This is What The Paper Says Today (5th November 2014)

• Tambuwal dares PDP, storms National Assembly
• Dike rejects $7,000 World Cup bonus
• Boko Haram renames Mubi, rejects polls in Adamawa
• Fishermen find fighter jet near River Benue
• Ignore federal task force, Fashola tells Lagos motorists
• ‘President Jonathan’s critics need psychiatric test’ – Doyin Okupe
• Ekiti N86 billion debt : ‘I will probe Fayemi’ – Governor Fayose
• PDP realises N£ billion from sale of nomination forms
• General Buhari, APC governors boycott Council of State meeting
• ‘Foreign reserve now $38 billion’ – Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
• 2015 Budget in danger as crude price drops to $82
• At last, Senate passes Cyber Crime Bill into law
• Lovers found dead 2 weeks before wedding
• Court declines to stop Coroner’s Inquest into Synagogue building collapse
• Keshi overrules Nigeria Football Federation
• United Kingdom to return £6.8 million Ibori loot to Nigeria
• President Jonathan, ECOWAS leaders to hold crisis talks on Burkina Faso
• Senators move to shut down economy, impeach Jonathan
• Obasanjo visits IBB in Minna, hugs Atiku at airport
• APGA names Governor Obiano new leader
• Police Council confirms Suleiman Abba as Inspector General of Police
• ‘Atiku is taking advantage of the nation’s tragedy’ – Presidency
• Chibok Girls : No deal with Boko Haram – Council of State
• Boko Haram attacks Gombe, kills 5 soldiers, takes over Ashaka Cement
• ’40 million Nigerians can afford cars under Jonathan’ – Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
• More money in circulation as AMCON repays N1.8 trillion bond
• Nigeria Stock Exchange main index hit 13-month low
• BUA throws weight behind Dangote, commends N1,000 price reduction