Newspapers Review September 15, 2015

In today's newspapers review, DSS Decries Increasing Rate Of Kidnapping In Sokoto, INEC Working With NASS To Review Clauses Of Electoral Act – Zakari, Redressing FG’s lopsided appointments, APC faults alleged plans by Rivers gov to borrow another N10bn, EFCC reopens probe into immigration job scandal, Protests as Lacasera sacks 700 workers,  Sultan Declares September 24 Eid-el-Kabir, DHQ: Boko Haram Insurgency will Soon Be Over.

                                                        Leadership

• Controversy Trails Arrest Of Nigerian Pilgrim Officials In Saudi Arabia

• Boko Haram ‘ll Soon Become History -DHQ

• Why PMB May Settle For Falana As Attorney – General

• Adamawa Blast: DG NEMA Assures Of Security Across IDP Camps

• DSS Decries Increasing Rate Of Kidnapping In Sokoto

• Rapid Economic Decline Under PMB Worrisome – PDP

• Rivers Guber: We’re Behind Schedule –Tribunal

• INEC Working With NASS To Review Clauses Of Electoral Act – Zakari

                                                                Vanguard

• We need France’s assistance to defeat Boko Haram – Buhari

• Redressing FG’s lopsided appointments

• Invasion of Akwa Ibom Government House: Unending war

• Bayelsa gov poll: PDP not scared of Alaibe, Sylva – Senator

• APC faults alleged plans by Rivers gov to borrow another N10bn

• Treasury Single Account: MDAs rush to beat today’s deadline

• Tribunal upholds Omovie’s election

                                                                     Punch

• EFCC reopens probe into immigration job scandal

• Protests as Lacasera sacks 700 workers

• Student union leaders budget N1.8m for phone calls

• Adeleke varsity raises hope on cure for liver disease  

• Electricity rip-off: Buhari must act

• ‘Abductors of The SUN’s deputy MD’s wife are robbers’ •Gang demands N100m

• Policeman demands N15, 000 from victim to arrest robbers

• Buhari urges African leaders to unite against terrorism 

• Buhari’ll sustain Obasanjo, Jonathan’s power reforms – Perm Sec

                                                                            ThisDay

•  CBN to Monitor States, Abia, Niger, Ondo, Five Others Get Bailout Funds

• NNPC Issues Guidelines for Sale, Purchase of Nigeria’s Crude

• External Reserves Fall to $30.794bn, Inflation Inches to 9.3%

•  Sultan Declares September 24 Eid-el-Kabir

• Rivers Seeks Dialogue with FG over Ceded Oil Wells

• FG Grants Patent Rights to 135 Indigenous Researchers in 16 Years

• Bauchi APC Debunks Moves to Impeach Governor Abubakar

• Osun Speaker Shuns Tertiary Institutions Workers’ Protest

• DHQ: Boko Haram Insurgency will Soon Be Over

• Bayelsa: APC Cancels Suspension Order On Members

• INEC Proposes Review Of Electoral Act

•  Bayelsa: APC May Ask Sylva, Others to Step Down for Alaibe

•  Central Bankers Forge Alliance to Promote Financial Inclusion

                                                                        The Nation

• Immigration jobs tragedy: EFCC grills ex-NIS boss

• France to back fight against Boko Haram 

• The Sun DMD Nwosu’s wife abducted 

• UNILAG panel probes student’s death 

• Fed Govt bars consultants from tax collection 

• Ambode’s investment drive receives major boost 

• Corruption: ICPC to assess Lagos, Abuja airports

• Lawyer files contempt charge against NERC chief

• Wike, Peterside know fate Oct

• Prostrate enlargement caused by old age, says don

                                                                            National Mirror

•  My convoy didn’t assault anyone, says Al-Makura

•  Economy falling rapidly under Buhari –PDP

• ‘Bailout funds will be used for workers’

• PDP flays Boroffice’s comment on Ondo govt

• Nigerians top CNN African Journalists award nominations

• Giesi family to produce next Ooni –Kingmakers