Thursday, July 26, 2012
NIGERIA: Friday Papers, July 27, 2012
COMPILED BY AMBROSE EHIRIM
WASHINGTON POST: US returns 11 cultural artifacts to Nigeria in NY ceremony; recovered from airport shipment
AGI IT: One every 3 pregnant women is HIV positive in Nigeria
THE TIMES OF INDIA: Nigeria asked to punish killers of two Indian traders
THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA: Nigeria to procure $1.2bn on cassava, rice processing plants from China
THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA: Highest budget for defence, a fallacy, says Army chief
THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA: Their bra, hair wig as ‘hideout for drugs’
THIS DAY LIVE: “You Must be Creditworthy to Operate Airline in Nigeria”
VANGUARD NIGERIA: Kidnapped doctors freed
VANGUARD NIGERIA: 10 years younger in London
PUNCH: Women can vote us out in 2015 – Jonathan
PUNCH: Empower police to deal with Boko Haram – Buhari
SUN NEWS: Dana crash: Coroner issues Red Cross, Julius Berger, others bench warrants
BUSINESS DAY: Nigeria seeks $60bn war chest against economic turmoil
TRINIDAD EXPRESS: T&T to host Nigerian president for Emancipation
THIS DAY LIVE: With New Inventions, Army Aims to Check Terror Attacks
THIS DAY LIVE: Subsidy Fraud: Names of 25 Indicted Companies Revealed
BLOOMBERG: Shell to Invest $4 Billion in Two Nigerian Oil and Gas Projects
THE GUARDIAN NIGERIA: Okorocha’s battle with PDP council bosses
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