CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines....Tuesday 27th May 2014

·         Impeachment: Court dismisses Amaechi’s case against lawmakers

·         FG plans Africa’s largest gas industrial park in Delta

·         Funding of judiciary through executive arm unconstitutional —Court

·         Missing girls saga, major highlight of Children’s Day celebration

·         N10bn jet charter: Court asks House to clear misinformation on order

·         LASU: Govt, lecturers meet today

·         Election observers fault Kano LG election •...Calls for cancellation ...As govt…

·         Don’t devalue presidency, PDP warns APC •...Says APC can’t win presidency

·         Osun lecturers’ pension fund: Omisore tasks EFCC to probe Aregbesola •Omisore is notorious for telling lies —APC

·         Power: FG to supplement gas with renewable energy

·         APC accuses police of complicity in alleged violent attacks by PDP, LP thugs •APC mischievous —Police

·         Excessive salt consumption detrimental to health —Nutritionist

·         Stop rushing to bomb blast scenes —Plateau CP

·         Nigeria will wither away without substantive restructuring —Prof Dare

·         ‘Nigeria of our dream will emerge by 2015’

·         Stop insulting Jonathan, PDP tells APC

·         Four soldiers killed in Jos ambush

·         How to identify a suicide bomber

·         FG seeks further probe into Falode son’s death

·         ‘36 Igbo died, 42 injured in Jos blasts’ Alison-Madueke Fingered in PR Drive to Launder Govt’s Image

·         NBS: Economy Generated 732,745 Jobs in Three Quarters

·         Chibok Parents: Presidential C'ttee’s Decision to Shun Us was an Insult

·         Chibok: Women Protesters Storm Abuja

·         Chibok: Solidarity March to Take Place Today

·         Judiciary Must Be Paid from Consolidated Fund, Court Rules

·         Sam Amuka Loses Mum

·         A’Ibom Lawmakers Pass Controversial Governor, Deputy Pension Bill

·         Falode Murder: Nigerian Embassy is Focused on Investigation, Says Foreign Ministry

·         Ibori: We are Ready to Meet at the Supreme Court, Says EFCC