CKN Nigeria Headline News..Monday 28th October 2013

·         Policeman, NSCDC officer crushed while rescuing accident victims

·         Lawyer tackles Oshiomhole over council election

·         Canada begins compulsory fingerprint for Nigerian visa applicants

·         Army foils B’Haram attack on Yobe church

·         Crude oil theft another face of terrorism – FG

·         Military adjusted to confront Boko Haram desperation – DHQ

·         PDP blasts Okorocha over alleged threat by Jonathan

·         Ekiti speaker lauds N’Assembly for summoning Okonjo-Iweala

·         Abrupt Changes in CRR Induces Market Volatility, IMF Warns CBN

·         Survivor: Polio Has Not Stopped Me, I’m Determined to Stop it

·         Boko Haram Attacks Border Community with Cameroon, Kills 4 Soldiers

·         New PDP Meets, Weighs Options

·         Military: Kidnapped Americans’ Ship Found as Search for Sailors Continues

·         Experts Blame Youth Unemployment, Insecurity on Govt Emphasis on Varsity Education

·         House Vows to Probe Climate Change Funds

·         Oil Spill: Senate Committee Accuses Ministry, NOSDRA, Shell of Indifference

·         Tinubu Prescribes Concerted Efforts to Building Nigeria

·         FAAN Deploys Explosives Detector at Lagos Airport

·         Alison-Madueke: Crude Oil Theft, Support System Are New Faces of Terrorism

·         Maritime Workers Threaten to Shut down Port Operations over Unpaid Salaries

·         Groups Rally Support for National Conference

·         Oduah: Remove ethnic sentiments - Rotimi-Williams •Groups call for her probe •Aviation unions meet stakeholders tomorrow

·         US senator seeks peace meeting with Nigerians over comments

·         Kelvin’s successor killed in shootout

·         Planned demolition of event centre not a vendetta - FCTA •We’re under siege - Baraje’s group

·         Oritsejafor, Omobude, others to pray for Nigeria in Benin

·         High commissioner tasks govt on security challenges

·         CRIN crisis: Governing board replaces suspended directors

·         ‘We are losing our identities as Nigerians’