TODAY'S HEADLINE NEWS

HEADLINE  NEWS
Friday 20th January,  2017

• Ex-CJ to EFCC: Ekweremadu, Ezeh after me
• Lagos councils to get 181 roads
• Troops storm The Gambia as Barrow takes oath
• Buhari on 10-day leave
• Police arrest Premium Times publisher, releases him
• IDPs camp bombing not deliberate, says British High Commissioner
• Air Force begins probe of accidental air strike
• Fresh challenge for Aba residents after bleak Yuletide
• Landslides: Bayelsa community faces extinction
• OYSIEC ready for Feb 11 polls
• Nigerian Army deploys troops
• UN: Barrow is legitimate president
• Group seeks prayers for troops
• Buhari restates govt's commitment to Bakassi Deep Seaport
• Stock market sustains losing streak, sheds N15bn
• Should FG be given access to pension fund?
• LASG opens modern libraries in 18 schools
• AFCON: Tunisia defeat Algeria
• Urhobo Indigenes Storm Govt House, Demand Sack Of DESOPADEC MD, Others
• Tourism Does Not Exist In Nigeria – NANTA President
• Nigeria Needs People Like Anyaoku To Develop — Okorocha
• Balarabe Musa, Akintoye, Obi, Others Insist On True Federalism
• Lagos Starts Construction Of 181 Roads In Council Areas
• West Brom Table £17m For Ighalo
• Air Force Sets Up Board To Probe Rann Error Bombing
• N1.9bn To Be Recovered From Delta Public Servants Who Falsified Records —Okowa
• CAF Champions League: Rangers Bait Fans With Drinks
• Buhari's Junketing To US Gulped $1m Per Trip – Fayose
• Itsekiri Doesn't Own Okerenkoko —WIPMG
• NAMA MD Calls For Staff Co-operation To Enhance Airspace Safety
• Obaseki Targets 80,000 Jobs, Inaugurates Agric C'ttee
• LG Poll: 'LASIEC's Guidelines'll Determine Qualification Of Aspirants'
• Witness' Absence Stalls Synagogue Building Collapse Trial
• 2 Die, 4 Injured In Bauchi Road Crash
• NUJ, Afenifere Condemn Arrest Of Premium Times' Publisher, Reporter
• Reps probe alleged theft of CBN's N100b fund to build ranches
• Nigerian Guardian
• FUPRE prepares students for industrial sector jobs
• Turkish Airlines disown crashed cargo plane
• Kano/Jigawa Customs generates over N8Bn in 2016
• Federal government denies increase in fuel price
• Jammeh Succumbs To Pressure, Goes Into Exile As Barrow Is Sworn In As President In Senegal
• Nigeria's crude oil output increases by 403,900bpd
• PDP's desperation for reconciliation
• AGF Stops CCB Chairman From Making Public, Assets Declaration Form
• PDP's Stand On Staff Audit Shameless – Gov Bello
• Stock market sustains losing streak, sheds N15bn
• Mass housing: FG, Shelter Afrique sign N610bn MoU
• Kerosene Fully Deregulated, Says Pppra
• Nirsal To Facilitate N60bn Credit For Agriculture
• Ambode mourns Lagos State House reporter
• Woman dies in Lagos road crash while returning to United States
• Confirm Onnoghen as CJN, lawyers tell Buhari
• NCC begins enforcement of #5m fine over SMS
• Idp Camp Bombing: Naf Panel Summons War Commander, Pilots
• Senegalese, Nigerian troops enter Gambia to oust Jammeh
• Stakeholders harp on constituency consultations for empowerment
• Retirees demand mortgage reimbursement
• Fed Govt takes civil service pensioners' verification to Bayelsa, Rivers
• AfDB lauds Nigeria's leadership role in Africa
• IITA, others join forces to fight viral diseases in crops
• Focus on mines, steel development, Fed Govt urged
• Man arrested for threatening to assassinate Trump at inauguration
• Balarabe Musa, Akintoye, others back regionalism
• How South-west APC Arrived at Collegiate Leadership
• Ohanaeze urges political solution to Kanu's predicament
• Dogara, Peterside proffer ways out of recession
• Despite recession, 14 states earned higher IGR in 2016, says NBS
• Presidency justifies continued detention of El-zakzaky
• AIG seeks measures to curb suicides among police officers
• 'Why agencies need to integrate digital, traditional media platforms'
• NAMA boss seek support to enhance airspace safety
• Domestic operations shrink amid growing flight delays

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