News Headlines for today

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1. 350 businessmen owe banks N2.5trn – AMCON

2. Ondo APC leader found dead after being kidnapped

3. 2019 northern youths shortlist Atiku, Saraki, Lamido, others for presidency

4. Ex Gov Aliyu Wamakko Facilitates Release of 34 Prison Inmates

5. Two Female Suicide Bombers Intercepted in Adamawa

6. Kachikwu: Nigeria Spends $28bn Annually to Import Petrol

7. Osibanjo bemoans delay in Justice delivery in Nigeria

8. More trouble for Dino Melaye as 188, 580 electorates sign for his recall

9. Allow Igbos To Have Biafra, Northern Youths Tell Osinbajo

10. Kidnapped Epe Students to Return Home Soon, Police Tell Parents

11. FG to use N559bn recovered loot to fund 2017 budget –Minister

12. Court Dismisses Metuh’s Motion on Stay of Trial Ex-PDP spokesman insists Dasuki must testify

13. Fayose: Buhari’s Open Hatred for Igbos Emboldened Northern Youths

14. Lawmaker: We’ll Oppose Any Attempt to Make AMCON Acquire New Bank Debts

15. 2019: Atiku Disowns Enugu Meeting of Integrity Group

16. Finding true love has been difficult for me — Falz

17. Ekweremadu: FG, Police Too Big, We Must Trim Them

18. Lassa Fever Kills One in Anambra, 65 Under Surveillance

19. Recalled Judges Were Tried, Discharged and Acquitted – Ozekhome, SAN

20. FG Unveils Ownership Structure of Proposed N’Delta Modular Refineries

21. Nnaji: Govt and Discos Should Deliver on Privatisation Agreement

22. Constitutional Knowledge Will Strengthen Democracy, Says Dogara

23. Cross River Workers Down Tools Indefinitely

24. SON seizes N8b fake cables in Lagos

25. Fed Govt raises $300m from Diaspora Bond

26. Judge remands ex Gov Suswam, two others in prison over alleged diversion of N9.69b as FG slams fresh suit against him

27. Ramadan may end on Sunday, says NASRDA

28. Tboss, Kemen reconcile after #BBNaija grouse

29. Two feared killed as task force, Hausa traders clash in Rivers

30. FG too big, difficult to operate – Ekweremadu

31. Naira stable at $364/$ as CBN injects $195m

32. CJN Onnoghen warns judges against use of technicalities to obstruct justice

33. Nigeria’s unity is one for which enough blood has been spilled – Osinbajo

34, Over 80, 000 job seekers jostle for NIS 1,112 vacancies

35. NDLEA intercept 868kg of Tramadol, re-arrests notorious dealer ‘Zuma’

36.  Nigerian government unveils $300m home scheme

37. Nnaji says DisCos require $7.7bn to fix power assets

38. Five killed in fresh cult clash in Rivers

39. Ahmed Musa Builds N500 Million Sports And Fitness Centre In Kano

40. Arrest Of Evans Helping To Hunt Down Criminal Elements – AIG

41. Niger PDP Chairman Remanded In Prison

42. Court Remands Retired Navy Captain In Prison Over N90m Fraud

43. N45.9bn Fraud: Absence Of Judge Stalls Judgement On Tompolo’s Application

44. FIFA Confed. Cup: StarTimes To Beam Live Coverage Of Russia, Portugal show

45. 7 fake credit cards found in Dammy Krane’s pocket in USA.


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