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NEWSPAPER REVIEW, Saturday, April 16, 2016


DAILY SUN
•Abia North re-run: March 5 electoral fraud ’ll be revealed soon –Okpotemba
•UN details how Boko Haram trains female warriors
•CCT: Again, Saraki fails to stop trial
•China visit yields $6bn investment
•How Boko Haram trains abducted women and girls to be suicide bombers
•Eagles’ll flourish under Siasia –Primate Ayodele
•Battered by lover…Pregnant widow loses pregnancy after being beaten by man friend
•Doctor, housewife in rape mess.

VANGUARD
•Nollywood celebrities speak on Vanguard Awards
•My grandson’s killer may come after us- 64-year-old grandmother cries out
•Puzzle over death of Police Inspector in Ebonyi
•UNENDING CRISIS IN FOOTBALL HOUSE: A Sports Minister’s u-turn
•Is Kaduna still Nigeria’s Mafia city? Evah raises alarm over Rio Olympics
•Budget distortion: Fear grips NASS
•Football rules: Minister ignorant — Bassey
•EDO 2016: It’ll be unfortunate if godfatherism is allowed to rear its head again— Dr. Clement Alile
•How Enugu boy kidnapped his uncle
•EDO 2016: The battle for PDP ticket
•Cruel fact: Diabetes affects more young people in Africa

LEADERSHIP
•Stakeholders In Commodity Market •Organise Seminar On Agriculture
•2015 IGR: Yobe, Zamfara Lowest As Lagos, Rivers Top List
•Crisis Looms In Nassrawa/Toto Over Reps By-election
•Nigeria Intensifies Talks With Denmark’s Arla Foods On Dairy Farming
•Bayelsa Govt Exonerates Dickson Over Refusal To Swear-in 3 Assembly Members-elect
•Ex-CPC Guber Candidate Declares For PDP Chair
•Court Remands Travel Agent In Prison For Importing Fake Drugs Into Nigeria
•ECWA Cautions Kaduna Govt Against Religious Bill

NATION
•Saraki must face trial, court insists
•Lack of will to save: Okonjo-Iweala must be prosecuted, says South East APC
•Diversification of economy urgent, says Buhari
•A clue to Buhari’s public rating at one
Two years without the girls
•Budget, authority and leadership deficits
•The fireworks over 2016 budget
•Faltering APC gives PDP confidence boost
•Police parade eight kidnappers of three Kaduna pastors, 450 others
•Boyfriend plans to use 17-year-old girl for money rituals
•Four months after: Police arrest man who allegedly killed his friend with shovel

GUARDIAN
•Nigeria parades players’ agents as eagles coaches’
•Diary of a mad single Nigerian woman
•Court adjourns ruling in Tarfa’s case to April 20
•NYCN carpets Elechi over attack on Umahi
Lessons in self love
•Fate of Chibok girls remains unknown, says UN
•There’s more compliance to asset declaration law under Buhari, says CCB
•Navy reiterates readiness to curb oil theft
•APC berates Fayose for opposing China’s financial aid
•Diversification of Nigeria’s economy urgent, says Buhari
•Nature of Buhari’s administration vindictive, unacceptable—IYC

DAILY TRUST
•UK plans extra £32m for North-east in 3 years
•Buhari: Diversification of Nigeria’s economy matter of urgency
•Mary Slessor's cemetery now home to dregs
•Inside Kaduna’s unusual religious sect
•Respect court verdict on Benue rep, protesters tell Dogara
•Rise in crime: Kaduna police nab 458 suspects in 10 days
•Buhari’s visit to China yields over $6bn investments
•Assets: Again, Saraki fails to stop CCT trial
•Buhari has started creating jobs – NDE
•Maritime crime: Navy launches operation ‘Tsare Teku’

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