Metro Nigeria: Today's Newspaper Headlines [17 November, 2016]

[PressRoom]

Below are some of the headlines in some selected Nigerian Dailies for today, Thursday, November, 17, 2016

PUNCH:

• Election exposed deep divisions in US, says Clinton
  
  
• PDP crisis: Sheriff, Makarfi renew hostilities
  
  
• BlackBerry users get seven months WhatsApp lifeline
  
  
• Jonathan renewed hope for Africa’s democracy, says ex-Kenyan leader
  
  
• More trouble for Supreme Court Justice Sylvester Ngwuta
  
  
• BBC to broadcast in Yoruba, Igbo, others
  
  
• Senate fails to stop ASUU strike, summons Adeosun
  
  
• Niger Delta militants not ready for dialogue –Presidency
  
  
• Ex-minister, Rasheed Gbadamosi, dies at 72

VANGUARD:

• AWCON: Falcons Not Under Pressure, Says Omagbemi
  
  
• Trump Will Confront Those With Hidden Agenda To Islamise Nigeria, Fani- Kayode
  
  
• FIFA WC: Algeria Defeat Marks Nigeria’s 100th Win, Says CAF
  
  
• Abia House Recommends Sack Of Chief Magistrate
  
  
• Arrest Of Judges: Judiciary Is Not A Corrupt Institution- Justice Adebajo (Retd)
  
  
• Utilize Govt Health Facilites –Bolanle Ambode
  
  
• I Wouldn’t Have Gone To School If My Parents Were To Pay — Atiku
  
  
• Enugu Community Drags Ugwuanyi, 5 Others To Court Over Land
  
  
• ‘Oil Producing States’ll Support MADE To End Poverty In N’Delta’
  
  
• ‘Like Iheanacho, Osimhen’ll Be A Hit In Germany’
  
  
• Six Delta LGAs Meet On Conflict Resolution
  
  
• Dalung Hails Falconets, Tasks Falcons
  

NEW TELEGRAPH:

• ASUU shuts varsities
  
  
• Kalu joins APC, pledges to deliver South-East
  
  
• Investors record N519bn loss in two weeks
  
  
• Dasuki: Another great leader departs, says Tinubu
  
  
• It’s dangerous to package ‘moi-moi’ in plastics
  
  
• Anger in Igga over kingship
  
  
• Dickson: Fayose is PDP’s leading opposition figure