Nigeria Newspaper Headlines - October 8, 2014

GUARDIAN
I have no apologies for our actions in Enugu, says Chime

Can Nigeria’s first female governor emerge in 2015?

APC, PDP trade words over seizure of another $5.7 m in S’Africa

Why we are not indebted to AMCON, by Bi-Courtney

Ekiti NUT orders members to shun duty over unpaid salaries

Airlifting of Nigerian pilgrims begins Thursday

U.S to spend $1b over Ebola, checks disease in W’Africa with $461m

NLC, TUC reject Akure Labour Party convention

CNPP advises INEC to adopt Brazilian election model

UNILAG annual research conference and fair begins

Mimiko an electoral burden, says Ondo PDP

Fasehun hails INEC’s revisit of new polling units

19:59 Troop dies as Mali’s UN camp comes under attack


TRIBUNE
Lagos gov: My chances are real with party primaries —GOS •APC leaders, Ikorodu chiefs endorse him

Obi finally joins PDP

Gunmen kill police officer, corporal in Plateau •Strange movements in Plateau, STF alerts

2015: Maku, others to exit Jonathan’s cabinet Oct 20

Ebola: Lagos, Oyo, Osun, Ogun resume schools

APC wants Jonathan to address Nigerians on controversial arms deals

Mimiko’s defection: Ondo PDP alleges marginalisation

Ponmo consumption dangerous to health —NILEST DG

2015: We ’ll not field ‘use and dump’ candidates —S/East APGA chieftain

Ekiti teachers commence strike over unpaid wages

Crisis rocks Labour Party •As NLC, TUC cancel party’s national convention

Ebola endangers Africa’s growth —IMF

Ebonyi gov race: Abakiliki Central/North adopt health minister

PUNCH
‘Jonathan, 6th richest African president’

$5.7m scandal threatens Nigeria, South Africa relations

Only troublemakers are leaving Ekiti, Fayose replies Falana

Govs, FG battle at S’Court over fuel subsidy

Ondo PDP resists dismantling of structure for Mimiko

Ponmo dangerous to health –NILEST

‘Reduce NYSC registration fee’

AU tackles food safety challenges

We’ll rescue all Nigerians in B’Haram captivity –FG


THISDAY
At Last, Ex-Anambra Gov, Obi, Joins PDP

We are Not Owing AMCON, Bi-Courtney Insists

Jonathan Arrives Niamey for Extraordinary Summit to Tackle Terrorism

Ebola: Lagos Distributes Sanitary Wares to Schools?

Supreme Court to Hear States’ Case on Fuel Subsidy Financing Dec 8

Group Asks EFCC, ICPC to Probe Fayemi’s Administration for Alleged N20bn Fraud

NLC, TUC Ask LP Members to Stay Away from Convention

VANGUARD
Gas shortage stunts Nigeria’s electricity growth

Lekoil to raise N6bn for marginal field development

Ebonyi Guber: Health Minister, Chukwu emerges PDP consensus candidate

Folarin moves to takeover Ajimobi’s job

Anxiety as court rules on resignation of Nyako’s deputy

Armed herdsmen lay siege to Enugu-Nsukka Road

NLC, TUC urge LP members to shun Ondo convention

Lagos deserves special status, says ex-Lagos AG

Cleric tasks FG on anti-terror war

Edo LG APC leaders dole out N5m to market women

Jonathan goes for broke

We’ll beat Sudan in front of their fans – Enyeama

Alleged N50bn debt: Bi-Courtney denies agreement with AMCON
tow Helicopters invests $1m in power.

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