Nigeria newspaper Headline - March 20, 2014



Vanguard
• Jonathan challenges court's jurisdiction to reverse Sanusi's 
suspension
• IMMIGRATION tragedy: Dead candidates get 3 job slots each
• Nigeria’s oil industry at risk over high cost - IOCs
• Jonathan orders cancellation of Immigration recruitment
• Alamieyeseigha’s loot: Court summons EFCC, Lamorde
• U17 World Cup: Nigeria beat Colombia, book quarter final ticket
• Of Civil Conduct, High Office
• Ekiti 2014: Fayemi picks nomination form
• Recruitment tragedy: ‘NIS is liable’
• Nigeria’s oil industry at risk over high cost – IOCs
• Budget defence: CBN overshot its 2013 estimates by N326bn
• Amadu: Beating Iran vital at WC
• DEATH AT NIS APTITUDE TEST: Educationists make case for unemployed youths
• Defection: Court gives ‘rebel’ govs 7 days to respond to PDP’s motion
• No jamboree in Brazil World Cup, House Committee warns NFF
• Our Boko Haram hell — Rep Terab

 Punch
• Jonathan sacks NNPC director, appoints five new GEDs
• Court hears PDP suit against defected govs April 7
• Immigration jobs tragedy: President warns ministers, cancels NIS recruitment
• Controversy over Turkish Airlines arms shipment to Nigeria
• Confab: Jonathan has hidden agenda, say Northern Muslims
• Nigerian exam system outdated, problematic – Ezekwesili
• Ekiti gov aspirant asks PDP to disqualify Fayose
• Sacking: FG asks court to dismiss Olotu’s suit
• Forget Kwara, APC tells Jonathan
• Ekiti: Bamidele emerges LP candidate
• Delegates pledge to ensure confab success
• Southern Kaduna people hold prayer session over killings
• NYSC warns corps members against electoral fraud
• B’Haram: North seeks N100bn to rebuild N’East
• Confab: Groups begin consultation with stakeholders
• Inter Milan stay on Mikel, Eto’o
• WTF Youth Olympic qualifiers: Nigeria get tough opponents
• US lawyers seek return of $458m Abacha loot
• Fuel subsidy removal cruel to the masses – NIM
• SON may scrap 32.5 cement grade

Nigerian Tribune
• China invested $1.79bn in Nigeria in 2013 —Envoy
• Nigeria deserves institutional revolution to foster unity
—Al-Mustapha
• Fuel subsidy protest: Accused committed murder by shooting 10 rounds of AK-47 rifle —Witness
• Jonathan to meet Pope Francis, attends nuclear security summit
• Group petitions Jonathan, Mark, others over JAMB’s proposed computer-based test
• Court summons EFCC, Lamorde over Alamieyeseigha’s loot
• Ekiti/Osun gov: Fayemi, Olasunkanmi pick forms
• Ijaw group blows up Chevron pipeline •Says Uduaghan should forget senatorial ambition
• Bauchi govt orders closure of College of Health Technology
• DPR decries oil reserves depletion to 35bn barrels
• Retirement: FG asks court to strike out Olotu’s suit

Daily Independent
• Jonathan orders fresh recruitment into NIS
• Trouble looms in Kwara PDP over leadership tussle
• We may bring Ladoja back to PDP – Babalola
• IPMAN gets 197 truckloads of petrol for Lagos, environs
• W’Cup: Keshi not bothered about Messi
• Canada offers to assist Nigeria overcome Boko Haram
• Atiku cautions against use of soldiers for elections
• Jonathan reserves right to convene Confab –Falana, Sagay
• Jonathan appoints five directors for NNPC
• PDP suffers setback in suit against defecting governors
• Jonathan orders fresh recruitment into NIS
• 2015 election’ll consolidate democracy – Jega
• Aregbesola has done more than enough – APC
• EFCC clears Fani-Kayode in money laundering suit

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