CG NEWSPAPER REVIEW - Today's Daily Sun Newspaper Headlines [6 November, 2017]

Below are the headlines found on The Daily Sun Online Newspaper for today, Monday 6th November, 2017.

Herdsmen attack: Why we raised alarm ' Ujege

Buhari remains stabilising factor in Nigeria ' Shettima

Why Lagos is working ' Mohammed

Anambra guber polls should not be seen as do-or die ' Okosa

Buhari should give Igbo 'juicy' ministerial positions 'Apugo

Nigeria wins first FIBA 3X3 Africa Cup

Eagles' injury worries deepen

Eagles call-up excites Uzoho

NextGen Search: Oyo boxing boss lauds GOtv

Zenith/Delta Principals Cup : Prelims to produce 26 qualifiers

Nigerian Sports Awards: Voting ends November 12

Gwarzogate: Anxiety mounts as SEC DG jets out to London

18 bio-fortified food varieties released in Nigeria

Inventors should protect their inventions ' Dr. Ibrahim, NOTAP boss

PBS Trading, KADS partner to revive moribund govt-owned agro-businesses

Novus Agro Nigeria Commodity Index, Oct 25 'Nov 1, 2017

How to earn more money from vertical sacks farming

SON partners NPA to prevent influx of substandard goods

Industrial microbiologists plan seminar in Lagos

Join top entrepreneurs producing hair shampoo for good income

Try biofuel investment for multiple income streams

160 Reps reject official cars

PDP sweeps Enugu council polls

OYC hits group for opposing Ikpeazu's second term

ICPC to seal 62 fake schools

Niger Delta elders reach out to Avengers to halt planned attacks

Wike unveils secret of success at Chatham House

Buhari, Sultan, Shekau others make global most powerful Muslims list

2019: UN confident of credible polls

AGF in another controversy

All eyes on new 5 Series at BMW 'Bimmerfest 2017

Bayelsa: A model in performance leadership

An evening with the don of counselling

Reinhard Bonnke: Bidding farewell to God's great friend

New investors for Nigeria's ailing refineries

Is Nigeria ready for COP 23

Nigerians and the burden of prayer coverage

Reducing inequality in healthcare with UHC

The problem of 'quota' judges

North Korea crisis: Why China insists on regional peace, by experts