Newspaper Headlines: We have fortified our system against hackers, says INEC
The national dailies focus on diverse issues that range from the plight of flood victims in Rivers, Delta and Niger states to the increase in prices of bread in the country.
The Guardian reports that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) says it has fortified its system against hackers. The newspaper says that flood sacks 200 communities in Rivers, Delta states.
The Sun reports that residents flee Enugu community as troops burn alleged IPOB camp. The newspaper says Hadi Sirika, minister of Aviation, commissioned Ekiti Airport as Kayode Fayemi, governor of the state, bowed out.
Punch details how the Buhari administration borrowed N31 trillion, to leave N39.12 trillion debt for successor. The newspaper reports that Dapo Abiodun, governor of Ogun, says Ibikunle Amosun, his predecessor, is irrelevant towards his reelection.
Daily Trust says bakers, consumers devise survival strategies as bread prices shoot up by 150% in 1 year. The newspaper reports that 33 farmers drowned in Niger boat accident.
Independent reports that Bola Tinubu, presidential candidate of the APC, says his administration will achieve double digit economic growth. The newspaper says LP presidential aspirant seeks N500 million refund from Peter Obi, the presidential standard bearer of the party.
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