HEADLINE NEWS

HEADLINE NEWS
Saturday 7th January, 2017

• 'How Diezani, bank chiefs diverted N46bn from NNPC'
• TIANJIN TEDA MOVE: Mikel bids Chelsea goodbye
• Rivers rerun: Six Wike's police aides dismissed
• Buhari is yet to decide SGF Lawal's, Magu's fate
• Fayose in fresh trouble for alleged diversion of N8.877bn Paris Club refund
• CAF ELECTIONS: Nigeria can't replace Pinnick
• Southern Kaduna killings: Normalcy returns as Army disarms herdsmen, natives
• Traders celebrate Boko Haram's fall
• Ighalo not aware of Shanghai Shenhua offer
• MAHREZ BOASTS: I want to help Algeria win Nations Cup
• Glo CAF Awards: Arsenal hail Iwobi, Oshoala
• Obama snubs Trump, frees Guantanamo detainees
• Buhari to attend Ghana's President-elect's inauguration
• Babalakin chairs new team to renegotiate FG, ASUU agreement
• African girls deserve more from football federations -Oshoala
• Payment of N5, 000 stipend, sign of Buhari's commitment to people's welfare, says Asiwaju Tinubu
• Controversy as N350m Ibori hospital rots away in Delta
• N388.3bn refunds: Rivers, Delta, Katsina, Lagos top list of gainers
• Dismissing Of Policemen An Act Of Dictatorship- Rivers Govt.
• We Need A Supportive Sports Ministry – Pinnick
• Southern Kaduna Massacre: How My I04-yr-old Dad, 8 Relations Were Killed In 1hr- Survivor
• I'm Still Godfather Of All Ajegunle Musicians — Daddy Fresh Boasts
• The Gambia: Buhari, African Leaders Decide Jammeh's Fate In Ghana Today
• Gunmen Behead 1, 2 Injured, Missing In Delta
• Crises In Nimbo Over Kidnap Of Vigilante Group Boss
• Oshoala Demands Better Treatment For Female Players
• Police nab 62-year-old, others for kidnapping, robbery in Bauchi
• Kaduna killings: Onaiyekan faults CAN over call for prayers
• Aisha Buhari denies fleecing Nigerian Commission in UK
• Court orders banks to forfeit Diezani's $153.3m to FG
• N23bn Diezani bribe: INEC sets up panel on EFCC report
• 15 killed in Imo auto crash
• Awujale reveals why he fell out with Obasanjo
• …Yoruba elders move to reconcile ex-President, monarch
• #Panama Papers: Group seeks details of investigation of Saraki, Mark, others
• More people killed in 2016 suicide bombings than ever before – Study
• Don't store beverages on bare floor, NAFDAC advises Nigerians
• All recovered funds should be geared towards research, says Rector
• Airforce Chief: We'll Never Allow Boko Haram Regroup Again
• NSIA Partners London Firm to Unlock Funding for Infrastructure
• Wale Babalakin Heads FG's Team to Renegotiate Agreement with ASUU
• 2016 deadliest for migrants crossing Mediterranean – IOM
• AGF Meets Buhari Behind Closed-Door, May Have Submitted Report on Magu, Babachir
• Son Hacks Octogenarian Father to Death in Ondo
• Expectations as power changes hands in Ghana
• El-rufai, Vice Chairman Face-off Causes Crisis in N/West APC
• Herdsmen: Military to Launch Operation Accord
• Bayelsa microfinance DG, three others elected into WASME board
• Normalcy returns to total blending plant as NUPENG suspends strike
• Over 10,000 Households Benefit from FG Cash Programme
• Magu Joins Buhari for Jumat Service
• BBOG Movement Begins Global Week of Action Saturday
• Modular Refinery to Gulp $116million
• Group Condemns Report on Welfare Packages for Military Officers
• Ecomarine Terminals Gets ISO Certification
• FCTA Arrests Six for Pasting Graffiti on Public Walls
• FG Clarifies Tariff Hike, Says No Increase in Food, Luxury Items
• CAN Chairman Condemns Killing of Christians in Southern Kaduna
• Ebonyi PDP Chair Allegedly Assaults Woman Leader over Xmas Largesse
• We were paid only three and half months salary in 2016—LAUTECH Doctors
• Oil marketers threaten NNPC over bulk petrol importation
• 2019 polls: Gov Umahi stirs Ebonyi political water

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