Today’s major headlines (Thursday, August 7, 2014)

– Ebola now national emergency –Health Minister
– Too early to send experimental Ebola drug to Africa – Obama
– Poor power supply: Fashola accuses FG of deceit
– Many killed as terrorists raze police station, churches, others in Maiduguri
– Adeboye leads prayers for Chibok girls, Ebola
– I killed my lover because she made me jealous – Suspect
– I butcher human beings in 2 minutes, says Boko Haram chief killer
– Confab report ready — Kutigi
– Oyinlola blames Jonathan for his exit from PDP
– Oyinlola is a serial betrayer — Omisore
– Chibok girls: Govt knows where they are – Jonathan
– Ebola: Consumption of bush meat reduces in Imo
– Ebola: Mark appeals to NMA to end strike
– Chibok schoolgirls: It’s time to use full force – Okorie
– Gusau urges collective effort in tackling terrorism
– Lagos community tackles tank farms over bad road
– No going back on Al-Makura’s impeachment –Nasarawa assembly
– FRSC: Relocation of tank farms only solution to Apapa gridlock
– Bank charges as criminal overkill
– Impeachment, Threats, Thrills
– Varsity scholarship for 102-yr-old monarch
– Ebola: South-West govs meet as Lagos matron dies
– B’Haram: We’re changing tactics, says Chief of Air Staff
– Why Ebola differs from other viruses
– Prince William to become air ambulance pilot
– Osun election cannot be rigged – Jega
– Defection won’t affect APC chances in Edo –Ojezua
– Ebola: Liberia, Sierra Leone block borders
– APC’ll lose Lagos in 2015 –LP
– Russia extends Snowden’s stay by three years
– S’Africa to invest in Nigeria’s non-oil sector
– Chinese dissident Zhisheng released from prison
– Omeruo back with Boro on loan
– FIFA U-20: Nigerians in Canada remember Chibok girls
– NGR vs RWA: NFF weighs Keshi, temporary coach
– Bayern agree Reina deal
– Russia bans agric products from US, others
– Yemeni troops kill seven suspected al-Qaeda militants
– Ebola: Delta designates 7 hospitals as isolation centres
– Don’t let us down, Atiku pleads with voters
– FG withdraws 600 mining licenses
– World Bank commits $5bn to boost power supply in Nigeria, others
– Crude supply to refineries by marine vessels increases cost – Alison-Madueke
– FG approves upgrade of work on 2nd Niger Bridge
– Diamond Bank targets N268.3bn revenue by 2016
– CBN moves to strengthen development of finance institutions
– NSC, NFF parley over electoral congress
– NFF election: Security hurdle for aspirants
– Ebola: Chukwumerije postpones taekwondo tourney
– Webb blows final whistle