Newspaper Headlines From Nigerian Dailies May 20, 2021

Newspaper Headlines from Nigerian dailies May 20, 2021, can be accessed below.

Here are the Newspaper Headlines from Nigerian dailies today

PUNCH newspaper

1. El-Rufai attacks govs over strike, NGF mulls N380/litre fuel price

2. Malami rules out sharing Ibori loot with Delta

3. Dangote truck caught with 600 smuggled rice, three arrested

4. Lagos teenage factory worker killed in industrial accident on resumption day

5. $189m clinical trial, others ground local COVID-19 vaccine production.

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The Guardian newspaper

IGP urges officers take battles to criminals

Ogun stops direct assessment on directors

Physically challenged artist, Abosede, gets Osinbajo’s support for U.S. training

Methodist Church kicks against ethnic domination, urges unity

NECO reschedules 2021 common entrance exams for June 5.

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Vanguard newspaper

PDP calls for reinstatement of sacked Kaduna workers

Ecobank partners LSETF to support MSMEs in Lagos State

Asaba declaration: Nigeria must be restructured to survive

UNREMITTED FUNDS: NDLEA, SON, 30 other agencies owe FG N1.2trn

Reps probe Max air, Aero Contractors airlines over aircraft engine failures.

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The Nation newspaper

ABSU: Row over ‘pocket money’

Parents, alumni clash over FGC pupils’ plight

The Guild at 60, inspiring the living, honouring the dead

Bandits kill eight, burn church in Kaduna attack

Herders have right to do business anywhere.

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ThisDay newspaper

Govs Okay Full Deregulation of Petrol, N385 Pump Price

Persistent Arson Threatens Future Elections, INEC Warns

Buhari Urges European Nations, Others to Grant Africa Debt Relief

China Joins CBN, Bans Cryptocurrency Transactions

APC Govs Storm Calabar, Lobby Ayade to Defect.

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That’s the top newspaper headlines from Nigerian dailies today. Read more Naija news on NewsOne Nigeria. See you again tomorrow.