Today's Newspaper Headlines : Friday, May 15, 2015

THE SUN

• FG urged to redeem guarantee on housing fund
• President, Vice to earn pension for life, says RMAFC
• Consumer abuse: FG intensifies efforts to check impunity in business
• Fuel crisis: PENGASSAN calls for restructuring of PPMC
• FG not cooperating with transition committee, APC insists
• Drivers warn APC lawmakers again
• Forcing Mu'azu to resign'll turn PDP to regional party 'Dahiru
• Elections Petition Tribunal begins sitting in Ekiti
• Kalu inspects INEC documents, gets nod to check card readers
• Tinubu, Amaechi architects of hope, says Soyinka
• APC denies rejecting Nwobodo, Nnaji
• Election Tribunal: Lawyer charged for influencing panel, tribunal staff
• AFCON 2017 qualifier: Keshi lists Egwuekwe, Udoh, 24 others for Chad
• Glo galvanises Flying Eagles to make Africa proud at FIFA U-20 World Cup
• Amaju plans tsunami at Glass House
• Elegbeleye loses out as Jonathan confirms Yakmut as DG
• Akwuegbu tips F/Eagles to rule the world
• Lead poisoning kills 28 children in Niger state
• Burundi coup bid: President returns to Bujumbura
• Lamido, Aliyu Vow Not To Jump Floundering PDP Ship
• Lagos gridlock may not end soon, says NUPENG Chief
• About 7% of Nigeria's 72 Million Labour Force Unemployed ' NBS
• Before the cock crows
• I do sympathise with Buhari
• Comradeship with Uche Chukwumerije
• WORRIES IN WARRI
• Adulawo Technology City is driving job creation in Osun 'Aregbesola
• Eighth Senate: Unity Forum emerges
• Speaker: PDP Reps caucus denies endorsing candidate
• Reps speaker: Plot to change House rules thickens
• Constitution amendment: Senate goes to Supreme Court
• Ekiti kidnap: Doctors banmembers from using NMA's emblem
• Jonathan's concession of defeat rare in Africa 'Benenoise President, Yayi
• I won't succumb to blackmail on independence of judiciary 'Oshiomhole
• New maritime varsity'll save Nigeria foreign exchange on scholarships 'NIMAS DG
• Anambra communities petition Obiano over invasion of land
• Abia poly pledges to address Nigeria's manpower needs
• Obiano hails Obi of Onitsha at 74
• Impeachment: Police plan to detain, poison me, Enugu speaker alleges
• Man arraigned for hacking sexagenarian to death
• Why we seized Ankara fabrics from Ogun markets 'Customs Controller
• Ondo govt battles HIV/AIDS
• Striking workers besiege Plateau Assembly
• Foursqure Church, Gowon, set agenda for incoming govt
• 5 Boko Haram militants shot dead in Iraq
• The essential Uche Chukwumerije
• Buhari's gate and the victory scavengers
• The Ogbonnaya Onu that I know

