Today's Newspaper Headlines : Tuesday, April 28, 2015

Headlines from selected newspapers here for your reading pleasure.....

PUNCH

• Chaos mars Nepal quake relief operations
• Subsidise petrol production not consumption
• FCMB underscores importance of deposit mobilisation
• GCR confirms Mutual Alliance rating at BB
• Atlas Mara to invest in top Rwandan bank
• FG warns against intellectual property rights' violation
• Real estate weekend millionaire
• Airport cargo handlers threaten to withdraw services
• BPE to invite seven bidders for Warri Port terminal
• Power: NERC says consumers can question operators
• Streamline your life to have more time
• How to promote your business online
• ACF hails Okorocha's victory
• Collapsed bridge: Contractor must compensate victims, says Kwankwaso
• NJC appeals nullification of ex-CJ's indictment
• Banks use female marketers to woo senators, Reps-elect
• APC leader tells Ihedioha to accept defeat
• Soldiers foil B'Haram's attacks on Borno towns
• FG seeks S'Court's injunction to halt constitution amendment
• Jonathan's defeat, temporary setback for PDP 'Presidency
• Xenophobia: Group advises FG on job creation
• Nigerians should pray for Buhari
• Group condemns Olanusis impeachment
• North-East deserves Senate presidency Ndume
• Dont marginalise SEast, SSouth, Uduaghan warns APC
• Why being first is everything
• Buhari, you are not president of the north
• South Africa needs our sympathy
• Plain truths from renewal
• Time to off-load the presidential fleet
• APC, Buhari, and the Nigerian project
• Turning website visitors into customers
• A visit to National Assemblys website
• The conversation around Internet privacy
• Buzz social media diary
• Teenager abducts, rapes two-year-old girl
• Market capitalisation falls by N88bn
• NPF Microfinance Bank proposes 15K dividend
• FCMB declares N5.2bn PAT for Q1
• Union Bank's profit before tax increases by 11%
• Five-year-old boy kidnapped in Lagos, found in Ogun
• Building collapses, kills bricklayer
• Bus driver crushes 65-year-old woman to death
• I worked to raise $6,000 for Libyan pimp ' Schoolgirl
• Full Text: NNPC forensic audit report
• NNPC audit report exposes double subsidy payments
• BHaram fighters in military uniforms kill 21 in Yobe
• Speakership: Gbajabiamila, Dogara, Iriase lobby new Reps
• Xenophobia: South Africa to release victims names

THISDAY

• Renewed Rival Cult War Claims Five Lives in Edo
• NJC Insists It Has Power to Find Justice Gummi Guilty of Gross Misconduct
• FG Issues RFPs to Seven Prospective Concessionaires for Warri Port
• French Firms Plan Agric Trade Mission to Nigeria
• Jonathan Sacks Femi Thomas, NHIS Executive Secretary
• Desperation in Nepal after Massive Earthquake, 4000 Dead
• Mobil Disowns Recent Oil Spill at Ibeno
• STILL ON THE SPEED LIMITERS
• Scarcity of Petrol Hits Private Depots in Lagos
• NNPC Advocates Quick Reform to Mitigate Oil Revenue Erosion
• NIPP Power Stations Ready to Generate 2,910MW, Says Report
• Nebo Wants Incoming Regime to Prioritise Renewable Power Sources
• Seven Energy Begins Gas Supply to Calabar Power Station
• Conoil Plays Big in Nigeria's Lubricant Market
• Lagos Urges Buhari, N'Assembly to Include 37 Councils in Constitution
• Aliyu: I'm Going on Four Years Sabbatical
• How to Conserve Nature's Gifts is Mankind's Main Challenge, Says Fashola
• Remembering the Rwanda Genocide
• Babangida Aliyu Quitting Politics Till 2019
• Tension in Ekpan Near Warri as Gunmen Kill Community Leader
• No Safe Haven for Looted Funds in Switzerland, Says Envoy
• Lagos Port Still a Bottleneck for Nigerian Economy
• GTBank Gets 'Buy' Recommendation
• FCMB Records N5.8bn Q1 Profit
• All-Share Index Sheds 0.5% as Bear Run Persists
• Power: NERC to Clip Operators' Overbearing Influence
• Airtels CEO, Ogunsanya, to Speak at Businessday CEOs Forum
• Mobil Absolves Self from Oil Spill at Ibeno QIT
• PwC Report: No $20bn Missing But Cites Several Infractions by NNPC
• Lagarde: FG's Fiscal Measures to Manage Oil Price Slump, Excellent
• UBA on Path to Improved Profitability, Management Assures Shareholders
• Suspected Boko Haram Gunmen Kill 21 in Yobe
• Collapsed Bridge: Tricycle Operator Escapes Death by a Whisker in Kano
• PDP Raises the Alarm over Plot by Amaechi, APC to Stop Wike's Inauguration
• Ondo Gets New Deputy Governor
• House Speakership Race: Jibrin Writes Elected Members, Solicits Their Support
• Presidency: 2015 Election a Temporary Setback, Says PDP Must Re-strategise
• Abia Governor-elect, Ikpeazu Promises Inclusive Government
• Jonathan Sacks Femi Thomas, NHIS Executive Secretary
• Unknown Gunmen Bomb Local Radio Station in Okene
• South-east, South-south Groups Demand Self-determination
• Boko Haram is a Fraud, Says Buhari
• Constitution Amendment: FG's Claim of Litigation a Blatant Lie, Says Senate
• Presidency Denies Recalling Nigerian Envoy to S'Africa
• Buhari Bans AIT from Covering His Activities
• Nigeria is in Urgent Need of an Intellectual Property Policy
• Defectors: Playing Games with the People
• We The People Still Await Our Constitution
• Nike Set to 'Spoil' Eagles, Falcons with Kits Worth N150m

