Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - September 29, 2014

GUARDIAN
Jonathan urges unity to overcome B’Haram, others

Nigeria appeals to Commonwealth member-states on discrimination against citizens over EVD

• WHO urges low salt intake to cut heart disease, stroke risks

• ECOWAS ministerial group seeks mobilization of regional security forces to tackle Ebola

• FOSSRA alerts public to activities of online fraudsters

• HURIWA asks Yero to end killings in Kaduna south

• Fasanmi decries nation’s woes, tasks Nigerians on 2015 elections

 VANGUARD
Family petitions Jonathan over alleged extra-judicial killing of 31-yr-old graduate

Rights group petitions IG, alleges unlawful detention of cleric

Contract scandal hits Ebonyi Agric College

Why I want to be President in 2015, by Kwankwaso

Unease as Benue sells off 30m shares in Dangonte Cement

Keshi invites bench warmer, ignores Uche

Fleecing Nigerians in the name of God

2015: Buhari, Atiku clash over procedure for presidential primaries

Banks breathe easier as FG floats N213bn lifeline for GENCOs

World Bank provides $400m to tackle Ebola

We have remitted $21.5bn to Nigeria in two years -Nigerians in Diaspora

THISDAY
APC Presidential Ticket: Tinubu Still Holds the Key

DHQ: We Will Soon Exert Control over Lost Territories

Stakeholders Kick as Benue Sells over 30m Shares in Dangote Cement

Freed Chibok Girl in Military Custody in Abuja

Sudan Apostasy Woman Mariam Ibrahim to Campaign

Synagogue Tragedy: 62 Dead S’Africans Identified

$9.3m Arms Deal: Christian Group Disagrees with Cardinal Okogie

Oshiomhole Urges NBA to Speak up against Illegal Deductions by FG from Federation Account

Polytechnics, Colleges of Education Workers Alert FG on Plans to Resume Strike

FG Renews NEMA DG’S Tenure

Ebola: Wali Cautions against Stigmatising Citizens of Affected Countries

PUNCH
• Islamic State crisis: Coalition bombs Syria refineries

• Libya’s new cabinet sworn in05:10 Comments

• 143 killed in fight against IS in Iraq04:15 Comments

• Lai Mohammed ignorant of House rules —Reps

• Jang shuns PDP reconciliation committee

• Lack of unity cause of Nigeria’s problems – Jonathan

• Ebola: Health minister under quarantine in Liberia

• AMCON owes us N132bn, says Bi-Courtney

• Remi Olowude, IGI boss, dies at 6300:29 3 Comments

• NMA appeals to Fashola over unpaid salaries

TRIBUNE
• Ensure displaced Nigerians vote in 2015, US tells INEC

• 2015: Jonathan’s presidency divine —Bode George

• OOU reopens today

• Lamido will not leave PDP —Jibrin

• My acquital, victory for democracy — Ikuforiji

• Ekiti: Attack on judges portends anarchy for Nigeria —Saraki

• We’re ready to produce next gov —Ogun West PDP

• Civil Society backs NYSC online registration ...No, it’s a misplaced priority —NANS

• Port Harcourt-Maiduguri rail ready December — Minister

• Plot to stop Osoba’s AGN uncovered •We’ll join Accord Party if ...
—Osoba group

• ‘Boko Haram insurgency displaced over 3.3 million Nigerians’

• Investigate Oritsejafor over cash for arms deal, ACF urges lawmakers

• PDP sets up 9-man committee on Mimiko’s defection

• TransCorp Hotels extends IPO, promises consistent dividend

• Oando profit surges by 110%

• Unease as Benue sells off over 30m shares in Dangote Cement

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