Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - March 31, 2014




Nigerian Tribune
• Fayemi’s second term, a disservice to Ekiti workers - Bamidele He has lost touch with reality - Fayemi
• ASUU beams searchlight on members
• Varsity professors warn of brain drain in Nigeria nuclear sector
•Want Jonathan’s urgent intervention
• Omisore rejects calls for the postponement of Osun PDP gubernatorial primary
• Fayose remains our candidate - PDP •Disowns consensus •Arise to broker peace
• Insecurity: Over 700 Imams meet in Niger
• Gov aspirant, Seyi Makinde, inaugurates campaign team
• Yoruba people must remain united - Ashaye
• 2015: APC is a failure —PDP •Says opposition party not on ground
• Sack Alison-Madueke, Moro in 14 days else... •N/Delta youths tell Jonathan
• Doctors, Ekiti govt set for showdown over tax


 Punch
• PDP condemns APC’s attacks on Jonathan, others
• Heavy gunfire at SSS Headquarters
• One dies as police, OPC clash in Lagos
• Fuel scarcity to persist till mid April
• Boko Haram: Stop blaming govs, Nyako tells Jonathan
• Ekiti: Adeyeye dumps consensus candidate, joins Fayose
• Sambisa: Hundreds of terrorists killed, 20 soldiers missing
• Immigration recruitment not advertised, says firm
• Ekiti: APC woos Oni, others
• Marwa dumps APC for PDP
• NLC calls for probe of PHCN sale, others
• GOK Ajayi dies at 83
• Osun deducts salaries of political office holders
• Fulani herdsmen are terrorists, says ex-Zamfara gov
• OPC blames elite, religious leaders for Ibadan horror
• Court jails man two years for stealing phones
• I break NNPC pipelines to help Nigerians – Suspect
• SMEs: African central bank governors seek alternative funding
• 2,777 PHCN workers not yet verified – BPE

Vanguard
• GOK Ajayi dies @ 82 as eminent Nigerians mourn
• Nyako to Jonathan: Your govt responsible for rising terrorism in North
• One killed, station torched in Lagos police, OPC clash
• Attempted Jailbreak: Our bloody war with B'Haram detainees —DSS
• I have forgiven Atiku, others - Obasanjo
• Policeman kills baby, batters wife in Edo
• Ekiti doctors threaten strike over poor remuneration
• Northern leaders aiding Boko Haram —Fasoranti, Afenifere leader
• Confab: No referendum, no conference — Ozekhome
• Africa still most food insecure continent —FAO
• NBA blasts Edo govt over teachers’ competency test
• CBN introduces e-Referencing to quicken account opening process
• 2015: Court asked to stop conduct of elections over N17.3bn judgment debt
• CBN’s 75% CRR directive reduced investible funds
• Investors lose N960bn in 3 months as NSE market value drops by 7.3%

Daily Independent
• 21 killed in DSS HQ gun battle
• 2015: Firm seeks court order to halt INEC’s preparation
• Power probe: I’ve been vindicated – Elumelu
• NLC, NECA disagree over sale of public properties
• Osaze, Obasi add to Keshi’s W’Cup selection headache
• Court hears Sanusi’s suit against alleged planned arrest today
• Stop luring our members, APC group warns Rivers PDP
• Marwa, supporters defect to PDP in Adamawa
• Secretariat assures on resumption despite Misau’s death
• FG not sincere with convocation of Confab –Ogunye
• 21 killed in DSS HQ gun battle
• West Africa, most dynamic economic community – ECOWAS President
• Nigeria must remain united – Shagaya
• Fayose, Adeyeye reconcile ahead Ekiti poll
• Reps raise panel over Agip oil spill

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