Today, different headlines dominated Nigerian newspapers’ cover pages.
Punch reported that, “Insecurity: Reps, Benue gov clash as NASS resumes today.”
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New Telegraph reported that, “Senate moves to reconcile stakeholders in Rivers crisis.”
According to News Direct, “FEC bans procurement of foreign goods produced locally.”
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Platform Times reported that, “After CBEX, Another Ponzi Wipes Out Investors’ Funds.”
“Tragedy in Nasarawa: Police Probe Death of 5 Children Found in Abandoned Car,” First News reported.
“Crisis in N/West Devt Commission over scholarship scheme,” Daily Trust reported.
“FEC okays Nigeria first’ economic policy to prioritise local industry,” according to Tribune.
“Nigeria risks losing the youth generation to drug abuse, mental health crisis,” The Guardian reported.
“Anti-Tinubu coalition: North alone can’t decide 2027 presidency – Tanko Yakassai, ACF,” Vanguard reported.
“PTAD Blames CBN For Delay Payment Of Retirees Pensions,” Daily Times wrote.
“Bandits, herdsmen wreak more havoc,” according to The Sun.
We thank Abiola Ayankunbi, a media management expert, for providing screenshots of the newspapers’ front pages.
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