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NEWSPAPER REVIEW, FRIDAY, December 04, 2015


NATIONAL MIRROR
$2.1 billion arms purchase scam: NLC insists on death penalty for looters

...Dasuki denies making implicating statement

EFCC arraigns Akpolobokemi, ex-NIMASA DG, over 3.7bilon naira theft

Reps urge FG to revoke sale of NITEL/MTEL

...NCC Slashes MTN fine to $3.4billion

States can’t pay 18,000naira minimum wage

Onitsha Mayhem: Northern Governors move to avert spread

AUTHORITY
Pro-Biafra Agitations; Soldiers, Police take over Onitsha

Northern Governors, NSCIA intervene....IPOB releases names of killed members

MTN CEO quits as NCC slashes fine to 674billion naira

The Authority hosts vendors

Bayelsa/Kogi Guber: No voter will be disenfranchised—INEC

18,000 naira minimum wage: Governors threaten to sack workers

Osun monarchs threaten to boycott Ooni’s installation

Boko Haram killed 28 health workers, destroyed 445 hospitals in North East-FG

Sylva got 847billion naira in 5 years, under-developed Bayelsa—Gov. Dickson

NEWSWATCH TIMES
Nigeria earned 293billion dollars royalty from oil and gas firms in 7years, says NEITI

Airlines cancel flights over hazy weather at Abuja airport

Reps probe sale of NITEL/MTEL

Re-introduce toll gates on Federal Roads, Senate tells Presidency

MTN to pay 674billion naira before December 31—NCC
...as fine reduces by 35%, firm gets new CEO

$2billion arms deal: Ididn’t implicate anyone—Dasuki

Danbazau calls for efficiency, dedication among police personnel
Oshiomhole to Okonjo-Iweala: I await your lawyer’s letter

BLUE PRINT
MASSOB, IPOB Protests: Don’t retaliate.....NSCIA, Northern governors

Uncertainty over Kogi polls

Chibok Girls: Gone 599 days

Minimum wage: It’s either pay cut or mass sack—Governors

Senate wants toll gates re-introduced

Kaduna hunters to fight Boko Haram in Borno

FG appoints private lawyer in Dasuki’s case

Supreme Court adjourns Saraki’s case till February 9

THIS DAY
Dasuki Denies Ever Implicating Anyone in Probes

Appeal Court Upholds Dankwambo's Victory

N1.04trn Fine?: MTN Nigeria Chief Executives Resign

Court Finds Oscar Pistorius Guilty of Murder

NCC Reduces MTN Fine to $3.4bn

Subsidy Claims by Oil Marketers Rise to N1.7tn in Three Years

DSS Moves Dasuki to EFCC

TMG Deploys Observers for Bayelsa Governorship Poll

PDP: We’ll Resist Rigging by All Means Possible in Bayelsa

Fayose Warns Buhari, INEC against Repeating Kogi Debacle in Bayelsa

NATION
Kogi poll: Wada, Faleke, Bello, to know fate today

Pro-Faleke protesters besiege Kogi INEC office

I don’t know Dasuki, says George

$2b arms: EFCC probes Bode George, Odili, Bello

North’s governors, Sultan urge peace

NLC: extend probe to power sector

Don’t hold Kogi poll, lawyers tell INEC

Another test for democracy

Why minimum wage must be re-negotiated, by governor

EFCC arraigns ex-NIMASA DG for alleged N3.4b theft

CCT chair appears before Rep panel

LEADERSHIP
Kogi: Wada, Faleke, Others Know Fate As Court Delivers Verdict Today

‘New PDP Chairman To Emerge At Convention In March 2016’

EFCC Arraigns Ex-NIMASA DG, 9 Others Over N3.1bn Fraud

Few Bad Eggs Rubbishing Nigeria’s Social Media Community – Senate

Fire Razes Shops In Sabon Gari Market, Kano

Minister To IGP: Expect Imminent Shake-up In Police Force

APC Kicks As Wike Abolishes Overseas Scholarship Programme

Food-borne Diseases: 600m Affected Annually – WHO

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