Today's Newspaper Headlines : Monday, May 18, 2015

Good morning everyone, hope you all had a wonderful weekend. Here comes the headlines from selected newspapers this beautiful Monday morning. Read and enjoy.

THE SUN

• I disappeared during campaigns for my 13th surgery 'Mrs. Jonathan
• At farewell service, Jonathan begs Nigerians for forgiveness
• PDP rules out change of name
• Boko Haram: Military kills scores of insurgents
• QUEEN OKEKE
• Why I'm most qualified to be Lagos Speaker 'Eshilokun
• Ceding SGF to South-East'll correct imbalance
• PDP's plot to expel Araraume childish, belated
• I won't allow anybody deny me benefits of APC's victory 'Emerhor
• El-Rufai to Nigerians: Pity us, stop congratulating us
• NEW ZEALAND 2015: Iheanacho, Success join Flying Eagles in New Zealand
• Okagbare shines again in Shanghai
• WTF World Championships: Chukwumerije finishes top eight
• Fresh crisis hits NFF over deal with Nike
• FG needs declare emergency in housing sector ' Eyakenyi, FMLHUD boss
• Labour demands revocation of power privatisation scheme
• BoI achieves N544.3bn loan payout
• MAY 29: Nigerian workers ambush governors, FG over unpaid salaries
• SON inaugurates National Metrology Institute in Enugu
• Furore over N100bn housing bond
• APC warns on statements attributing actions to president-elect
• 2015 polls: Amaechi wants Buhari to probe army, police in Rivers
• Ekiti PDP leadership crisis: Elders' forum faults chairman's removal
• Nigeria'll disintegrate if Uwazuruike is arrested ' MASSOB
• Media Team unveils official portrait, nomenclature of President-elect, Vice-President-elect
• Troops over-run 10 more Boko Haram camps, claim big victory
• Disputed property: Firm urges court to set aside judgment execution order
• Re: Can Buhari fix Nigeria
• Before the 2015 Kogi guber poll
• The youth and nation building
• Nigerian democracy and the need for robust opposition
• Nigerian League of Democrat's recipe for Buhari

THISDAY

• CHESTRAD Outlines Plans to Make Nigeria's GDP Growth
• MTN Invests N11bn in Projects in 10 Years
• OMG, Partners Unveil Nigerian Idol Top 12 Contestants
• Fidson's MD Wins 2014 Top 25 CEO Awards
• Closing the Infertility Gap
• Ovulation, Ovaries and You
• Do You Self-Medicate
• Canvassing Telemedicine to Mitigate Brain Drain
• Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank Posts N125m Profit
• Oracle, MTN Set to Bridge ICT Skills Gap in Nigeria
• AGDC, Lagos Govt to Empower 1,100 Entrepreneurs
• Oil Platform Fabrication: Ijaw Youths Draw Battle Line
• Azikiwe's Widow Laments Breakdown of Security in Enugu
• Military Cautions BBOG, Advocacy Groups Against Hate Campaigns
• Start Your Anti-Corruption Campaign With EFCC- Uboh Tells Buhari
• Kwankwaso Commissions N20 bn Kano Housing Project in Abuja
• El-Rufai Laments Huge Debt Profile of Kaduna State
• Illegal Oil Bunkering: Navy Arrest 30 Ships, Says FOC
• Jonathan Pleads for Forgiveness
• Reduce High Cost of Governance, TUC Urges Buhari
• APC Disowns Fake Ministerial List in Circulation
• NAHCO, ANCLA Settle for 20% Tariff Increase
• Medical Workers Demand 15% Budgetary Provision for Health Sector
• Accion MFB Records 60% Growth, Shareholders Approve 10k Dividend
• Sterling Bank Partners Group
• Shareholders Hail Nigerian Breweries for Paying N37.2bn Dividend
• Okagbare Takes the Gold in Shanghai
• Dinkesa Blames Poor Okpekpe Race Outing on Hot Weather
• CBN Tennis Main Draw Serves off Today
• Yejide Girls Set, as Lagos, Oyo Dominate Western Conference
• Leopards Devour Warri Wolves in Congo
• CNPP Backs Buhari on Emergence of N/Assembly Leadership
• Nwoga: Why Enugu APC is in Crisis
• Speakership: North-east Legislators Concur on Gbajabiamila-Monguno Ticket
• Oil Platform: Ijaw Youths Draw Battle Line
• Seplat Reels out Benefits of Tax Incentive to Nigerian Economy
• Aiteo Clarifies Status of its Contract with NNPC
• Dangote Cement Posts N74.7bn Profit in Q1 2015
• Aregbesola Lauds Airtel's Contributions to Job Creation
• NOIPolls Reveals Increase in Consumer Confidence Index
• FCMB Moves to Retail Banking with New Campaign
• Heritage Bank Promotes Financial Literacy among Children
• VG30 ETF Makes Final Distribution to Unit Holders
• FG's Revenue Drops by 21% in February
• Total Pension Funds Stand at N4.7 Trillion
• Reposition PPMC to End Fuel Crisis, PENGASSAN Tells FG
• MTN Provides Free Downloads of all Nigerian Apps to Customers
• High Flyers
• BEAUTIFUL SOUNDS AT LAGOS INTERNATIONAL JAZZ FESTIVAL

