Newspaper Headlines: We’ll reach out to Kwankwaso at appropriate time, says Shettima
The internal crisis in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) gets deeper as Iyorchia Ayu, the national chairman of the party, turned down a meeting with Samuel Ortom, Benue governor, boasting that nobody can sack him.
The Punch reports that kidnappers return to the Lagos-Ibadan expressway and abducted travelers. The newspaper says APC workers protest unpaid salaries and want Abdulahi Adamu, the party chairman, probed.
Daily Trust reports that the federal government loses N80 billion annually over a stuck cargo tracking system. The newspaper highlights how politicians turned flood into a campaign tool.
The Nation reports that Iyorchia Ayu, PDP chairman, turned down a request to meet Samuel Ortom, Benue governor. The newspaper says that police claim the Abuja terror alert is unfounded and sponsored to create fear.
The Sun says fear heightens in Abuja despite FG’s assurances of safety over the terror alert. The newspaper reports why Gbenga Daniel, former governor of Ogun, is gunning for senate.
Independent says Atiku Abubakar, presidential candidate of the PDP, holds meeting with US officials over terror alert in Nigeria. The newspaper reports that civil society urges INEC to review the sequence of the 2023 poll.
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