TODAY'S HEADLINE NEWS

HEADLINE NEWS
Wednesday 25th January,  2017

• IGP leads police delegation to visit Buhari in London
• Buhari's government confused, formulating wrong policies – Ezekwesili
• PDP demands immediate release of Sheriff's aide, Inuwa Bwala
• Ojukwu chased me, other non-Igbos out of East – Adeboye
• JAMB to begin sale of 2017 UTME forms after harmonizing timetable with WAEC, NECO, others
• Nasarawa Utd boss urges ABSFC to maintain good start to season
• Senators give conditions for Magu's confirmation
• EFCC seeks forfeiture of Diezani's N9.08b
• Banks' bad loans hit N856.9b, says report
• Kidnappers free Turkish school pupils, officials
• Court sacks Ekiti PDP exco faction loyal to Fayose
• $28.9b reserves: CBN warns against reckless forex spending
• Senate begins budget 2017 consideration
• Barrow asks ECOWAS to keep troops in The Gambia for six months
• Fed Govt insensitive to our plight, say retirees
• 115 fuel tanker accidents in Lagos last year
• LASIEC to council chiefs: make Electoral Officers' offices conducive
• Commissioner seeks training for Armed Forces personnel
• Akeredolu: I'm not soliciting for funds
• Akwa Ibom APC expels Akpanudoedeghe
• Alleged diversion of N13b arms fund: Dasuki, Bafarawa, others re-arraigned
• Adeleke greets Ogiyan at 81
• Unions seek reversal of petrol pump price to N87 per litre
• Three die in Port Harcourt's first rain of the year
• Kidnapping Has Reduced in Delta, Says Okowa
• Witness: Omenyi Received N136m Bribe from NAF Contractors
• Agatu Militia Abducts Hausa Chief in Kogi
• Health Minister inaugurates NAFDAC office
• Obaseki Commends NSCDC for Preventing Pipeline Vandalism
• 'Ban on importation of vehicles through land contravenes global best practices'
• New rules underway for shipwreck removal from Nigerian waters
• Indigenous firms nearing completion of structures for $16b Egina FPSO project
• Oil spill cripples economic activities in Bayelsa State communities
• Nigeria, others 'grossly underprepared' for infectious disease outbreaks, say experts
• Government urges probe of Big Brother reality show controversy
• FCTA Prosecutes 89 Commercial Sex Workers
• Military recorded highest casualty figures combating insecurity, says defence minister
• Government, general electric hold talks on rail lines concessioning
• CBN retains interest rate at 14%
• FG targets 2000mw from solar energy –Onu
• Sports Ministry Reshuffles Secretaries of Sports Federations
• General Electric to invest in 3 refineries
• Labour shuts Ikeja Disco over threat to 5000 jobs
• 2nd Niger Bridge: Stakeholders doubt FG's sincerity
• Govt blueprint needed for infrastructure investment –PenOp
• With baby strapped to her back, woman suicide bomber strikes Nigerian market, official says
• Yobe State APC chapter lifts suspension on members
• Reps probe Jonathan's N9.2b clean stove contract
• Buhari determined to tackle Niger Delta problems -Loyibo
• The 'Buy Nigerian' campaign: A monumental ruse
• Again, court grants Dasuki bail as EFCC re-arraigns ex-NSA, others
• Senate warns against posting provocative videos of Kaduna killings on Internet
• Lawyer sues FG over planned purchase of N400m vehicles for ex-leaders
• Court sacks pro-Fayose PDP executives in Ekiti
• One million children die of preventable diseases yearly – PAN
• Multiple accidents claim 6 in Onitsha, 10 injured
• Nigerian-Turkish pupils, workers regain freedom, reunite with families
• Nigeria needs discipline to overcome recession, says Dada
• Buhari's govt refusing to change wrong policies –Ezekwesili
• N'Assembly opens debate on N7.29tn budget
• Nipost Boss Writes Emefiele On N2.5tn Stamp Duty
• After collecting N50m ransom, kidnappers free schoolgirls, officials
• Dismissed policemen frustrated my assassination –Wike
• More Nigerians living with HIV/AIDS develop resistance to treatment
• Adamawa clerics allege torture by military officer
• Soldiers beat Redeemed pastor into coma for refusing to 'frog-jump'
• New minimum wage panel ready in February – Ngige

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