Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - June 12, 2014



Punch
• US lambasts Tinubu over ‘rig and roast’ threat
• June 12: Abiola’s family demands apology
• Kwankwaso tacklesJonathan over Sanusi
• Dora Akunyili’s remains arrive
• World Cup begins
• Gunmen attack police station in Kano
• Obama blasts gun laws, calls for soul searching
• Free primaries’ll make PDP win in 2015 – Mu’azu
• Jonathan chides politicians over provocative statements
• She became a professor under me – Nebo
• Fashola slashes LASU fees
• Media clampdown, ploy to capture Ekiti State – APC
• Track funding sources of terrorism, CDS tells banks
• Confab okays scrapping of pilgrims boards
• Jonathan, Sambo, ministers eulogise Akunyili at tribute session
• I didn’t insist on Echejile –Keshi
• Eagles won’t disappoint – Keshi
• Making new species without sex
• Hard tooth brush can wreck your teeth

Vanguard
• Excitement, as World Cup begins today
• Sanusi: FG wants to kill me - Kwankwso
• Lamido’s presidential ambition tears Jigawa PDP apart
• FEC dedicates session to late Akunyili
• Be wary of failed APC politicians, PDP warns Niger indigenes
• Unilateral termination of contract: Court awards N20m against MTN
• Nigeria’ll overcome her security challenges — Gen Abubakar
• World Bank lowers global economic projection
• Man, 38, arrested with fresh human head in Lagos
• June 12: S-West states declare today work free
• Ugandan elected president of the UN General Assembly
• Nigerian, 4 foreigners nabbed for smuggling 1,020.5kg cannabis
• Evah blasts Shettima, backs Edwin Clark
• Court bars suspended Edo PDP lawmakers from entering Assembly
• Brave victim battles to reclaim bike from robbers
• CJ appointment crisis: Would Rivers judiciary be same again?

Nigerian Tribune
• Diezani loses bid to become OPEC Sec Gen
• 24-year-old bags Ph.D in UNILAG
• Rivers Chief Registrar now to assign cases •As Amaechi signs amended High Court bill into law
• Grandma, 3 kids, 1 other die mysteriously in Akure •Father, mother on danger list
• Ahead congress: Accident claims 7 Borno APC supporters
• Mimiko’s feats in education, second to none —Senate
• Nigeria may lose Obudu Resort, 8 LGs to Cameroon —Ndoma-Egba
• Gunmen kill 3 STF, 6 civilians in Plateau
• Strike: We will soon break ASUP, COEASU deadlock —FG
• 38-year-old man arrested with human head
• Borno: New Emir of Gwoza appointed
• Ogun promises better days for students
• Tuition fees: TASUED students on the rampage
• Licensing water drilling reduces quacks, AWDROP tells FG
• Rivers CJ crisis: Abe, Peterside, others lead protest against NJC • Protest funded by Amaechi, APC —PDP

Daily Indepedent
• APC zones Presidency to North West
• OPEC retains 30mbpd output, picks new scribe Nov. 27
• World Cup opener Brazil plots Croatia’s fall
• June 12 was missed opportunity – Aturu
• June 12 1993: Twenty-one years after
• FMBN pays out N12b in 10 months, seeks better govt funding
• Fashola slashes LASU fees by 60%
• LG pensioners in A’Ibom protest non-payment of pensions, gratuity
• NOA partners NGO to organise voter education in Anambra
• Only lose federation’ll solve Nigeria’s problems, – APGA chieftain
• Stop playing god, Agukwe admonishes Uzodimma
• Stop playing god, Agukwe admonishes Uzodimma
• Youths dissociate from call for sack of Oko Poly Rector
• Lawan, Emenalo re-arraigned over $.62m fuel subsidy scam
• Jonathan swears in Alkali as new political adviser
• U.S. Under Secretary for London Ministerial Summit on Boko Haram

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