Newspaper Review July 28, 2015

In today's newspaper review, States to repay bailout loans from allocations, Debtors list: Bank customers rush to renegotiate loans, Okorocha’s symbolic handshake with Obama, WAEC to withhold results in 19 states over govts’ N4bn debt, Unpaid salaries: Imo workers begin indefinite strike today, Erosion, Flood Wash Away FCT Roads, President plans to name oil thieves, U.S. officials said Jonathan’s minister stole $6b, says Oshiomhole, Government Urged To Subsidise Hepatitis Treatment, We’ll Bring Down el-Rufai’s Govt, Beggars Warn, ow A’Ibom Task Force Demolished Building On Corpse Of 130 -Year Old.

                                                       Punch

• US officials told us Jonathan’s minister stole $6bn —Oshiomhole

• The speech Buhari shouldn’t have made

• Buhari, APC Reps’ meeting ends in deadlock

• Forgery Scandal: Lawan group heads for court again

• Buhari: I won’t make persons who lack integrity ministers  

• States to repay bailout loans from allocations  

• Debtors list: Bank customers rush to renegotiate loans  

                                                 Vanguard

• 29 people killed, many injured in fresh Borno attacks

• British lord resigns after ‘taking drugs with prostitutes’

• Limiting probe to Jonathan Administration cannot be justified, Falana tells Buhari

• APC accuses Fayose of clamping down on opposition leaders

•  One minister under Jonathan, PDP cornered as much as $6bn – Oshiomhole

• Former Indian president A P J Kalam dies aged 83

• Okorocha’s symbolic handshake with Obama

•  Boko Haram fighters behead three in Cameroon raid

• WAEC to withhold results in 19 states over govts’ N4bn debt

• Unpaid salaries: Imo workers begin indefinite strike today

• Tension in Osun as Assembly set to probe Justice Oloyede

• JAMB urges candidates to check website for redistribution

• NASS leadership crisis: Uncertainty as Senate, House resume today

                                                    ThisDay

• Buhari: Why It’s Taking Long to Appoint Ministers, Reform NNPC

• House: President Orders Lawmakers to Resolve Crisis Before Plenary Tuesday

• 20-month-old Baby Goes Missing During Naming Ceremony

•  WAEC: 19 States Yet to Pay Students’ Registration Fees, Results May Be Withheld

•  Innoson Denies Being Arrested by EFCC, Owing GTBank

• Rivers Election Tribunal Insists on Sitting in Abuja

• Army Arrests Fake Job Recruitment Suspect

• We Are Under Siege by SSS, Says Akwa Ibom PDP

• Presidency: Buhari was Misquoted on Preferential Treatment

                                                    Leadership

• Stakeholders Strategise Against Trafficking Of Persons In W/Africa

• 2 Generals Clash Over DICON’s Top Seat

• NASS Rift: Resolve Your Problems, PMB Tells APC Reps

• Nigeria, Major Destination For Human Traffickers – US Report

• Erosion, Flood Wash Away FCT Roads

                                                          The Nation

• Buhari to APC Reps: obey party’s directive on offices

• President plans to name oil thieves

• U.S. officials said Jonathan’s minister stole $6b, says Oshiomhole

• N4b debts: WAEC threatens to withhold results of 19 states

• EFCC gets team for Saraki’s wife, Yar’Adua’s daughter

• CBN to recover bailout funds from states’ allocations

• Wike loses bid to stop hearing of election petition 

                                                                Daily Independent

• Government Urged To Subsidise Hepatitis Treatment

• Imo Urges Ohaji/Egbema Communities To see Power Plant As Development

• We’ll Bring Down el-Rufai’s Govt, Beggars Warn

• Boko Haram: African Trade Unions Bemoans Insecurity

• How A’Ibom Task Force Demolished Building On Corpse Of 130 -Year Old

• Cleric Tells Buhari To Disprove His Alleged Ethnic, Religious Bias

• U.S. Removes Cuba, Malaysia From Human Trafficking List