Today's Newspaper Headlines : Thursday, April 30, 2015

Fresh news headlines here from selected national newspapers for your reading pleasure

THE NATION

• Jonathan angry as Buhari seeks reports on agencies
• Military evacuates rescued girls, women
• Bayero replaces Abdullahi at NPA
• Shettima, Chibok community: hope rises for Chibok girls
• Joda heads 19-man transition panel
• 29 APC chairmen reaffirm support for Umana
• Protesting workers lock out Anyim over N1.2b allowances
• Benue House plots speakers removal
• Our case against the PwC report on NNPC, by Nigerians
• Another approach to the South African attacks
• Want to boost immunity' Take fruits, veggies
• Pass Traditional Medicine Bill, expert pleads
• Anti-aging tips for Buhari in Change era (4)
• Not a varsity in name only
• Grant from Lagos govt
• NECO host communities disown rejection of new registrar
• FUTA students okay library
• Kogi loses N239m WAEC fees to fraudulent government officials, says committee
• AAU President counsels varsities
• Fayose praises EKSU VC
• LAUTECH alumni lay foundation for 1,000-capacity centre
• Okebukola: if I had Gen Buharis ears
• FUTA forestry students tag trees
• Anti-xenophobia protest rocks South Africa mission
• Tapping oceans hidden resources
• Osun varsity matriculates 2,315
• Honour for Anglican bishop
• Dream big, AUN freshers told
• Mass Comm elects woman president
• Frills and thrills at unions debate
• Rector warns against environmental degradation
• Struck by Cupids arrow
• APCON team visits Redeemers varsity
• Fed Govt to pay marketers N156b subsidy claims today
• Power supply drops to 2,834.30Mw
• Smartphone users and battery headache
• Customs revenue generation up 20 per cent
• Union Banks PBT rises 11% to N4.94b
• 2020 target unrealisable, says NACCIMA
• Mobile money remittances to Nigeria, others to hit $33b
• Broadband is next ICT industry revolution, says NCC
• Nigeria, others lose $50b yearly from illicit financial flows, says EFCC
• Unions protest sack of its leaders
• Voodoo audit
• Pressing issue that Buhari must tackle
• Kogi and the imperative of change
• Sarakis quest for Senate top job
• Tamuno: The sacred canopy of our rainbow coalition 2
• Yugudas multitudinous aides

VANGUARD

• Transition: Don't take Jonathan's magnanimity as cowardice, Jonathan's men tell Buhari's men
• Xenophobic attacks: FG told to make Nigeria habitable
• N580m Toyota Hilux vehicles, bullet proof SUVs: Adamawa lawmakers drag Ngilari to EFCC
• Rivers gov-elect inaugurates c'ttees to facilitate smooth take-off
• Tribunal orders INEC to allow AD inspect election materials in Bayelsa
• Afenifere cautions Buhari over anti-corruption fight
• Confusion in Adamawa as 9 lawmakers impeach speaker at Govt House
• UNILAG gives automatic employment to best two graduands
• Impeachment: Ekiti APC accuses Fayose of stage-managing labour unrest
• AIT: Handle hate campaign as required by law, activists tell Buhari
• PDP govs call for sack of Mu'azu, NWC members
• Buhari's AIT Ban
• Gale of impeachments sweep the polity
• NASS: Why we need Mid-term elections ' Hamalai
• What Buhari must do in 48 months ' Odikpo, APC chieftain
• There'll be vibrant opposition in Senate'PDP senators-elect
• Don makes case for Nigeria's ailing economy, proffers remedies for widespread growth
• Dangote to invest N500bn in two gas pipeline projects
• Ministry implements 60 reforms in intellectual property sector
• KDB Daewoo Securities signs $72m deal with Emirates
• Agency wants producers, marketers to improve quality of locally made products
• Okowa: The struggle, pain and victory
• How not to politicise the Chibok girls' imbroglio
• 84% of smart phones in Nigeria have internet connection ' Ericsson study
• Samsung digital village to provide access to health, education
• Lenoovo unveils smart phones in Nigerian market
• Check Point introduces threat extraction for zero malware
• World Relays: Okagbare leads Nigeria's medal charge
• Eagles camp starts in May
• Dr Mike Adeniyi Adenuga Jnr: Pillar behind Supporters Club Glo-wing performance
• Verbal jabs as moment of truth looms for Pacquiao, Mayweather
• Pacquiao bout a family affair for Mayweathers
• Pacquiao-Mayweather pay-per-view to KO records
• Taiye Taiwo, Bursaspor part ways
• Three former players jailed for match-fixing
• Bolt to put unbeaten Ostrava record on the line
• Blatter re-election set for Asian boost
• 2015 elections: Implications for Nigeria's democracy
• Court rules on property suit May 21
• I was not ridiculed out of police 'Ehindero
• INEC official attacked by thugs leaves hospital
• Anambra pensioners groan under unpaid entitlements
• Reduce bride price, Akonobi, ex-military governor of Anambra, pleads with Igbo parents
• Pupils in Umunachi community rejoice over donation of band by alumnus
• Foundation moves to sustain the legacies of Fr. Stan Anih
• May 28 or 29: When is the inauguration day
• Political appointments and the good of the state
• Actress Moji Olaiya Not Happy Without A Man {Read}
• Classy Chelsea Strolls Pass Leicester City and Gets closer to EPL title {Full Match Reports}

