CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines..Wednesday 30th July 2014

·         Dokubo-Asari faults Jonathan’s comments on Buhari

·         16 die as troops rescue Cameroon’s Vice PM’s wife

·         NBA begs Okorocha to recall suspended members

·         Jonathan condemns Kano, Cameroon attacks

·         Buhari: APC insists on international probe

·         Kwara cancels Emir’s Sallah homage to Ahmed

·         Rivers Saved Billions of Naira Through the Bureau of Public Procurement

·         Buhari: Umar Warns Opposition Elements against Fanning Embers of Crisis

·         God Loves Nigeria for Sparing Buhari’s Life, Says APC

·         ...Party Chieftain Flays Dokubo Asari for Attacking Former Head of State

·         Immigration Reclassifies Nigerian International Passport System

·         Obama, Adefuye Urge YALI Participants to Lead by Example

·         Ebola: Confusion on Status of Persons in Contact with Victim Remains Uncertain

·         Insurgency: Call Off Your Summer Break, HURIWA Tells N’Assembly

·         Akpabio Charges Christians on Forgiveness

·         Ondo: Emergency Medical Service Takes Off

·         Boko Haram: Women Lawyers Decry Increasing Widowhood in Nigeria

·         Calabar Monorail will Be Delivered on Time, Says Contractor

·         Presidency Denies Financial Inducement to Chibok Schoolgirls' Parents

·         APC Leaders Visit Buhari over Boko Haram Attack

·         16 die as soldiers rescue Cameroon’s Vice PM’s wife

·         World’s first malaria vaccine may be approved for use in 2015 —Experts

·         Boko Haram kills 8 in Yobe •Destroys link bridge

·         Traders hurriedly close shops in Kano •Over bomb scare

·         2015 election, possible turning point for the best —UNDP

·         OSUN 2014: APC wants to use falsehood, propaganda to avert defeat— Omisore •It is a bundle of…

·         Ebola: Why we’re keeping passengers’ manifest secret —NCAA DG

·         Strike: MDCAN vows to resist sack threat by FG

·         Sea pirates attack Ondewari community

·         Gulak joins race for Adamawa govt house