Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - June 25, 2013

Punch
• Ekiti election was fraudulent, says Aregbesola
• Defection: Court adjourns suit against Amaechi, others indefinitely
• Cameroon arrests 40 B’ Haram suspects
• Insurgents subject women, girls to servitude, sex slavery –Report
• B’Haram shot at FG panel members in Borno –Akinyemi
• Lagos didn’t steal W’Bank education funds – Fashola
• FG threatening Amaechi’s life, Rep alleges
• Govs want funding included in infrastructure master plan
• National Conference: Committee okays Diaspora voting in 2015
• Reps to debate Tambuwal’s alleged harassment by soldiers
• Jonathan unveils N3tn Centenary City
• Aide wasn’t forced to indict Fani-Kayode –EFCC
• 2015: FG considers tenure extension for IG
• ‘Non-prosecution of oil thieves harms economy’
• We won’t call off strike – LASU workers
• We paid FG $44bn in five years – Shell
• Cashless policy goes nationwide July 1
• I sold my blood to buy drugs - Pastor


Vanguard
• Defection: Court adjourns suit against 5 govs sine-die
• Fulani attack Kaduna villages, kill 38
• APC rebuffs pressure to contest Ekiti guber election result
• How we spent $90m World Bank Education Loan - Fashola
• Osun guber polls ‘ll be better —Jega
• Less than 50% of Nigerians have access to electricity —Prof Nebo
• Minister tasks schools on security
• Assemblies of God Church crisis worsens as members clash in Enugu
• Reps move to condemn Tambuwal’s harassment today
• LASU: SSANU vows to continue strike
• Minister Ready To Fight
• Psychiatric patient stabs herbalist to death
• Beware of Messi!
• Wike, Wogu shun meeting with NASS over ASUP/COEASU strikes
• Don’t be selfish, Keshi warns Eagles
• Afe Babalola writes Fayose, advises on moving Ekiti forward
• How to buy life insurance

Nigerian Tribune
• 2015: Ekiti election, good omen for future elections —Jega •As INEC meets leadership of registered political parties
• How Lagos utilised $90m World Bank loan —Fashola
• Osun 2014: Tinubu, Oyegun, Akande, Aregbesola are shameless for visiting Oyinlola —PDP •They are free to say anything —APC
• We didn’t frisk Tambuwal’s official vehicle —Security agents
• National Assembly adjourns in honour of Kuta •To hold valedictory session today
• Police read Riot Act to Edo lawmakers
• OOUTH workers vow to continue strike
• Alleged abduction of 60 girls: Shettima directs LG boss to verify claim
• Court restrains PENGASSAN from holding delegates conference
• Nigeria Police, best in the world —Gambari
• 8 Islamic sect leaders docked in Niger
• 2015: APC, not a threat —PDP
• More reactions to Fayose's Victory
• Ekiti cannot afford to be in opposition to FG —Afe Babalola
•Congratulates Fayose on victory, commends Fayemi

Daily Independent
• Ekiti poll as template for 2015 elections
• Eagles set to halt Argentina’s winning streak
• Gabon bound plane missing
• Cashless policy: CBN postpones withdrawal charges in 30 states
• Defection: PDP loses bid to remove five Govs
• Anambra begins move to relocate Government House
• Abia Assembly decries nguarded utterances over terror suspects
• Jonathan bias over Kano blast, says delegate
• Delegates can’t decide on plea-bargaining –Sagay
• 15,316 Nigerians on death row in foreign prisons – Delegate
• FG urged to resettle Bakassi indigenes
• ‘Ceding Bakassi to Cameroon served as litmus test’
• INEC inaugurates committee on voter-education in Plateau
• Committee okays voting for Nigerians abroad
• Edo lawmakers hold sitting outside complex for second day
• Nigeria hopes to meet 17m housing deficit, says Minister

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