The top 10 stories from all Nigerian newspapers on Wednesday, April

Here are the 10 top stories that become headlines throughout the country today.

1. Gov Zulum urged the increase in military support because of Borno’s struggle with the threat of a new Boko Haram

The Governor of Borno State, Babagana Zulum, has increased alarm over the new surge in the attack and kidnapping of Boko Haram, warning that the frequency of this incident without substantial resistance indicates erosion of control in the state.

2. The Nigerian government to conduct a full audit of the Bajaokuta complex before the resurrection plan

The federal government is preparing to launch a comprehensive technical and financial assessment of the Steel Complex Ajauokuta, a big step towards the revitalization of the old facilities inactive and attracts private investors, according to the Steel Development Minister, Prince Shuibu Audu. Read more

3. Representatives to investigate the misuse of agricultural funds by institutions outside the Ministry of Agriculture

The House of Representatives has announced plans to conduct public hearing to investigate the alleged misuse of government intervention and agricultural funding by the Department, Institutions and Programs that operate outside the Ministry of Agriculture. Read more

4. Prosperity of Nigeria, African Blue Profiles for Success – World Bank

The World Bank has given a significant emphasis on the important role of Nigeria in shaping the future of Africa, stating that the construction of the continent depends on Nigeria’s ability to develop. Read more

5. Senator Natasha sued colleagues, NwaeBonyi, demanding N5BN in damage

The suspended parliamentary member representing the Kogi Central Senatorial District in the National Assembly, Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uuduaghan, slammed the N5 billion lawsuit against the Ebonyi Senator, Onyebonyi Onyebonyi, accused him of more depletion of what he called as a fake statement during a media interview on March 202.

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6. Kwara Govt turned his face as a student risk student, suffering from the absence of an accredited Jamb CBT center

Integrated Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) is an examination for prospective students to the Nigerian tertiary institution. Read more

7. ‘Don’t join the Nigerian Army to be killed cheaply by northern terrorists,’ IPOB warns S’east’s youth

The IGBO separatist group is forbidden, the native of Biafra (IPOB), has warned the young people from the southeast not to join the Nigerian Army after the new announcement that the recruitment of the troops had begun. Read more

8. The military rejects a ransom claim, details of rescue efforts for former NYSC with Tsiga

The defense headquarters (DHQ) on Monday firmly rejected the wide claim that serving and retired military officers contributed funds to pay ransom to the exemption of the former Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier General Maharazu Tsiga (RETD).

9. The US condemned the prohibition of Nigeria imports, quoting “lost income” for the American business

United States Trade Representatives (USTR) have publicly criticized the prohibition of Nigerian imports in 25 categories of goods, with the reason that this restriction significantly hampered market access to American exporters.

10. Rice Freekicks Stun Madrid when Arsenal led the first leg in the quarter of the UCL

Declan Rice scored two extraordinary Freekick for Arsenal in a 3-0 win over Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals at the Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night. Read more

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