Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - January 13, 2014

 
Punch 
  • Baby dies in inferno, another petrol tanker crashes 
  • Sanusi’s successor: President considers S’West candidates 
  • Tukur panics, seeks deputy national leaders’ support
  • N255m car scandal: Presidential panel indicts Oduah
  • Rivers crisis: Police shoot pro-Amaechi senator … disperse political rally
  • Jet crash in Germany kills four
  • UN concerns mount over besieged Syrians
  • Caffeine pill ‘could boost memory’
  • Police investigate murder of girl, 17, in Gombe
  • UniAbuja fire outbreak injures two
  • JTF acquires equipment to check illegal refineries
  • Iran to start scaling back nuclear program January 20
  • Sanusi, not bigger than government, says Jang
  • NDLEA to spend N134.9m as security vote in 2014
  • ‘I’m not under pressure to be governor’
Vanguard
  • Rivers crisis: Senator Abe shot, flown to London
  • Reactions trail alleged attack on Abe
  • My convoy was bombed - Ndume
  • Tukur, PDP NWC hold emergency meeting today
  • No ambition is worth the blood of Nigerians - JONATHAN
  • Jang to CBN gov: You are not bigger than govt
  • War of letters: Obasanjo attacked again!
  • Ugborodo crisis: Gunmen abduct Ayiri’s 10-yr-old niece
  • Why I’ll continue to deploy soldiers on streets – Uduaghan
  • UNN crisis: ASUU chairman, 2 others suspended
  • Pregnant woman, 9 others burnt to death as bus goes up in flames
  • Death of 2 Nigerian students in Ukraine causes uproar
  • LASU is the most expensive public university – ASUU
  • Europe is making progress but not all is well- Lagarde
  • Customs board considers list for promotion to DIG
Nigerian Tribune
  • Chaos in Port Harcourt •Police shot Magnus Abe with rubber bullet in the chest –Rivers govt •It’s blatant lie, blackmail –Police
  • Jonathan agrees to Tukur’s ouster •Why NWC, NASS members want Tukur out •Secundus to take over as Acting chairman
  • Tension in Sokoto as PDP, APC burn each other’s offices
  • No supporter should kill on my behalf —Jonathan •Hate preaching by senior citizens worries him
  • Obasanjo cannot stop me from supporting Jonathan’s re-election —Kashamu
  • Presidency moves to stall govs, senators’ rift in states •...To avert defections
  • Surprises as Jonathan alters ministerial list
  • Politicians lobby presidency for CBN governor position
  • Cries over Jonathan’s second term bid’ll soon disappear —Bode George
  • Blackout looms as labour threatens to shut down power stations
  • China set to overtake US as world’s top trader
  • Nigerians should hope for a better tomorrow —Fape
Daily Independent
  • Otudeko sues Dangote, seeks $48m damages over land
  • My secret at 66 – Guru Maharaj Ji
  • CAF Award: Who is to blame, Coaches or CAF?
  • Why PDP is getting stronger in Delta – Ochei
  • NSE records N1.9tr transactions in 11 months
  • Jonathan warns political leaders against provocative statements
  • ‘Jonathan wrong not to have compensated Obasanjo’
  • Akpabio denies presidential, vice-presidential ambition
  • APGA sweeps Anambra LG poll
  • Oyo PDP members query South West meeting
  • Bode George’s return, sign of good things to come – PDP
  • Experts urge NASS to expedite action on National Building Code
  • Jonathan and his critics in recent times

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