SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES 29/12/2021.
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Months after labelling report on UNILAG as fake, FG fails to produce original
Anglican Church condemns police invasion of church, says ‘It was black Sunday’
Fire guts residential building, shops in Ebonyi
Gambia’s Truth Commission recommends prosecution of Yahya Jammeh, payment to victims
COVID: JAMB exempts underage from its ‘no vaccine, no entry’ directive
South African govt to give late Desmond Tutu ‘Special Official Funeral’
National Assembly transmits 2022 budget to Buhari
It’s time to change from tribesman to statesman of character, Obasanjo tells Clark
Ex-minister tackles Amaechi over comment on funds left by Jonathan administration
COVID-19: Nasarawa reclaims lead position in vaccination
War of words in Zamfara after thugs invade venue of PDP congress
Why we take over electricity equipment bought by consumers — DisCos
Customers stranded at ATM points in Ibadan
Sustain operations against bandits, terrorists, air chief charges troops
National Assembly transmits 2022 budget to Buhari
Anglican Church condemns police invasion of church, says ‘It was black Sunday’
It’s time to change from tribesman to statesman of character, Obasanjo tells Clark
Customers stranded at ATM points in Ibadan
Months after labelling report on UNILAG as fake, FG fails to produce original
SPECIAL REPORT: Farmers-Herders Conflict: After many deaths, Ondo residents, officials seek relief under anti-open grazing law
War of words in Zamfara after thugs invade venue of PDP congress
Sustain operations against bandits, terrorists, air chief charges troops
PT Music Playlist: Best 25 Nigerian songs of 2021
Mbappe, Lewandowski not in favour of biennial World Cup
Osimhen may return to Italy for checkup before AFCON
Gambia’s Truth Commission recommends prosecution of Yahya Jammeh, payment to victims
The year 2021: What next?, By Reuben Abati
Oyetola and the a o m’erin j’oba choristers, By Semiu Okanlawon
COVID-19: Nasarawa reclaims lead position in vaccination
Lassa Fever: Nigeria’s death toll rises to 92 amidst COVID-19 surge
COVID-19: Again, Nigeria records two deaths, 859 infections Monday
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