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NEWSPAPER REVIEW, Monday, March 28, 2016


THE AUTHORITY
•FG to pump 3 trillion naira into the economy
...Opens special account for recovered loots
Awgu farmers/herdsmen clash: IPOB accuses •Governor Ugwuanyi of insensitivity
Easter Boom: Governor Obiano, Ubah splash cash, materials on Nnewi worshippers
•AFCON 2017: Eagles’ fate on cliff hanger as Chad pulls out
•Saraki commiserates with victims of Kano inferno

NATION
•N116b deals probe: Panel lists those to refund cash
•More knocks for Kachikwu
•Buhari awaits budget details
•Presidency: why recovered cash can’t be made public yet
•I have no relationship with Metuh, says judge •MPC’s interest rate hike vs N6.06tr budget
Army Colonel abducted
•Court acquits Tejuosho market director of forgery
•Prof, 44 others held for violating Akwa Ibom sanitation law
•Baruwa warns Eagles against Egyptian fans •Zone 2 emerges Police Games winner

THISDAY
•Buhari Orders Thorough Review of 2016 Budget Before Assent
•APC Moves to Prune Membership of BoT
•Fayose: President’s Apologies Not Enough Atonement for Flawed Elections, Policies
•FG Commences Reconstruction of North East
•Sultan: Why Islam Has Become the ‘Bashing Boy’
•IPOB to Resume Protests, Condemns Detention of 76 Enugu Farmer
•Army Officer Abducted in Kaduna
•Military Clears More Terrorist Enclaves, Rescues 54 Hostages

VANGUARD
•Aisha Buhari’s alleged forex deals: Allow us to do our job, CBN tells politicians
•Foreign airlines to sack 2,000 Nigerian workers
•FUEL CRISIS: Kachikwu splits APC
•APOLOGY OVER VIOLENT POLLS: Nigerians deserve the best, PDP leaders, others tell Buhari
•Salah: I thanked God we didn’t defeat Eagle •Examination malpractice worries WAEC —Official
•Petroleum sector overregulated by FG —LCCI •Shehu of Borno urges FG to return 2.6m IDPs to liberated communities
•Kano supports grazing reserve
•Presidency to begin town hall meetings across Nigeria

GUARDIAN
•Presidency counters Tinubu on Kachikwu, fuel scarcity
•NNPC spends N103.4 billion to protect oil pipelines in one year
•Why Buhari is yet to disclose recovered loots, by aide
•Chad dampens Eagles’ qualification bid, as CAF cancels matches, points
•Nigeria begins reconstruction of schools, police stations ravaged by B’Haram
•UNILORIN teaching hospital resident doctors suspend strike
•Borno raises panel on N28b IGR target
•Ganduje to resettle victims of Sabon Gari market fire
•Pope, at Easter, recalls victims of blind, brutal terrorism

PUNCH
•Arms scandal: Jonathan can be tried if there is evidence —Buhari’s panel
•EFCC yet to ask for Adoke’s extradition —AGF source
•Lagos at 50: Indigenes fault Soyinka’s chairmanship choice
•Minister drums support for proper information management
•Speak against herdsmen’s atrocities, media chief tells Buhari
•Aregbesola seeks more financial allocation to states
•Driver bags one year for reckless driving
•EFCC yet to ask for Adoke’s extradition —AGF source
•PDP battles ghost workers, pays staff in cash
•‘2016 budget still open for scrutiny’

SPORTING SUN
•AFCON 2017: Eagles walk on tight rope...Chad pull out, banned, fined
•Nigeria in must win over Pharoahs...Ikeme out, Akpeyi in
•Liverpool keeps tab on Awoniyi
•Man U keen on 47million pounds Sanches
•Dembele dreams PSG switch
•Rodgers return to EPL
•Nadal pulls out of Miami open
•Court sacks Egypt FA
•Mayweather: I’d beat Golovkin Anday

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