NEWS HEADLINES TODAY
News headline today
1. Nigeria's unity paramount no matter how people demonstrate... - Jonathan
2. Time to restructure Nigeria has come, says IBB
3. Anglican Church urges Buhari to resign over ill-health
4. NFF defends Coach Gernot Rohr’s continued residence in Europe, Eagles’ foreign camps
5. Hoodlums invade hostel, rob, rape varsity students in Rivers
6. Kaduna sacks 124 road marshals over extortion, absenteeism
7. 1977 set of Nigeria Law School celebrates 40 years post-call
8. Jonathan still has so much to offer Nigeria – Fani-Kayode warns Nnamdi Kanu
9. Fashola berates N’Assembly, says no subsisting concession agreement on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
10. LAGOS SCHOOL KIDNAP: DAY 34 Police trail kingpin, America
11. Vote out your president if you aren’t happy with him, Ooni tells youths
12. Customs generated N239.4bn revenue in first quarter – Ministry
13. CBN grows forex interventions to $6.38bn
14. Etisalat: Debt talks with banks resume this week
15. Herdsmen Hack 64-Year Old Father Of Seven To Death In Ondo, Village Erupts In Street Protest
16. 2019 guber: Cross River PDP endorses Ayade for second term
17. Nigeria’ll meet 6.1m tonnes rice demand this year –CBN
18. AfDB President, Adesina, Wins Prestigious World Food Prize
19. Shehu Sani opposes 2000 housing units auction in Kaduna
20. Police officers to face sanctions over kidnapper Evans’ revelation
21. Military helicopters create panic in Tompolo’s village
22. ASUU: 38 Universities Have Increased School Fees Due to Poor Funding
23. Cyber Attack: Nigeria Named among World’s Highest Risk Countries
24. FG Launches Uninterrupted Power Supply Scheme in Eight Universities
25. U.S. Supreme Court revives Trump travel ban order on some Muslim countries
26. Workers’ Strike:Gov Ayade Invokes No-work-no-pay Policy
27. Okorocha: manipulation of Mbaise votes nearly cost me victory in 2015
28. Borno government boosts UNIMAID security with N50m
29. Boko Haram: Shekau releases video showing abduction of policewomen
30. Prison Decongestion: Ganduje Frees 3,000 Inmates.
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