CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines..Saturday 20th September 2014

 

 

·         Many killed as Boko Haram attacks market

·         Cleric charges Nigerians as Ade-Ajayi is buried

·         Ebola in W/Africa, a major threat to peace —UN

·         We’ve done everything to protect students during resumption on Monday —FG

·         Oyo, Rivers schools to resume October 6

·         ... Kano, Kogi okay September 22 resumption date, Kwara NUT kicks

·         Catholic bishops express worries over killings

·         Zakzaky drags military to UN over sons killings

·         INEC extends voters’ registration exercise in Kwara

·         Catholic priest declares gov ambition

·         Al-Makura sacks 8 commissioners, 5 others

·         Group demands public probe of $9.3m arms deal

·         SERAP wants FG investigated

·         Synagogue: NEMA advocates forensic test to identify victims 

·         Abdul Bary pleads guilty in US embassy bombings

·         Ebola: Sierra Leone begins three-day lockdown

·         Sarkozy announces return to French politics

·         Synagogue members prevented rescue efforts, death toll to rise

·         Oyo 2015: Friends pick form for Alao-Akala

·         Cameroun deports 85 Nigerian refugees

·         Boko Haram kills scores at Borno market

·         FG to Stop Funding Road Construction by 2019, Says Maku

·         Over One Million Killed in the North since 1966, Says Buhari

·         Alex Salmond Resigns As Scotts Vote to Remain in UK

·         Lagos to Review Public Health Law over Ebola

·         Kwara NUT Gives Condition for Sept. 22 Schools Resumption

·         Kano Schools Directed to Resume on Monday

·         Oil Workers Suspend Strike After Meeting With Alison-Madueke

·         FG Announces N213bn Intervention Funds for Electricity Companies

·         Boko Haram Kills Scores at Borno Market

·         CBN Holds Interest Rates at 12% Despite Inflation Risks

·         Building Collapse Is Satan’s Work, Says Synagogue

·         Sierra Leone Capital at Standstill as Ebola Lockdown Begins

·         Jonathan Lauds Airforce over International Helicopter School