Newspaper Review July 14, 2015

In today's newspaper review July 14, 2015, Naira and dollar notes    Naira drops to 241 against dollar, Nigeria needs 70,000 IT workers – Cisco, Big questions as Buhari sacks Service Chiefs, NSA, Buhari okays N160 to $1 for Christian pilgrims, Alleged N1.351b bribery: Lamido, sons moved to Kuje, Chadian Police to Arrest Anyone Wearing Full-face Veil, Nigerian Students in UK to be Banned from Working, Forced to Leave,  Court Fails to Hear Application Restraining Rivers from Removing LG Chairmen, Petrol Dealers: We Can’t Sell at N87 Per Litre, I didn’t send any emissary to Otti —-Gov Ikpeazu, Unpaid salaries: Explain how you spend N500m security vote, PDP tells Oshiomhole, Pastor Adeboye: Happy birthday to my sweet baby, Why Service Chiefs Were Sacked. Go grab your copies.
                                                          Punch

• Mixed reactions as President names new service chiefs, NSA

• Naira and dollar notes    Naira drops to 241 against dollar

• NNPC must die, says el-Rufai

• Okonjo-Iweala released $1bn govt funds for Jonathan’s re-election – Oshiomhole

• APC, Fayose disagree over ex-deputy gov’s tomb

• Nigeria needs 70,000 IT workers – Cisco

• CMD wants FG to criminalise medical workers’ strike 

• Osun workers suspend strike over unpaid salaries

• NLNG payments: Buhari’ll consider probe call, says Presidency 

• Police to pay N100m damages for suspect’s death

• Petrol not profitable at N87 per litre –Dealers

                                               The Nation

• Big questions as Buhari sacks Service Chiefs, NSA

• EFCC probes how BPE paid N1.45b to PDP’s lawyer, others

• Boko Haram kills 43 in Borno villages

• Buhari okays N160 to $1 for Christian pilgrims

• Okonjo-Iweala took $1b to fund Jonathan’s re-election bid, Oshiomhole alleges

• Osun workers end strike, resume work today

• Alleged N1.351b bribery: Lamido, sons moved to Kuje

• Fayose has no excuse not to pay us, say workers

• APC, PDP quarrel over court‘s decision on Rivers council chiefs

                                                  ThisDay 

• Buhari Names Monguno NSA, Replaces Service Chiefs

• President Defers Removal of Fuel Subsidies, Asks NNPC to Review Oil Swaps

• Nigeria Risks Major Power Cuts over TCN N57bn Debt

• Chadian Police to Arrest Anyone Wearing Full-face Veil

• Nigerian Students in UK to be Banned from Working, Forced to Leave

• Buhari to Visit Washington with 32-man Delegation

• Oshiomhole, Okonjo-Iweala Continue Diatribe, Gov Accuses Ex-minister of Expending $1bn on Jonathan’s Re-election

• Oronsaye Arraigned, Pleads Not Guilty to 24-count Charge

•  Court Fails to Hear Application Restraining Rivers from Removing LG Chairmen

• Petrol Dealers: We Can’t Sell at N87 Per Litre

• Osun Workers End Strike as Govt Commences Payment of Salaries

•  APGA Chides FG over Relocation of Boko Haram Detainees

• Akwa Ibom PDP Chair Berates APC over N2.5bn INEC Bribery Claim

•  Speaker Gives Condition for Removal of Fuel Subsidy

•  NEMA Receives 516 Nigerian Returnees from Cameroun

                                                        Vanguard

• Escape of Ebola patients raises alert in Sierra Leone

•  Okonjo-Iweala took $1bn for Jonathan’s re-election bid – Oshiomhole

• Osun workers resume work after 6-wk strike

• I didn’t send any emissary to Otti —-Gov Ikpeazu

• Rivers accuses Peterside of cheap lies

• Nigeria loses N174bn to gas flaring — NNPC

• I won’t use APC FG to unleash impunity on my people —Okorocha

•  If we don’t kill NNPC, NNPC’ll kill us —El-Rufai

• Unpaid salaries: Explain how you spend N500m security vote, PDP tells Oshiomhole

• Pastor Adeboye: Happy birthday to my sweet baby

                                                    Leadership

• Why Service Chiefs Were Sacked

• Oil Sector Reforms Will Boost Accountability – Buhari

• BBOG Group Tasks New Service Chiefs Over Rescue Of Chibok Girls

• Sallah Celebration: Tambuwal Orders Immediate Payment Of July Salary

• Ban On Street Begging

• Osun Workers End 6-week Strike

• Transformer Chops Off 4-year-old Boy’s Hand