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Tuesday 27 January 2015

NewsPapers: Tuesday, 27/01/2015.............Brought To You By Islanders Int'l Mag

++Nobody has capacity to split Nigeria —Jonathan

++Makinde offers assistance to Ibadan fire victims

++Disqualify Buhari over certificate, lawyer urges court

++Accord Party set to adopt Jonathan as its presidential candidate

++Yuguda is APC mole in PDP —FCT Minister

++17 killed in Benue

++Osun govt deploys veterinary officers to checkmate bird flu

++Oshiomhole approves 27.5% allowance for teachers

++Politicians who sponsor violence are enemies of democracy —Tambuwal

++Fire razes 50 spare parts shops in Warri

++Gunmen abduct octogenarian in Ondo State

++Fake teachers with fake certificates dupe Kogi of over N30m

++Courts open as JUSUN suspends strike in federal courts

++Glo named among Africa’s 6 most admired brands

++N87 pump price: Filling stations in Abuja outskirt yet to comply

++APC holds rally amid tight security in Mushin

++Outrage over hike in FUPRE school fees

++Abuja business owners protest high electricity tariff

++APC, PDP bicker over destruction of campaign posters, banners in Lagos State

++EU observers shun North-East over insurgency

++WFP needs $11m to tackle looming food crisis in N’East, NEMA creates new camps for 6, 567 IDPs

++Lagos doctors record first homegrown corrective ear surgery

++Kowa Party canvasses maternal system of govt

++RTEAN seeks return of toll-gates


++‘Nigeria may emerge Africa’s top fertilizer producer by 2018’

++Cash call deficit threatens govt’s zero-gas-flare agenda

++Access Bank gets SEC’s approval to raise N52.6b from rights issue

++Customs records 273,148 PAAR issuance in 2014

++Oil prices rebound in Asian trade

++Tradition meets Twitter as Saudis pledge to new king

++Snow emergency declared in US

++Argentina to dissolve intelligence body after prosecutor death

Morning! Have A Wonderful Day! Vote Right! Vote Wisely! Vote Your Conscience/Future! #Vote2015

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