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For today, Friday, May 22, 2015:
VANGUARD NEWSPAPER
No facts from Jonathan on fuel crisis – Buhari
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We need drastic reforms, civil service reduction if Buhari must succeed
42 killed in Benue, Plateau attacks
Village Headmaster, Femi Robinson dies at 75
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THE PUNCH NEWSPAPER
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We won’t resign, PDP NWC members vow
Oyinlola’s lawyer loses practising licence over election case
Unpaid salaries: Strike imminent in 18 states
AIB blames pilots, others for four Nigerian plane crashes
Jonathan’s acceptance of defeat averted crisis
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Lagosians groan as fuel shortage worsens
Buhari gets transition committee report without FG’s input
Nigerians berate Air Force, want overzealous officers punished
Crisis: Fayose imposes curfew on Ekiti
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THE GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER
Anxiety over Lekki seaport cargo evacuation strategy
Osun 2007 election: LPDC derobes SAN, strips him of practice licence
Senate deplores persistent fuel scarcity, raise probe panel
Fayose imposes dusk-to-dawn curfew
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THISDAY NEWSPAPER
APC Transition committee submits report, laments FG’s poor cooperation
Senate probes protracted fuel scarcity
Senate Presidency: APC Leadership meets senators today
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BUSINESS DAY
Banks to surpass Q1 positive outlook on back of new CRR policy
Lagos in renewed effort to woo investors in N71bn airport
Construction industry capacity drops below 30% over FG’s 500bn debt
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DAILY SUN NEWSPAPER
Senate Presidency: APC settles for sole candidate
Fayose imposes dusk-to-dawn curfew in Ekiti
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NATIONAL MIRROR NEWSPAPER
Senate probes fuel scarcity
Mu’azu, Anenih not forced to resign
CJN raise fresh panel of Supreme Court Justices on Constitution amendment
How 4 aircraft crashed in Nigeria in 5 yrs
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NEW TELEGRAPH NEWSPAPER
SGF: Buhari considers Onu, Ngige, Nwosu
Senate probes fuel scarcity
States got N1.5trn allocation in 2014
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