CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines..Monday 3rd February 2014

·         Fire guts St. Nicholas hospital in Lagos

·         Only voters have power to remove me —Ekweremadu

·         Apply for citizenship, FG tells Nigerians in Bakassi

·         Jega defends 2015 election timetable

·         Jonathan not afraid to declare re-election bid —Presidency

·         PDP plots against Saraki, 10 others’ defection

·         Amaechi removes PDP boss from board

·         It’s early to determine 2014 budget’s fate —Reps

·         Ogun LP ex-officers sue INEC, Daniel

·         Police invasion: 68-year-old farmer demands N650m from IG

·         Poor Power Generation Threatens $1.8bn Investments in Discos

·         Oando Executes Loan Agreements to Acquire ConocoPhillips Assets

·         Newswatch Editor Dies of Gunshot Wounds

·         House Seeks Further Clarification from Okonjo-Iweala on 50 Questions

·         National Conference: S'East Govs, Political Leaders Meet in Enugu

·         I Have Not Declared for Presidential Contest, Says Nda-Isaiah

·         Shettima's Aide: Why the North is Educationally Backward

·         UNN Crisis: Youths Demand Wike's Sack

·         Greetree Agreement: FG Advises Bakassi Indigenes to Apply for Nigerian Citizenship

·         Shagari Denies Allegation of Corrupt Practices

·         Gulf News Reader Helps Nigerian Lady Back Home

·         INEC Defends 2015 Election Timetable, Says Rational Considerations Informed Timetable

·         Ohanaeze Ndigbo Urged to Allow Experts Articulate Igbo Demands at Confab

·         We didn’t bargain for this type of democracy —Falae

·         Simdul Shagaya, Kola Karim, others lead Forbes’ 10 most powerful men in Africa

·         Gunmen kill Sheikh Albany, wife, son in Zaria

·         No court order bars 11 PDP senators from defecting —APC 2015: Jega defends timetable

·         No court order bars Mark from reading defection letter, saysAPC

·         ‘Senate President can’t declare senators’ seat vacant’

·         Deposed Oyo chief held for ‘murder’

·         Oando seals $1.55 billion ConocoPhillips’ acquisition

·         I’ll deepen internal democracy in PDP —Mu’azu

·         Senators lay ambush for ministerial nominees •May stall screening this week

·         Health workers to embark on indefinite strike