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NEWSPAPER REVIEW, SATURDAY, February 21, 2015


WEEKLY TRUST
Boy killed over Jonathan’s billboard.
Inside OBJ’S epic war with PDP.
Abdulsalami Abubakar: There’ll be no interim government.
After liberation, Monguno residents reluctant about going home.
Collapse building: TB Joshua knows fate March 3.
Meet Sonaiya, only female presidential candidate.
Bimbo Akintola: why I left mainstream Nollywood.

GUARDIAN
CAN Denies N7b Allegation, Seeks Probe Of Group;
Gordon Brown Renews Plea For Release Of Chibok Schoolgirls ;
Security Agents Foil Jailbreak Attempt In Calabar;
Group Pledges Support For Yero’s Second Term;
Why APGA Is Supporting Jonathan, By Umeh ;
Crisis Between Aliyu, Deputy Deepens, As Gov Hands Over To Speaker ;
JAMB Allays Fears Over Exclusion Of Visually Impaired From 2015 UTME Computer-Based Test
FG To Boost Power By 5,700 Megawatts by December;

TRIBUNE
SATURDAY TRIBUNE FRONT PAGE
PDP will free Lagos from bondage —Jonathan
Alleged rigging video: Osun APC gives police, DSS 2 weeks to prosecute Fani-Kayode
Gunmen attack Calabar prison
CAN denies alleged N7bn campaign deal with Jonathan
Gunmen shoot at APC gov candidate’s vehicle
APC drags Fayose to Rights Commission
Mimiko unveils mega school on 6th anniversary
Court decides on TB Joshua’s objection to coroner’s inquest March 3
Nyanya bomb blast: Absence of interpreter stalls arraignment of suspects
4 killed as robbers raid bank

NATIONAL MIRROR
Stable electricity supply achievable in 2017 —Jonathan;
Mutiny: Jonathan won’t kill sentenced soldiers —Investigation;
Rigging video: APC gives police, DSS two weeks to prosecute Fani-Kayode;
CAN denies N7billion bribe for votes allegation;
CBN issues guidelines for Islamic banking Advisory Council;
Ministerial nominees: Yoruba groups want Obanikoro’s name dropped ;
Boko Haram: Why military can’t win the war- Prof Nwolise ;

SATURDAY TELEGRAPH
PDP leaders to Obasanjo We won’t beg you: ex-president is a hypocrite, says Lagos monarch, Oba Rilwan Akiolu;
Fayose: Buhari in for medical treatment, not Chatham House lecture...... Don’t delude yourself, says Garba Shehu;
Daniel Tobiloba: NYSC abandoned me after I lost my sight;
CAN’S general Secretary N7 billion bribe-for-vote allegation:Our story;
42 months after, Lagos tenancy law in the bins;
Nkeiru Sylvanus, Nollywood star: my career, Governor Rochas Okorocha and I;
I have fulfilled my promise on power sector-Jonathan, says FG has spent $8.2 billion on sector:
PDP victory will free Lagosians;

PUNCH
Jonathan in closed-door meeting with Ogun monarchs;
Soldiers for Polls: Jonathan may defy Appeal Court order;
Inmates break into Calabar prison armoury;
400,000 PVCs yet to arrive in Lagos –INEC;
Buhari receiving treatment in UK, Fayose alleges;
Elections: CAN denies N7bn bribery allegation;
As deputy governor sometimes I slept for just three hours in a day – Sarah Sosan;
Fayose unleashing violence on us, APC tells NHRC;
PDP plotting to disrupt poll in Borno –Govt;

LEADERSHIP
Niger Deputy Governor Cries Out Over Withdrawal Of Aides;
Nigerian Troops Move To Retake Bama;
Osun State Guber: Tribunal Upholds Aregbesola’s Election;
Ekwueme, Clark, Okunronmu Call For Jega’s Arrest;
Chief Molade Okoya Thomas Is Dead;
N7bn: CAN Denies Collecting Money From Jonathan;
Enugu APC Dismisses Crisis Rumour, Suspends 2 Exco Members;
Military Involvement In Polls Coup Against Nigeria – APC;
Boko Haram: US Spends $24.7 Million For Humanitarian Support;

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