Top newspaper headlines & naija news today, October 7, 2021 can be accessed below.
Newsone has compiled top Naija news headlines from Nigerian newspapers today, this means the latest Naija news and happenings in Nigeria can be accessed on this page.
Below are the top Naija news headlines from Nigerian newspapers today.
PUNCH newspaper
Don’t harm our future, experts warn as FG plans more loans
Deposed Ologbotsere plans suit to remove Olu of Warri
FG’s emergency rule threat in Anambra politically motivated, elections were held in Plateau despite killings –Govt
Everywhere I go, I’m asked to contest 2023 presidential seat – Kalu
500 Nigerians lose jobs as UAE declines renewal of work visas.
Vanguard newspaper
Anambra Polls: Uproar, as FG threatens emergency rule
Borrowed money only 23% of GDP — FG
2023: Tension as PDP NEC meets on zoning today
My position on open grazing constitutional — Malami
Newcastle takeover: Saudi-backed deal inches closer.
The Guardian newspaper
WHO recommends use of first malaria vaccine for children
FG threatens to declare state of emergency in Anambra
US jury orders Tesla to pay ex-employee $137 million over racism
NASCO Group refutes allegations of financing terrorism in Nigeria
Stranded Kaduna residents lament ban on commercial motorcyclists, tricylists, telecom services.
The Nation newspaper
UNILAG fixes post-UTME screening for Nov
Protest in Ogun over deplorable Abeokuta-Lagos expressway
Naira: SMEs face tough time
Stock Exchange lifts suspension on African Alliance, Royal Exchange
Reps, NCAA to meet over new handling rate.
This Day newspaper
Tambuwal Visits IDPs in Niger Republic
FG Considers Emergency Rule in Anambra to Protect Electoral Process
FG: We’ll Borrow to Finance N6.258trn 2022 Proposed Budget Deficit
OPEC Gives Condition for Nigeria’s Oil Production Quota Increase
Emefiele Harps on Increased Digital Payment System Surveillance.
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