Today's Newspaper Headlines : Wednesday, June 17, 2015

News headlines from various newspaper across the nation ready for your reading pleasure. Read, enjoy and have a nice Wednesday.

PUNCH

• Shell sells Warri airport to indigenous oil firm
• Overbilling: NERC orders power firm to refund consumers
• Nigerians divided over AU's single currency, passport proposal
• Chams names Olasiyan chief services officer
• Make oil work for Nigerians, EITI tells Buhari
• NLC crisis will soon be over
• Meeting challenges of the new pension law
• Adopt ICT solutions, NCC tells HR practitioners
• Unemployment: Group advises undergraduates on holiday jobs
• BPE justifies N929.6m fee for PHCN sale
• PenCom to diversify pension investments in July
• VW releases new motorhome
• GM returns to medium truck market
• Jaguar connects XJ to Apple, Android smartphones
• Tips for launching a start-up in another country
• Don't take TCN from Manitoba, Nnaji warns FG
• Labour ministry warns employers against casualisation
• Good expenditure, bad expenditure
• MSMEs key to boosting economic growth 'SMEDAN DG
• Nigerian, Shola Taylor, appointed CTO secretary general
• Saraki vows to tackle corruption in NNPC
• Tinubu didn't impose Lawan, Gbajabiamila on APC ' Boroffice
• Amnesty beneficiaries suffering abroad, ex-militants tell Buhari
• Police rescue Ondo Regent, others from kidnappers
• Expert urges action against renewed B'Haram attacks
• Special status is achievable for Lagos ' Speaker
• Military to take over Aso Rock's Strike Force
• APC crisis: Buhari meets Atiku, Oyegun
• People trying to set me against Buhari Tinubu
• Lagos APC commends FG for stopping OPC contracts
• NASS should hold debate on lawmakers allowances Ezekwesili
• AIbom Assembly gets principal officers
• Of rice business and its many ghost investors
• Amnesty Internationals lopsided report
• The change must start now!
• The dehumanisation of Nigerian workers
• Saraki: From faux pas to fait accompli
• Enabling CPC to perform better
• Buhari's cabinet
• NASS leadership and APC
• Saraki, Dogara and Nigerians
• Amosun, stop these adverts
• Buhari leading other African presidents on social media
• Nigerian startup tech firms doing better than expected
• My regrets as INEC chairman 'Jega
• Winners pastor kidnapped during prayers
• Mother of two jailed six months for robbery
• States debts block access to N55bn UBE fund
• NAssembly crisis: Akande hails APC
• Metuh knocks Kwankwaso for alleged anti-PDP comment
• BHaram: UK pledges more support for Nigeria
• Cowardice: Army to court-martial Gen. Ransome-Kuti, others June 29
• Ramadan: Watch out for moon, clerics urge Muslims
• Edo flays PDP over claim on LG allocations
• Our expulsion, illegal APC leaders
• EFCC grills Elechi over funds misappropriation
• I wont resign for Gbajabiamila, Lasun vows
• Aregbesola, PDP bicker over Osun debt profile
• Cash crunch: Govs meet on bailout option today
• STDs are more dangerous than you think
• Breast and cervical cancers can be prevented
• Cure for debilitating heart and lung disease
• Track your foods
• Food combinations for healthy diet
• PCN bans four pharmacists for sharp practices
• KWASU researchers discover medicine for kidney disorders
• Airtel, others boost maternal health
• Scientists raise the alarm over imported poultry products
• Nigeria poised to be certified polio-free
• It is tough being a woman ' Toke Makinwa
• In The Visit, marriages thrive on lies
• NANTAP to honour Austen-Peters on World Theatre Day
• Marriage isn't my focus ' Mbong Amata
• Golden League: Ogba laments athletes' poor run
• Wawrinka progresses at Queen's
• Keshi happy media didn't put pressure on Eagles
• Meadow Hall win swimming event
• Canada 2015: France, England chase last 16
• FIBA Africa Zone 3 stakes $10,000 for 33 Tour
• NFF targets Sweden coach for Falcons
• Nigeria football technically deficient 'Onigbinde
• Zenith League: Dolphins eye unbeaten run

