CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines..Thursday 7th July 2014

·         Patronise made-in-Nigeria goods to boost economy ─ Fashola

·         B’Haram: We’re changing tactics, says Chief of Air Staff

·         Alleged war crimes: Groups demand judicial inquiry

·         Ebola: FG intensifies efforts to curb virus at airport

·         Lagos suya sellers not aware of Ebola

·         Gang rape: Outrage in India over fashion shoot

·         Chibok: FG’s response not inspiring, report says

·         Rebel absent at S’Sudan talks in Ethiopia

·         Ugandan lawmakers in campaign to revive gay law 00:00 / 2 Comments  Ebola: NMA sets up response team

·         Prices of hand sanitisers, bitter kola rise in Lagos

·         Steer clear of partisanship, NYSC DG cautions corps members

·         Nigeria orders US experimental drug •As FEC advises against ‘unnecessary handshake’

·         Atiku drums up support for Aregbesola •Omisore promises people-centred govt

·         Ebola news

·         Osun election 2014 news

·         Importation killing Nigeria’s industries —DG SON •Says 40% of products in markets are fake

·         Boko Haram: Nigeria wants more international action —Jonathan

·         Boko Haram takes over Gwoza, residents allege

·         NABTEB releases 2014 results

·         ‘National conference report ready for debate Aug 13’

·         APC’s threat to form parallel govt treasonable —PDP

·         NDLEA nabs man with cocaine worth N200m at Kano Airport

·         Internet fraud: Russian gang stole 1.2bn passwords —US firm

·         New electricity tariff will create strong investment incentive —NERC

·         We’ll sustain gender policy implementation —NAFDAC DG

·         How beneficiaries of amnesty education programme were selected —Kuku

·         Suspected ritualist attempting to enter sisters’ convent killed

·         World Bank supports Nigeria, 5 others with $5bn power fund

·         Bond: Why FG opted for Global Depository format —DMO

·         Power: Disco to pay N2m to review electricity tariff

·         Igbinedion meets with Oshiomhole

·         ‘Omoluabi Garments not owned by Aregbesola’s wife’

·         ‘Rape cases, source of concern’