Metro Nigeria: Today's Newspaper Headlines [31 October, 2016]

[PressRoom]

Below are some of the headlines in some selected Nigerian Dailies for today, Monday, October, 31, 2016.

NEW TELEGRAPH:

• Arms Probe: Buhari To Fire Indicted Top Aides
  
  
• Recession: Shell, Chevron Plan Fresh 250 Job Cut
  
  
• My Govt Didn’t Detain Anybody For Free Speech-Jonathan
  
  
• Release Kanu Now, Igbo Leaders Tell FG
  
  
• Reps Summon Customs Boss Over Payment Of N250m To Unlicensed Broker
  
  
• Alleged Corruption: Row Over Judges’ Trial

PUNCH:

• Recession: Ford stops exportation of 500 vehicles to Nigeria
  
  
• Boko Haram recruiting youths to supply fuel in Borno – NSCDC
  
  
• Policeman stabs tout to death over N100
  
  
• Spill: Delta Communities threaten to shut Escravos-Warri Line
  
  
• No nepotism, detention of critics under me – Jonathan
  
  
• I rent houses for police, says Imo traditional ruler
  
  
• Edo court convicts 245 sanitation offenders
  
  
• Assault victim begs Edo monarch for forgiveness
  
  
• Man treks from Lagos to Zaria for lover

THE NATION:

• $2.2b arms deals: Dasuki to call Jonathan as witness
  
  
• Buhari: I’ve never asked anybody to induce judges
  
  
• Nigeria lost N2.1tr to militancy, says NNPC boss
  
  
• CBN to blacklist fraudulent bank customers
  
  
• Biafra clamour illegal, says minister
  
  
• Oshonaike becomes African champion again
  
  
• CBN sells N51b T-Bills, interbank rate flat
  

VANGUARD:

• Murray Wins Vienna Title, Closes In On No 1
  
  
• Navy In Mop-Up Operations At Arepo, Other Creeks
  
  
• Martins Signs N4bn Shanghai Deal
  
  
• Robbers Attack Delta Bank With Dynamite, Cart Off N25m
  
  
• Six Months After, Army Opens Investigation Into Soldier’s Killing Of Woman In Warri
  
  
• Algeria Can Win In Nigeria—Belloumi
  
  
• Woman Held In Ebonyi Prisons Over N400 Cocoyam Regains Freedom
  
  
• S/Korean Firm To Build 550 Megawatts Power Plant In C-River
  
  
• FOREX REJECTION: We Won’t Join Issues With NNPC —IPMAN
  
  
• FG, N-Deltans Responsible For Region’s Problems – Ogbeha
  
  
• Anambra Celebrates 25th Anniversary With Culture Festival