CKN News Newspaper Headlines...Friday 20th October 2017

·         Evans, others plead not guilty to kidnapping

·         CBN orders banks to keep database of fraudulent customers

·         $2.1b: Bafarawa loses bid to separate trial

·         NIMASA: NLNG’s demand of N101b an affront to judicial system

·         Fela: Time for Posthumous National Award

·         Jonathan accuses APC of lying, non-performance

·         PMB and his crafty ‘children’ 

·         Racial Abuse: Eniola Aluko Happy after Katharine Newton’s Investigation

·         Dokpesi bought household items with funds from Dasuki – witnesses

·         43 inmates pardoned by Sokoto CJ

·         Boko Haram: Army Warrant Officer promoted Captain for gallantry

·         When Conflict Can be a Good Thing in Church

·         7 interesting things that happened in Kanu’s case on Tuesday

·         EFCC moves to takeover Patience Jonathan's properties

·         FG under fire over sacked director-turned-permsec

·         APC has failed on campaign promises — Jonathan

·         Cash crunch: Governors to raise bonds

·         More bank accounts to be shut as CBN issues strict BVN rules

·         Buhari hails int’l media on Turkey’s failed coup

·         State creation: Senate to rename colleges of education

·         Promotion scandal: NEPC boss forged letter from SGF’s office - Reps

·         Reps probe N895bn power sector intervention funds

·         Excess crude account now $2.3bn

·         NEMA staff begin strike over welfare

·         11 children die of whooping cough in Kano

·         Abductors release DPO, orderly after collecting N5m ransom

 

·         Dasuki spent N650m on national prayer, says EFCC

·         Buhari’s govt good at lies, says Jonathan

·         Man rapes only daughter, 15, for three years

·         Hoodlums hijack LAGBUS, rob passengers, conductor

·         36,000 Nigerians flee to Europe by sea, says FG

·         Politics of national debt sustainability ratios

·         South African FA boss raped me – Singer

·         Johannesburg Stock Exchange suspends trading on Oando shares