Thursday, 28 February 2013

NEWS HEADLINES: Thursday 28/02/13



**Expelled Covenant varsity student: Court adjourns porno suit**

**Police nab 3 for allegedly stealing 10 day old baby**

**We didn’t kill any student of Nasarawa varsity – Army**

**Newswatch suit: Jimoh Ibrahim owes me N30m, Ray Ekpu tells court**

**Senate moves to end unlawful detention**

**Oyerinde: Police covering up culprits, Oshiomhole insists**

**Ado Bayero, 2 sons return**

**Oke alleges irregularities in Ondo guber election**

**Nigeria loses N8trn to illegal gold mining**

**Britain warns against travel to North after Islamist raids**

**FG installs 3 power sub-stations in Lagos**

**Clinton: Fashola slams PDP**

**Jonathan, Amaechi friction: Rivers youths threaten to dump PDP**

**Court orders IGP, 2 others to pay lawyer N25.5m as damages**

**NNPC loses N3.6bn to Arepo pipeline vandalisation**

**Senate drills NDDC boss, contractors**

**Jonathan can contest in 2015 – Tukur**

**Ezu River mystery dead: 2 Senate c’ttees return for further investigations**

**Bauchi youths protest non-release of 7 foreigners**

**Ihonvbere kicks against formation of PDP Govs’ Forum**

**Pope Benedict bows out, says being a Pope was a burden**

**Value of banks’ dormant accounts tops N1trn – Stakeholders**

**Market Making: Liquidity must be provided according to principles – SEC**

**New technologies can raise standard of education in Nigeria – Guinness**

**Banking brand ranking: First Bank, others buoy Nigeria’s global image**

**Price war: How pasta manufacturers divide market**

**We will not accept AIB final report – Bellview**

**They’re after me, Aliyu cries out**

**Unemployed graduates in Bayelsa give Dickson 30-day ultimatum**

**Make use of official communication channel, Defence hqtrs tells Boko Haram**

**EFCC to arraign company director for alleged fraud**

**Aviation unions give 14 days ultimatum to NAMA management**

Wednesday, 27 February 2013

NEWS HEADLINE: Wednesday 27/02/13


**Finally! Jonathan signs 2013 Budget into law**

** Oscar Pistorius Holds Private Memorial For Reeva **

**Man bags 20 yrs jail for killing his father**

**Fayemi’s N5m donation tears church apart**

**One killed, scores injured as area boys clash in Lagos**

**Closed market: We’re losing N100bn daily, cry Ladipo traders**

**NDLEA arrests suspected drug peddler**

**Nasarawa killings: How the crisis began**

**10 hunters in police net over mysterious death of colleague**

**Pension Scam: Maina begs court for safety**

**Oyo N1.6bn pension fraud: Court remands 10 in prison**

**Key Lagos MDAs ‘ll commence Saturday work in March – Fashola**

**7 Nigeriens arrested over tree felling in Kwara**

**With Anenih, Akpabio, PDP is repackaged, ready for opposition parties – Tukur**

**Judge stays action on Ifeanyi Uba’s suit**

**Jonathan averts constitutional crisis, signs 2013 budget**

**2,000 Delta DPP members decamp to PDP for Ochei**

**Akeredolu alleges irregularities in Ondo guber election**

**Chinese oil giant CNOOC buys Canada’s Nexen for $15.1**

**Subsidy: Oando receives N270bn in 4 years**

**AAEUN seeks interest free loan from banks, govt**

**Registrars imposing stockbroking firms on investors**

**Gas revolution: Nigeria set to become regional hub**

**FG reviews use of commercial explosives**

**Benue Police arrest, parade 36 robbery suspects, vandals**

**Peace returns to Delta community**

**Rivers Varsity students’ hostel razed**

**CAN chairman vows to chase out non-performing politicians**

**Kwara rainstorm victims get N11m relief materials**

**Okocha upsets Delta Air second seed**

**2014 National Sports Festival: Cross River inaugurates LOC**

**Police Games to boost Police/Military relationship – IG**

Tuesday, 26 February 2013

PRESIDENT JONATHAN ASSENTS TO THE 2013 APPROPRIATION BILL



Following consultations and an agreement between the Executive and the Legislature on the 2013 Appropriation Bill, President Goodluck  Jonathan yesterday signed the bill into law.
President Jonathan wishes to reassure all Nigerians that the consultations have been in the best interest of the country, and in pursuit of understanding and mutual cooperation between both arms of government.
As part of the understanding reached with its leadership, the observations of the executive arm of government about the Appropriation Bill as passed by the National Assembly will further be considered by the National Assembly through legislative action, to ensure effective and smooth implementation of the 2013 Appropriation Act in all aspects.
The administration remains fully committed to the positive transformation of the country, and effective/efficient service delivery for the benefit of all citizens.
All Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government have therefore been directed to work very hard to ensure that all the services, projects and programmes contained in the budget are successfully delivered on schedule in spite of the slight delay in its enactment.


