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NEWSPAPER REVIEW FOR WEDNESDAY 23RD NOVEMBER, 2016.



GUARDIAN
* Recession: It’s up to you, CBN tells government
* Review of government policies as panache to oil, power sectors’ growth
* Government presents licences to eight private universities
* House of Reps seeks inclusion of Isoko in amnesty deal
* Senate panel, ASUU resume talks tomorrow
* Gunmen kill four NSCDC officers in Rivers

PUNCH
* Buhari’s economic policies need review, say Utomi, Rewane, dons
* Ghost workers: FG’s monthly wage bill drops by N20bn
* FG’s huge debts crippling financial system – CBN
* Film-maker, Seun Egbegbe, accused of stealing nine iPhones
* Frozen $15.5m: Court rejects Patience’s application to restrain EFCC
* CSOs, pro-govt protesters clash over N300m houses for Oshiomhole, deputy

THISDAY
* FG May Exempt Varsities from TSA as ASUU Ends One-week Strike
* Again, Emefiele Urges FG to Pay Contractor Debts to Stimulate Economy
* Osinbajo: FG Ready with Counterpart Funding for Railway Projects with China
* Traditional Ruler Agrees with Buhari on Corruption in Judiciary, Indicts Shell
* Stop Blackmailing the Federal Government, Fashola Warns DISCOS
* Mohammed: FG will No Longer Make Excuses for Recession

TRIBUNE
* Lagos critical to Nigeria’s recovery from recession —Ambode
* Nigerian conjoined twin girls separated successfully in US
* Reps express worry over poor funding of primary healthcare
* Police recover cache of arms in Lagos home, arrest suspects
* Ember months: Society charges Nigerians to take safety, security serious
* Military foils robbery attempt, rescues abducted victims in Niger Delta

THE SUN
* Arms deal: Panel uncovers N2.175bn fraud in Defence Ministry
* Boko Haram: Military court jails soldier 18 months
* Imo lawmakers set to impeach Speaker over guber ambition
* Police dismiss 14 officers
* JAMB: Statistics on varsity admission untrue, says JAMB boss
* CBN backs DSS over crackdown on forex dealers

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