ENJOY A LIST OF NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES FOR TODAY JANUARY 30TH, 2016.

       

        Below are a-list of different Nigerian Newspaper Headlines available today, January 30th, 2016. For readers enjoyment and information. 

1.                  The Sun

     Some Nigerians abroad launder money for corrupt politicians, says US-based activist.

     A Nigerian civil rights activist...
based in the United States of America, Mr. Smart Ajaja, yes­terday, revealed how  some Ni­gerians abroad serve as conduit pipe through which treasury looters starch their ill-gotten wealth abroad.


 2.                    The Nation

     I was not sacked by Supreme Court – Oduah

 Senator Stella Oduah, On Friday in Abuja, described as “a misinterpretation”, media reports which quoted a Supreme Court judgment to have sacked her and other federal lawmakers from Anambra.


3.                   Vanguard

      ARMS DEAL: EFCC closes in on Obanikoro’s children over N4.8billion

TWO sons of former Minister of state for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro,  Messr Babajide and  Gbolahan Obanikoro are currently on the radar of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC. Sources at the anti- graft agency disclosed that N4,745,000,000.00 was traced to a company, Sylvan McNamara Limited, in which they have interest.

        
4.                  Guardian

     Kogi Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal Relocates To Abuja

      THE President of the Appeal Court, Justice Zainab Bulkashua has ordered the immediate relocation of the Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal sitting in Lokoja to Abuja for further sittings and other businesses of the three-member panel.


  5.                     Punch

   Criticism won’t stop Buhari’s anti-corruption war –Mohammed

     The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said that President Muhammadu Buhari will not relent in his war against corruption until the scourge is destroyed in the country.


6.           National Mirror

   ‘Nigeria lost $174 billion to corruption in 2015’ – Report

Unless the country radically reforms its public and private sector administration, Nigeria may lose as much as 37 percent of its total GDP by 2030, says Pricewater Cooper, PwC, leading audit, assurance rating company by global acclaim.

     

7.            Daily Trust

      Obasanjo, Anyaoku to discuss democracy, development

Former president Olusegun Obasanjo, former Secretary General of the Commonwealth, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, and a leading authority on Nigerian affairs, Professor Richard Joseph of the Northwestern University, United States of America, are to lead academics, scholars and activists to discuss  Nigeria’s challenges in democracy, economy and society in Ibadan, Oyo State capital.

8.          Tribune

  Kogi: Bello reinstates sacked 15 LG chairmen
    Govenor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State has reinstated 15 local government chairmen sacked by his predecessor, Idris Wada, for defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC).