CG NEWSPAPER REVIEW - Today's The Nation Newspaper Headlines [3 May, 2018]

Below are the headlines found on The Nation Online Newspaper for today, Thursday 3 May, 2018.

Ogoke-Ejiogu rues botched promotion bid

A review of the book Fortuna in Lagos

Fall of a Senior Advocate

Restructuring a must, say Anyaoku, Akintoye, others

NNPC sets 2020 deadline for zero gas flaring

I ll never endorse Buhari, says Obasanjo

FEC approves additional N80b for Lagos-Ibadan road

Melaye rearrested after N90million bail

$2.1b arms cash: Govt files 14 fresh charges against Dasuki, others

GIABA: Tracking Africas $30.4b illegally transferred funds

Man commits suicide at UCH

Man held for attempt to murder step-son

Were not part of TUCs protest

Aluko, Oluleye deny withdrawing from race

I will return to Ekiti Government House

Ojudu: Delegates should vote wisely

Olujimi promises to attract investors

PDP will win between 25 and 27 states in 2019 Atiku

Abia releases N200m for Poly workers salary payment

Well address waste challenges before rainy season, LASG assures

Cross River APC chieftain backs Oshiomole for National Chairman

Minister seeks support for tourism development

Jade Osiberu announces new movie, Nigerian Trade

Yomi Fabiyi honoured as Human Rights Ambassador

Dignitaries grace Sotayos product launch

Stephanie Linus wows at Vlisco Luxury Range launch

Bambam,Teddy A Ex-BBN housemates secure roles in Foreigners God

Kanye West says 400yrs of slavery, a choice

No second miracle for Roma, Liverpool book Madrid in Kiev final

FIFA proposes biennial mini-World Cup

Anambra: Association to give karate a new face

Lagos bold march towards a smart city

FAAN embraces digital payment system

Dangote announces new appointments

Our financials still undergoing review, says Diamond Bank

SON inaugurates panel on community sanitation

Jaiz Bank unveils five-year strategic plan

Shareholders laud Transcorps turnaround

NCC: competition stimulates performance

Cybercrooks attempt to steal $3.9m from maritime sector

ABCON seeks rate review, VAT exemption for BDCs

One explosion too many

Doctors exodus