CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines..Wednesday May 7th 2014

·         US trains journalists on election reporting

·         Sustain military pressure on insurgents, Anglican Church tells FG

·         Court closes EFCC’s case against oil marketers

·         Fayose’s profile forced Oni to join APC –PDP

·         S’South insists on 50% resource control

·         FRSC slams judiciary over arms importation judgment

·         Foreigners take over security at WEFA venue

·         PPMC funded Diezani’s chartered-jet trips –Reps

·         ‘Stop politicising girls’ abduction’

·         Awo’s 27th patronal service holds Friday

·         Chibok girls’ abduction: First Lady lacks power to summon CP, others —Abike-Dabiri

·         All airports will remain opened during World Economic Forum —FAAN

·         UN warns Boko Haram against selling schoolgirls as slaves

·         CBN wants constitutional backing for Sovereign Wealth Fund

·         Tension in Edo House of Assembly as policeman releases shots

·         APC buying voter cards, PDP alleges •It’s a bundle of lies —APC

·         Osun 2014: UNIOSUN students are selling voter cards to PDP at N10,000 —APC •Osun deputy gov’s brother, others dump APC for PDP

·         WEF to discuss growth, job creation —Okonjo-Iweala

·         FG to reintroduce school feeding —Wike

·         Discrimination in public service: HND holders threaten to drag FG to court

·         2015: Lamido presidential campaign kicks off next week —Campaign team

·         Lagos govt sends 35 graduates to Egypt for maritime training

·         You can’t feed future generation with yesterday’s technology: OFAB

·         Boko Haram misleads Army, kills 300 in fresh Borno attack

·         3-time winner: Glo scoops three at BoICT awards

·         Ogun police arrest 11 land grabbers with rifles, charms

·         Why turnaround maintenance of refineries was stalled— NNPC

·         Jonathan, Amosun, Mimiko Mourn Otedola

·         Boko Haram: FG Applies for Witnesses’ Protection

·         Enugu Youths Threaten Showdown with Police over Detained Colleagues

·         Court Refuses Application to Arrest Aig-Imoukhuede, IGP, Others