Nigerian Newspapers: 10 things to know this Monday, Morning, October 2

Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers:

1. Tinubu’s Legal Team Protests: Lawyers representing Bola Tinubu raise objections as court orders the release of his Chicago academic record.

2. Milestone in Gas Sector: The Federal Government grants the first wholesale gas supply license under the new Petroleum Industry Act (PIA).

3. Economic Impact of Devaluation: Following the devaluation, the government and banks profit N2.2 trillion, while manufacturers face a significant loss of N495 billion.

4. Progress in Labor Negotiations: The Federal Government approves allowances for senior staff, potentially leading to the suspension of a looming strike.

5. Political Dispute on Independence Day: APC criticizes PDP’s response to Tinubu’s Independence Day speech, sparking a political debate.

6. Tragic Road Accident: A crash on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway results in one fatality and injuries to seven individuals.

7. No Plea Bargain with Emefiele: The Attorney General of the Federation confirms no plea bargain agreement involving Emefiele, the CBN Governor.

8. Pilgrimage Update: Lagos State facilitates the transportation of 310 pilgrims to Jordan and Israel for religious purposes.

9. Scrabble Excellence in Lagos: Nwali showcases exceptional skills in a Scrabble event held in Lagos.

10. Football Bonuses Controversy: The Nigerian women’s national football team, Falcons, expresses discontent over inadequate bonuses, while the NFF maintains that the money has been disbursed, prompting a dispute over fair treatment.