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NEWSPAPER REVIEW, SUNDAY, June 14, 2015


PUNCH
Why Buhari has yet to choose ministers — Presidency
Saraki, APC senators free to defect — PDP
Anti-Saraki senators demand Ekweremadu’s resignation
Saraki, Dogara are welcome back to PDP — Bode George
Military alone can’t end insurgency – Obasanjo
Fresh crisis looms in oil industry, PENGASSAN warns
Police rescue nine pregnant girls from Enugu baby factory
Find killer of corps member, NYSC tells police
We’re aware of decline in education — Buhari
ASUP urges Buhari to review polytechnic education

THIS DAY
Tambuwal Issues 5-day Ultimatum to SEPA to Evacuate Refuse in Sokoto
Health Unions Demand Investigation of FMC Medical Director
NCS Donates Relief Materials to IDPs
‘Nigeria Requires 1.7m Units of Donated Blood per Annum’
Medical Practitioners Jointly Support Ambitious HIV Treatment Target
Igbos Have No Regret Voting for PDP, Ekweremadu Insists
SGF: APC Leaders Root for Onu
Senate Presidency: Seek Reconciliations, Group Urges Saraki
Group Congratulates Saraki, Dogara, Seeks Partnership

NATION
Lagos APC cautions tanker drivers
How oil barons, others hijacked Senate, House election
The Buhari Presidency Two weeks after May 29
FG probes crude oil swap contracts
CBN suspends 437 BDCs from forex market
Serving commissioners, other aides join plot to scuttle Bayelsa gov’s re-election
Flamboyant and affluent Nigerians will by 2017 guzzle $1.5 billion worth of wine
South East right to vote PDP, says Ekweremadu
Nigerian player Oniya collapses, dies in Malaysia

VANGUARD
My re-election gave S/East sense of belonging— Dep. Senate President Ekweremadu
N11m per annum pay for govs: Small pay, lavish lifestyle
Over 100m Nigerians live below poverty line —VP Osinbajo
Probing all past govts: Matters Arising
Mathematics for Success, By Pastor Adeboye
Saraki/Dogara: Buhari steps in, stops further hostilities
I abandoned degree programme at UNILAG for shoe making —Bukky Nosirudeen
Anambra, Kogi bloody clash: 2,500 displaced — Community leader
Obasanjo secretly repatriated 13,000 women from Italy — Patrick Dele Cole
Deadly Device: Blast kills 11-year-old son of police officer
Pregnant wife inconsolable as hunter allegedly shot dead by bossom friend

GUARDIAN
Look Beyond G7, Foreign Aid, Experts Tell Buhari
El-Rufai Appoints Deputy Governor To Head Investment Promotion Committee
Soyinka, Ambode, Others Urge Buhari To Immortalise Abiola
Banks chasing 420billion naira bad loans
Africa Speaks At 46th Art Basel’s Contemporary Art Gathering
Abuse Of Siren Must Stop
Cancer Survivorship Is Not Beyond Us!
The Tale Of A Kidnapping
Wanted: A Government Of All Talents
Saraki: Between Politics And Intrigues
On Public Assets’ Declaration By Buhari, Osinbajo
Super Eagles In Unimpressive Outing, Beat Chad 2-0
World Cup Jinx: Falcons Coach Prays For Divine Intervention

LEADERSHIP
‘Some Chibok Girls Yet To Be Enrolled In New Schools’
Why i will keep Boko Haram pregnancy—Victim
25TH AU SUMMIT: PMB Mobilises Africa Against Boko Haram
APC in dilemma of enforcing party supremacy
‘Sanctioning Saraki Will Cause Implosion In APC’
Educational disparity, cause of insurgency
Navy Holds 2015 Second Quarter Route March
FAAN Apologises To Air Travellers
Nigerians Groan Under High Cost Of Goods
Grand Prix: Bolt Describes 200m Win As ‘Worst Ever’

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