CKN News Newspaper Headlines...Monday 2nd October 2017

• Buhari: we’ll defend all Nigerians everywhere

• Kalu under fire over Kanu’s whereabouts

• Boroh to Niger Delta ex-agitators: help build economy

• Olubadan, NLC: why we shunned Independence celebration

• Nigeria will be prosperous again, says Osinbajo

• Health workers await minister’s signature to suspend strike

• CBN stops banks from taking charges on bulk transfers

• Lawmakers should not be jobless before contesting, says VC

• Restructuring: Bakare advocates 10 years transition programme

• Abia community honours NDDC chief Ekere

• Monarch petitions chairmanship candidate over ‘kidnap, cultism, assassination attempts’

• Kidnapped police officer, others rescued in Kaduna

• Ex-NANS President Dauda dies on way to India 

• Osun APC challenges PDP to public discourse

• MASSOB: Kanu remains ‘Biafra hero’ dead or alive

• Independence: Bikers ride for Nigeria’s unity, hoist flag

• Independence: Al-Mustapha tasks youth on selflessness, tolerance

• Engage agitators to douse tension, N/Delta youths urge FG

• Nigeria @ 57: DPC calls for reduction of lawmakers’ allowances

• Nigeria@57: Osinbajo, ex-leaders, others for church service

• Nigerians react, not respond to crisis situations - Groups

• We will do our best to make Kogi workers happy - Bello

• Anambra polls: Church rejects use of name for campaign

• Drug abuse causes 99% crimes in Kaduna- NDLEA

·         El-Rufai: Let’s work together for equal opportunity

·         Lalong cautions against hate speech, divisive utterances

·         Nigeria not totally free despite independence – Don

·         Independence: Cleric urges secessionist agitators to learn Nigeria’s history

·         There’s executive disrespect for N/Assembly – Report

·         Foreign permission not needed to declare a body terrorist group – FG

·         Jubilation as police kill most-wanted Imo robber

·         Nigeria’ll implode without restructuring – Dickson

·         Candle fire kills two kids in Lagos, destroys apartment

·         Nigeria at 57: Is nation heading in the right direction?