THISDAY

• Taming Tuberculosis
• Why Adults Should be Immunised
• N20bn Calabar Port Channel Dredging Runs into Troubled Waters
• African Nations to Earn $20bn from Aviation Sector
• More Ships with Fuel Expected at Lagos Port
• Court Asked to Stop PDP from Forcing Muazu, NWC Members to Resign
• Unstable Crude Oil Prices Push NLNG Revenue Down by 30 Per cent
• Cyclist Arrives Abuja from Kaduna in Celebration of Buhari's Victory
• Airline Operator Calls for Employment of Indigenous Pilots
• Court Dismisses Case Seeking to Stop Africa First Ladies Emergency Meeting
• Mu'azu Urged to Take Responsibility for PDP Defeat
• Obasanjo Gives Buhari Tips On Economic Revival
• Plateau Communities Attacked by Soldiers Seek Justice, N10b Compensation
• APC Committee: FG Still Not Cooperating With Us
• Unpaid Salaries: NLC May Shut Down Airports Across the Country
• Jonathan Signs New Criminal Justice Bill Into Law
• Lamido: No Room for Excuses, Buhari Must Deliver on Campaign Promises
• Court Asked to Stop PDP from Forcing Mua'zu, NWC Members to Resign
• Constitution Amendment: FG Refutes Senate's Ambush Claim
• Benin President Lauds Jonathan's Handling of 2015 Elections
• Nigerian Navy, China Sign MoU to Study Chinese Language
• NANS Wants DSTV Dealt with for Flouting Court Order
• Edo Cult Leaders Arrested - Police
• Unstable Crude Oil Prices Push NLNG Revenue Down by 30%
• Jega Expresses Fear over Reconstitution of New INEC Leadership
• APC Committee: FG Still Not Cooperating with Us
• Learn to Emulate Madela, PDP Tells Buhari
• A'Ibom Resident Commissioner Raises the Alarm over Threat to Life
• Soyinka, Tinubu, Others Commend Amaechi's Courage
• Youths March for Dogara
• We Will Resist Any Attempt to Impeach Fayose, Drivers Warn APC Lawmakers
• THE TARABA, PLATEAU KILLING FIELDS
• Buhari Commended for Readiness to Work with Elected Officials of National Assembly
• Speakership Race: Plot to Amend House Rules Thickens
• FG Approves Harmonised Taxes, Levies as CITN Opposes Use of Foreign Tax Consultants
• Revised Methodology Resets Unemployment Rate at 6.4% in 2014
• Power Supply to Grow Worse as Generation Drops by 1,800mw
• Unpaid Salaries: NLC Threatens to Shut Down Airports Across the Country
• Kuku: Honour from Atlanta, Georgia
• Consumer Abuse: FG Intensifies Efforts to Curb Business Impunity
• DMO Sells N60 Billion Bonds
• Fidelity Bank Rewards Savings Account Customers
• Skye Bank Records N137Billion Gross Earnings
• Nigerian Airlines Raise the Alarm over Insurance Rip-off by NAICOM
• In Failed Attack on Maiduguri, Boko Haram Kills Scores, Injures Others
• FG Accuses Marketers of Blackmail over Foreign Exchange Losses
• Court Asked to Stop PDP from Forcing Mu'azu, NWC Members to Resign
• No Room for Excuses, Buhari Must Deliver on Campaign Promises, Says Lamido
• NJC: Judges Now to Be Appointed through Advertisement

PUNCH

• FG approves harmonisation of taxes, levies
• FG moves to end consumer abuse by firms
• Only 4.67 million Nigerians are unemployed 'NBS
• Shell shuts oil export pipeline
• Nigeria loses N600bn gas revenue in one year
• Olam invests in local rice production
• Nestl hosts media workshop on nutrition
• International retail stores woo low-income Nigerian shoppers
• Fidelity Bank offers N700m reward on savings
• FTSE, Stanbic IBTC develop Nigeria pension fund benchmark
• FCMB to support business growth
• Agya Appiah Bitters enters Nigerian market
• Farmers urge Buhari to declare emergency in agriculture
• Chivita woos consumers with social media contest
• Skye Bank grows assets to N1.42tn
• Unilever introduces Knorr quest
• FG sells N60bn bonds at lower yields
• Experts to discuss risk management strategies
• Building construction should start and end with architects 'Babalakin
• Shun corruption, ICPC warns new lawmakers
• I haven't got useful tips from Jonathan ' Buhari
• Trainings have reduced unemployment in Lagos ' Fashola
• Immigration asks expatriates to comply with new policy
• Fire guts Federal Ministry of Education, Abuja
• Poor education responsible for neglect of agric sector
• Boko Haram attack: Military imposes curfew on Maiduguri
• Arrest of govt officials for alleged cultism, shocking
• Ita-Giwa canvasses independent NASS
• PDP chieftain condemns Shelles removal
• Accept your removal, PDP faction tells Lagos chair
• Ondo monarch advises Buhari
• AIbom REC alleges threat to life
• Ekiti PDPs victory doesnt prove Fayoses popularity Oni
• Privatisation, a magic wand
• Nigerias just had a revolution
• Reviving Nigerias ailing forest sector (2)
• Outrageous looting clothed in legality
• The era of waste must end
• Increasingly credible elections, clueless parties
• Social recruiting using Instagram
• Wizkid still most followed Nigerian on Twitter
• How can you market on Facebook
• Buzz social media diary
• 1,800MW of electricity lost in one month ' FG
• Group defends Ndoma-Egba
• Two policemen killed during vandals' attack
• Yero held hostage over unpaid allowances
• Speakership: Weve no candidate, PDP Reps insist
• Kashamus lawyer insists Adokes friend leaked abduction plot