THISDAY

• LUTH Resident Doctors Begin Total Strike June 29
• N'Assembly Members to Get Miscellaneous, Not Wardrobe Allowance of N8.64bn
• Sterling Bank Introduces New Product for Customers
• Investment One to Facilitate Project Act Nollywood Fund
• Heritage Bank Supports Project Financing Initiatives
• The Individual and Abuja's History
• EFCC Interrogates Elechi, Former Ebonyi Governor
• Dogara's Election, Democracy in Action, Says Ortom
• Polo Luxury Unveils Exquisite Rolex Watches
• Akwa Utd Relocates to Nest of Champions
• NFF Targets World Coach of the Year for Falcons
• Ogba Regret Athletes' Inability to Win Golden League Prize Money
• Nasarawa Amazons, Delta Force, Others Win
• Canada, Germany, Norway Advance
• FIFA Scandal: Blazer Was FBI Informant Since 2011
• Why Ancelotti was Sacked
• Dolgopolov Knocks out Nadal at Queen's Club
• Ghanaian Striker Admits Glo Premier League Tough as Nail
• Kienka Wins Rare All America Sports Academic Scholar Award
• Yaya Toure is New Airtel Africa Brand Ambassador
• FIBA Africa 3X3 Championships to Hold in Lagos
• N10bn for Governor's Office, a Misplaced Priority, Says El-Rufai
• Moghalu: African Oil Producers 'Swimming Naked' in World Economy
• Custodian and Allied Assets Hit N50 Billion
• IEI Interim Management Targets Stability,Competitiveness
• NCRIB Commends LASG on Insurance for Security Personnel
• O3 Capital Partners Game Stores, Introduces Credit Card
• Governance: Buhari Gets Thumbs-up from Ayade
• Female Robber, Maryam Musa, Gets Six Months Jail Term
• Enugu Assembly Approves 12 Advisers for Ugwuanyi
• W'Bank: 2015 Will Be Tough for Nigeria, Others
• NAICOM Explains Ten Year Tenure for Insurance Chief Executives
• Nigerians Flay N9billion Wardrobe Allowance for Legislators
• Police Set up Anti-Kidnapping Squad to Tackle Kidnapping in Sokoto, Kebbi, Zamfara and Niger States
• Governors Meet Tuesday to Consider Bail Out for States, Excess Crude Allocation
• Guard Your Utterances, PDP Tells Kwankwaso
• Ayade Didn't Forge Age, Says SAN
• A'Ibom Leaders Protest Relocation of Election Tribunals to Abuja
• Don't Cloak Buhari in Partisan Toga, Youths Tell APC Leaders
• Dogara Sets up Legislative Agenda Drafting Committee
• Guard Your Utterances, PDP Tells Kwankwaso
• Federal University of Health Science Takes off in Otukpo
• Increased Crime Rate: IG Reads Riot Act to Police
• Delta Will Partner Oil Multi-nationals on Job Creation
• Civil Society Group Berates 'Lopsided' AI Report Indicting Nigeria Military
• THE CHALLENGE OF POROUS BORDERS
• ATM Most Visible Proceed of Banking Sector Reform
• NDIC Warns against Fraudulent Banking Activities
• Access Bank UK Posts Impressive Results
• Union Bank Focuses on Proactive Risk Management
• Crude Oil Production Hit 1.91mbpd in April
• EEG Suspension Drives Down Non-Oil Exports by 33%
• Governors Meet Today, Seek Bailout to Pay Salaries
• Nigerians in S'Africa Report New Xenophobic Attacks
• Sunil Vaswani Takes over Delta Steel in Multibillion Naira Deal
• IG: 27 Missing Policemen Yet to be Declared Dead
• Dateline Set for Reconstruction of Destroyed Borno Communities
• Customs Boss Laments Law Enforcement Agents' Complicity in Smuggling
• Clare Short: Buhari Better Equipped to Reform Extractive Sector with NEITI Reports
• Clare Short: Buhari Better Equipped to Reform Extractive Sector with NEITI Reports
• Court Orders FBN to Disclose Details of Loan for Purchase of Armoured Cars for Stella Oduah
• Anglican Bishop Asks politicians to Initiate Welfare Packages for Less-privileged
• US Contribution to MNJTF is $5m, Not $5bn
• Saraki Pledges to Revisit PIB, Fight Corruption in NNPC
• Security Officials Rescue Ondo Regent, Four Others
• NERC Penalises Abuja Disco over Arbitrary Electricity Charges
• NAFDAC: Methanol Responsible for 'Ogogoro' Deaths in Rivers
• Male Youth Corps Member Murdered in Edo
• Nnaji: Jonathan's Administration Breached FG's Agreement with Geometric
• LUTH Resident Doctors Begin Total Strike June 29

