Today's Newspaper Review [ 8th March, 2015]

THIS DAY

Southern Kaduna Retired Generals Dismiss Contract Allegations;

Keyamo Accuses Service Chiefs of Profiting from Insurgency;

Gbadesire Alleges Threat to Life;

NCC: Telephone Penetration in Nigeria Has Hit 100% Mark;

NHRC Takes No Violence Campaign to Lagos, Kaduna, Others;

Card Reader Testing: PDP Worried about Lapses;

The Campaigns and the Threats of Litigation;

Five Bomb Attacks in Maiduguri, Death Toll Over 54;

In Condemnation of the Savage Allegations over Fuel Scarcity;

The Confusion over JAMB Examination Slip;

PUNCH

INEC card readers pass mock exam;

Anti-Buhari protesters at Chatham House were paid —Graham;

Jonathan visits Ooni, monarch demands Oduduwa State;

I did not attend secondary school — Prof. Adeniran;

Jonathan in fitness walk, pledges special funds for sports;

Buhari scared of debate with Jonathan –Presidency;

Boko Haram pledges allegiance to Islamic State;

Jega meets service chiefs, IGP others over polls;

PDP says APC one-million-man march flopped;

Elections: Young Democratic Party gives INEC fresh condition;

Tinubu superior to Afenifere leaders —Opadokun

Tinubu, Aregbesola, Osinbajo tackle PDP at Lagos APC rally

TRIBUNE

Anxiety mounts over March 28 election;

3 Killed, many injured as Shettima's campaign turns bloody;

Tinubu has lost grip of Lagos, Fani-Kayode, PDP mocks APC over rally;

Chibok girls: APC calls Jonathan's comment insensitive;

'Nigerians should be proud of ICPC';

'Jonathan has done well for the North';

We must radicalise our perception of religion —Niger governor;

Voter education: Buhari's group trains 297 women;

5,000 get Ondo govt loan to boost business

Yar'Adua foundation laments predicament of Nigerian women;

I'll liberate Delta from PDP's stranglehold —Emerhor;

No more shift in election dates —Adeleke;

GUARDIAN

Worrisome Lapses Mark INEC's Test Of Card Readers;

For Fifty Shades Of Grey, Public Screening Is Forbidden;

Sijuade, Ife Monarchs Endorse Jonathan's Re-election Bid;

Maiduguri Multiple Blasts Kill 55, As Army Recovers Two More Local

Governments;

Radical Islamists 'facing ban on working with children';

MH370: Malaysia marks first anniversary of flight's loss;

Malaysia Prime Minister 'hopeful' MH370 will be found, committed to

search;

Obama weighs in on Clinton email controversy;

Police on standby as man spotted on U.K. parliament roof;

U.N. calls for swift justice after 'heinous' Mali attack;

Bill Clinton defends foreign donations to foundation;

VANGUARD

INEC Mock poll exposes Card Readers' flaws;

25,000 pastors hold prayers for Buhari in Lagos;

Blame Buhari, Shettima, Lai Mohammed if Chibok girls are not found —

PDP;

Butcher Ibrahim crippled by police bullets;

How Jonathan's re-election bid turned Bini palace chiefs against each

other;

'APC's propaganda won't win poll for Buhari';

Why Igbo will vote Jonathan —Ohanaeze leader, Nworgu;

Dozens killed as three bombs hit Maiduguri;

Flying Eagles confront Senegal in AYC opener;

Bafana Bafana/Eagles have scores to settle – SAFA boss;