In today’s Nigerian Newspapers review program, Today in the News, Vanguard leads with outrage in Port Harcourt as drivers and state refinery are indifference over delay in loading petroleum products.
Another headline focuses special investigation on why Nigerians struggles to raise crude oil production.
Another reports on the temporal shut down of the Marine Bridge as the Lagos State Government begins 10 weeks maintenance.
The Nation reports on the strikes that starts on Monday as few states already lobbying for the payment of the new minimum wage.
Moving to other newspapers, The Guardian has Atiku and Zulum spearheading Northern opposition against tax bills ahead of the National Assembly debate.
Finally, The Punch leads with a the House of Reps suspending the debate of the tax reform due to pressure from Northern State governors.
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