HEADLINE NEWS

HEADLINE NEWS
Tuesday 10th January, 2017

• Four Civilians, Five Suicide Bombers Killed In Borno Fresh Attacks
• Another N'Delta Militant Group Announces Resumption Of Hostilities
• State Govs Fuelling Niger Delta Crisis —OMPALAN
• Recession: Indigenous Oil Companies Sell Off Assets
• Two Herdsmen Allegedly Killed In Anambra
• NBA Proposes Law As Second Degree In Nigerian Varsities
• World Bank Partners State Govts To Protect Lives In Erosion Prone Areas
• Mourinho Will Break The Bank For Kostas Manolas
• Edo Child Rights Act Gets Boost As Obaseki Inaugurates Family Court
• Promotions In Federal Civil Service: Stagnated Directors Grumble
• Group Asks Buhari To Reflect National Unity In Appointments
• Nwodo, 4 Others Vie For Ohanaeze Presidency
• Oil Prices Drop On Concerns U.S. Production Is Rising
• Delta APC Crisis Gets Messier As Chairman, Suspended Scribe Trade Words
• Adeboye: CAN excited as Buhari fires FRC chief
• U.S. Embassy team takes on Magu over DSS allegations
• $1b debt: Save us, oil marketers beg Fed Govt
• Govt to include Agi in graft charge against Ademola, wife
• Refineries production capacity to hit 60% by December, says NNPC
• Ronaldo is FIFA player of the year
• Dealers in substandard goods 're terrorists, says SON
• Tin Can Island Port 2 Customs generates N8.12b
• IPMAN blames kerosene scarcity on forex, others
• How Air Force aided anti-terror operations
• LAUTECH to get N500m lifeline
• President sacks aviation agencies' heads, appoints Akinkuotu, others
• Lagos/Ibadan road: Bi-courtney hails Fashola, wants concession returned
• Alleged fraud: FG to charge SAN along with Justice Ademola
• How I wired Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia's $120,000 to UK – Witness
• Naira to weaken further as forwards market declines
• Buhari leads ECOWAS delegation to the Gambia tomorrow
• Ikpeazu gets PDP's best governor award
• Budget, Buhari's $29.96bn loan request top agenda as N'Assembly reconvenes
• First Bank increases transfer limits
• Prosecute Beneficiaries Of N156bn Ghost Workers' Salaries –NLC
• Buhari, others meet Jammeh on Wednesday
• Osinbajo refutes plan to visit Delta State
• Ambode signs N812.998b budget, promises fiscal discipline
• Army warns of suicide bombers' new tactics
• Forex scarcity threatens multi-billion naira leather factory in Delta State
• Court grants autonomy to community
• Ex-Nigerian president allegedly involved in $1.3bn Italian bribery scandal
• Ohanaeze elects leaders today
• NNPC targets 80 per cent refining capacity by 2018
• Fuel scarcity looms as nation's marketers fail to repay loans
• Firms risk suspension of licences over N345m unpaid fines
• Senate Passes 2017-2019 MTEF on Thursday
• FG Rules Out Electricity Tariff Hike for Now
• Ekiti APC tackles governor, Labour over bailout funds
• Ondo government, APC bicker over embezzlement claims
• Unions issue ultimatum to Borno over salaries, biometric exercise
• Eight Killed in Suicide Bomb Attacks on Maiduguri
• FG Appoints New CEOs for Aviation Parastatals
• Presidency Clears Kyari, Says High Commission Didn't Pay His Hospital Bills in London
• Alleged Gratification: FG to Re-arraign Justice Ademola, Wife on Amended Charge
• CAN chairman charges Buhari on herdsmen terrorism, says it's Boko Haram style
• 'Dealers in substandard products are terrorists'
• Amosun swears in new HoS, chief of staff, commissioner
• Stakeholders seek diversified national communication policy
• Bi-Courtney: Fashola Has Vindicated Us over Govt's Penchant to Renege on Agreements
• Tension as Nwabueze, group kick against imposition at Ohanaeze Ndigbo's election
• PDP Crisis: We Won't Go to Supreme Court, Says Sheriff's Faction
• Court Restrains Ayade from Constituting Caretaker Committees for LGAs
• CAN: FG's Statement on Southern Kaduna Killings is Rhetoric, Unsatisfactory
• Buhari, Atiku, Mark, Ekweremadu Mourn Kure
• APC to Review Publicity Strategy

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