CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines..Wednesday 20th November 2013

·         Gbajabiamila: Progressive Lawmakers Insisted on $79/Barrel

·         How INEC Rigged Anambra Election, By Ngige

·         Oyinlola Back in Court to Fight Suspension

·         ECOWAS Countries to Learn from PHCN Privatisation

·         Fashola Demands Abolition of Federal Housing Authority

·         Jonathan to Meet International Investors' Council in London

·         EFCC: Lamido's Sons Still under Interrogation

·         Abuja-Kaduna Rail Project to be Inaugurated in 2014, Says Transport Minister

·         Yuguda: Cross River Economy Worth N1.28tn in 2011

·         Nigeria Should Be a Power House of Food, Says Akinwumi

·         Commission: 22 Nigerians Died During 2013 Hajj

·         JTF Kills Two Boko Haram Insurgents, Arrests Two in Kano

·         Oil Tycoon Kola Aluko Spends Lavishly at DiCaprio’s Birthday Party

·         Kano: Scores Feared Killed as Security Operatives Raid Boko Haram Hideout

·         Budget Presentation Stalled Indefinitely

·         Oduahgate: Jonathan under pressure to save embattled minister00

·         ‘Nigeria spends N1.6tn on wheat, sugar importation yearly’00

·         NDA modifies training to meet challenges –Commandant00:

·         Report on national dialogue ready soon –Okurounmu00

·         Present your 19 governors, presidential aide dares Amaechi00

·         PDP disciplinary committee set to invite Oyinlola, others00

·         Peace-keeping: Police deploy 400 personnel in Sudan, Liberia0

·         EFCC arraigns bank employee, others for N2bn fraud00:

·          Probe G-7 govs’ meeting disruption, New PDP tells IG0

·          Ngige: how poll was rigged

·         Budget crisis looms over oil price benchmark

·         Truck crushes expectant mother, four others

·         Why we stand on $79 benchmark, by Gbajabiamila

·         APC to INEC: you don’t need court order to cancel tainted poll

·         Anambra’s poll and an umpire’s tyranny

·         Jonathan misses 2014 Budget presentation

·         INEC probes Anambra’s inconclusive election