Headlines From Newspapers For Today 4th November 2014

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Nigerian-Newspapers
  • Mu’auzu, Ihedioha, Adoke are behind my travails – Speaker Tambuwal
  • N2,000 palaver : Policeman crushes wife, kills baby
  • Boko Haram brings Mubi under Sharia law, amputates 10
  • Obasanjo blames President Jonathan, others for the decay in power sector
  • Boko Haram invades Kogi prison, frees 143 inmates
  • ‘Boko Haram can overrun Nigeria’ – Atiku Abubakar
  • ‘President Jonathan is transforming nothing’ – Governor Fashola
  • ‘President Jonathan’s government not prepared for insurgency’ – Doyin Okupe
  • ‘Nigeria needs $14 billion to boost infrastructural development’ – Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
  • ‘Nigeria loses N776 billion to corruption in fertilizer sector’ – Akinwumi
  • DISCOS groan as government fails to pay electricity subsidy, others
  • PDP throws open presidential race, to sell nominations form to Tafawa-Balewa, Duke-Abiola
  • Borno to reopen public schools on November 17
  • Judge’s sickness stalls Omisore’s election petition
  • Tambuwal : Court stops move to reconvene sitting of House of Reps
  • 2015 AFCON : ‘Congo can’t stop us’ – Keshi
  • Naira falls to N165.75 on low supply of dollar
  • Nigerian payment cards vulnerable to hackers abroad
  • Jonathan to unveil commemorative N100 note
  • ECOWAS sets 2020 for single currency
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