THE SUN

• Only restructuring can solve Nigeria's problem 'Opadokun
• APC in Diaspora tasks FG on change
• South East APC flays Ekweremadu over comment on key appointments
• APC crisis: Buhari launches rescue mission
• Why I didn't join PDP ' Buhari
• Nigeria loses N9bnannually tocounterfeit products
• Alleged fraud: BPE admits awarding N929m contract to wind up PHCN
• Hope rises for Delta Steel as new investors inject N370bn
• StallionGroup targets1.5m tonnes in rice production
• Navy destroys 5,000 stolen crude oil, illegal refineries in Warri
• USAID: 1 million babies saved with new drug, Chlorhexidine in Sokoto, Bauchi
• Eighth NASS: How N/W, S/W Senators, North east gov plot to abort inauguration was hatched
• Unity Bank, others congratulate The Sun MD
• Foursquare Church congratulates Adesina
• Ogogoro: Death toll rises to 71
• Alleged fraud:EFCC quizzes ex-Ebonyi gov, Elechi
• Revealed: How senators, North-East gov's plot to abort N/Assembly inauguration was hatched
• Nigerian Idol winner, K-Peace, visits The Sun
• For Barca and Heineken
• Buhari: Delays, indecision hinder progress
• Mr President, beware of the mafia!
• Revisiting the Onitsha fuel tanker tragedy
• Building new economy through agro-industries
• Ambode's birthday and the war against cancer
• Jumbo pays and unpaid workers' salaries
• Adesina's election as8th AfDB President

GUARDIAN

• Nigeria to review nuclear emergency plans
• Custodian & Allied celebrates growth with anniversary lecture
• GIABA gets special recognition from the Egmont Group
• Govt to enforce legal metrology law in trade, real sector
• OPEC's crude oil supply rises to 31.33mbpd
• World Bank projects slow growth for Nigeria, others
• A bank's new deal for customer satisfaction
• Stakeholders, operators hopeful over leasing law
• Toyota wins investor vote on controversial new shares
• Navy destroys 7 illegal refineries in Warri
• APC lawmaker cannot to fail Nigerians, says Dogara
• Ex Gov. Lamido of Jigawa returns, to report at EFCC on Thursday
• Ugwuanyi pledges good governance, hails perseverance of his supporters
• Canada wants Sudanese President Bashir arrested
• Jurassic World eats up box office records
• Teacher docked for allegedly defrauding lover of N175,000
• Miley Cyrus advocates for transgender rights
• UN General Assembly gets new president
• Nigerians divided over AU's single currency, passport proposal
• Dankwambo tasks House members on effective legislation
• New Horizons lays foundation for N400m ICT centre at varsity
• Muslim leaders urge faithful to watch out for moon today
• House of Representatives Speaker, Deputy vow to resist push to resign
• NERC sanctions Abuja Disco over estimated billings
• Group, others demand N105b compensation over 2011 post-election violence
• US debunks $5 billions donation over B' Haram
• Nintendo sees transformation, but won't forget 'Mario
• Microsoft's Bing expands encryption of web traffic
• Jurassic World' romps its way to box office records
• Trial of 'Terminator' warlord Ntaganda to open July 7
• Eagles don't scare us, says Egypt's coach
• Falcons openly discuss faith, but not sexuality
• FIBA Africa 3X3 Basketball Championship set to light up Lagos
• Real Madrid's youngster, Osede, wants to play for Nigeria
• Corruption: Nobel Peace Centre to end partnership with FIFA
• Enyeama faces sanction over comments about match venue
• Africa's mobile phone penetration now 67%
• AfICTA seeks power sector stability in Nigeria, others
• NCC may axe 37 ISPs operating with expired licence
• Huawei targets ICT penetration in Nigeria
• ipNX gets Frost & Sullivan commendation on service
• NCR targets customer satisfaction with new solution
• MTN donates digital library to school
• Airtel rolls out high-speed Wi-Fi service in Lagos
• Smile boots telemedicine with SMifi
• Aptech offers 90 million scholarships to students on IT skills
• Air pollution kills 3.2 million people yearly, more than AIDS and malaria combined
• Change is education
• Viability of PPP option in digital transition
• Trans fat is not safe and must be removed from food: US
• Minor operation greatly boosts risks of very premature births
• Arisekola: Death, the lion and dog
• Tinubu: A cut above the rest
• The audacity of an incorruptible president
• Buhari: Questions and answers
• Buhari should stay at home for now
• What political leaders can learn from UK election
• METAMORPHOSIS
• A worrisome start to a change promised
• In law space, art incorporates African concept of justice
• Business sustainability through practical steps
• Azaiki rethinks development strategies for a better Nigeria
• Africa Speaks At 46th Art Basel's Contemporary Art Gathering

