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NEWSPAPER REVIEW FOR FRIDAY 1ST JULY, 2016


VANGUARD
•N750m car scam: Ortom lauds EFCC over arrest of Benue speaker, 14 lawmakers
•Kogi strike, act of sabotage — GOVT
•Money laundering: You’ve a case to answer, court tells Ohakim 3
•Tribunal upholds David Mark’s election
•Mass retrenchment: NLC faction, NUBIFIE insist on picketing banks
•LG chiefs’ tenure elongation tears Plateau Assembly apart 2

PUNCH
•FG declares Tuesday, Wednesday as public holiday
•Confusion in Abia as court stops swearing-in of Ogah
•Court sends Fintiri to prison over alleged N1.9bn fraud
•Senate panel rejects AGF’s representative, minister’s aide kicks
•N’Delta: Buhari meets service chiefs, IG visits Gbaramatu today
•Mischief makers want to set me against Buhari – Mbaka

NIGERIAN TRIBUNE
•Abia: One state, 2 govs •Confusion as Ogah, Ikpeazu claim governorship seat
•Constitution amendment: Reps adopt confab report as working document
•INEC holds rerun in Imo, Kogi, Rivers, Kano July 23, 30
•Forgery case: AGF shuns Senate again

THISDAY
•Tension in Abia, INEC Certifies Ogah, Ikpeazu Fights Back
•Again, AGF Shuns Senate C’ttee, Says It Lacks Jurisdiction to Summon...
•Pacelli School for the Blind Wins Lagos Quiz Contest
•House Adopts National Conference Report for Constitution Review
•Troops Kill Several Terrorists in Borno, Three Bandits in Zamfara

THE GUARDIAN
•Again, tribunal strikes out petition against David Mark
•We’ll grow economy through Nigeria’s steel sector, says Fayemi
•Amnesty programme undergoing review, says Buhari
•Court strikes out certificate suit against Buhari
•Court halts Ogah’s swearing-in as Abia governor
•National Assembly adopts confab report for constitution review

NEW TELEGRAPH
•Shareholders gain 315billion naira in six months
•Confusion in Abia, INEC issues Ogah certificate of return as governor-elect, •Ikpeazu panics, declares two day holiday, vows to stay on, court stops swearing-in of new governor, police stp up security at government house
•Arms scandal: why I want to return Dasuki`s 400million naira, by Metuh,
•Senate walks out Buhari`s aide, AGF shuns panel, we have no confidence in committee-presidency
•Adequate sleep could protect men against diabetes

The AUTHORITY
•Alleged forgery: senate walks out Buhari`s aide
•How Ojo Maduekwe missed own party
•Dalung heads Keshi`s burial committee
•Governorship tussle: Confusion in Abia as Ogah gets certificate of return, unfolds his agenda, court stops his sswearing in, Ikpeazu calls for calm
•I`ll rebuild Niger Delta, says Buhari
•How Dangote`s refiney will creat jobs, by stakeholders


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