NEWSPAPER REVIEW FOR TUESDAY 30 MAY 2017

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This Day Newspaper

Bad Times Are Over, the Future is Bright, Says Osinbajo
OPEC Will Resist Sabotage by Shale Oil Producers, Says Kachikwu
Oyegun: APC Will Give Buhari Automatic Ticket in 2019
NEMA Adopts Cash Transfer in Relief Response
Lagos Generates More IGR than 30 States Combined
Telcos Raise the Alarm over Threat to Telecoms Business, Broadband Plan
UI Shut over Students Protest
NBA Flays Continued Detention of Dasuki, El-Zakzaky
Rice Smuggling: FG Threatens to Shut Borders with Neighbouring Countries
EU Says Only Nigeria Can Fix Its Problems
CJN Cautions against Unnecessary Filing of Suits
Anti-graft War: Selective Justice Better than No Justice, Says Osunbor
Buhari Has Fulfilled Campaign Promises, Says Lai Mohammed

The Vanguard Newspaper

Abductors of Lagos school kidnap slash ransom as Parents, school management meet
My role in Malabu Oil deal, by Adoke
How bricklayer, 5-yr-old died in Lagos building collapse
Stolen, diverted public funds must be accounted for — Osinbajo
APC Councillorship primaries: NURTW leader killed, scores injured during imposition violence
Biafra: Anxiety over IPOB’s sit-at-home order today
I’ve no rift with APC, Buhari — Oyegun
New revenue system’ll make LGAs viable by Sept —Obaseki
My predeccesor wasted huge security votes—Gov Abubakar
Army Denies Shooting IPOB Members
Anxiety Over IPOB’s Sit-At-Home Order Today

The Punch

NBA asks FG to stop probe of judges, faults anti-graft strategy
CAN takes over case of sacked Lagos Presiding Chaplain
Sit-at-home: Security agencies in show of force, MASSOB mobilise residents
34 aspirants jostling to succeed me, says Ajimobi
The rich also patronise pirates –Publishers
Oyo won’t abandon LAUTECH for new varsity –Ajimobi
Centre honours candidate with 339 UTME score
50 years of Lagos, 50 years of Biafra
C’ River at 50: Soldiers shoot three students over N13m largesse
Nigeria has not fared better under APC — PDP Reps
Abducted Lagos’ pupils: Govt declines negotiation with kidnappers
Foreman, five -year-old killed, 14 injured as Lagos building collapses
DSS hands over 82 Chibok girls to Women ministry today
Fayose asks FG to increase corps members’ allowance

The Sun

FG blows N600m on disbanded arms deal panel
Akpabio lauds FG on SIP
FG to designate specific courts to try corruption cases –Osinbajo
Sit-at-home: Tension, anxiety in South East, South South
FG mulls border closure over rice smuggling
UI shut down over students’ protest
2 feared dead as building collapses in Lagos
Wike extends olive branch to political opponents
Imo guber: No zoning, says Okorocha
DSS hands over 82 Chibok schoolgirls to ministry today
Akpabio lauds FG on SIP
APC: Two years after
How Nigeria can overcome recession –Kalu

The Nigerian Tribune

Nothing to celebrate under Buhari in 2 years ―Ekiti PDP
Anambra CP warns “Biafra” agitators against unlawful activities
FEC to approve social protection policy soon ―Minister
Be patient with Buhari, Kogi gov tells Nigerians
Democracy Day: Metuh laments erosion of democratic values
Biafra Day: IPOB raises alarm over harassment by security forces
Democracy Day: NGO urges FG to create enabling environment for women in politics
Infrastructure: My plan for Ogun beyond 2019 ―Amosun

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