Today's Newspaper Review [25th January, 2015]
PUNCH • Oil slump: Dollar now sells for N208 • Jonathan to campaign in Borno today • PDP wants justice ministry to sue Buhar...
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• Oil slump: Dollar now sells for N208
• Jonathan to campaign in Borno today
• PDP wants justice ministry to sue Buhari for perjury
• Bamidele meets Tinubu, to support Buhari
• Lawmakers vow to fight poll shift
• I fulfilled my 2011 campaign promises –Jonathan
• DHQ restores website after hackers’ attack
• Nigeria doesn’t need UN to fight Boko Haram -Dasuki
• INEC recovers 983 stolen PVCs in Edo
• Jonathan reads riot act to rice importers
• Gombe Governor escapes death, 14 supporters die
• UNICEF decries attack on Nigerian children
• Health ministry will avert strikes –Minister
• Tribunal reserves ruling on Osun gov election petition
TRIBUNE
• Why postponement of polls is desirable —Bode George
• Stop attack on Jonathan’s convoy, Jonathan’s aide warns Buhari’s
supporters
• Govs, others plan getaway ahead May 29
• Mum, 2 kids, other killed as truck rams into buses in Lagos
• 80 computers, 200 chairs stolen from Onitsha school
• Bauchi APC gov candidate’s office burnt
• Fayose signs 2015 budget into law, denies receiving N22bn from FG
• Gunmen kidnap community leader in Delta
• Akinjide rallies support for Jonathan, Folarin
• Thugs attacked my convoy, vandalised our offices —APGA gov candidate
• Glo out with promo for Valentine
• FG releases N26bn for dry season farming
• Court martial frees commander, 2 colonels
• Ajimobi pledges better days for teachers
• Caution your supporters, Fayose tells Buhari, APC
• Saraki asks Nigerians to reject election postponement
VANGUARD
• We were young, idealistic and in many ways not sufficiently
experienced says Peter Enahoro
• Mark condemns attack on Jonathan, PDP Convoy
• Nothing will stop February polls—Jega
• 2015: UN warns against violence
• FEB POLLS: Okowa, Emerhor, Ogboru battle for Delta Guber seat
• In Sokoto, it’s student-teacher confrontation
• 419: The world of the Nigerian fraudster
• BAGA: Chad, Nigeria set for final attack on Boko Haram
• We were young, idealistic and in many ways not sufficiently
experienced says Peter Enahoro
• Afcon: South Africa denied by Senegal
• Eagles begin 2017 AFCON chase in June
GUARDIAN
• Japan vows to 'never give up' search for IS hostages
• Greek elections: Party leaders make final calls for votes
• Kogi Police Reads Riot Act To Politicians
• APGA Endorses Ugwuanyi, PDP’s Governorship Candidate
• Delta PDP Realises N800 Million At Fundraiser
• Ondo APC Elders Drum Support For Buhari
• APC Warns Fayose Over Rally
• Saudi Arabia's new King Salman promises continuity
• Haiti forms electoral panel for overdue polls
• Boko Haram crisis: UN 'not needed against Nigerian militants'
• Senior British army roles likely to be cut
• PPPRA Insists FG Subsidises Petrol
PUNCH• Why postponement of polls is desirable —Bode George
• Stop attack on Jonathan’s convoy, Jonathan’s aide warns Buhari’s
supporters
• Govs, others plan getaway ahead May 29
• Mum, 2 kids, other killed as truck rams into buses in Lagos
• 80 computers, 200 chairs stolen from Onitsha school
• Bauchi APC gov candidate’s office burnt
• Fayose signs 2015 budget into law, denies receiving N22bn from FG
• Gunmen kidnap community leader in Delta
• Akinjide rallies support for Jonathan, Folarin
• Thugs attacked my convoy, vandalised our offices —APGA gov candidate
• Glo out with promo for Valentine
• FG releases N26bn for dry season farming
• Court martial frees commander, 2 colonels
• Ajimobi pledges better days for teachers
• Caution your supporters, Fayose tells Buhari, APC
• Saraki asks Nigerians to reject election postponement
VANGUARD
• We were young, idealistic and in many ways not sufficiently
experienced says Peter Enahoro
• Mark condemns attack on Jonathan, PDP Convoy
• Nothing will stop February polls—Jega
• 2015: UN warns against violence
• FEB POLLS: Okowa, Emerhor, Ogboru battle for Delta Guber seat
• In Sokoto, it’s student-teacher confrontation
• 419: The world of the Nigerian fraudster
• BAGA: Chad, Nigeria set for final attack on Boko Haram
• We were young, idealistic and in many ways not sufficiently
experienced says Peter Enahoro
• Afcon: South Africa denied by Senegal
• Eagles begin 2017 AFCON chase in June
GUARDIAN
• Japan vows to 'never give up' search for IS hostages
• Greek elections: Party leaders make final calls for votes
• Kogi Police Reads Riot Act To Politicians
• APGA Endorses Ugwuanyi, PDP’s Governorship Candidate
• Delta PDP Realises N800 Million At Fundraiser
• Ondo APC Elders Drum Support For Buhari
• APC Warns Fayose Over Rally
• Saudi Arabia's new King Salman promises continuity
• Haiti forms electoral panel for overdue polls
