HomeNewsheadlines CKN Nigeria Newspaper Headlines..Monday 29th December 2014 byCKN NEWS -December 29, 2014 0 · Police trail passenger over stolen N28m aboard flight · 2 killed, many injured as hoodlums go on the rampage in Lagos · Count me out of South-West PDP meeting —Jimoh Ibrahim · Ijebu Muslim leaders solicit support for Dapo Abiodun · Banks’ lending to domestic economy stands at N16.3trn · NACCIMA calls for single digit MPR · Crude oil may hit $80 per barrel in 2015 · Dickson charges financial institutions to make services more liberal · Why sale of NITEL, MTEL was delayed —BPE · Christmas trading: Investors dump ASeM for main board · Why we’re against LG autonomy —NUT · The rich in Nigeria don’t pay tax —NLC · Death toll of Bauchi bomb blast rises to 19 · Beware of prophets of doom, Lagos APC warns · Fayose, Fayemi trade accusations over state funds · Book on Chief Obafemi Awolowo set for presentation · Man, 45, kills son in Ebonyi · No case of polio virus in Nigeria in last 5 months —NPHCDA boss · Nigeria will not disintegrate in 2015 — Cleric · Agbaje picks Abdulkareem as running mate · Kanti drags ex-speaker, Masari, to court over certificate forgery · Jonathan not responsible for bombings, insurgency —FCT Minister · Police arrest 9 suspects, recover arms over chieftaincy tussle in Ogun · What Mimiko should have done before defection —PDP candidates · Lagos govt decries dearth of maps in schools · Osun set to digitalise revenue collection in 2015 · Soldiers take over nigercEm · Protests stall N625m insurance for unity schools’ pupils · Don’t abandon my husband, Patience Jonathan begs voters · Ajibola backs splitting of AGF/ Justice minister’s office · ‘Unarmed policemen’ll be at polling units in 2015’ · Buhari, threat to Jonathan’s re-election – PDP leader · Protests stall N625m insurance for unity schools’ pupils · Ajibola backs splitting of AGF/ Justice minister’s office · ‘Unarmed policemen’ll be at polling units in 2015’ · Buhari, threat to Jonathan’s re-election – PDP leader Tags Newsheadlines Facebook Twitter