Top Stories Across Nigerian Newspaper Headlines Today Monday February 21, 2022 can be accessed below.
GoldenNewsNg has compiled top Naija news headlines from Nigerian newspapers today, this means the latest Naija news, top newspaper headlines and happenings in Nigeria can be accessed on this page.
PUNCH newspaper
Convention: APC battles consensus crisis as Buhari, governors meet Tuesday
Strike: ASUU NEC converges on Abuja today, to meet FG
Nigeria lost 2,038 lives to air crashes in 53 years, says AIB
FG admits inspection failure caused dirty fuel imports, prices soar in states
Fuel scarcity: Private depots hike rates, more filling stations may sell above N180/litre.
Vanguard newspaper
I’m ready to get dirty – Tinubu
NAFDAC impounds 120 tons of unwholesome imported ponmo
TUC threatens strike over fuel scarcity
APC Convention: Buhari, govs meet on Tuesday
EndSARS aftermath: RCCG DSA retools Pen Cinema Agege Divisional Police Headquarters.
The Guardian newspaper
‘N861b freight cost for 26 months enough to rehabilitate refineries’
I’ll fix decayed port infrastructure, says Bello-Koko
Why South should produce Buhari’s successor
In Abuja Art Market, It’s marriage of culture, craft
Real Madrid bounce back from PSG disappointment by beating Alaves.
The Nation newspaper
Governors meet Monday over new APC convention date
Royal blessings for Tinubu’s presidential aspiration in Oyo, Ibadan
Kwankwaso, myself are architects of modern Kano, says Ganduje
NDLEA officer killed, patrol vehicle burnt in Ebonyi
NAFDAC intercepts 120 tons of poisonous ponmo.
ThisDay newspaper
Military Air Strikes Kill ISWAP’S Top Commanders, 21 Insurgents
Resettlement of IDPs: We are Largely Misunderstood, Says Zulum
Military Probes Killing of Seven Children by Fighter Jet Targeting Terrorists
Court Issues Bench Warrant in N10.7bn Ponzi Case
EU’s VP, Vestager: Success of Nigeria’s Democracy, Not for Europe to Judge.
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