THE SUN

• Why some pastors are labelled politicians ' Ibeakanma
• Ondo dep gov's impeachment: Matters arising
• AKWA IBOM APC CHAIRMEN CONGRATULATE UDOM EMMANUEL
• Osun govt's move to revive cocoa industry hits the rock
• Benue Guber: Tarzoor drags Ortom to Tribunal
• Ibadan community protests outrageous electricity bills, incessant blackout
• Our warring politicians should not kill the Ekiti dream ' Fasuan, state's founding father
• Life as first female Ogun CPS ' Wakama
• 2015: The new power brokers
• Enugu Assembly, Chime at war
• Buhari's change should go beyond mere slogan 'Adediji
• Shobanjo shines at Europe Business Assembly awards
• Nigerians shocked as Arik suspends flight on Lagos ' Dubai route
• Crown Jewels: RMAFC warns against sale of FG'S JV shares
• NAFDAC raids Aba market, arrests 2 over fake product
• Eagles job: Money made us settle for Keshi
• ABU VC lauds Akiga on new basketball hostel
• FIFA U-20 World Cup: Dad confirms Iheanacho for New Zealand
• Yakmut appointed into Commonwealth advisory body
• Squash: Karakal hooks Lobban
• Jega, Fayose, Foursquare men, NPAN laud Adesina
• We believe our missing girls'll soon come home, says Chibok community
• Fayose withdraws suit against APC lawmakers
• Senatorial poll: Lawyer drags Ekwunife to court
• Imo Assembly approves N23.7bn 2014 supplementary budget
• Support me to fight corruption, Buhari tells National Assembly
• UNILAG woos 125 First Class students with job
• Whereabouts Of 26 Arrested INEC Officials Unknown
• We'll fight you over fuel subsidy ' NLC, TUC tell Buhari
• Man Claims Wife Has No Vagina, Court Grants Him Divorce
• NAFDAC Raids Aba Market, Arrests Traders, Shuts Shops Over Fake Products
• Fuel price increase: DPR summons IPMAN in Kwara
• Chibok girls not among group rescued by Nigerian army ' spokesman
• Foursquare men congratulate Adesina over re-election as NGE President
• National Assembly polls: Tribunal receives 10 petitions in Abia
• Buhari inaugurates 19-member transition committee
• Another doctor kidnapped in Port Harcourt
• South East insists on Reps speaker position
• Buhari'll change Nigeria, but' 'Atiku
• Jonathan warns against formation of parallel government
• Meet Muhammadu Buhari transition committee
• Head teacher in trouble over alleged extortion of corps members
• Support me to fight corruption, Buhari tells National Assembly
• Sticky tales around Diezani
• South Africa and the drama of Nigeria
• Baltimore burning!
• Methanol poisoning deaths in Ondo State