Sunday 8 November 2015

National News Headline 08/11/15

VANGUARD 
-How to help your daughter cope with accepting her hubby’s second wife!
 -ABUAD: Afe Babalola’s self-employment model
‘How thief hypnotised me, stole cash, clothes’
 -The destructive adventure of ISIS
 -ABIA GOV. ELECTION PETITION VERDICT: Fresh dispute erupts!
 -Emir Sanusi’s demolition Saga
 -27 DAYS TO BAYELSA POLL Amid defections, Dickson, Sylva renew rivalry
 -Iredia’s faulty narrative on Gov. Ugwuanyi administration
 -Financing Development under President Buhari: The role of pan African DFIs by Roberts Orya
-FUEL SCARCITY: No solution in sight after N413 billion subsidy approval
 -This is the time to remove petrol subsidy — Prof. Ezigbo
What has changed since Buhari became President? (1)
 -Dangote Ranked Among 100 Most Powerful People in the World
War against corruption will fail unless…, GKS cautions
 -New battle for the soul of Edo
Hell-bound Christians and Heaven-bound Unbelievers
 -Some Igbo fanatics are making things difficult for Nigeria – Tofa



DAILYPOST

- The Taraba State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Abuja yesterday nullified the election of Governor Darius Ishaku of the Peoples Democratic Party(PDP), and declared Aisha Abubakar of the All Progressives Congress, APC, winner of the election. The tribunal in its judgment held that Ishaku was not validly nominated as candidate of the PDP, therefore was not qualified to contest the governorship election.

- Troops of the Nigeria Army on Saturday recorded a major success in Konduga and Bama on Saturday when they conducted 23 kilometers wide clearance operations. Report says four Boko Haram enclaves along the route of the operations were cleared and some terrorists killed, while two were captured alive and currently undergoing investigation. 20 people were also rescued alive.

- Report has claimed that a former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Chief Olu Falae has been flown to the United Kingdom for a thorough medical treatment. This is coming after he was kidnapped by some suspected Fulani herdsmen on his farm in Ilado village, Akure. North Local Government Area of Ondo State on his birthday.

- What appears like landslide has killed four children of same father on Saturday. The incident happened in Orisha area of Isheri-Magodo, Ojodu, Lagos State. According to report, three of the children were of the same mother, while one belonged to the man’s second wife.

- As the Nigerian Golden Eaglets prepare for today’s showdown against Mali, President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday afternoon spoke via telephone with members the team ahead of the encounter. The President urged them to repeat the feat of 30 years ago when the country became the first African country to win a FIFA tournament.

- The ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, yesterday announced that ‎President Muhammadu Buhari will swear in his ministers next week Wednesday. He is also expected to announce their portfolios almost immediately.

-Following the Tribunal’s judgment that nullified his election, Governor Darius Ishaku of Taraba State has assured his supporters across the State that he will appeal the verdict of the Elections Petitions Tribunal, and expressed hope that he will get his mandate back.

- The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osin­bajo has assured Nigerians that the country’s economy will be fixed by the current government, mainly through the instrumentality of the President, himself and other ministers in the government.

- An emerging report has it that British flag carrier, Virgin Atlantic Airways, has stopped its operation on Nigerian routes.
According to an unconfirmed report, the airline has sacked all Nigerian cabin crew and shut its call centre in Ikeja, Lagos.

- A comparative report on governors’ performance in Nigeria carried out by a Lagos-based Centre for International Advanced and Professional Studies, CIAPS, has rated Governors Udom Emmanuel (Akwa Ibom), Abdulaziz Yari
(Zamfara), Idris Wada (Kogi), Ibrahim Geidam (Yobe) and Dave Umahi (Ebonyi) as the worst performing governors in the country. Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna and his Sokoto counterpart, Aminu Tambuwal were however rated as the first and second best performing governors with 72 per cent, 64 per cent, respectively.



 Gov. Ishaku to appeal Taraba tribunal verdict - P.M. News

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» It takes guts and sheer determination to invest in Nigeria –Ken Onuegbu - Daily Sun

» Some Igbo fanatics are making things difficult for Nigeria – Tofa - Vanguard

» Why tribunal sacked Taraba governor - Vanguard

» Tribunal sacks Taraba governor - The Nation Newspaper

» Biafra: Time we have that talk - Vanguard

» Masade: Mining Can Contribute $100bn to Nigeria's GDP by 2019 - THISDAY Live

» PDP blames Presidency as tribunal sacks Taraba gov - The Nation Newspaper

» NNPC seeks $500m to fix refineries - The Nation Newspaper

» Virgin Atlantic Airways pulls out of Nigeria - The Nation Newspaper

» Corruption fuelling insecurity in the country –Ojo - National Mirror

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» Nigeria's UN Security Council permanent membership - National Mirror

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» Broken economy and Buhari's logic - The Nation Newspaper

» Ridding Nigeria of Boko Haram - National Mirror

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