VANGUARD

• Unpaid Salaries: 36 govs meet on bailout for bankrupt states
• I not under any kind of pressure to conduct election ' Oyegun
• Some people weren't comfortable with Tinubu's ever growing influence ' Boroffice
• Elechi, ex-Ebonyi gov claims innocence on money laundering allegations
• Unpaid salaries: Osun APC calls for understanding at Ramadan
• Why Jonathan deserves Nobel Peace Prize
• What happened to the fight against kidnappers
• APC: A progressing crisis
• We won't allow PDP to die ' Kaze
• Uduaghan was a misunderstood gov ' Idawene, Delta SDP chairman
• Miners move to create 300,000 jobs annually
• Edo PDP and Anenih: Deconstructing Osunbor's unsavoury narrative
• Fulfill campaign promises, diaspora Nigerians tell new administration
• Julius Pondi: Recognizing a legislator of great promise
• At the 8th National Assembly election: PDP giveth and PDP taketh
• Imoke: A legacy of peace and political stability
• 2015 IT Assembly: Stakeholders call for strict regulation, better funding of ICT sector
• How technology boosts hospitality business, by Akpabio
• Nigeria needs more awareness, not legislation on collocation ' Coker
• Nigeria drops in Networked Readiness ranking
• SAP, Hartford Green Consulting showcase SAP business one solution
• Dell receives recognition from Gartner across enterprise product lines
• ACW: 20, 000 African children to participate in software code workshop
• Sack Keshi now
• CAS throws out Giwa's case
• AFCON 2017: Don't write off Super Eagles, Okpala tells Nigerian fans
• Falconets begin 2016 World Cup race against Liberia
• Esperance move to sign Bulbwa
• Mikel waits on Chelsea to confirm Al Ain move
• AFN regrets athlete's inability to win all cash prizes at AFN/Anambra Golden league
• Corruption: Nobel Peace Centre to end partnership with FIFA
• Oshoala: I want us to play like Real Madrid
• NFF queries Keshi, Enyeama
• Remembering Tupac on his 44th birthday!
• Wizkid sends birthday greetings to his 'big daddy', guess who
• When will change come for Nigerian women
• Reverend Father Kidnapped in Ekiti State Regains Freedom
• Naija Sha!! Is This The Best Way Of Securing Your Car From Theft
• NNPC Has Too Many Bank Accounts & Corporation Has Lost Track Of Them ' Buhari Reveals
• Lagos Trader Rapes Neighbor 12yr Daughter Inside Toilet
• Samuel Eto'o Meets World's Tallest Man In Marrakech
• Sanction for Enyeama over Match Venue Comments
• Donald Trump Joins America's Presidential Race, Announces Desire To Run
• Nobel Peace Centre to end Partnership with FIFA Over Corruption Scandal
• EFCC Is Really Busy, Arraigns Internet Fraudster for 54,324 Romance Fraud
• Ex-Jigawa Governor, Lamido Arrives Nigeria, Set To Honour EFCC Invitation
• Be patient-focused, Provost tasks doctors, others
• Dangers of Tramadol

