NEWSPAPER REVIEW, Saturday, March 19, 2016

The Authority
•2-year anniversary: Labour Party slams Obiano, says dividend to the people

•Another security operative killed in Rivers

•No going back on Computer Based Test - JAMB

•Why female suicide bombers now disguise as males - Military

•Teenage cultist kills retired Headmistress in Edo

•2017 AFCON qualifiers: Injury knocks out Omeruo

•Assets declaration: CCT rules on Saraki's application next week

•Abduction of Ifesinachi, an abomination, says stepmother

Vanguard
•Rivers Rerun: Heavy Military Presence In Port Harcourt

•Lawless Fulani Herdsmen Take Over BRT Lane
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Agatu Genocide: Benue Lawmakers Slam Buhari
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Ocholi’s Son Vows To Continue His Legacy As Osinbajo, Others Bid Farewell To Late Minister

•Detention: Fayose Says DSS Gradually Becoming Oppression Tool For APC

•Agatu Massacre: Victims Accuse Buhari’s Govt Of Insensitivity

•Gospel Music Is Poorly Promoted– El Levite

•Court Remands Ikorodu Kidnap Suspects In Prison Custody

•Alleged N5.6bn Fraud: S-Court Orders EFCC To Prosecute Ex-Gov Kalu

National Mirror
•Agatu killings: Benue Reps accuse FG of complicity

•Ocholi, wife, son buried amidst tears, encomiums
•Female bombers now disguise as men —Military

•Christian Elders slam Buhari over Nigeria’s membership of Islamic coalition

•Asset Declaration: Saraki asks Tribunal to quash charges against him

•Gunmen kill DSS operative in Rivers

•Nigeria’s trade declines by 30.6%

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Falling Oil Prices: LCCI Advises FG To Cut Spending On Refreshments, Sitting Allowance To Save Nigeria’s Economy

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has called on the Federal Government to put drastic economic measures in place, in order to help the country cushion the effect of falling crude oil prices. The chamber suggested further scrutiny in the way public funds are spent. In a statement by its President, Alhaji Remi Bello, the LCCI commended the Federal Government for the fiscal and monetary policy measures taken so far to stabilise the macroeconomic conditions and minimise dislocations. It however asked that some very important additional measures be taken. The chamber noted that there are several budget heads that need serious scrutiny, such as, consolidated revenue fund charges, service wide votes and presidential amnesty programmes. According to Bello, others are: capital supplementation, debt service, refreshments and meals, foodstuffs and catering, honorarium and sitting allowance, welfare packages, as well as repairs and maintenance. “All these budget heads ha...

Season Greetings From The Mandate Health Empowerment Initiative (MHEI)

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All The Winners At The 2014 Headies Awards

The Headies awards 2014 wrapped up a few hours ago at the Eko Hotel in Lagos and Olamide, Davido and Patoranking were stars of the night earning 2 awards each. The Mavin crew would be happy on the night as Don Jazzy snapped up the producer of the year, and his team grabbed the pop single of the year with Dorobucci. It didn’t end there for the Mavins as their new act, Reekado Banks snatched the rookie of the year and deservedly so. The night also featured some great performances. See the complete list of winners below; Best R&B Single – Let Somebody Love You by 2face Idibia. Best Pop Single – Dorobucci by The Mavins Best Rap Single – Parcel by Phyno Best Street Hop – Double Wahala by Oritsefemi Best Vocal Performance (Male) – Iyawo Mi by Timi Dakolo Best R&B/Pop Album – The Journey by Sean Tizzle Best Vocal Performance (Female) – Love To Love You by Niyola. Best Rap Album – Baddest Guy Ever Liveth by Olamide. Best Reggae/Dancehall – Girlie O by Pator...

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