Today's Newspaper Review [24th February, 2015]

VANGUARD

We Want Electricity, Not Power

Nigeria'll regret if Buhari wins - Fasehun

Army must remain loyal to nation rather than individual's tenure -Oshiomhole

PDP members protest imposition of unfit candidate in Onitsha

Campaign with religion, pay N1m fine, INEC warns political parties

 Keshi's contract ready - Pinnick

 Jonathan's visit: Beware of Greek gift, S-West APC tells Yoruba monarchs

Polls: Court joins Buhari, APC, PDP as defendants in anti-PVC suit

Delta: Urhobo vote'll not go for PDP gov - Omene

Capital flight: Economy hard hit by $22.1bn outflow in 5 weeks

 NERC issues licences to companies to generate 590MW

 'Falling oil price may not affect $3.8bn Egina project'

THISDAY

 Central African Leaders Rally Africa Against Boko Haram

Buhari Dares Jonathan to Publish PWC Forensic Report on NNPC

 Fitch Affirms 10 Nigerian Banks' Ratings

Aliko Dangote, Africa's Richest Man, Loses $7.8 Billion as Naira, Stocks

Plunge

Those Who Won Big at the Oscars

NEW TELEGRAPH

Fayose under fire over Buhari's health;

Ekiti governor accuses APC candidate of faking London interviews;

Banks reject fuel importers' LCS as debts mount;

'We won't waver in pursuit of excellence journalism';

Jonathan, Mark, CJN, Buhari, others salute New Telegraph at one;

Troops arrest Boko Haram fighters disguised as women;

Air strikes target insurgents location in Bama, Gwoza, Sambisa Forest;

Jonathan, Central African Leaders strategise on defeating insurgents;

SOCCER STAR

Champions League: City, Barca light up Etihad;

Juve hopes to avoid Dortmund defeat;

Amuneke dreams CAF U-17 trophy.......Eaglets escape fire disaster;

City to free Iheanacho for AYC;

Liverpool eyes 7million pounds Adriano;

Dream Team face Zambia test;

Falcons draw Mali in AAG;

Musa Yahaya out of African Youth Championship;

Arsenal to table 80million pounds bid for Pogba;

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