LEADERSHIP

• US Boko Haram Donation $5m, Not $5bn ' Embassy
• Al-Bashir Drama: 1,400 S/African Soldiers 'Held Hostage' In Darfur
• EFCC Quizzes Elechi, Invites Lamido, Shema's Aides
• Why I Failed In Past Elections ' PMB
• Only North, Muslims Can Defeat B'Haram ' Gen Gumi
• Guard Your Utterances,' PDP Tells Kwankwaso
• Commission Sanctions Electricity Distributor Over Outrageous Bills
• We Will Not Be Intimidated By Criticism ' Badeh
• Deputy Speaker Says N150b Budget For NASS Not Over-Bloated
• Naira Closes At N196 To Dollar, Tuesday
• Fans Remember 2Pac On 44th Birthday
• All For Dino Melaye
• I've Learnt To Always Be Myself- Queen Utomi
• God Dey My Side Is A Prayer For Everyone-Kenny Sam
• Thrills & Frills Of Nigeria Idols Season 5 Grand Finale
• Improving Access To Loans Through FMBN Home Renovation Plan
• Climate Change: Nigeria Gets $30m From World Bank
• NLC Urges Buhari To End Indiscriminate Waivers
• Customs Put Value Of Seizures Since 2009 At N41bn
• Union Bank Boosts Profit With Sale Of Subsidiaries
• Nigeria Decries Slow Implementation Of Trade Agreements With Iran
• Oil Revenue: NEITI Threatens To Prosecute Criminal Issues
• Hope Rises As New Investor Takes Over Delta Steel
• BVN: Customers To Submit Numbers Via ATMs, Emails
• Stallion Group Targets 1.5m Tonnes Of Rice Production
• Sack Keshi Now, Hire Foreign TA, Katsina DOS Urges NFF
• Heartland Suspend Coach Olottah
• Chelsea Agree Season-long Loan Deal For Falcao
• AAG/Olympic Qualifiers: Siasia Seeks Better Understanding With Clubs
• Aegon Open: Nadal Crashes Out, Murray Progresses
• Falconets To Begin Quest For World Cup Ticket Against Liberia
• 7 NPFL Clubs Pick New Home Grounds
• Inzaghi Fired As AC Milan Coach After Dismal Season
• Bayern Sign Stuttgart Keeper Ulreich
• My Annual Ramadan Journey
• N5,000 Reprieve For The Poor
• Buhari's Unministered Government: A Good Change
• President Buhari And G7 Summit Video
• Why Aba Is The Fashion Lover's Destination
• 7 Things You Must Not Wear When Travelling Abroad
• Dogara's Victory Gives Hope To Minority ' Sarkin-Noma
• Taraba: Tackling Youth Restiveness For Good Governance
• Kogi Needs Mending ' Kashim, Guber Aspirant
• Nigeria Participates In HWPL Peace Walk
• Girls Not Brides Calls For Renewed Action To End Child Marriage In Africa

TRIBUNE

• Yuguda left liability of N96.9bn, not N125bn 'Transition committee
• NASS enjoys 2.67% of federation budget 'Deputy speaker
• NGF meets on possible FG's bailout for states
• Kano assembly approves 13 commissioners
• NSA, Dasuki, may go this week
• PDP warns Kwankwaso over unguarded utterances
• Civil Society Coalition slams Amnesty International report
• Wale Ojo-Lanre loses grandmum
• Make 8 distinctions, get a scholarship, Niger gov tells students
• Bauchi court sentences female robber to 6-month imprisonment
• Emergence of NASS leadership, indication of mature democracy 'Sule Lamido
• Police parade 3 over Ajah killing
• Incessant killings: Mushin residents take protest to Lagos Assembly
• Kwara NSCDC promotes 700 officers
• Early marriage undermines progress on girls' education 'Lawson
• Ramadan: Moon expected today 'NASRDA
• Military locates Boko Haram's control centre
• We will focus on people-oriented bills 'Saraki
• Aregbesola contradicts self on Osun debt profile 'PDP
• South Africans begin fresh attacks on Nigerians, others
• Court orders First Bank to disclose details of loan over Stella Oduah's bullet-proof vehicles
• Death toll from ogogoro consumption rises to 71 in Rivers
• EFCC quizzes Elechi, former Ebonyi governor
• There's a limit to what I can do at 72 ---Buhari
• I was tortured many times in kidnappers den---Ondo regent
• Women representation: How far can Buhari's wife go
• Politics of the South-East and Ekweremadu
• Africa: CSR as the next sustainable business frontier
• nerc and estimated bills
• ICC not wanted in Africa 'Mugabe
• Yemeni al Qaeda chief killed in US bombing
• Michelle Obama launches $200m girls' education programme
• Donald Trump barges into 2016 US presidential race
• Kwara govt urged to establish fire station in Omu-Aran
• Akure community sends SoS to govt over bad roads
• Lagos: Akinola community cries out over imminent collapse of bridge

