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Read today's newspaper headlines [Tuesday, March 22 2016 ]

Read today's newspaper headlines

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For today, March 22 2016:

VANGUARD NEWSPAPER

Power situation in Nigeria no longer laughing matter – BuhariABUJA – President Mohammadu Buhari on Monday woke up to the realities of epileptic power supply in Nigeria, saying that the situation was no longer funny. READ MORE

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No more elections in Rivers until peace returns — INECPORT HARCOURT— THE Independent National Electoral Commssion, INEC, has said that it will not return to Rivers until the state is conducive to conduct elections. READ MORE

RMAFC disagrees with AuGF over NNPC N4.9trn ‘unremitted revenue’The Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission, RMAFC, yesterday, disagreed with the Auditor-General of the Federation, Mr. Samuel Ukura, over the alleged N4.9 trillion which he claimed the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, failed to remit to the Federation Account. READ MORE____________________________________________

THE PUNCH NEWSPAPER

INEC office deserted as Rivers APC demands poll cancellationThe Rivers State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress has called on the Independent National Electoral Commission to go beyond the suspension of state and National Assembly elections in eight local government areas of the state and cancel the entire exercise. READ MORE

Lagos fire razes 100 buildings, kills two tradersNo fewer than 100 makeshift structures were razed on Monday after fire ravaged a part of Small Kuramo in the Lekki area of Lagos State. READ MORE

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Rapists strangle UTME candidate, dump corpse inside bushParents of 20-year-old Joan Egemba, have been thrown into mourning after their daughter was stabbed and strangled by some suspected rapists in the Ijebu Igbo area of Ogun State. READ MORE____________________________________________

THE NATION NEWSPAPER

Seven ex-governors, others to lose loot kept in DubaiAll seems set for the repatriation of over $200billion stashed away by some former governors, ex-ministers and other public officers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), The Nation learnt yesterday. READ MORE

Youth Corps member shot dead during Rivers rerun pollA National Youth Service Corps  (NYSC) member on election duties was shot dead during  Saturday’s Rivers legislative election, it was learnt yesterday. READ MORE

Opposition candidate wins Beninoise presidential rerunREPUBLIC of Benin’s businessman Patrice Talon, who is known as the “king of cotton”, has been declared winner of the country’s presidential run-off. READ MORE

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