Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - April 3, 2014


Photo: Morning Crossfire Lagos moving forward with some of today's national newspaper headlines. Punch • 1.8 million graduates enter job market yearly —FG • House of Reps appeals judgment against defected lawmakers • Confab: Delegates clash over religion • 21 killed as soldiers attack B’Haram bombers • Defection: APC asks CJN to sanction judge • Pensioners threaten to vote out Jonathan in 2015 • Confab, Jonathan’s most courageous act –Akunyili • Ekiti PDP leaders’ll abandon party for Fayose –Aluko • Federal Government too powerful –Atiku • Taxi drivers dare FRSC on new number plates • Confab: Industrialisation’ll solve Nigeria’s problems, says Akande • Cameroon seizes 288 rifles from B’Haram members • Electoral Act: E-voting divides Senate • Reps summon AGF, NNPC over N59.6bn subsidy fund • Lagos appeals against Lekki-Ikoyi bridge judgment • SSS arrests Catholic priest, monarch for child theft • Community tackles customs over killing of okada rider • FG may ban tax defaulters from travelling abroad • Wealthy Nigerians to buy N448bn private jets Vanguard • Labour hints of plans to cripple power sector • We won't vacate our seats - Defected Reps • Military has no apology for its role in governance - Akinrinade • Don’t rely on FG for North's devt, Arewa youths tell northern govs • Military has no apology for its role in governance – Akinrinade • Bayelsa experiences 40 oil spills monthly • We won’t vacate our seats – Defected Reps • Gunmen ambush police team escorting kidnap suspects to court • 70-yr-old commits suicide in Abeokuta • Confab’ll move Nigeria forward — Ikokwu • How Kwarans’re celebrating political freedom — Edojah, PDP caretaker committee chairman • Court orders firm to pay man N5m for lost arm • Kalu urges Jonathan to call Abia police commissioner to order • APC remains the party to beat — Okonkwo • Kutigi: His comic side Nigerian Tribune • Nigeria assumes rotational UN Security Council presidency • Snake disrupts NYSC passing-out parade in Zamfara • Dealers suspend transportation of cattle to the South • Ekiti 2014 ... • 50 shiploads of rice diverted to neighbouring countries in 3 months —STOAN •Don backs FG ban on rice importation • 2015: INEC hopeful on diaspora voting • More Nigerians eulogise GOK Ajayi • Kidnapping: Court grants order to display arms, ammunition • 1.8 million Nigerians enter job market yearly —Okonjo-Iweala • No Ebola disease in Nigeria but Dengue haemorrhagic fever — Minister • FG deploys troops, special court in war against gas pipeline vandalism Daily Tribune • Spectre of invasion by herdsmen • Keshi gets credit for domestic league players’ performance • External reserves fall by 22% in 12 months • Lagos police arrest cross border armed dealers • Senate to strip INEC boss of power to appoint Secretary • Oil blocks: Court to rule on Chevron, Brittania-U feud • Defection: Justice Ademola went beyond briefs –APC • Four insurgents killed, five soldiers injured in Borno • CBN, AGF, NNPC to appear before Reps today over missing money • Delegates pledge to build better Nigeria • Atiku calls for restructuring of Nigeria’s federalism • Nigeria assumes Presidency of UN Security Council • Zenith, Access Banks MDs to face contempt charge today • Again, minister allays fears over Ebola virus • Osun Assembly jerks up 2014 budget estimate • Fashola berates FG over Apapa neglect, says regeneration on course
Punch

  • Bulletproof car scandal: At last, EFCC quizzes Stella Oduah
  • Jet scandal: Reps write Diezani, demand details
  • Six missing, 22 rescued from Lagos boat disaster
  • Tambuwal foils PDP caucus plot against defected Reps
  • World leaders must identify terror sponsors —Jonathan
  • China condemns violent environmental protest
  • Six missing, 22 rescued from Lagos boat disaster
  • Confab: Muslims fault Christian leaders’ position on constitution
  • EFCC probes contract awards in Osun
  • Sectional interest poses danger to S’East –Igbo group
  • Psychiatric report stalls Charles Okah’s trial
  • Confab should produce new constituion –Falae
  • Group petitions Jonathan over lawmakers’ jumbo pay
  • Unemployment increasing due to lack of integrity –Akinjide
  • Immigration tragedy: Four protesters arrested
  • 1,200MW may be lost to uncompleted power projects
  • FG set to release Nigeria’s new GDP figure
  • Police blame mother, lover for toddler’s severed penis
  • Thousands displaced as fire guts Lagos slum.
Vanguard
  • ACF laments spate of killings in 17 northern states
  • Court verdict: Reps say Tambuwal not under pressure to declare seats vacant
  • Presidency's initiation of Constitution amendment divides Senate
  • Confab: Delegates reduce aides over non provision of allowances
  • N255m bullet-proof cars: EFCC grills Oduah for 5 hours
  • Abuses Called Taxes
  • New number plates: Lawyer accuses FRSC of misinformation
  • Boko Haram: N’Delta youths lambast Ciroma
  • 7 commercial sex workers arraigned over assault
  • Why Basic Education remains a challenge in Nigeria —Wike
  • APC members dissociate selves from Marwa’s defection claim
  • Police raid Oshodi, arrest 118 hoodlums
  • Bamidele preaches peace
  • Confab: Delegates want end to bloodletting
  • Tiv/Fulani clashes: 72 new births recorded in Makurdi refugee camps
Nigerian Tribune
  • Many feared dead as boat capsizes in Lagos
  • Crisis hits Kaduna thermal power plant •Contractors unsure of type of fuel to use
  • Assembly plants to roll out made-in-Nigeria vehicles May
  • Private jet saga: Reps write minister, GMD NNPC, others •Group absolves Allison-Madueke of wrongdoing
  • Reps insist N59.6B payment to NNPC for fuel subsidy missing in
  • transit •As CBN, NNPC others engage in bulk passing
  • Minister tasks aspirants on transparent exercise during Osun PDP primary
  • Senate to commence voting next week on constitution amendment
  • Omisore, police minister beat me up —Adeleke •Adeleke’s claims are tissues of lies —Omisore •Former gov came to venue with thugs –Osun police boss
  • Lagos alerts public on Ebola virus disease •Stresses need to maintain environmental hygiene
  • Kashamu embraces Obasanjo’s olive branch
  • Job performance: Poll places Jonathan’s rating at 53% Says power situation worsened in March

Daily Independent
  • How Tambuwal, Ihedioha saved 37 Reps from losing seats
  • Jonathan wants to use us to legitimize Confab, ambition –Senators
  • NIS recruitment programmed to end in disaster – Obua
  • Mikel, Moses lack of game time will affect Eagles in Brazil, says Akanni
  • I’ll be fair, just, but firm in taking decisions – Emefiele assures
  • Confab aimed at cleaning our past mess – Clark
  • Ghana to partner Nigeria on integration of data base
  • Christians, Muslims bicker over constitutional provision for religion
  • Dara urges defected lawmakers to leave honourably
  • Diezani: Reps write minister, NNPC, others over chartered jet
  • ‘DSS must explain how 21 Boko Haram detainees were killed’
  • Unending crisis as Rivers PDP suspends two chieftains
  • Group warns APC against imposition
  • Fashola accuses FG of encroaching on lands

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