GUARDIAN

• APC lawmakers criticise Babatope for calling them charlatans
• Oyo PDP to reconcile members
• B'Haram kills 21 in fresh Yobe attack, military receives 1,000 desert shirts, others to fight insurgency
• Tension in Taraba over alleged imposition of monarch
• Group seeks re-introduction of War Against Indiscipline
• Rep-elect urges dialogue over xenophobia in S'Africa
• Mark decries high turnover of lawmakers in 8th Assembly
• Agenda for the President-elect
• N' Assembly faults Presidency's suit over constitution amendment
• NILS to become capacity devt hub in W'Africa
• NFF's NIKE deal worth $750,000 in first year
• Govt needs to enforce anti-piracy laws
• Atiku urges Buhari to form inclusive govt
• Nigeria hasn't recalled envoys from South Africa, says FG
• Lawmaker faults result of lab test on Ondo strange disease victims
• Amosun signs contract for rail lines across Ogun cities
• Lagos State Government procures 100 vehicles for traditional rulers
• Group seeks transparency in disbursement of fiscal allocations
• Cameron attends RCCG's Festival of Life in London
• Police arrest 20, three INEC officials over electoral offences in Imo
• Gunmen abduct another medical doctor in Rivers
• Nigerian woman in United States allegedly murders 'cheating' husband
• Togo president ahead in weekend vote: partial results
• Sudan's Bashir reelected with 94.5% of vote
• Furious 7' outruns box office rivals for 4th week
• US sends $10 mn in Nepal quake aid
• Islamic State says two men stoned to death for adultery in Iraq
• Saudi-led strikes kill at least 12 Yemeni rebels
• NHRC partners A'Ibom tricycle operators, owners on rights advocacy
• NIPP set for second phase restructuring, targets 4,000MW
• Jonathan, Sambo, Atiku, Dangote, Okadigbo, Otedola, 182 others honoured with Abuja street names
• Rep-elect assures of new, improved fight against corruption
• Nigerians should pray for success of in-coming administrations, says Aliyu
• Dozens reportedly killed across Syria's Idlib
• Israeli strike 'kills militants' on Golan Heights frontier
• Indonesia condemned over death penalty
• Nepal quake deaths hit 3,900
• Lower Niger Congress wants referendum
• Bartomeu: Guardiola deserves respect when he returns to Camp Nou
• United's top-four spot ambition suffers setback, loses 0-3 to Everton
• Hazard will cost 200m, Mourinho warns Real Madrid
• Bulus, Maxwell win CBN Junior Tennis Championships' MVP awards
• NNPC Shell Cup: 27 Schools qualify for zonal preliminaries
• Roberts triumphs at O'Trafford Invitational Tourney
• FirstBank engages customers at trade fair
• SEC's stock market reform club locks out retail brokers
• Osunkeye canvasses public-private partnership in sustainable development
• Don tasks Buharion sanitizing Nigeria's oil sector
• Rapid Transfer leads road race money service

THE NATION

• The multi-billion dollar NNPC fraud, by auditors
• Mimiko gets new deputy as Ondo House sacks Olanusi
• Im ready for probe after tenure, says Jonathan
• Babatope gets knocks for backing illegality
• Constitution: Jonathan files fresh application in Supreme Court
• Oyo Tribunal gets 12 petitions
• $370m Abacha loot traced to Luxembourg
• Hoodlums beat up workers at Ibadan firm
• Abducted Lagos boy rescued in Ogun
• Jonathan sacks NHIS Executive Secretary
• Can there be end to malaria scourge
• SKG Pharma launches products
• Firm, NGO partner on malaria prevention
• Malaria prevention can save billions
• First malaria vaccine out soon
• Funding research ll promote medicine, say experts
• Guidelines on treatment
• Tinubu speaks at LAUTECH convocation
• Treat corrupt judges like criminals
• Only a partys leadership can determine existence or proof of division
• How to practice in multi-jurisdictions
• When judges, magistrates turned against journalists
• Homeowners sue developer for N100m over arbitrary charges
• Lawyers hail CLA conference
• Attempts at auctochthonous constitution
• Stakeholders seek laws to regulate used car importation
• Sri Lankan Bar leader wins award
• Ayangburens stool: court dismisses joinders application
• NCP okays bidders proposal for Warri terminal
• Arik Air pays N4 billion to Fed Govt
• Lagos: Counting the gains of climate change summits
• Surveyors caution agents on misconduct
• Agbakoba: Nigeria can save N300b yearly from aviation cabotage
• Cabotage: Nigeria loses N1.8tr yearly to foreign ship owners
• Customs seizes N105m goods concealed in train
• Airport land lease too costly, says operator
• Lagos hands over rebuilt block
• Accra, Cape Town, Dakar, others for African Mayor Awards
• Money to waste
• The Ondo epidemic
• Ecclesiastical spite
• Remembering Uche Chukwumerije
• So long, Abba
• That pipeline protection contract
• Who succeeds Senate President Mark
• Gbajabiamila: Eyeing number four seat
• Why PDP lost Benue, by stakeholders
• Group challenges Buhari on corruption