CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines..Sunday 19th October 2014

·         2015: Ladoja, Alao-Akala take battle to Abuja

·         Fayose sacks Ekiti LGs, LCDAs, boards

·         Your excuse for closing House ‘lame’, Fayose tells Ekiti speaker

·         2015: Bode George lists means of ending South-West marginalisation

·         FG takes over Bayelsa cottage hospital

·         2015: APC presidential candidates lack pedigree, clout to match Jonathan

·         2015: Ikom people endorse Ndoma-Egba for Senate

·         Ooni wades into UPN crisis, preaches peace

·         2014: Ikuforiji picks APC form for governorship, promises to showcase good governance

·         Niger dep gov joins guber race

·         OBJ endorses First Africa Health Television

·         Stop using party’s logo on your posters —Plateau PDP tells aspirants

·         Anambra: Man, 29, arrested for defiling 3-year-old girl

·         Security guard dies while siphoning petrol from underground tank

·         Group wants chartered accountant as PDP’s senatorial candidate in Oyo central

·         Monarch canvasses private-sector control in oil revenue derivationWike behind Abuja attack on Rivers PDP members’

·         Patience Jonathan donates food items to Kwara residents

·         Thousands still fleeing from Boko Haram — UNHCR

·         Ekiti election result mysterious — CACOL

·         Anenih loses N500m suit against Oshiomhole’s aide

·         FG may swap sect commanders for Chibok girls

·         33 million Nigerians practise open defecation –FG

·         Ekiti gov election tribunal relocates to Abuja

·         Negotiations with Shekau-led Boko Haram Resume this Week

·         Jonathan to Tell Governors of His Intention for 2015

·         CBN Targets 80% Access to Financial Services by 2020

·         Obembe Calls for Community Based Surveillance on Ebola

·         Jonathan Eulogises Gowon at 80

·         Sokoto Poly Graduates 21,062, Make Sultan, Tambuwal, Wamakko Fellows

·         Oseni: Terror Attacks Spurred Our Compassion