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NEWSPAPER REVIEW, Monday, June 27, 2016


BLUEPRINT
•Arrest of Buhari’s ally puts arms probe in jeopardy.
•Gunmen kill 3 vigilantes in BENUE.
•Northern govs to review rape, other laws- El Rufai.
•New envoys: we’re disappointed in the senate- SGF
•Kuje prison break: 2’inmates still at large.

The AUTHORITY
•3.4 trn naira Dangote refinery ready in 2019.
•Biafra: Brexit will boost our agitation- IPOB
•Expect more from Delta police- SP Kalu
•PDP crisis: I’m for rule of law- Sen. Uzodinma
•Russia 2018 qualifires: foreign coach not negotiable for Eagles- NFF

PEOPLE’S DAILY
•Troops rescue 5000 boko haram hostages.
•Unpaid salaries: Labours demands govs impeachement.
•3 electrocuted to death in Jos.
•Woman cuts off step son’s private part in NIGER.
•25 coys, SEEDAN in certified rice seeds production pact.

NIGERIAN PILOT
•Go on strike and face the music, Kogi tells workers
•N50m dud cheque lands woman in trouble
•PH market legal tussle: Council sues for peace
•N10bn debt: AMCON takes over assets of AfriJet Airlines
•Alleged forgery: Saraki, Ekweremadu may go to jail
•Naira steady at 281 as CBN sells dollars
•Dubai property controversy plot to distract Buratai in fight against insurgency – Groups
•New Procurement Act will end capital flight – Sen Egwu

PUNCH
•FG may redeploy North-East troops to N’Delta
•Man abandons son for bag of rice in Kano
•PDP crisis: INEC decide on Makarfi, Sheriff’s factions next week
•LASG seeks support for Lagos Island projects
•Alleged fraud: PDP urges Reps, EFCC to probe Obaseki
•Prison service begins probe of Abuja jailbreak
•Saraki’s forgery trial begins today
•‘States’ll not get bailout if monthly allocation hits N500bn’

DAILY SUN
•APC is coalition of sinners, Lamido replies Oyegun
•Ambode orders sale of rickety state ferries
•BREXIT aftermath: How it affects Nigeria
•Zamfara Terror: Declare state of emergency, former lawmaker petitions Buhari
•Niger Delta: Abducted expats released
•Lagos: Police hunt for Ikorodu attackers

THISDAY
•Troops Kill Four Rustlers, Recover Stolen Livestock in Zamfara
•Task Force Arrests 15 Notorious Cultists in Lagos
•Robbery Suspects Blame Economic Downturn for Foray into Crime
•Pension Scam- Niger Lost N13.8bn to Syndicate in Two Years
•OPC to Militants, Fulani Herdsmen: Enough is Enough
•Three Injured over Ronaldo, Messi Superiority Argument
•NITDA to Assist Plateau State Develop Fresh ICT Architecture

LEADERSHIP
•Arms Deal: Umar’s Arrest May Affect Probe
•PDP: Makarfi’s Committee Denies Report On 2019 Ticket
•Food Insecurity, Health Disasters Imminent – NEMA
•Delta Judge Decries High Number Of Youths In Prison Custody
•Declare State Of Emergency In Zamfara, Senator Tells Buhari
•Bayelsa Faces Flood Threat, Sets Up C’ttee To Clear Drainages
•Attack On PMB: Bayelsa APC Cautions Sylva’s Associate
•Coup Story, Plot To Destabilise Military – Niger Delta Youths

VANGUARD
•This devaluation ‘be like’ 419
•Group faults move to redeploy police officers to N’Delta
•Ethnic nationalities condemn prosecution of Saraki, Ekweremadu
•Forgery: Enugu monarch accuses Buhari of bias
•Insurgency: FG to register foreigners at LGA level
•Extend anti-graft war to schools, APC urges FG
•Pastor Agbahime, husband of woman murdered in Kano, relocates to Orodo
•I have raped more than five girls —Awawa boy
•Anti-graft crusade: Why we’re not probing APC members — Lawal, SGF



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