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Here are the major headlines for Saturday, August 6, 2016

* It is difficult to fulfill all electoral promises – Buhari

* Nigerians condemn FG for dollar policy for Hajj pilgrims

 * Confusion as Obasanjo is sighted at PDP event venue

* Dogara under fire for saying padding is not corruption

* Pastor rapes member’s daughter during prayer 

* NAF intensifies bombardment of vandals in Ogun communities

* Boko Haram : EU provides additional €12.5 million aid

* Kidnapping : IG deploys 510 policemen on Abuja-Kaduna highway

* EFCC arrests FAAN official over N100 million salary scam

* Electricity bills : DISCOs may disconnect MDAs over N93 billion debt

* l paid my children’s school fees from robbery loot – Ex-policeman

* Sales of luxury apartment drops amid recession

* NSE market capitalization loses N112 billion

* Kalakuta invasion : Friends deserted Fela after failing to stop him from abusing government -Baba Ani

* l didn’t have a rival in ‘The Voice Nigeria’ – A’rase

* Avengers split as faction threatens to expose sponsors, members

* Herdsmen/farmers’ clash : l won’t tolerate acts of criminality – Buhari

* 2016 Hajj : Kano, Kaduna get largest share, as FG subsidizes pilgrims with N7.9 billion

* PDP not for sale – BoT chairman

* Glittering ceremony launches Rio Games

* Improved performances as WAEC releases 2016 May/June results 

* My boys are miracle workers – Siasia

* Airline operators lament perennial shortage of fuel

* MTN posts $357 million loss, cuts dividends

* AMCON recovers N644 billion from debtors, blames N304 billion loss on CBN bond interest 

* New Boko Haram leader unknown in BORNO

* … Why we reject al-Barnawi

* Don’t blame economic woes on low oil price, David West tells FG

* Peter Ogaba is dead

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