Nigeria Newspaer Headlines - June 26, 2014

Punch
Five feared dead in Lagos explosions
B’Haram attacks military post, kills 16 soldiers
B’Haram war worse than civil war, President insists
Soldiers’ attack: NSA apologises to Tambuwal
Abuja blast kills 21
Police arrest 20 suspected B’ Haram members in Enugu
Jet: Court bars IG from arresting Diezani, others
Kaduna killings: Death toll rises to 66
‘B’Haram plans to attack 50 towns in Borno’
Expect more peaceful elections in 2015, says AIG
Anti-Jonathan forces behind bombings, says PDP
FG approves N14.7bn contract for FCT community
Death of pregnant mothers worries Fashola’s wife
Nigeria’s education curriculum defective, says Lekan Are
Drama as Kutigi sends out journalists from plenary
FG makes N30tn from oil, gas, others – NEITI
PenCom directors can’t own pension firms – Bill
Oil theft occurs daily in Ogoniland –Shell

Vanguard
Gallant Eagles qualify for 2nd round
21 killed in fresh Abuja explosion
4 killed as car bomb goes off near Lagos tank farm
16 soldiers, scores of insurgents killed in Borno clash
Search Tambuwal, Why Not?
Landlord drags church to court over unpaid rent
Police nab 4 human parts dealers in Lagos
Delta traditional rulers pledge support for Uduaghan
Edo Assembly crisis: PDP, APC lawmakers hold parallel sessions
INCREDIBLE: Woman gives birth after 14 years pregnancy!
Itsekiri leaders condole with Vanguard Publisher over mum’s death
Groups give Delta two weeks ultimatum over alleged unpaid salary arrears
123 killed in Kaduna attacks
SEC wants dividends paid into savings account
Nigeria among top 3 for FDI
Ritualists’ den uncovered, 8 kidnapped victims rescued in Lagos

Nigerian Tribune
Explosion rocks gas plant in Lagos, 4 feared dead, 4 buildings, 2 banks affected
Boko Haram funded from outside Nigeria —Ethiopian PM
16 soldiers feared killed in Borno
144 of 486 Abia suspects released
OSUN 2014: PDP accuses Aregbesola of allegedly creating nest of thugs
•Our candidate is too busy to engage in…
FALLOUT OF EKITI GOV POLL: Aregbesola is dangerous to democracy in Nigeria —Fayose
Woman found with dead baby, four human heads • Residents raze indicted pastor’s church
Jonathan writes Reps over police reform •Says reform’ll gulp N1.5 trn
Adamawa gov: Ribadu meets family, gets backing from presidential aide
Saraki asked to join 2015 presidential race
Boko Haram: Tambuwal proposes counter- terrorism special forces
Atiku, Kanu, Osoba, others laud Kokori
Corruption charges: Ogbulafor, 2 others know fate July 24
Take your destiny in your hands, Nigerian youths charged

The Guardian
22 die in Abuja, Mubi blasts, suspect arrested
Court orders BUK to reinstate sacked lecturer
Obiano presents 100 days’ scorecard
Join 2015 presidential race now, group urges Saraki
Kokori launches memoirs amid encomiums
Military veterans protest against unpaid salary increase at confab
Edo Assembly factions adjourn to different dates
NIC hears N1b pensions suit October 27
FEC okays N14b for Nyanya housing project
Eagles showed Argentines too much respect, says Keshi
Argentine fans attack Nigerians in Porto Alegre
FIFA to take swift action over Suarez case
For nerveless Samaras, It’s all about composure
Lamouchi quits Cote d’Ivoire after disappointing exit
SEC to partner CBN on unclaimed dividend saga
Securities lending commences next month

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