Nigerian Newspapers, read top Newspaper Headlines today, February 22, 2022, below.
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Below are the Top Stories Across Nigerian Newspaper Headlines, Tuesday, February 22, 2022
PUNCH newspaper
Fuel subsidy: Labour fumes as IMF warns FG against fresh borrowings
FG to begin sensitisation campaign against money rituals
Abba Kyari is worse than Evans, but has backing in high places – Lawyer, Akingbolu
Kanu’s lawyer wants DSS boss charged with contempt
Atiku’s citizenship: Stop harassing politically exposed persons, court warns CSOs.
Vanguard newspaper
Upsets, as APC shifts, fixes convention dates in hours
Strike: FG, ASUU meet today
There’ll be credible elections in 2023 —Jonathan
Bad fuel: Independent marketers shut filling stations
Hoodlums ‘bomb’ Police station, kill officers in Imo.
The Guardian newspaper
Confusion as APC shifts convention to March 26
Amid revenue crisis, FG hopeful of $557.2m windfall from 5G licencees
Court throws out suit challenging Atiku’s citizenship
ECOWAS moves to halt coups, terrorism with one-year action plan
CAF moves Ghana, Nigeria matches as Eagles’ coaches parley with players.
The Nation newspaper
Govt losing $8.810b yearly to e-Customs row
APC shifts convention to March 26 amid grumblings
Ned Nwoko denies marrying new wife
Actor Nosa Rex loses dad
How govt can reduce budget deficit, by expert.
ThisDay newspaper
Return Nigeria’s Artefacts in Your Possession, Buhari Pleads with Nations, Institutions
Again, APC Moves Convention, Now to Hold March 26
UK Injects £10m into Nigeria’s Energy Sector
Drama as Hameed Ali Flays House Reopening of e-Customs Project Probe
Demand for African Tech Developers on the Rise, Google Reveals.
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