Today's Newspaper Headlines : Thursday, April 23, 2015

Newspaper headlines from selected newspapers.....Read

VANGUARD

• Drama, as Abba stalls handover for hours, 3 DIGs protest Arase's appointment
• APC challenges Kashamu's victory at tribunal
• Shortage of gas mars power generation
• 62-yr-old oil mogul rescued from kidnappers in Lagos
• WAEC official killed in war-torn Agatu LGA in Benue
• Saraki, Akume split North-Central Senate caucus
• FG pays N373bn to former PHCN workers
• Abia supplementary poll: Ikpeazu calls for soldiers' withdrawal
• Xenophobia: FG may take Zulu King to ICC
• I have stepped on many big toes, particularly the feet of cabals 'Deziani
• Boko Haram terrorists out of arms, ammunitions ' DHQ
• South Africans Attack Nigerians
• With the people behind me I will win ' Ikpeazu
• Election was a rigging competition between PDP and APGA ' Nyerere, APC candidate
• BoI chief proposes reverse engineering for economy
• Nigeria set to enhance agro-allied products export earnings
• N220bn CBN facility: Skye Bank woos S/East SMEs operators
• The 'Booby traps' in Keshi's contract
• AYAC: Kenyan rescues Nigerian athletes
• All set for Zenith Bank B/ball League
• NFF to announce Keshi's assistants
• Okpekpe Road Race gets Ecobank as official banker
• Chelsea offer Mikel to Southampton
• Sunshine strippers beg LMC
• Real Madrid, Juventus into Champions League semi-finals
• UEFA Champions League: Chicarito sends Real Madrid to Semi-Final
• Chelsea, Samsung, fans celebrate Mikel
• Dagrin: 'If I die, make you no cry for me
• Dagrin's lyrics: If I die
• Constitution amendments: What options left for National Assembly
• Why ex-minister, Kuforiji-Olubi is in court with foreign partners
• Book on corruption & human rights law in Africa
• Anambra evacuates 30-yr-old dumpsite from Onitsha
• Statesmanship in Africa, a fool's prize
• Where Cancer Feasts: Lamentation for Oronto Natei Douglas
• Scorecard for Jonathan administration
• water's like electricity in Calabar: No service, huge bills
• Combined, Cross River's deadly addictive illicit drink
• I Was Surprised At Scale Of 'Malicious Libel' ' Diezani Speaks About Asylum
• PHOTOS: Meet Boy Whose Head Hangs Upside Down Due To Mysterious Condition
• EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Sacked IGP Suleiman Abba Handovers To Solomon Arase
• Nigeria Immigration Begins Recruitment Exercise
• Too Many Vitamins Can Give You Cancer, Major New Study Warns People Who Take Them
• Ex Green Eagles Star, Peter Anieke, Passes On
• Photos: Truck Up In Flames Along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
• Who buys a private jet for $10m for goodness sake' Alison-Madueke
• How Opposition Helped Ajimobi Break Oyo Political Jinx
• Ibadan Polo Tourney Begins

