Different headlines dominate the coverage pages of Nigerian newspapers today.
“Niger begs Nigeria for petrol despite tense relations,” Punch Newspaper reported.
“Call those heating the polity to order, Bode George charges FG,” Daily Independent reported.
“Wike taunts Fubara in Rivers,” according to The Sun.
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“3 months after Members’ appointment, river basins still operate without boards,” Leadership newspaper.
“Global human rights advocates to take up case of condemned Adamawa farmer,” The Daily Monitor reported.
“Judicial Panel faults S’Court judgment on Rivers State Appeal,” The Times reported.
“New PoS charges threaten FG’s financial policy,” Tribune reported.
“Ondo unveils power revolution, targets rural development,” The Hope reported.
“Rivers Crisis: You’re Already Down 2-0, Wike Tells Fubara,” according to The Matrix.
“Christians, Muslims face insecurity; my wife’s a Pastor” – Tinubu …Says he’s not a religious bigot,” Liberty reported.
“Inside story of the El-Rufai agenda to Stop Tinubu,” Vanguard reported.
“2027: Opposition returns to drawing board,” The Telegraph reported.
We thank Abiola Ayankunbi, a media management expert, for providing screenshots of the newspapers’ front pages
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