Newspaper Headlines: APC may throw its 2023 presidential ticket open
Issues on the zoning of the 2023 presidency by the two major political parties in the country dominated the cover pages of Nigerian newspapers.
The Punch reports that the All Progressives Congress (APC) may throw open its 2023 presidential ticket to all eligible members irrespective of geo-political zones. The newspaper says gunmen killed 24 people in Kaduna and Niger communities.
The Nation says governors are leading a new opposition to the reworked electoral act amendment bill over two clauses in the bill. The newspaper reports that the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has launched a new assessment regime to determine the taxes to be paid by companies before they file returns.
The Guardian reports that Ohanaeze Ndigbo has warned of impending danger if a politician from the northern part of the country succeeds President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023. The newspaper says the People’s Alternative Political Movement (TPAP-M) asked the federal government to provide details of the N3 trillion budgeted for petrol subsidy in 2022.
The Nigerian Tribune reports that the Middle Belt Forum said Nigeria’s president in 2023 must come from the southern part of the country. The presidency lambasted the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) over its comments on Buhari’s aborted trip to Zamfara, the newspaper says.
Daily Independent reports that Nigeria’s fiscal indiscipline may worsen the debt sustainability crisis. The newspaper says the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) intercepted 22 international passports hidden in bag of garri.
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