CKN News Newspaper Headlines...Saturday 16th September 2017

·         Military declares ipob terrorist organisation

·         Buhari off to UN Assembly tomorrow, to visit UK

·         Nigeria will be fine Oct 1 – Dambazau

·         Night trip: 30 die in Lagos-Ibadan road crash

·         Woman, daughter abducted in Sokoto, found in Kaduna

·         Army/IPOB clash: Northern govs hail residents for peace

·         Gaidam hails upgrade at specialist hospital

·         Masari: Support FG against dangerous agitations

·         I proposed to my wife a day after meeting her – Justice Mustapha Akanbi

·         Meet Makurdi female herder who wants to become doctor

·         Toddler battles heart problem, needs N4m for surgery

·         Cholera ravages Borno LGAs

·         Osinbajo inaugurates presidential council on SDGs

·         How illegal arms find their way into the country

·         Nigeria-China relations will grow better, stronger – Amb. Ahmad Jidda

·         My husband would have made a good horticulturist – Victoria Awomolo

·         … Hosts Ugandan president at Aso Rock

·         IPOB: Heavy security in Niger as gov warns against reprisal

·         Armed forces investigation panel moves to Maiduguri

·         Blast: Four killed in midnight attack in Delta

·         Buhari’s integrity is unimpeachable – Onyeama

·         Court dissolves marriage over battery

·         Military declares IPOB terrorist organisation

·         We’re not terrorists —IPOB

·         NLC, TUC to workers: ignore strike call by ULC

·         IPOB as a terrorist organisation: What the Law, legal experts say

·         Only female lawyer on SAN award list loses title

·         30 killed, 10 injured in Lagos-Ibadan expressway auto crash

·         Blame Ohanaeze for violent agitation in South East, says Ango Abdullahi

·         Buhari leaves for New York tomorrow, to dine with Trump

·         IPOB: Obasanjo backs Buhari meeting with Kanu

·         Tension in Kaduna as fear of reprisal grips Igbos

·         IPOB: Wike condemns attacks on non Rivers indigenes