• Boko Haram crisis: UN 'not needed against Nigerian militants'
• Senior British army roles likely to be cut
• PPPRA Insists FG Subsidises Petrol
• Oil slump: Dollar now sells for N208
• Jonathan to campaign in Borno today
• PDP wants justice ministry to sue Buhari for perjury
• Bamidele meets Tinubu, to support Buhari
• Lawmakers vow to fight poll shift
• I fulfilled my 2011 campaign promises –Jonathan
• DHQ restores website after hackers’ attack
• Nigeria doesn’t need UN to fight Boko Haram -Dasuki
• INEC recovers 983 stolen PVCs in Edo
• Jonathan reads riot act to rice importers
• Gombe Governor escapes death, 14 supporters die
• UNICEF decries attack on Nigerian children
• Health ministry will avert strikes –Minister
• Tribunal reserves ruling on Osun gov election petition
TRIBUNE
• Why postponement of polls is desirable —Bode George
• Stop attack on Jonathan’s convoy, Jonathan’s aide warns Buhari’s
supporters
• Govs, others plan getaway ahead May 29
• Mum, 2 kids, other killed as truck rams into buses in Lagos
• 80 computers, 200 chairs stolen from Onitsha school
• Bauchi APC gov candidate’s office burnt
• Fayose signs 2015 budget into law, denies receiving N22bn from FG
• Gunmen kidnap community leader in Delta
• Akinjide rallies support for Jonathan, Folarin
• Thugs attacked my convoy, vandalised our offices —APGA gov candidate
• Glo out with promo for Valentine
• FG releases N26bn for dry season farming
• Court martial frees commander, 2 colonels
• Ajimobi pledges better days for teachers
• Caution your supporters, Fayose tells Buhari, APC
• Saraki asks Nigerians to reject election postponement
VANGUARD
• We were young, idealistic and in many ways not sufficiently
experienced says Peter Enahoro
• Mark condemns attack on Jonathan, PDP Convoy
• Nothing will stop February polls—Jega
• 2015: UN warns against violence
• FEB POLLS: Okowa, Emerhor, Ogboru battle for Delta Guber seat
• In Sokoto, it’s student-teacher confrontation
• 419: The world of the Nigerian fraudster
• BAGA: Chad, Nigeria set for final attack on Boko Haram
• We were young, idealistic and in many ways not sufficiently
experienced says Peter Enahoro
• Afcon: South Africa denied by Senegal
• Eagles begin 2017 AFCON chase in June
GUARDIAN
• Japan vows to 'never give up' search for IS hostages
• Greek elections: Party leaders make final calls for votes
• Kogi Police Reads Riot Act To Politicians
• APGA Endorses Ugwuanyi, PDP’s Governorship Candidate
• Delta PDP Realises N800 Million At Fundraiser
• Ondo APC Elders Drum Support For Buhari
• APC Warns Fayose Over Rally
• Saudi Arabia's new King Salman promises continuity
• Haiti forms electoral panel for overdue polls
• Boko Haram crisis: UN 'not needed against Nigerian militants'
• Senior British army roles likely to be cut
• PPPRA Insists FG Subsidises Petrol
• Why postponement of polls is desirable —Bode George
• Stop attack on Jonathan’s convoy, Jonathan’s aide warns Buhari’s
supporters
• Govs, others plan getaway ahead May 29
• Mum, 2 kids, other killed as truck rams into buses in Lagos
• 80 computers, 200 chairs stolen from Onitsha school
• Bauchi APC gov candidate’s office burnt
• Fayose signs 2015 budget into law, denies receiving N22bn from FG
• Gunmen kidnap community leader in Delta
• Akinjide rallies support for Jonathan, Folarin
• Thugs attacked my convoy, vandalised our offices —APGA gov candidate
• Glo out with promo for Valentine
• FG releases N26bn for dry season farming
• Court martial frees commander, 2 colonels
• Ajimobi pledges better days for teachers
• Caution your supporters, Fayose tells Buhari, APC
• Saraki asks Nigerians to reject election postponement
VANGUARD
• We were young, idealistic and in many ways not sufficiently
experienced says Peter Enahoro
• Mark condemns attack on Jonathan, PDP Convoy
• Nothing will stop February polls—Jega
• 2015: UN warns against violence
• FEB POLLS: Okowa, Emerhor, Ogboru battle for Delta Guber seat
• In Sokoto, it’s student-teacher confrontation
• 419: The world of the Nigerian fraudster
• BAGA: Chad, Nigeria set for final attack on Boko Haram
• We were young, idealistic and in many ways not sufficiently
experienced says Peter Enahoro
• Afcon: South Africa denied by Senegal
• Eagles begin 2017 AFCON chase in June
GUARDIAN
• Japan vows to 'never give up' search for IS hostages
• Greek elections: Party leaders make final calls for votes
• Kogi Police Reads Riot Act To Politicians
• APGA Endorses Ugwuanyi, PDP’s Governorship Candidate
• Delta PDP Realises N800 Million At Fundraiser
• Ondo APC Elders Drum Support For Buhari
• APC Warns Fayose Over Rally
• Saudi Arabia's new King Salman promises continuity
• Haiti forms electoral panel for overdue polls
• Boko Haram crisis: UN 'not needed against Nigerian militants'
• Senior British army roles likely to be cut
• PPPRA Insists FG Subsidises Petrol
