HEADLINE NEWS

HEADLINE NEWS
Friday 6th January, 2017

• Assembly okays death penalty for kidnappers
• Chibok schoolgirl found with six-month-old baby
• Buhari orders actions against Southern Kaduna violence
• Private investors for Lekki, Ikorodu, Sagamu road, others
• Wike rejects IGP's stand on beheaded policemen
• MMM issues instructions to subscribers ahead resumption
• CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE:Eguma: Rivers Utd will get tip on AS Real Bamako
• Ogoni clean up: MOSOP seeks quick replacement for minister
• Osun magistrates threaten strike unless Oluwo is arrested
• Iheanaco, Iwobi, Oshoala, Falcons emerge Africa's best
• Between Onicha-Olona kingship crisis and century old curse
• Defence spokesman: we'll not reveal whereabouts of other Chibok girls
• Court reinstates two sacked FUNAAB lecturers
• Ecobank chief says lender on path to leadership
• Fire destroys Coca-Cola depot in Uyo
• Wike, Ayade Pledge Support To Nigerian Army, Commend Gallantry
• Okorocha Has Taken Imo Backward — Ohakim
• Boko Haram Link Saga: Army Lied, My Vice Not In Custody—Kaga LG Chair
• Search For Credible Leaders: Presidency Insulting N-Delta —PANDEF
• 10m Children To Benefit From FG's Schools Feeding Programme
• MEGA PARTY: ADP Zones Positions, Submits Registration Documents Next Week
• Security Advisory Council Against Vandalism Underway, Says NNPC
• Accidental Discharge: Presidential Villa Safe, Presidency Assures
• NUPENG Shuts Down Total Plc Over Sacked Workers
• Okorocha Is Owing Us 77 Months —Imo Pensioners
• Kebbi Awards N935m For Erosion Control, Road Rehabilitation
• Security Agencies Conducting 16 Operations Nationwide To Stem Kidnapping —DHQ
• Ministerial Nomination: Faleke, Kogi APC Leaders Return To Trenches
• Biafra: We will attack Nigeria if Nnamdi Kanu is not released within one month – Igbo group
• Army Arrests another Borno Council Chairman for supporting Boko Haram
• Fani-Kayode hails appointment of ex-wife by Ghanaian president-elect
• Arik Air grounds international flights over aviation fuel scarcity
• People Attacking Villages In Kaduna Are Not Fulani-Hon Bala
• Wike dares police to reveal alleged killers of slain policemen
• Niger Delta running out of patience, leaders tell Buhari
• Lagos compensates traders displaced for Oshodi regeneration project
• Midnight fire razes Nnewi timber market, Akure metropolis
• Police nab five in Port Harcourt foiled bank robbery
• OPEC oil output falls from record high ahead of planned cuts
• Days of secrecy in military gone, says defence spokesman
• Ekiti PDP, APC bicker over alleged plot to unseat Fayose
• No polio case in Cross River, says FG
• Obasanjo Vs Awujale: A Delayed Showdown
• Soccer-Chelsea's Mikel joins China gold rush with move to Tianjin
• Odigie-Oyegun lauds Okpozo, condoles with Ogbodu family
• Stakeholders condemn unfair competition in digital switchover
• Customs generates in N1.3b in December
• Internet users decline to 92.4m in Nov – NCC
• 10m children to benefit from FG's schools feeding programme
• Security advisory council against vandalism underway, says NNPC
• Obaseki attributes Nigeria's unity to ex-servicemen's contributions
• Accidental discharge: Presidential Villa safe, Presidency assures
• Edo First Lady charges wealthy Nigerians to assist less privileged perons
• Strike: Resident doctors lament FG's 'anti-labour policies'
• Recession shrinks Yuletide gifts, hampers as prices skyrocket
• NLC seeks FG partnership to curb outsourcing of jobs in telecom sector
• Bi-Courtney denies mass exit of MMA2 vendors due to recession
• Microsoft Nigeria trains Over 10,000 youths on coding
• Kwara pledges support for improved services at Ilorin airport
• 'Boom time awaits domestic airlines during Abuja closure'

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