Newspapers Review September 11, 2015

In today's newspapers review. We Are Not Recruiting, FRSC Warns Against Scams, Trailer crushes 9-year-old in Onitsha, I’m alive and’ll will keep demolishing illegal structures – El-Rufai, N28.9bn fraud: EFCC arrests BGL boss, Okumagba, I didn’t collapse –el-Rufai, Fighting terrorism, oil theft not easy – Buhari,  Abia Saves over N300m from Ghost Workers, Buhari sacks chairmen of UBEB, FCT revenue board, others.

                                              Leadership

• NECO: 68.5% Candidates Pass June/July SSCE

• Katsina Guber: Nashuni, PDP Seek To Discontinue Petition Against Gov Masari

• We Are Not Recruiting, FRSC Warns Against Scams

• 3 NYSC Corp Members In Police Net For Alleged Robbery

• Gov Shettima Names 21 Commissioners, Appoints Caretaker Chairmen

• Police Rescue Abducted RCCG Pastor

• Corruption: 74-year-old Sunmonu Leads NLC, TUC Protest To EFCC, NASS, SGF

                                                Vanguard

• Electrocution: FG dispatches technical team to UniLag

•  Beyond the search for upright judges

• UNICAL Prof suspended over alleged rape of student

• Trailer crushes 9-year-old in Onitsha

• Bayelsa decides: Dickson: Dogged doer

• 68.6% pass NECO; again, debtor states’ results withheld

• I’m alive and’ll will keep demolishing illegal structures – El-Rufai

• Ambode approves review of schools’ curriculum

• Power probe: Ministry blames NASS for power failure

• Traffic Law: Clearing agents to shut down Lagos ports

                                            Punch

• N28.9bn fraud: EFCC arrests BGL boss, Okumagba

• Govs reject death penalty for looters

• Tinubu greater than Obasanjo – Basorun

• I didn’t collapse –el-Rufai

• Fighting terrorism, oil theft not easy – Buhari 

• Soldiers kill 10, arrest 64 suspected terrorists

• 68.5 per cent candidates pass 2015 NECO exam  

• Soldiers, militants clash claims three in Delta

• Jonathan’s support for Dickson not a threat – Sylva 

• Election didn’t hold in four Rivers LGs – Army

• ‘Ige’s spirit still hunting his killers’

• Police release Lagos airport stowaway identity

                                                       ThisDay

• Buhari Seeks Workers’ Support as Labour Marches Against Corruption

• NNPC Bows to Pressure, Lifts Ban on 113 Oil Tankers

• JP Morgan: FMDQ Intervenes in Bond Market, Stocks Continue Decline

• Encomiums at Service of Songs as Adefuye’s Body Arrives Lagos

• Facebook Ranks Nigeria, Kenya Top Active Mobile Users in Africa

• Buhari Departs for France Monday for Three-day State Visit

• Hameed Ali Takes over at Customs, Meets with Management

• Commission of Inquiry: How Amaechi Spent N9.53bn on Failed Karibi-Whyte Hospital Project

• C’River Judiciary Workers End Eight Months Strike

• Rivers: More Army Witnesses Insist No Election Took Place on April 11

• Bauchi PDP Endorses Ex-FCT Minister as National Chairman

• Bayelsa Guber: Dickson Celebrates Okoya’s Withdrawal from Race

• Abia Saves over N300m from Ghost Workers

• FG Seeks Multinational Companies’ Collaboration on Local Content Devt

• Buhari, You Can Be Both a Good Man and a Great President

                                                  The Nation

• Workers demand death for all treasury looters

• Tukur, Akanbi: Buhari on course

• Senator detained in Saudi Arabia after false claims

• My Customs mission, by Ali

• NECO records 68% five credits pass

• Autogenius unveils website relaunch, records 100% paid claims 

• Permanent Secretary stalls budget probe 

• Buhari sacks chairmen of UBEB, FCT revenue board, others

• Bad times for oil thieves in Rivers 

                                                  National Mirror

• Labour demands death penalty for corrupt officials

• Ige’s killers are behind plot to destabilise Osun –Aregbesola

• Lagos to review school curriculum

• Nigeria, Togo, others lose $7bn to piracy annually –Gnassing

• Ekiti, firm sign MoU on N500m IPP

• Absence of House rules stalls constitution of Reps committee