In Today Newspaper Review 4 May 2015

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• APC govs meet Buhari on ministerial nominees Tuesday

Governors of the All Progressives Congress are meeting with the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, in Abuja on Tuesday, The PUNCH has learnt. The meeting, it was gathered, would be the
first to be attended by the governors jointly since the conduct of the March 28 presidential election which Buhari won. Punch
Rescued women narrate ordeal in B’Haram captivity
Boko Haram fighters killed older boys and men in front of their families before taking women and children into the forest where many died of hunger and disease, freed captives told Reuters on Sunday after they were brought to a refugee camp in Yola, Adamawa State. Punch

• PDP crisis: Party secretary attacks Bode George, others

There appears to be no end to the crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party as its National Secretary, Adewale Oladipo, on Sunday accused the South-West leaders of the PDP of sowing a seed of discord in the party. Oladipo, who was reacting to a call on Friday by the South-West leaders on the members of the PDP National Working Committee   to resign their positions, said it was unfortunate that they ( the South-West leaders) who should know better had   resorted to divisive politics.  Read More From Punch

• I went into robbery to pursue my career in football – Suspect

the-suspect-OkorieLAGOS — Operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, SARS, Lagos State, have nabbed two robbery suspects for allegedly robbing residents, commuters and commercial cyclists, popularly known as Okada. The suspects, identified as Stanley Okorie, 20 and Emmanuel Enu, 25 were nabbed during an operation at Satellite Town and Ajegunle areas of Lagos respectively. Read More From Vanguard

• Rivers PDP warns RSIEC against conducting planned LG polls

Rivers State Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has told the state Independent Electoral Commission, RSIEC, that any attempt to proceed with the planned local government elections scheduled for May 23, amounts to an open disrespect to the court of competent jurisdiction which had ordered that status-quo-ante be maintained, adding that doing so would be futile. Vanguard

•  Impeachment: Fayose is embarassing all of us in Ekiti — Speaker Omirin

TRACKING the Speaker of the Ekiti State House of Assembly, Dr Adewale Omirin’s was a Herculean task but Vanguard eventually tracked him down to one of his hideouts in the Southwest from where he was able to speak on the issues with Governor Ayodele Fayose, the threats against him and his colleagues and the alleged impunities of the governor.Vanguard

• Foreign Investors Withdraw N29bn From Stock Market In March

Foreign investors, alarmed by the economic and political risks in the country in the wake of the recent general elections, pulled out N29.19 billion from the Nigerian Stock Exchange in March, 2015. The figure represents 31.77 per cent increase on the N81.60 billion foreign portfolio investment (FPI) outflow from the stock market in the previous month, February. Read More From Leadership