Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - June 23, 2014

Punch
State pardon fuels corruption, says El-Rufai
World Bank okays $495.3m for northern farmers
Fayemi, APC concede defeat
Osun poll: Oyegun, Tinubu meet Oyinlola
Don’t scuttle 2015 polls, Jonathan urges Nigerians
Lagos urges councils to mobilise residents for exercises
NAFDAC to shut open-market pharmacies
Ekiti: Jonathan can lose re-election, Saraki says
Delegates okay life imprisonment for rapists
B’Haram has killed 14 district heads – Shehu of Borno
Sambo, Tukur, others visit Arisekola’s family
LASG to screen commercial vehicles from July 1
Baraje urges speedy freedom for Chibok girls
Terrorism: Security agencies intensify surveillance in S’East
Bamidele, Mimiko congratulate Fayose
Messi saves gambler £200,000
I’m excited to break winless jinx –Keshi
Nothing extraordinary about Messi – Onazi
Vanguard
How Fayose took Ekiti from Fayemi
Ekiti election: Why I won— Fayose
Blame Boko Haram insurgency on Northern religious institutions —CAN
Boko Haram kills 40 in fresh Borno villages attack
Halilhodzic hails ‘heroic’ Algeria
I’ll beat Adeleke up when I leave office — MINISTER
Alleged plot to impeach Amaechi laughable —Rivers APC
Ghana FA calls police over match-fixing reports
Courtois set for Chelsea —Wilmots
Boko Haram kills 40 in fresh Borno villages attack
ICAN should have been part of talks on missing oil money —Ajaegbu
Siasia sure of Eagles
Portugal draw 2-2 with United States in World Cup
Vandalism, biggest threat to power reform — MINISTER
Suicide bomber kills three soldiers in Borno

Nigerian Tribune
Reactions to Fayose’s victory: It was true reflection of people’s wishes—Bamidele
Boko Haram kills 40 in Chibok villages
Jonathan congratulates Fayose, explains heavy security presence in Ekiti
Police deploys new DCP to Oyo command
Goa'r declares for Plateau Central senatorial seat
Boko Haram: Nigerians now live in solitary state —Lawmaker
One killed as gunmen attack Edo PDP lawmakers
Conference of speakers seeks financial autonomy for state assemblies
UNIABUJA VC may emerge today
Polio: Emir calls for law mandating immunisation
Unpaid bills: Military, paramilitary men are beating up our officials - Power company
Osun SDP appoints 45-member campaign committee
Academic work still suspended as LASU resumes today
ECOWAS court of justice elects Nigerian as VP

Daily Independent
Fayemi concedes defeat, congratulates Fayose
Negotiate with Boko Haram on abducted girls, Baraje tells FG
APGA has consolidated with A’ Court judgement – Umeh
Subsidy regime making billionaires of fuel marketers – PENGASSAN
World Cup of surprises
Turkey to assist NEMA on humanitarian intervention
Mimiko to commission Ore Caring Heart Market today
Akinyede says military presence prevented rigging
51.2 million people were displaced in 2013 – UNHCR
PDP supporters unleash terror on APC in Ife
PDP sponsors 50 members to watch World Cup
Ekweremadu congratulates Fayose
Victory, omen for 2015, says Ihedioha
Chimamanda speaks at Obiano’s lecture
It’s the beauty of democracy –Aregbesola
ECOWAS Court elects Sylva President
Akpabio calls for overhaul of traditional institutions
Lagos gives July 1 deadline to bus operators to register

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