Nigerian Newspaper Headlines - February 13, 2014

 

Punch
• 43,000 driving licenses unclaimed in Lagos transport offices
• Mark overrules request to declare senators’ seats vacant
• Jonathan sacks Oduah, three other ministers
• B’ Haram kills over 53 in Borno
• Some of my critics are very corrupt – Jonathan
• Mark foils plot to stop ministerial nominees’ screening
• Defection: Reps investigate APC’s bribery allegation
• We didn’t bribe defectors – PDP
• Army redeploys 127 senior officers
• Save LASU group protests in Lagos
• Stealing: Court discharges, acquits pastor, wife
• Hijab: Ignore Lagos settlement plea, MSSN tells court
• PDP criticises Obasanjo’s invitation to Rivers
• N1bn fraud: Ajudua asks court to order Bamaiyi’s trial
• ‘Cameroon didn’t annex any C’River village’
• CBN may withdraw all govt funds from banks
• Inflation rate unchanged at 8% –NBS
• National identity card ready soon – NIMC
Vanguard
• Jonathan sacks Stella Oduah
• 39 killed, 2,000 houses destroyed as Boko Haram invades Borno
• Why I sacked Odimegwu - Jonathan
• Yoruba opt for regionalism at mock confab
• How APC Presidential candidate would emerge, by Tinubu
• Oil theft, govt spending, greatest challenges to economy – Sanusi
• Confab: Ethnic nationalities’ forum rejects no-go area
• House to probe alleged $1m inducement of APC Reps
• Massive shake-up in Armed Forces as 8 new GOCs, FOCs are appointed
• Defection: Mark saves 11 senators from removal
• How APC Presidential candidate would emerge, by Tinubu
• Education for all, not likely till 2086 — UNESCO
• Oil theft, govt spending, greatest challenges to economy – Sanusi
• NBA Presidential election is being unduly monetised — Adekoya
• Lagos Police parade fake IGP, dollar counterfeiter
• House Majority Leader, Akande mobilises women for 2015 polls

The Guardian
• Yobo returns to Eagles, as Keshi picks 23 for Mexico friendly
• NFF, again, rules out foreign technical assistant for Keshi
• ‘Calabar to host best National Sports Festival ever’
• NSC holds Valentine's Day race tomorrow
• Weightlifters want Jonathan's reward for performance in Malaysia
• Heineken Champions Planet berths in Ikoyi
• Jonathan sacks Orubebe, Oduah, Olubolade, Ngama
• Mark foils move to declare defecting senators’ seats vacant
• Uduaghan, Clark, others affirm indivisible Nigeria
• Seven feared dead in truck accident
• U.S. lauds French role in quelling African conflicts
• Cinema attack kills 12 as Pakistan, Taliban meet
• Court remands man in prison for issuing dud cheques
• Drama in court, as SSS officer testifies against wife in favour of
girlfriend

Nigerian Tribune
• JONATHAN DROPS ODUAH, ORUBEBE, 2 OTHERS •Senate screens Gusau, Obanikoro, 4 others
• Mark stops PDP senators’ move to declare Saraki, others’ seats vacant
• Bribery allegation: APC in diminishing returns - PDP •Reps probe allegation
• Confab: Ethnic nationalities reject no-go areas •Demand right to secession •Southern leaders endorse Jonathan for 2015
• EWS ANALYSIS: NThe shake-up in Jonathan Presidency
• Corruption: My accusers see themselves as angels —Jonathan •Directs EFCC, ICPC to publish cases prosecuted
• Former Kwara ACN governorship candidate, Belgore, joins PDP
• Ekiti, Osun PDP primaries for March 15, April 5
• Massive shake up in Army, Navy
• Reps set to pass N4.6 trillion 2014 budget estimates for second
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