NEWSPAPER HEADLINES: MONDAY 10/11/2014 PUNCH • ISIS fight in new phase -Obama • Internationally renowned motivational speaker, Myles Munroe, wife die in plane crash • Fear of defection forced PDP to postpone primaries – Investigation • Judge alleges threat to life, hands off Fayose’s suit • Nigeria won’t break up, say Uduaghan, Oritsejafor • Nigeria sick, PDP irresponsible, says Atiku • Embrace integrity, Alele-Williams tells youths • Lawyers face hardship in Rivers over judiciary crisis • NYSC promises corpers security • All health workers can become consultants –FG • APC, PDP bicker over candidate imposition in Niger • ‘I’ll build on Suntai’s achievements’ • Ohanaeze asks north-based Igbo to relocate businesses, families • Plateau deputy gov rejects PDP congress GUARDIAN • 4 Kuwaits stateless Bidun offered Comoros citizenship • Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect gets China go-ahead • Colombian indigenous court convicts Farc guerrillas • China and Japan leaders hold ice-breaker talks at Apec summit • Australia losing out on renewable energy investment • Warplanes hit convoy near Mosul in attempt to kill ISIS leaders • Arrests in Mexico after protests over student deaths • Apec summit: Tony Abbott to meet Obama and Putin • Berlin Wall: Thousands of balloons released to mark fall • ‘Ohanaeze has not endorsed any presidential candidate’ VANGUARD • Okorocha advocates power devolution • NAICOM descends on erring insurance firms • Pinnick: Enyeama, Musa good for CAF’s top prize • Onazi calls for prayers, unity as Eagles converge for Congo • Naira gains 430k in interbank as CBN adopts new intervention strategy • Outbound Money Transfer: Sending money from Nigeria with ease • Ribadu’s brother kidnapped in Yola • NFF yet to offer Keshi fresh contract • Final blow to Shema’s VP ambition • Lack of investment, greatest threat to agriculture in Nigeria – Pearson • PDP governorship aspirants gang up against Obuh • ‘Shekau’ denies ceasefire deal with FG in new video • Idimogu plans to float club for Catholic church • Three killed, woman rescued as kidnappers battle police in Anambra • Police arrest hoodlums terrorising Mile 2 areas • APC gov aspirant arrested over PDP agent’s killing • Nigeria attracts $59.6bn FDI in 3 years — Aganga • Ambode meets Lagos lawmakers, starts LGs tour • Fulani herdsmen kill 25 in Nasarawa • Jonathan’s declaration tomorrow to run in six world cities • E-payment stakeholders seek tougher measures against e-fraud • Moribund mortgage banks too toxic for bail-out — NDIC • Think of the alternative before making the choice of who leads • Delta Speaker attributes success to Uduaghan’s three-point agenda • Quality of institutional framework, critical to attracting FDI —NACCIMA • Oshiomhole, Anenih, others grace Olu of Warri’s son’s wedding • Ogun to partner financial institutions on homes mortgage • Foreign airlines earned N231bn from Nigeria in 2013 — NCAA boss • Woman dies in Lagos road crash • Fashola sets up new c’ttee on striking teachers claims • Soldier kills UNIMAID graduate, steals his car • Nigeria attracted $59bn investments in three years — Aganga • EU, UNIDO partner CPC to boost consumer protection in Nigeria • Delta 2015: Jibunoh allays Urhobo fears • Lagos plans mass protest over voter’s card distribution • England, Egypt rule Lagos Int’l Squash Classics • Sterling Bank holds EGM tomorrow • Samsung nets N30.48trn in annual sales • Japaul’s 2013 gross profit up by 20 per cent • UBA, MasterCard partner on electronic payments • Amuta launches new book NIGERIAN TRIBUNE • Jonathan launches ‘Nigeria first, Nigeria always’ •2,000 groups to storm declaration tomorrow • Nigeria Couple of the Year event to hold in Ibadan • PDP member shot dead in Lagos • Ogbomoso, Oke-Ogun jostle for Ladoja’s running mate • Jonathan Youth Vanguard to open Abuja office • ‘Ohanaeze has no anointed presidential candidate’ • Nigeria will not break up in 2015 —Uduaghan, Oritsejafor • Security operatives seal off PDP secretariat in Cross River • Bauchi PDPwarns against Mu’azu’s imposition of Yayale Ahmed as gov candidate • Nigeria to get $1.6 trn from non-oil exports in 5 years —Awolowo • Omisore opens case at election tribunal today • Kaduna APC members threaten defection over Buhari’s comment • Wait till 2019 for presidency, group tells North • Safety of corps members paramount, non-negotiable —NYSC DG • Pastor Bakare at 60 • Again, Fulani herdsmen kill 32 in Nasarawa • Crisis looms as UNILAG ASUU contemplates strike DAILY INDEPENDENCE • 2015: Iwuanyanwu tasks Ohanaeze Ndigbo, S’East govs on insurgency • C’River police dare kidnappers, robbers ahead Calabar carnival • Lagos tasks CDAs on security, 2015 polls • Be a team player, PAC tells IGP • ‘Religious leaders need awareness on domestic violence’ • Gunmen assassinate Al-Makura’s driver • Enugu PDP elects 17 ad-hoc delegates for presidential primaries • Admission racketeering, extortion reign at Unity Schools • Jonathan in dilemma over Chime, Ekweremadu’s ambitions • NAFDAC cautions farmers on safe use of pesticides • PVC: INEC colluding with Presidency, PDP to rig 2015 elections –Tinubu • Renewed terror attacks dim hope of elections in N’East • Multi-million naira bribery scandal rocks Lagos Police College • 2015: Ex-ministers face multiple hurdles in home states • NACA bows to NEPWHAN, as SGF summons DG • Adamawa insurgency: Over 500 flee to Jalingo THISDAY • Nigeria Launches Diplomatic Offensive to Garner US Support • Northern Youths Give FG Ultimatum, Offer to Provide Security for Tambuwal • Safety of Corps Members Paramount, Non-negotiable, Says NYSC DG • FRSC Boss: We Have Power to Set Deadline for Renewal of Number Plates, Licences • Family Releases Tayo Akpata’s Funeral Arrangement • No Scientific Evidence that Telecoms Masts, Towers Cause Cancer, Says NCC • Niger Delta Ministry’s Mandate Beyond East-West Road, Says Oru • Analysts List Scenarios as CBN Seeks to Ward off Currency Pressure • Jonathan to Declare for Presidential Race Tuesday • Military Keeps Mum After 315 Nigerian Troops Flee to Niger • THISDAY Editor Named Newspaper Reporter of the Year • 31-year-old Man Turns Fugitive after Killing Uncle in A’Ibom • Nigeria will Not Break up in 2015, Say Uduaghan, Oritsejafor • Health Workers to Go on Indefinite Strike Nov 12 ...
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