CKN NEWS NEWSPAPER HEADLINES...SUNDAY 12TH MARCH 2017

·         Ex-NNPC GMD rebuffs EFCC over $9.7m donors’ list

·         Nigerian banks’ credit report poorest worldwide

·         S/West PDP threatens Makarfi, Sheriff peace deal

·         Ogbemudia for burial on Friday

·         2019 poll: Why INEC released timetable early –Lecky, Soyebi

·         Buhari’s selected calls and dramatic return  

·         ‘Nigeria overdue for a credit economy’

·         SEC ban: Heritage Capital sets records straight

·         A post-colonial movie in motion

·         BoI trains youths on tomato processing

·         Black church and economic injustice: Where did compassion go?

·         We will miss a good man, say neighbours

·         Experts optimistic ICT can address economic recession

·         Concerns Over Rising Spate Of Insecurity In Kogi

·         Islamic Singer, Ruqayat Gawat Advocates For Women’s Rights

·         Nasarawa: Understanding Revolution In Land

·         Kwara Assembly Summons 2 Commissioners, Others

·         Jos Electric To Customers: Don’t Despair Over Prepaid Meters

·         Ship-owners Engage NIMASA On Disbursement Of Cabotage Fund

·         Why Airlines Are Dying In Nigeria – NCAA

·         Dwindling Domestic Tourism: Causes And Impacts

·         UN: World facing greatest humanitarian crisis since 1945

·         Twin Damascus bombs kill 46

·         8 police killed in an insider attack

·         Wanted terrorist gunned down

·         Muhammad Ali’s son says he was detained again

·         Cyclone death toll rises to 38

·         Why PDP must save itself

·         4 children drown in Abuja river

·         10 killed in renewed Fulani/Tiv crisis in Benue

·         ‘Many Nigerians now patronise herbal, spiritual homes’

·         Buhari’s return: Jos still in celebratory mood; free food, drinks distributed

·         Court orders police to pay N2m compensation to 3 men detained as Boko Haram suspects

·         Businessman petitions EFCC, IG over land deal

·         OBJ blames African leadership crisis on lack of vision, foresight