Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - August 16, 2014

PUNCH
• NMA protests resident doctors’ sack, dares FG
• UN to feed one million in Ebola-hit countries
• Obi resigns as APGA BoT chairman
• Nigerians tricked into selling kidneys in Indian hospitals share horrible tales
• Ebola: health workers scared, flee hospital
• Ebola crisis may last six months –MSF
• Police arraign five over N3.2m oil theft
• Lagos gets 18-hour uninterrupted power supply –BPE
• OAU reopens August 24
• Ebola patients receiving adequate attention – LASG
• Five family members found dead in Abeokuta
• Minimah, IG deny APC accusation at Ekiti tribunal
• Daniel wasn’t our member – PPN
• Unemployment: ITF to focus on skill acquisition
• Osun sets up anti-Ebola committee

VANGUARD
• New IGP denies misappropriating police fund
• Violence in Abeokuta as students, Police clash
• Ebola: Hope dashed as US declares drug pesticide
• Married man ends up in jail after acid attack on lover
• Northern leaders insincere about Chibok school girls – Kuku
• Boko Haram: Ali Modu Sheriff visits Jonathan
• General Overseer’s wife in baby factory scandal, flees to USA
• Nigeria not developing young talents- Ogunkoya
• Obi resigns as APGA BoT chairman
• Enugu Dep. Gov’s absence: Impeachment panel adjourns till Monday
• Ebola: Enugu residents live in fear
• Orubebe donates Bible, food to widows
• Fashola commissions Tejuosho market

TRIBUNE
• Baby with Ebola-like symptoms dies in Ilorin
• US warns of fraudulent Ebola drug claims
• Ekiti election: Army, Police ask tribunal to strike out names from  suit •Say presence of security personnel ensured peaceful…
• Mixed reactions trail WASSCE mass failure
• OOU protest: Students go haywire, meet Amosun
• INEC to distribute 1m voter cards in Kwara
• INEC postpones distribution of PVC in Ese-Odo, others
• Don’t use students for political battles, Group cautions Ogun politicians
• Ataoja lauds Grand Oak over Osun festival
• PVC collection timeline too short— Bari Salau
• Kwara set to create LCDAs
• Jonathan, Modu Sheriff meet in Abuja
• Protest as policeman kills 2 in Lagos
• Oyo LGs charged on primary healthcare
• Police probe mysterious death of family of 5
• Shun cultism, sexual misbehaviour, NASPOLY students charged
• Ondo fixes shopping mall groundbreaking for Monday

GUARDIAN
• Health Sector Crisis Deepens Over Suspension Of Residency
• Doctors’ Protest Hypocritical, Says FG
• Ebola: Lagos Trains 800 Health Workers, Volunteers
• EVD: NRSC Strengthens Sensitization On Scourge
• Nasarawa, Benue Record First Ebola Cases
• Election Observers Task INEC, EFCC On Money Politics
• Adamawa 2015: ‘Ribadu’s Agenda Is To Complete Nyako’s Evil Work’
• Group Sensitises Traders On Voters Revalidation Exercise
• Northern Leaders Warn Supporters Of Pro-Jonathan’s Presidential Rally

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