CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines...Tuesday 9th September 2014

·         Nigeria records another Ebola case •Number of cases increases to 19 •As FG discharges Enemuo’s sister, 318 other suspects

·         ECOWAS defence chiefs meet in Ghana

·         Zakzaky accuses military of complicity

·         Pope accepts retirement of top Irish cardinal

·         I’ll put Edo in mainstream of S/South states —Ikimi

·         Defection: PPA expresses fresh anger against Abia gov

·         22 injured in Lagos gas explosion

·         Lagos 2015: Ambode opens campaign office •Says APC’ll provide quality leadership

·         FG considers housing project for veterans, heroes widows

·         Sheriff, Ihejirika divide Borno NBA •As 61 members denounce call to prosecute them

·         Oyo, Lagos, 19 other states get new CPs

·         Task force laments increasing arms in Rivers

·         Patience Jonathan leads other women to Oyo Summit

·         EBOLA: No expatriate drift in Rivers —Govt

·         Nigeria lost N31.8bn to gas flaring in February —Group

·         Jonathan-led govt’ll tackle SMEs challenges —Aganga

·         Ebola: First Consultants Cleared, Concern Mounts over Schools’ Resumption Date

·         Northern Elders Tackle Jonathan over Silence on Revelations By Australian Negotiator

·         Boko Haram: Credibility of Nigerian Military at Stake, Warns NLC

·         Ihejirika: We Have No Apologies for Ohanaeze, Says APC

·         ‘Public Servants Must Key into IPPIS for Access to NMRC’s Housing Finance’

·         Ebola: Dettol Supports Ministry of Health with N220m for Public Enlightenment Campaign

·         Investigative Panel on Adamawa Homes and Savings Submits Report

·         Adamawa Poll: Atiku Rallies Support for APC Candidate, Bindow

·         Wike: No Accurate Figures on Out-of-School Children

·         NCAA to Sack Incompetent Personnel in Airlines

·         FG Approves Great Green Wall Agency

·         Group Charges Youths to Support FG War against Terrorists

·         Military Kills 20 Boko Haram Sect Members in Borno