CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines..Wednesday 12th November 2014

·         Eight lawmakers dump APC, PPN in Ogun

·         ‘Support fight against crime’

·         4,658 voter cards stolen in Edo – REC

·         Group faults US refusal to sell arms to Nigeria

·         Tunisia initiates tourism, agric training scheme for Nigerians

·         Expert advocates stricter measures against Boko Haram

·         How Nigeria can sustain its economic growth –Don

·         UN, UNICEF condemn suicide bombing in Yobe school

·          INEC Must Make 2015 Work

·         Pastor allegedly impregnates 11-yr-old

·         Senators against governors coming to Senate are greedy — Gov. Aliyu

·         Tension in Amosun’s APC faction as 8 lawmakers defect to PDP, SDP

·         Plenty nonsense dey for Naija

·         Nigeria rates high in new tech, has no legacy systems to upgrade

·         Rivers: Many issues from PDP Congress

·         Dangote now 68th most powerful person— Forbes

·         Nigerian football will soar under Pinnick -Tenebe

·         GSMA Mobile 360 Series:Reflecting on policies to shape Africa’s digital, financial inclusion

·         Radio, TV workers give Bayelsa govt ultimatum on arrears

·         NCC releases technical details of 2.6Ghz spectrum auction

·         Egor PDP members threaten court action over Adams’ screening

·         Military: Boko Haram Using Child Soldiers, Women as Human Shields

·         UBA Commits $1 Million to Ebola Fight

·         Dangote Contributes $3m to African Union Ebola Fund

·         Nigerian Military will Not Disappoint this Country, Badeh Promises

·         Court Dismisses Gbajabiamila, Others’ Suit on Excess Crude Account

·         Judge Expresses Dissatisfaction with Prosecution’s Handling of Ndume’s Trial

·         Judge Recuses Himself from SSS Suit Challenging NHRC’s Report on Apo Killings

·         Odinkalu, Others Challenge Reintroduction of ATM Charges

·         Jonathan Accepts NJC’s Recommendation to Appoint Mohammed as CJN

·         Fashola: My Dream of Nigeria Not Yet Achieved