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NEWSPAPER REVIEW FOR MONDAY 9TH JANUARY, 2017.



*Adeboye: Controversy trails FRCN Law
*N5,000 stipend: How we identified beneficiaries – Presidency
*Patience Jonathan, other ex-First Ladies spent UK £32,000 as landing fees for private jets in London –
*Tunde Bakare joins calls for restructuring of Nigeria’s federal system
*Ex-first ladies spent £32,000 as landing fees –Aisha Buhari
*Herdsmen kill four policemen, five others in Adamawa, Kaduna
*Those killing people for religion are insane, says Osinbajo
*Ex-Niger governor, Kure, dies at 60
*Chieftaincy: Olubadan-in-Council warns against violence
*Scores killed as B’Haram attacks troops in Yobe
*Soldiers arrest ex-militant leader, others ahead of Osinbajo’s visit
*Fishermen lament invasion of foreign trawlers in N’Delta
*PDP defectors are ‘food is ready’ politicians – Ex-minister
*Edo creates e-platform to collect revenue
*Ex-first ladies spent £32,000 as landing fees –Aisha Buhari
*Governance code: Minister, FRCN boss clash over Adeboye, others
*FG bans unauthorised courses in specialised varsities
*Reps will subject budget to thorough scrutiny –Gbajabiamila
*Mega party promoters wasting their time, says Lasun
*FG aims to attack church leaders with FRC law —Fayose
*Bakare condemns CBN forex policy, high interest rates
*We picked N5,000 stipend beneficiaries two years ago – Presidency
*Police commission shuns court order to reinstate 43 workers
*1000th day:Police block Chibok girls’ protesters from Aso Rock
*Federal High Court redeploys Justices Liman, Abang, nine others
*FG aims to attack church leaders with FRC law —Fayose
*Fire razes filling station, 20 houses in Ekiti
*LASG to dislodge miscreants in riverside communities
*Govt bans trading in arcades
*Ambode attributes Lagos growth to God
*Kure a seasoned technocrat – Dogara
*Kure: Niger declares three-day mourning
*Late Kure defined governance in Niger – Senate
*Gambia: Buhari, W’African leaders to meet in Abuja Monday

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