Nigeria: Today's Newspaper Headlines [06 September, 2016]

Below are some of the headlines in some selected Nigerian Dailies for today, Tuesday, 06 September, 2016

 
PUNCH

• Assembly asks police to enforce law against rape
  
  
• ‘Youths need guidance when using social media’
  
  
• Eid-el-Kabir: Ram sellers lament low patronage in Kaduna
  
  
• FG knows where our girls are – Chibok community
  
  
• Wike backs military operation against militants
  
  
• Embrace dialogue, Urhobo youths tell militants
  
  
• Stay away from Rivers, militant leader warns Avengers
  
  
• Feud: Jonathan’s kinsmen break 25-year-old jinx, get king
  
  
• Buhari not against restructuring, says Ngige
  

VANGUARD:

• Imo LG Election Holds January
  
  
• Benue Farmers Get N100m Cassava Production Input
  
  
• Abagana/Ukpo Land Dispute: Anambra CP Threatens More Arrests
  
  
• ONDO:The Battle Of The SANs
  
  
• Need To Partner The Military In Niger Delta
  
  
• DSS Interim Report Indicts Oakland Operator Over Death Of 3 Kids
  
  
• Lalong Resuscitates PIPC To Boost Revenue
  
  
• CEDDERT Holds Seminar On Farmers, Herdsmen Clash
  
  
• Day Of Charity: Ex-Benue Dep Gov Makes Case For Indigents
  
  
• Recession: Remain Focused, Don’t Let PDP Distract You, APC Urges Buhari
  
  
• Woman Attacks Husband With Cutlass Over Move To Marry Another Wife
  
  
• CBN To Sanction Banks Over Power Fund
  

NEW TELEGRAPH:

• No Plan To Hike Fuel Price, Says NNPC
  
  
• Four Soldiers Drown As Boat Capsizes
  
  
• Oil Swap: Cracks In FG’s Direct Sale Of Refineries’ Crude
  
  
• Militant Leader To Surrender Arms, Warns Avengers Against Attacking Rivers
  
  
• APC Can’t Last Beyond 2019, Says Ex-SSG
  
  
• NAFDAC Laments Fake Malaria Drugs, Warns Buyers
  
  
• Army Arrests Journalist, Salkida, Over Link With Boko Haram
  
  
• Nigeria Ranks Third Highest In Global Malnutrition
  
  
• Bread Bakers Hike Prices By 20%
  
  
• Fayemi To Address Investors At ADU, Australia
  

NIGERIAN TRIBUNE:

• WHO Confirms Third Polio Case In Nigeria
  
  
• Fast, Pray For Nigeria — JNI
  
  
• Militancy: CSO Tackles Amnesty International Over Interference
  
  
• KIDNAPPING: POLICE BEGIN SEARCH FOR ABDUCTED OIL WORKERS IN RIVERS
  
  
• Nigeria To Achieve Universal Pry Education By 2070 —UNESCO Report
  
  
• Justice Abang Returns El-Zakzaky’s Case File To CJ
  
  
• GCE Candidates Protest Planned Relocation To Ondo, Delta
  
  
• Buhari Leads Osinbajo, APC Govs To Edo Grand Rally
  
  
• INEC To Use Incident Forms •NYSC DG Solicits Safety Of Corps Members
  

THE NATION:

• Police arrest 16 suspected kidnappers in Abia
  
  
• FG approves harmonization of military pensions
  
  
• 40 killed in Syria bombings
  
  
• Borno IDPs return home
  
  
• New Media: PDP Sacks Adeyanju as director
  
  
• Ekiti to demolish more houses for Flyover project
  
  
• Govt: No fuel hike
  
  
• Protests over Ondo APC governorship election primary
  
  
• Four soldiers missing in Bayelsa boat mishap
  
  
• Wanted journalist returns as visa expires
  
  
• WHO confirms another polio case in Nigeria