THISDAY

• Report: How Tinubu Could Shape Nigeria's Government
• Ezekwesili Tasks Obama to Replicate Osama Effect and Rescue Chibok Girls
• Certificate Forgery: Two Plaintiffs Withdraw Suits against Buhari
• LCCI Blames CBN for Scarcity of Foreign Exchange
• APC: How PDP, AGPA Rigged Abia Guber Poll
• PDP Calls for Imo Guber Cancellation
• South-south Group Backs Iriase for House Speaker
• Nasarawa: Maku, Others Take Cases to Tribunal
• Rivers Must Always Come First, Princewill Cautions Wike
• Yobe Polls: Maina Waziri Faults Exercise, Heads For Tribunal
• Adewale: Jonathan's Selfishness Ruined PDP
• Brace Up for Opposition Role, APC Tells PDP
• Lagos PDP House Candidate Drags Gbajabiamila to Election Tribunal
• Saraki: Belief in Federal Might Undid the PDP
• Orji, Others Intimidated Abia REC, Says Otti
• Ikpeazu: Abia REC Made up Figures for Otti
• Fayose's Impeachment: Women Protest against Lawmakers
• Agbakoba: Buhari Should Take a Cue from Roosevelt
• Protesters Storm S'African Embassy in Lagos, Mission Shut Down
• Buhari to Publish PwC Forensic Audit on NNPC
• FG Asks Supreme Court to Nullify Amendments to Constitution
• FG: Jonathan will Hand over to Buhari on May 29
• Nigerian Military Guns Down Top Boko Haram Commander
• Home Office Ordered to Bring Back Mother and Five-year-old Son Deported to Nigeria
• Abia Guber Election: Obiano Rallies Support for Otti
• Ayade Gets Certificate of Return, Says No Winner, No Vanquished
• Mnguni: Mandela Won't Be Happy With the Xenophobic Attacks
• Mnguni: Mandela Won't Be Happy With the Xenophobic Attacks
• Nigeria's Code of Corporate Governance Ready
• Continuity Agenda, Impetus for Kwara's Transformation
• Does Continuity Automatically Ensure Good Governance
• Don Advocates Overhauling of Nigeria's Value System, Ethics
• Community Sensitised on Environmental Hazard of Rock Blasting
• UN Officials Seek Continued Investment in Fight against Malaria
• Jose Foundation Tasks Buhari on Corruption
• FG Expends N373bn on PHCN Severance Benefits
• Judge Orders Agip MD to Appear in Court
• Ebola Reduced Lagos Hotel Patronage by 75% in 2014
• Zuckerberg Defends Internet.org Despite Indian Controversy
• CardExpo 2015 to Discuss E-Payment Growth Potential
• Check Point Introduces Threat Extraction for Zero Malware
• Recounting the Card Reader Experience
• Ace Roots vs. Orijin: Renewed Drive to Win Consumer Loyalty
• Barrow: Technology Solutions are Key to Business Growth
• Why Do South Africans Hate Nigerians
• Samsung Redefines Smartphones with Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge
• Globacom Unveils Products with Exciting Bonuses
• Stakeholders Back NITRA's Innovation Seminar
• House Summons Agip Over Oil Spill

THE NATION

• Seven convicted over BRT violations
• Lagos generates 11,000 metric tonnes of waste daily
• I was mistaken for a thief, says suspect
• Judge bars reporters from murder, robbery trial
• Sack fever grips Jonathans aides after Abbas exit
• Presidents wife calls emergency African First Ladies summit
• FRC audits banks accounts
• Fayose: APC planning chaos from May 29
• APC to Fayose: youre a hypocrite
• Olanusi: Ondo Assembly directs CJ to raise panel
• President wont hand over till May 29, says Fed Govt
• Elections in Imo, Abia, Taraba my priority, says Arase
• Boko Haram chief killed as troops storm insurgents enclaves
• Eight Nigerians seek to leave South Africa, says envoy
• WHO traditional medicine strategy: 2014-2023
• Anti-aging tips for Buhari in Change era (3)
• Wanted: Law in traditional medicine practice
• Should teachers be afraid of pupils
• Be job creators, bank chief advises PG students
• Reopen LASU now, ASUU urges govt
• Community craves secondary schools, roads
• Malala, Obaji are education champions
• Law faculty best in Nigeria
• 12-year-old gets football scholarship
• VC, others mourn Tamuno
• AAU to honour Oyakhilome, others
• LBS graduates 132 executives
• I pray God heals me
• Doctors in the house
• The past is behind us, says UNILAG VC
• Acting Rector for Bida Poly
• Strike over poor funding needless
• Auditors meet April 28
• How govt can help us, by students
• College hails Ajimobi
• AIS forms out
• DELSU graduates 59 pharmacists
• Payment of PHCNs workers severance package hits N373b
• Reps consider 2015 budget report today
• Court orders govt to pay ex-NITEL/MTEL workers 20% annual salary
• Lagos rakes in N27b on land transactions
• NLNG generates over $10b revenue
• Nigerias cocoa production to reach 1mt in 2020
• How standardisation can boost Nigerias trade power
• NLC scores BPE below 10%