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NEWSPAPER REVIEW, FRIDAY, November 14, 2014


DAILY SUN
Presidency: Tambuwal’s ambition divides APC;
Confusion as Speaker’s associate pick nomination form for him;

Tension as Suntai returns to Taraba;

Another 4 years of Jonathan, a disaster---APC Chairman;

Joint Military-Hunters Force recaptures Mubi;

We killed ‘Shekau’, hunter reveals;

How Cross River delegates result was doctored---PDP Scribe;

LEADERSHIP
Local Hunters, Civilian JTF recapture Mubi....recover 5 armoured tanks, residents jubiliate;

Gowon, Buhari, IBB, Maitama Sule, Amaechi, condole with Nda-Isaiah;

Kaduna Police arrest woman for stealing 3 children;

NDIC pays 6.8billion naira to depositors of failed banks;

20 Reps pick nomination form for Tambuwal;

9 states access 220billion naira SMEs Fund;

ABUJA MORNING STAR
I’m still in AMAC/Bwari Federal Constituency race—Ushafa;

2015: We’ll oust PDP from office in FCT—APC Scribe;

Finally, Jonathan joins 2015 Presidential race;

FCT indigene decries humiliation;

Gwagwalada Area Council PDP adopts consensus delegates for National Convention;

FCT Minister lauds Jonathan on Projects in Abuja;

AGIS lament fake layout allocations;

DAILY TRUST
Hunters retake Mubi from Boko Haram;

Tambuwal drops presidential bid, to go for governor;

House members pick presidential form for Tambuwal;

CBN asks banks to bid for dollars to lift Naira;

APC primaries rescheduled to December 7-10;

214 days since over 200 Chibok Schoolgirls were taken by Boko Haram;

Sorry State of Lagos NIPOST Office;

NEW TELEGRAPH
Nigeria battles imminent currency crisis;

Army sacks Boko Haram from Mubi;

Female teacher foils attempt to bomb school in Minna;

We’ll soon regain al lost territories, says Army Chief;

Lawmakers draft Tambuwal into presidential race;

How we’ve helped Nigeria to fight Boko Haram, by US;

....denies Ambassador’s claim of lack of cooperation;

NEWSWATCH TIMES
Boko Haram: Senate, Army Chief in shouting match;

Nigerians assured on captured territories....Five APCs recovered;

Soldiers, local hunters, civilian JTF reclaim Mubi;

Doctors Without Borders to launch clinical trials for Ebola;

Stiff competition as Tambuwal picks APC presidential forms;

My ambition genuine, not against President, says Balewa’s son;

Jonathan cancels Delta $16billion EPZ ground breaking over protests;

SOCCER STAR
Battle of Pointe Noire: Please pray for us....Onazi begs Nigerians;

Siasia: Eagles are under pressure;

Omeruo banned;

Turkish club targets Yobo;

Chelsea opens Reus talk;

Drogba set for retirement;

Revealed! Ozil never wanted Arsenal move;

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