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - February 20, 2014

 The Guardian
• Scores killed in fresh attacks on Borno
• Court fixes March 18 for trial of former Lagos Trade Fair employees
• Fear of fuel scarcity grips Lagos
• Reliving the past with ‘Spirit of Lagos’
• ‘CDC is catalyst for grassroots development’
• Lawmaker faults over-dependence on crude oil
• Lagosians heave sigh of relief as report says cell phone poses no health risk
• Kwara 2015: Test case for Saraki, APC
• Mark orders panel to quicken work on PIB
• Senate okays National Health Bill
• Ex speakers want confab resolutions sent to N’Assembly
• Police caution Osun politicians against lawlessness
• Iran, world powers map out agenda for final nuclear accord
• Govt releases N200b for capital expenditure

Punch
• Shettima visits Jonathan, blasts Okupe
• 47 killed as B’Haram attacks Bama again
• Senate passes National Health Bill
• Oputa suffers stroke, to be flown abroad
• Court annuls appointment of Rivers acting CJ
• South Koreans head North for family reunions
• Ukraine crisis: President and opposition agree truce
• Permanent voter card’ll be used in 2015 –INEC
• Alleged wife killer to know fate on Friday
• PDP blasts APC for hiring Obama’s ex-consultant
• Nurses may begin nationwide strike on Feb. 23
• ‘Why APC states’ll attend national conference’
• Senate begins debate on kerosene subsidy today
• EFCC loses N7.4m suit against varsity don
• National Conference: Yoruba obas want more representation

Vanguard
• Confab: Yoruba leaders chart common course
• Blame Obasanjo for Lagos infrastructure decay —Akiolu
• NATIONAL CONFAB: Ekwueme, Nwabueze decline to lead Igbo
• 2015: Permanent voters’ card ready - INEC
• Olubadan angry over exclusion from Jonathan’s visit
• PHOTO-SPEAK: Total blackout at Lagos airport, is Nigeria’s power supply improving or deteriorating
• 2015: Permanent voters’ card ready – INEC
• Our pioneer leaders went to public schools, and did well, says Aregbesola
• NCAA sanctions British Airways, others over abuse of passengers’ rights
• Confab: Yoruba leaders chart common course
• NATIONAL CONFAB: Ekwueme, Nwabueze decline to lead Igbo
• Blame Obasanjo for Lagos infrastructure decay —Akiolu
• 2015: Delta PDP Chair faults screening of guber aspirants at monarch’s palace
• Union officials beat tricycle operator to death in Delta

The Nation
• Jonathan’s visit to Alaafin an affront to me, says Olubadan
• 26 aspirants for Ekiti PDP primary
• Budget Office overshoots vote by N2.6tr, probe told
• Boko Haram batters Bama
• Our ordeal in the hands of Boko Haram, by Borno emir
• APC urges military to rev up preventive strategy
• Borno governor to Okupe: you’re ignorant
• Oputa for treatment abroad
• Uneasy calm in NAFDAC as workers battle DG
• Reps query PPPRA over NNPC’s N331b kerosene subsidy claim
• Senate passes National Health Bill
• Nurses give seven-day strike notice over 34-year judgment

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