Today, the major headlines on the front pages of Nigerian newspapers differ.
While The Matrix reported that “Fubara begs for peace,” Leadership wrote, “PDP, Labour Party Talk Tough, Taunt APC.”
The New Nigerian reported, “Senate Passes Vote Of Confidence On Akpabio.”
The Daily Monitor’s headline read, “Our reforms will protect interests of future generations -Tinubu.”
Business Day says, “Nigerian music exports grow 49% on Afrobeats’ boom.”
Daily Trust reported that “FG opposes N/Assembly’s proposals for 200 new varsities.”
“3,689 Prisoners on death row nationwide,” Daily Times reported.
“Male guber candidates may shun female deputies -Akpabio,” The Sun reported.
According to Vanguard, “Reps adopt 7.5% VAT, reject increase to 15%.” But Tribune wrote, “Reps restrict president’s power to exempt/waive tax payments.”
“My Emergence As President Saved Nigeria From Bankruptcy – Tinubu,” Platform Times reported.
Blueprint said, “After N120bn revenue loss, FG moves against private jet owners.”
Punch reported, “FG knocks Obasanjo as ex-President rates Buhari worst in corruption.”
The Nation said, “Federal Govt kicks off training for two million IT jobs in June.”
“Telcos’ 166% tariff hike draws nationwide outrage,” The Weekend Hope reported.
We thank Abiola Ayankunbi, a media management expert, for providing screenshots of the newspapers’ front pages.
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