THE NATION

• Buharis full speech at 25th AU Summit in Johannesburg
• Female World Cup: USA defeat Nigeria
• Buhari to probe Jonathans $9.7m failed arms contract
• Sarakis election unacceptable, says Abdulsalami panel
• Governors seek bailout for states
• Boko Haram: 27 missing policemen yet to be declared dead, says I-G
• Ramadan: New moon likely today
• My two-week ordeal, by freed Ondo Regent
• Why U.S.ll spend $5m to battle Boko Haram, by envoys
• EFCC quizzes ex-Governor Elechi
• Why there is massive corruption in NNPC, by Saraki
• Court orders First Bank to provide details of bullet proof cars purchase
• Nigerian student in Canada wins leadership award
• Education is foundation of good things Unilorin VC
• Customs seizes goods with N41.322b duty paid value
• Stallion eyes 1.5m tonnes in rice production
• Expert to Buhari: Focus on energy, others
• Glo has 68% of new internet users
• BEDC, Elizade varsity sign MoU on capacity development
• 11 companies ordered to dilute majority equity stakes
• Gin manufacturers fault ban on product
• Eight companies to raise N180b as core investors stake more funds
• Why we are training entrepreneurs
• Manufacturing, mining drag U.S. industrial production
• Ports injustice
• Making of a gangland
• Warrant of arrest for bench-warmer Reps
• Saraki as President of the 8th Senate
• Our Girls; Media vs military; FRSC checkpoints; Legislate against Insult the Citizen Month
• General Abdulsalami Abubakar @ 73
• Nyako admonishes Adamawa lawmakers
• APC and challenge of reconciliation
• Okowa unveils development plan
• Yobe to conduct local govt polls

DAILY TRUST

• EFCC probes Elechi, Kano, Katsina officials
• Ramadan: Expect new moon today ' Space agency
• Buhari and G7 Summit
• Our suspension primitive ' Waku
• Saraki's defiance has sown seeds of discord ' Kwankwaso
• Former LG boss to contest for Kogi governorship
• How PDP failed to produce Plateau Assembly speaker
• Don't appoint less than 37 ministers, Rep advises Buhari
• Group faults Timi Frank's call for Oyegun's resignation
• APC chieftain urges Nigerians to be patient with Buhari
• Thugs attack APC chieftain in Benue
• PDP to Kwankwaso: Guard your utterances
• Senate and attack on party supremacy
• The maritime industry crisis
• Behold the anatomy of change
• US court rules in favour of Muslim denied job for her hijab
• Tipper Garage: The junction of death at Dutse-Baupma
• FCT police arrest suspected armed robbers
• Hajj: FCT intending pilgrims must undergo thorough medical screening ' Board
• How 15-year-old flashlight producer feeds his family
• Police arrest fake air force officer for traffic offenece
• FCT communities: So many poles, transformers yet without electricity
• Climate change: Facing the future together
• Bayelsa raps Shell on oil spill response
• Nigerians urged to pay attention to sanitation
• Ministry tasks NESREA on diligence
• Bauchi govt goes tough on illegal hunting, grazing
• Kaduna's falling reading habit
• Saraki as President of the 8th Senate
• FG picks Geregu, Itu as 2,400mw nuclear power sites
• VAT on services of banks and other financial institutions
• Aviation experts urge FG to save sector from extinction
• Air Peace acquires two Boeing 737-300 aircraft
• Boeing wins AerCap order for 737 MAX jets worth $10.7bn
• Customs, FAAN settle rift, agree to collaborate on airport security
• Boeing says govt loans for Airbus A380neo would go against WTO rulings
• Nigeria's Taylor becomes new CTO's secretary-general
• Firm to pump N370bn in Delta Steel
• Strong corporate governance key to business devt ' Elumelu
• Kofar Soro demands foreign coach for Eagles
• NPL winners will be worthy champions if... ' Ikhana
• El-Kanemi, Heartland, five others pick new homes
• Dikko wants Dangote, others to invest in Nigerian league
• Garba denies demanding money to field players
• I'll ask Zuma about $9.3m botched arms deals ' Buhari
• LMC boss, Dikko wants Dangote, others to invest in Nigerian League