Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - November 26, 2013

·         Rivers crisis: Court reinstates Obio/Akpor LG boss amid tension in                     P/Harcourt
·         Hijab: School principal, teachers beaten to a pulp in Osun
·         Baraje’s group cries out against Tukur’s offensive •Asks OBJ, IBB to stop          him
·         YouWIN programme generated 27,000 new jobs —Jonathan
·         Adekunle Ajasin varsity: Lecturers, students shun resumption order •It is not      true —Varsity management
·         ‘Swiss ready to assist Nigeria in alleged $6bn oil deal fraud’
·         Police confirm attack on Aviation Minister
·         NLC kicks against hike on duties payable on imported vehicles
·         Oshodi, Ikeja top sexual abuse areas in Lagos
·         CNPP demands Jega’s removal over flawed Anambra poll
·         Rivers got N257.6bn from Federation Account, says Okonjo-Iweala
·         Group condemns ‘parallel govt’ in Taraba
·         FG should pay ASUU salary arrears –NLC, TUC
·         Rivers crisis: Court reinstates council chairman, others
·         Register to be opened for rapists – Senator Anyanwu
·         Anambra: Court remands INEC official in police custody
·         We have returned Abacha’s loot – Swiss envoy
·         Oshiomhole inaugurates team to reposition Bendel Insurance
·         Be wary of people like Akpabio, Nyako tells Jonathan
·         Sexual assault centre treats 124 cases
·         24-yr-old farmer nabbed for beheading toddler
·         Insecurity: Borno butchers denies allegation of breeding Boko Haram
·         Reps to compel 10% cassava content for bread to save N200bn annually
·         Government’s funding of weddings
·         Anambra: INEC official docked for negligence of duty
·         Nigeria’s disintegration might become a reality – Ngige

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