Metro Nigeria: Today's Newspaper Headlines [10 December, 2016]

[PressRoom]

Below are some of the headlines in some selected Nigerian Dailies for today, Saturday, December 10, 2016.

NEW TELEGRAPH:

• RIVERS RERUN: AMAECHI, WIKE IN FINAL SHOWDOWN
  
  
• Ebute-Ilaje Tears of a community
  
  
• Don’t lose hope in Nigeria, Buhari tells youths
  
  
• Supreme Court declines to unseat Tambuwal
  
  
• Supreme Court declines to unseat Tambuwal
  
  
• FG denies plan to seek IMF loan
  
  
• Concede if you lose, Kofi Annan tells Ghanaian candidates
  
  
• Banks, key to economic recovery, says Emefiele
  
  
• US, UK, others aiding corruption in Nigeria –Falana
  
  
• You can be sure there is a reason I’m still single – John Dumelo

PUNCH:

• $400m Abacha loot: FG to pay Swiss govt $79m commission
  
  
• Mixed reaction in Calabar over Ayade’s victory
  
  
• Multiple bomb blasts kill 56, injure 177 in Adamawa
  
  
• Mega party: New name controversy trails planned merger
  
  
• I’m not part of mega party – Emmanuel
  
  
• Rivers rerun: Buhari orders security agents to deal with troublemakers
  
  
• Recession: Tinubu seeks input from stakeholders on legislative action
  
  
• Religious groups, leaders to Buhari: Nigerians are hungry
  
  
• Crisis : We never attacked Ondo community – Ogun residents
  
  
• Rerun: APC has declared war on Rivers people, Says Makarfi’s PDP
  
  
• FG to sell N20bn of green bonds in Q1
  
  
• Osun bailout remains N3.352m for state, not N3.362bn- Assembly
  
  
• 80% free trade zones in Nigeria dormant – AFZA
  
  
• Geospatial technology’ll grow Nigeria’s economy by $3bn – British govt
  
  
• UK, US, others call for violence-free poll in Rivers
  
  
• Supreme Court orders Ekiti to pay ex-council chairmen 15 months salaries
  
  
• Dickson restricts Fulani herdsmen, warns against farms’ invasion
  
  
• Tambuwal: Supreme Court orders fresh hearing of suit
  
  
• OAU first-class graduate announced dead on graduation day
  
  
• Constituency projects: Senate under fire over N1.4tn demand
  
  
• Falcons: My statement taken out of context -Dalung
  
  
• Cameo, KSA, Flavour billed for Glo 2016 Ovation Carols
  
  
• Police hunt UK deportee for killing father
  
  
• US-based Nigerian cries out as Lagos policemen take over her house
  
  
  THE NATION:
  
  
• Amaechi, Wike renew offensive as Rivers elects new lawmakers today
  
  
• B/Haram: Teenage girl bombers kill 30, injure 57 in Adamawa
  
  
• Amazing: Nigeria made N70tr from oil in 15 years, says NEITI scribe
  
  
• CBN commits N23b to Anchor Borrowers’ Programme
  
  
• Naira stabilises at N485 per dollar at parallel market
  
  
• Supreme Court voids law empowering governors to sack LG chairmen, councillors
  
  
• Watford Coach: I’m not interested in Mikel
  
  
• 53 burnt to death in Benin-Onitsha auto crash
  
  
• Chukwu tells NFF: Cut national teams to 7 to reduce cost
  
  
• Falcons face life bans
  
  
• NPFL Stars observe a minute silence for Chapecoense victims
  
  
  
  
  
• VANGUARD:
  
  
• No More Ultimatum Again If Ijaw Kills Our Kinsman, Razes Communities – UPU
  
  
• Two Escape Death As Train Crashes Into Truck In Aba
  
  
• Biafra’s agenda is not to break away from Nigeria – Achuzia
  
  
• Recession Takes The Wind Off Abuja Carnival’s Sail
  
  
• Warri Choral Society Honours Oyegun
  
  
• Rivers Rerun Polls: Innocent Blood Should Not Be Spilled, Buhari Warns
  
  
• Oshoala: We Are Not Protesting But Fighting For Our Welfare
  
  
• MTV Base Unveils Panel To Select Hottest Nigerian Songs Of 2016
  
  
• God can do anything, Adeboye declares
  
  
• Enugu residents score Ugwuanyi high on provision of critical infrastructure
  
  
• Ekiti CJ orders release of 31 awaiting trial inmates
  
  
• Badagry community kicks as Police block access road