NEWS HEADLINE IN SOME NIGERIA NEWSPAPERS TODAY 16TH JUNE 2017.

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·         CAN visits Osinbajo, demands five-point agenda
·         Quit notice: Okorocha, Uwazurike cool tensions
·         Ogba Zoo and Nature Park in throes of death
·         Acid attack: Court extends couple's detention
·         Marital issues affected me at Leicester ' Musa
·         Osinbajo's budget remark faulty, say Saraki, Dogara
·         Reps blow hot over Acting President's comment
·         Bankers' Committee: FX Window attracts $2.2b
·         Conduct tribunal chair may face fresh EFCC probe
·         Court okays partial secret trial for Dasuki
·         I'll win Osun West by-election, says Adeleke
·         NUT endorses govt's plan to sack uncertified teachers by 2018
·         Chief withdraws from Olubadan chieftaincy law review case
·         Group launches N500m Islamic Centre
·         500 get textile materials in Kebbi
·         ANJET, others decry proposed NIHOTOUR bill before NASS
·         NMA, PSN to tackle quackery
·         We'll miss Osotimehin
·         Health reporters mourn Osotimehin
·         Drug and substance misuse: resist the temptation
·         AHI sensitises stakeholders on youth friendly services at PHCs
·         Ogun empowers young people
·         Stanbic IBTC Bank supports savings drive
·         Ban on imported sugar stays
·         Agric union adopts name
·         20 families win in Access Bank's Family Fortune promo
·         Firm opens in Lagos
·         NLC leadership tours affiliate unions
·         Maize, Soy production get support
·         Shoprite reaffirms commitment to made-in-Nigeria products
·         90% of hospitality jobs casualised
·         Babatunde Osotimehin (1949 ' 2017)
·         Adieu, Abubakar Momoh
·         Restructure the National Theatre
·         The moo country
·         APC has no pact with AD, says ex-commissioner
·         Ikpeazu on course in Abia

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