Nigeria Headline Newspaper - June 9, 2014



Punch
• Female suicide bomber attacks Gombe barracks
• One dies as police attack Fayemi, supporters
• Protests in Kano as Sanusi becomes Emir
• My mother’s final moments – Akunyili’s daughter
• Clampdown: As military returns to its old ways
• FG grounds Amaechi’s chartered aircraft
• FG’ll develop coal fields to generate electricity – Sada
• ‘Jonathan can’t stop Deziani from appearing before N’Assembly’
• Confab mourns Akunyili
• Sanusi Lamido Sanusi: New Emir of Kano
• Oshiomhole mourns Ado Bayero
• Ahmed, Atunwa hail ex-CBN gov choice
• Akunyili’s death devastating, – Mimiko, Oritsejafor
• Dickson, Chukwu eulogise late ex-minister
• Corpses litter Borno villages
• Nadal wins ninth French Open title
• Eagles must learn from USA defeat –Eguavoen
Vanguard
• CBN fines banks N1.2bn for violating agric credit scheme
• Kano boils as Sanusi emerges Emir
• Christians kick against proposal to impose taxes on churches
• BOKO HARAM: Why we can't probe military budget - Sen Abe
• Siege On Newspapers: Jonathan is fighting a battle he can't win - APC
• Lagos begins placement test into public schools
• Newspapers – Latest Explosives
• LCCI bemoans slow impact of power sector reforms
• Economy’ll grow by 15% with adequate power—Avuru
• SANUSI: Did All Progressives Congress do it?
• The South South Position: A stitch in time saves nine (2)
• No plan to dump APC — OSOBA
• USA defeat and other friendly matches
• Edo petroleum c’ttee tasks NNPC on fuel scarcity
• BOKO HARAM: Why we can’t probe military budget – Sen Abe
• Emefiele’s blueprint ‘ll boost economy — Finance experts
• Eagles demand World Cup appearance cash
• Emir of Kano: A dream come true

Nigerian Tribune
• LASU fees: Lagos govt to make decision known today
• US congressman warns against Chibok girls/terrorists swap
• FG not planning to rename UI after Akunyili —Presidency
• Sultan urges Nigerians to turn to God
• Osun election will be peaceful —SSG
• LUTH CMD warns public against indiscriminate use of herbal medicines
• Nigerians mourn Akunyili
• EKITI 2014: PDP govs to hire SANs to defend Fayose’s victory —Akpabio
• Nasarawa gov race: I’ll declare at the right time — Maku
• Dangote Flour divests from Dangote Agrosacks, appoints new GCEO
• Suspected ritualists pluck eyes of 12-yr-old Almajiri in Bauchi
• Police arrest 9 suspected robbers in Benue
• Soldiers on the rampage in Ogun
• Police engage Lagos/Ibadan highway robbers, kill 1
• N/Assembly proposes law to end abuse of expatriate quota in aviation

Daily Independent
• Nigerians divided over part-time legislature
• Ex-CBN Gov, Sanusi, is new Emir of Kano
• FG initially trivialised, politicised insurgency – Ndume
• Begin cashless policy enlightenment in remaining states, CBN tells banks
• Analysing Eagles’ W’Cup group opponents
• Sambo urges PDP supporters to ensure party’s victory
• FG to build aircraft maintenance school in Anambra
• FCT minister petitions IGP over online publication
• PDP warns new Assembly speaker against changing committees’ leadership
• Suicide bomber, soldier killed as troops foil attack in Gombe
• Don’t take us back to Abacha years –Nigerians tell Jonathan
• No room for thuggery in Ekiti poll, Jonathan warns
• Confab mourns ex-minister, Ikuforiji calls Akunyili uncommon patriot
• Govt flags off N30b bridge project in Ijaw land
• Workers halt road projects in A’Ibom over refusal to unionise
• Abiola’s death returned democracy to Nigeria –Lagos lawmaker

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