Some Nigerian Newspaper Headlines For Wednesday 9th September, 2020 - The State Post

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Wednesday, September 9, 2020

Some Nigerian Newspaper Headlines For Wednesday 9th September, 2020

*Punch*

Poverty, economic crisis deepening daily, says Osinbajo

Nigerians in Ghana write Gbajabiamila, hail Speaker’s intervention

N30,000 minimum wage meaningless with petrol price hike – NLC

Oil marketers now free to fix prices, says PPPRA

30% petrol smuggled out of Nigeria – Report

FG debt now N24.52tn, recorded N561.71bn deficit – CBN

Malabu: EFCC rearraigns businessman, raises charges to 67

Why we couldn’t defend ourselves against Offa bank robbers – Cop

Gunmen attack Imo policemen, snatch rifles

ECOWAS halts single currency launch, adopts gradual approach

I didn’t float Air Peace with Amnesty fund – Onyema

PDP knocks Ize-Iyamu as APC says deputy gov distributing arms

Kebbi Reps allege N10bn rice lost to flood

2,226 displaced Katsina residents flee to Gombe

Abuja doctors suspend strike as FCT pays COVID-19 allowance

Niger panel uncovers 1,500 ‘ghost’, 1,000 unqualified teachers

MAPOLY to award B.Tech in engineering – Ogun

Electricity workers shut PH Disco’s headquarters

PwC senior partner drowns in Lagos, police probe aides

Osun footballer slumps, dies during match

Police to arraign Kogi commissioner for rape, assault of beauty queen

Kwara teacher in court for molesting seven-year-old pupil

Carpenter, 35, remanded for allegedly defiling 12-year-old Kano girl

Ogun needs N218bn to complete Daniel, Amosun’s projects – Panel

Edo modular refinery for inauguration soon

(www.punchng.com)

 

*The Nation*

Protests in Oyo, Lagos, Osun, Ogun, others over fuel price, electricity tariff hike

Buhari orders quick release of N2.3tr stimulus funds

Buhari: Trump asked me about killing of Christians

Govt to create millions of jobs, says Osinbajo

Ministers move to end doctors strike

ECOWAS gives Mali junta one week to appoint civilian head, PM

Naira exchanges for N441 a dollar at parallel market

AfDB attracted $78.8b investments to Africa, says Adesina

National Theatre gets new GM

Body of Benchers bars parents from call to Bar ceremony

SON destroys substandard cables

Africa has 60m farms, says report

Delta 2023: Urhobo governorship not negotiable, says ex-militant leader

El-Rufai: we spend over N400,000 to treat each patient

Governor Sule’s riot act to journalists

Ishaku seeks revenue boost for Taraba

Ogun gives automatic promotion to pupils as schools reopen Sept 21

Southern Kaduna killings: Christian leaders, SOKAPU shun peace summit

Bauchi to seize illegal portions of land

COVID-19 confirmed cases now 55,456 in Nigeria, deaths 1,067

(www.thenationonlineng.net)

 

*Vanguard*

We are addressing class inequality to bring joy to Nigerians — Buhari

CSOs rise, reject Buhari’s move for more hike of fuel pump-price

COVID-19 or not, Olympics must go on — IOC

FG approves new test kit for HIV

Pay fine in time or risk arrest, FRSC advises offenders

IPMAN calls for local refining to fix sector

Miluntinovic happy to coach Eagles, others to 5 World Cups

Our public schools are in bad condition, South-East parents cry out

Nine coronavirus vaccine makers pledge to ‘stand with science’

MURIC wants special courts to try corruption cases, rapists castrated

Labour, CSOs should rise against fuel price hike as they did with Jonathan — OPC

Alleged Edo Assembly invasion: Court awards N2.52 million damages against police

Edo election: Suit seeking Ize-Iyamu’s disqualification stalled at Federal High Court

Edo Election: Former PDP lawmaker leads defectors in Uhunmwode to APC

We’ll stamp out kidnapping in Akokoland — Jegede assures

Benue militant, Gana, surrenders after 4 years in hiding; seized by military

Ekiti State Govt. calls for more CBN support for agric development

Insurance firm to pay farmers affected by flood in Sokoto

‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ will end in 2021

(www.vanguardngr.com)

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