Newspaper Review July 21, 2015

In today newspaper review, EFCC set to probe Jonathan’s ministers, aides, Ondo workers to begin strike tomorrow, Revealed: How Nigeria lost $2b in oil deals, Ebonylife TV to host President Muhammadu Buhari today, Fed Govt, firm sign MoU on operation of abattoir, queries for CBN and banks on BVN, Unpaid salaries: Ondo workers to start indefinite strike, El-Rufai Donates Generator, Others To Kaduna Convict Prisons, Buhari Seeks Obama’s Help to Recover ‘$150bn Nigerian Loot’ Wike Expresses Anger over Report on Visits to CJN.

                                                       Punch

• Why I won’t form cabinet until September –Buhari

• DSS invasion of my house unlawful – Ex-Sultan

• NGF: APC to reject Fayose as deputy chair

• Wike visited twice but never met me –CJN 

•  Ondo workers to begin strike tomorrow

                                              The Nation

• Revealed: How Nigeria lost $2b in oil deals

• Obama renews U.S. support for anti-Boko Haram battle

• Jonathan approved N1.45b legal fee, BPE tells EFCC 

• Why I won’t appoint ministers till September, by Buhari

• PDP, Kwara govt bicker over N2b bailout

• Ondo workers to begin strike

• Inside the oil deals that cost Nigeria billions

• Ebonylife TV to host President Muhammadu Buhari today

• Nigeria’s oil revenue may drop to $52b, says IMF

• Fed Govt, firm sign MoU on operation of abattoir

• Electricity workers fault renewal of Manitoba power contract  

                                                    Vanguard

• queries for CBN and banks on BVN

• No secrecy in NASS budgets, salaries – Mark

• Army chief in Maiduguri; changes code to Operation Lafiya Dole

• Investors earn N233bn in first half 2015

• Unpaid salaries: Ondo workers to start indefinite strike

• Lufthansa sacks 13 Nigerian Amnesty pilots

• Why PDP senators allowed APC to produce senate president – Olujimi

• Reps leadership crisis: Gbajabiamila camp tells Oyegun to ignore Dogara

• Oil price fluctuations unlikely to impact industry trajectory — Deloitte report

                                                 Daily Independent

• IYC Condemns Clamp Down On Jonathan’s Ex-Aides, Accuse Obasanjo Of impunity

• APC Chieftain Sues Bank Over Breach Of Pact

• Demand More Area Commands From IG, PCRC Urges Aregbesola

• 28 Killed In Turkey Border Blast

• Former Chad Dictator’s War Crimes Trial Opens In Senegal

• El-Rufai Donates Generator, Others To Kaduna Convict Prisons

• Last Four Ebola Cases In Liberia Discharged From Clinic

• Urhobo Union Plans Massive Industrialisation, Bicker Over Alleged N1.2b Fraud

                                                          Leadership

• NFF’s Vision Is To Win World Cup – Akinwunmi

• Oliseh To Parley Jordan Ibe

• There’s Much Work To Be Done, But I’m Confident – Siasia

• IGP Queens, First Bank Cruise To Zenith Bank Basketball Semis

• I’ll Not Contest In February 2016 – Blatter

• NSCDC Armed Squad Has Kept Faith – Prof Abolurin

• For Emordi, Sacking Comes With The Territory

                                                         ThisDay

• Jonathan’s Ex-ADC: I Wasn’t Arrested By EFCC

• Buhari Seeks Obama’s Help to Recover ‘$150bn Nigerian Loot’

• Gbajabiamila Group Writes Oyegun, Rejects Dogara’s Proposal

• EFCC Probes Marketers, PEF Officials over Fraudulent Claims on Bridging Funds

• President Obama Again Leaves Nigeria off his Africa Trip Itinerary

• Excess Crude Account: Okonjo-Iweala’s Conviction without Trial

• Eight Killed in Police Checkpoint Bomb Blast in Damaturu

• Wike Expresses Anger over Report on Visits to CJN

• Buhari Has an Agenda, Change is Not One of them, Says Nwosu

• CSO: Buhari’s Stand on Halliburton Good Omen for Anti-corruption War in Nigeria