VANGUARD

• Over 60 killed, scores injured as troops, Boko Haram clash
• How we defeated Jonathan ' Tinubu
• Gowon: Why Nigeria has remained together
• NYSC begs Fashola for new permanent orientation camp
• I'll return stronger to rebuild PDP, Jonathan tells party leadership
• Controversy trails Aregbesola son's alleged arrest
• Lagos adopts new technologies to boost service delivery
• Imo Poly staff drag rector to Okija Shrine
• Measured Anti-Corruption Fights
• To change the country, we must give Buhari time ' Magaji
• Buhari is beautiful: He is everyone's bride
• CABINET FORMATION: South West govs in quandary
• Why PDP Reps-elect want Dogara as Speaker ' Rep Okwu
• Ondo: Dissolution to affect Executive Council members, others
• Amosun in dilemma over formation of new cabinet
• New cabinet: Ajimobi remains unpredictable
• Delta: Okowa should put square pegs in square holes ' Aduze
• House Speaker: We've not endorsed any candidate-PDP Reps
• Agents Threaten Diversion of cargoes over Intels moves to create monopoly
• Olam to mill 200,000 metric tonnes of paddy rice in Nassarawa
• Vitafoam proposes N246 million dividend, bonus shares
• Skye Bank grows loan portfolio by 18.4% as assets hit N1.42 trn
• SEC takes investor education to NYSC orientation camps
• FG harmonises tax, levies nationwide ' Okonjo-Iweala
• The story of non indigenes in Lagos
• Political bumps GMB must avoid
• IBM invests $24bn in analytics technologies in 5 years
• FIFA WWC: Our aim is to win ' Oshoala
• World Cup: Nigeria promises Falcons N.08b
• F/Eagles 'll be world champs ' Akwuegbu
• Governors call me 'Okpekpe marathon man' ' Oshiomhole
• Diamond League: Emedolu regrets absence of Nigerian male sprinters
• FG confirms Yakmut as DG
• Athletics: Cross River still interested in All Nigeria sponsorship
• Fourth title for Frankfurt, tears for PSG
• Gerrard tells Sterling to stay at Liverpool
• Chelsea seal swoop for Brazilian starlet Nathan
• Omoni Oboli escapes auto-crash
• Wizkid takes on Houston babes!
• Fela Anikulapo Kuti's first grandchild, Rolari set to wed
• Why Uduaghan adopted Olu Akengbuwa play for hand-over ceremony ' Alex Eyengho
• A party in irreversible coma' (1)
• The Nurudeen factor in Kwara politics
• Archbishop Okeke visits Onitsha prisons, makes case for awaiting trial inmates
• You're lonely when you lose
• Photos:Record Breaking EEL Fish Swims British Coast
• Amaechi Is The 'General' of the Common Sense Revolution Army ' Tinubu Praises
• My Husband Is A Legend ' Patience Jonathan
• You Need To See How A LASTMA Official Was Beaten Blue-Black In Ikorodu