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Monday, 18 February 2013

NEWS HEADLINES

THISDAY

•     Mrs Jonathan: I Was in Coma for Seven Days

•     Nigeria Loses $129bn to Illicit Outflows, Says Report

•     54 Stockbroking Firms Accept N8.9bn Forbearance Package

•     More Controversies Stall $470m Abuja CCTV Project

•     Bi-Courtney: We are Set to Take over GAT

•     Falana: Recover Stolen Money Diverted by Contractors, NNPC and MDAs Now

•     Army Trains 2,094 Soldiers in Counter-terrorism

•     Gunmen Kidnap Seven Foreigners in Bauchi

•     Maina: PRTT Does Not Take Custody of Pension Funds

•     Contempt: Uba, IG Know Fate Today

•     31 Years after NYSC, Jonathan Honoured at Place of Primary Assignment

•     Four Governors Under Probe, Says ICPC

•     Paucity of Funds Delays N10bn Bayelsa Road Project

•     Plane Crash: Report Indicts NCAA, Bellview

•     Onaiyekan Advises Legislators to Discredit Same-Sex Marriage

•     JAMB Dissociates Self from Extortion Allegations

•     Ondo Oil Communities Seek Direct Release of Derivation Funds

•     Maitama Sule Blames Nigeria’s Problems on Gross Injustice

•     Lagos Intensifies Flood Abatement Programme

•     Tension in Jos as Soldier Kills Varsity Staff

•     Police Arrest Prophet, Accomplice for Possession of Human Parts

THE GUARDIAN

•        How I ‘died’ and came back, by Patience Jonathan

•        Presidency seeks AGF’s advice on right of veto by lawmakers

•        Gunmen kidnap seven foreigners, kill guard

•        Lagos communities groan under gas flaring

•        Controversy trails alleged resignation of Ogun commissioner

•        Why APGA cannot join APC, by Obi

•        NCCA plans fresh insurance scheme for travellers

•        Nigeria, other African property markets poised for strong growth

•        Estate surveyors write Presidency on mapping, valuation of flood

damaged assets

•        FCTA raises panel on Apo resettlement scheme

•        NIESV introduces mandatory professional training in tertiary schools

•        Lagos, developer plan Badagry’s Hannah Garden


PUNCH

•        Senate committee’s report on pension fictitious – Maina’s team

•        President made no single-term promise –Ex-Senate Whip

•        I was dead for over a week –Patience Jonathan

•        Gunmen kidnap seven foreign workers in Bauchi

•        ICPC probes four govs over alleged graft

•        PDP shifting blames on Yoruba marginalisation – ACN

•        Amnesty is Nigerian economy’s saving grace – Kuku

•        Budget: Jonathan seeks AGF’s advice on N’Assembly’s power

•        APC will prioritise agric, job creation —Fayemi

•        APGA faction names Okwu acting chairman, denies merger

•        S’West PDP woos Tukur on Osun, Ekiti polls

•        APC will win Anambra in 2014 – Okorocha

•        NMA denies exodus of doctors from Kano


VANGUARD

•        Pope begs for prayers, goes into spiritual retreat

•        2015: Will mergers really work?

•        Gunmen kill guard, abduct 8 expatriates in Bauchi

•        Gangsters storm Surulere community on ‘revenge mission’

•        We never planned to sack Keshi – NFF

•        Police nab prophet, accomplice over fresh human parts

•        APGA crisis deepens as faction elects Okwu, Shinkafi as Chairman,

Secretary

•        R-E-A-V-E-L-E-D! Super Chicken label won Nations Cup for us – Keshi

•        2013 Budget not padded – Rep

•        Bi-Courtney floors aviation ministry, FAAN in court

•        Who wants Wale Babalakin “Dead”?

•        Pension scam: Etuk-Gaya C’ttee misinformed Senate – PRTT

•        I was dead for 7 days – Patience Jonathan

•        Crude lifting: Indigenous firms call for higher allocations

•        MPPP ready for merger talks with APC

•        At the end of the day . . . joy

•        NNPC: Surviving vandalism and fire disasters

•        We ‘ll deliver 2014 W/Cup ticket – Okpala

•        Tension in Ota over Ogun monarch’s planned arrest


NIGERIAN TRIBUNE

•        I was dead for 7 days —patience jonathan •Says she had 9

surgeries in one month

•        Yar’Adua wanted Turai to succeed him —el-Rufai

•        Jonathan may sign 2013 budget this week •FG, states, LG shared

N1.9trn in Q4 2012

•        Pension thieves are after me, Maina cries out •Promises to

reappear after sorting out personal security

•        Gunmen attack 2 police stations, kill one, kidnap 6 in Bauchi

•        Plane crash report: Bellview rejects AIB report

•        Court okays Babalakin’s take-over of MMA2 GAT

•        You’re marginalising us, S/West PDP tells Jonathan •Demands

crisis meeting with presidency

•        Court rules on Ifeanyi Ubah’s N10bn suit today

•        ICPC set to checkmate internet fraud

•        Senate president reaffirms fight against abortion, homosexuality

•        Nigerian leaders stole, laundered $182bn in 10 yrs —Report

•        APGA not consulted on merger —Anambra gov