Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - August 12, 2014

Punch
• Passenger slumps, dies at Lagos airport
• Confab delegates may disagree over constitution amendment bill
• Ebola: Jonathan summons govs as another nurse tests positive
• Jonathan transforming Nigeria into poverty –Basorun
• Omisore blames INEC for defeat, heads for tribunal
• US actor Robin Williams found dead
• FG inaugurates trauma centre
• APC members attack party chairman
• Fayemi, Adeyeye mourn Ade-Ajayi
• Borno: B’Haram sends threat letter to fleeing residents
• Women’s involvement in financial crimes low – EFCC
• Council boss opposes Ebola hospital
• Ebola: NSA warned health ministry before Sawyer’s visit
• NUPENG threatens strike over firm’s conduct
• INEC distributes PVC in Oyo
• Ameobi joins Gaziantep
• Last season’s nightmare over – Moses

Vanguard
• Sawyer was mad to bring Ebola here - Jonathan
• OSUN election a robbery of the highest order, say PDP
• Passenger collapses, dies at Lagos airport
• APC, PDP supporters clash in Ile-Ife
• Nigeria loses $2bn to foreign satellites — Onuh
• Confab: Crisis looms as northern delegates plans to frustrate
Amendment of 1999 Constitution
• Terrorism: Heavy fighting as troops engage Boko Haram in Gwoza
• Crisis looms as Confab plans to send bill for amendment of 1999 Constitution
• Rights group asks FG to probe DISCOs over billing system
• Youth leaders to Jonathan: Don’t contest 2015 election
• DEFECTION OF APGA 4: My colleagues embarked on voyage of convenience —Rep
• President Jonathan, eminent Nigerians mourn Prof. Ajayi
• Mass failure as WAEC releases May/June exam results
• NAC DG commends Stallion over Made-in-Nigeria Hyundai models

Nigerian Tribune
• Osun election: We’re not pushovers —Omisore
• Confusion as middle-aged man slumps, dies at Lagos airport •...Dead passenger not Ebola case —FAAN
• JTF arrests 16 female suicide bombers, trainer
• Estate residents appeal to Bauchi govt •As flood cuts off area from metropolis
• Nigerian reactions to Aregbesola's victory
• Agip: NUPENG issues 14-day ultimatum to FG
• No Chibok girls, no 2015 elections —Northern Elders
• Lagos Assembly confirms Atilade as new CJ
• 14 killed, 230 cattle rustled in Plateau
• NUPENG threatens strike over alleged anti-labour practices
• Confusion as middle-aged man slumps, dies at Lagos airport •...Dead passenger not Ebola case —FAAN
• JTF arrests 16 female suicide bombers, trainer
• Estate residents appeal to Bauchi govt •As flood cuts off area from metropolis
• Nigerian reactions to Aregbesola's victory
• Agip: NUPENG issues 14-day ultimatum to FG
• No Chibok girls, no 2015 elections —Northern Elders
• Lagos Assembly confirms Atilade as new CJ

Daily Independent
• Nigeria won’t break up in 2015 – Jonathan
• Another nurse tests positive to Ebola – Minister
• Why North won’t allow true federalism – Sagay
• US, Nigeria begin teamwork on infrastructure financing
• Keshi starts Nations Cup preparation
• Enlist us in fight against Boko Haram, says legionnaires
• Troops storm Bayelsa community over protest
• WAEC releases May/June WASSCE, records 31.28% pass
• NLC bemoans non-payment of retirees’ benefits
• Jonathan commissions N1b trauma centre in Abuja
• Anambra begins work on N5.6b flyovers in Awka
• Jonathan mourns ex-AGF, Offodile; ex-Unilag VC, Ade-Ajayi
• NANS hails Fashola for reversing LASU fee
• Don tasks leaders on national development
• Youths call on EFCC to investigate ex-council boss

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