PUNCH

• BoI: BPE opens bid for privatisation advisers
• Tax: FG to raise N38bn from private jet owners
• Dangote Cement's African projects already supporting growth ' CEO
• Inverted hammmer & shooting star trading tactics
• Poor power supply'll affect payment by Discos ' NBET
• UniCem's N9bn road projects creates 380 jobs
• Nigerite unveils dry construction system at architects' forum
• UniCem, LAPO sign pact on affordable homes
• Tax issues that affect SMEs
• Professionals move to enhance economic growth
• Custodian and Allied pays N18k dividend
• Sterling Bank, Caleb Group support education development
• Champion Breweries expects sustained profitability
• Developer names estate after UAC founder
• Cornerstone expands with foreign partnership
• SEC takes investor education to NYSC orientation camps
• Construction work begins on N325bn Lekki seaport
• Foreign investors expect another naira devaluation ' Khan
• APC tackles Fayose over delayed salary
• Sultan advises FRSC on road safety
• Blackmailing Aregbesola's son, wicked politics
• Detractors embarrassing Saraki with EFCC 'Omishore
• Osun suspends labour leaders for alleged forgery
• Falana blames Ekiti kidnappings on Fayose
• Oil theft: Navy impounds 30 ships in six months
• Please forgive us, armed robbers beg police
• Arewa youths back Saraki for senate presidency
• How Jonathan outsmarted APC Abati
• Dont expect magic from Buhari Archbishop
• Abortions of economic development in Nigeria
• On the election petitions tribunals
• As we await the promised change
• Nigerias brand of repression
• Sensible way out of our fuel subsidy dilemma
• Searching Iara Oshiomhole on web pages
• Buzz social media diary
• As dollars flow to digital media
• Before they come for Nigerian bloggers
• Gunshots as youths, police clash at National Stadium
• Speakership: Gbajabiamila, Monguno to form alliance
• N/Assembly management asks lawmakers to vacate offices today
• I wont share govt money to anybody el-Rufai
• My wife is not a model, says Oshiomhole
• EFCC reopens subsidy fraud cases
• Eviction: Nwobodo rejects judgment, goes to ACourt
• Weve destroyed more BHarams camps
• Warn governors against corruption, group urges Buhari
• Ekiti PDP Elders Forum faults chairmans removal
• Jonathan made corruption attractive, says Niyi Osundare

VANGUARD

• My wife wasn't a model 'Oshiomhole
• Fuel crisis: Why we create scarcity ' Marketers
• Sambisa offensive: 10 more terrorists' camps fall
• Banks at risk over oil price slump, energy firms' indebtedness ' CBN
• Buhari to drop military rank from official designation as President
• At farewell service: Jonathan begs for forgiveness; wife speaks on health challenges
• Former Kogi Gov, Idris In road mishap
• I was forced to lie with a corpse, drink water used to wash it
• LP denies merger plan to challenge APC
• Nkurunziza Learnt Nothing
• Attack from home: Jonathan's troubles in Bayelsa
• Jonathan and his friends
• Enugu: Taking stock ahead of Ugwuanyi
• Shareholders seek return of nationalized banks
• BVN: The banking public and the June deadline
• I have responsibility towards the Fairy brand and Nigeria 'Doyle
• Crisis of confidence still pervasive in stock market 'Okumagba
• Nigeria loses N7bn as Shell shuts Trans-Niger Pipeline
• Cargo diversion looms over NPA's order on oil, gas
• CBN hides banks' interest earnings on standing deposit facility
• Transition politics to restrict MPC economic policy decisions
• N100bn mortgage-backed bond: FG urged to redeem guarantee
• Banking crisis and another season of anxieties
• Distinguishing withholding tax from value added tax
• Stagflation: CBN's inflation target unrealistic-FDC analysts
• How to stop kidnapping in Ekiti State
• X-raying Ogboru's attempted foray into APC
• Dropped F/Eagles return Wednesday
• How Twitter helps foster Nigerian SME growth
• Diamond League: Okagbare dusts Olympic champion!
• Keshi calls for prayers
• Enyeama, Ejide let in 8 goals
• Sunshine stars secure 1-1 draw in Lafia, in spite of having a goal disallowed
• Adepoju tips Flying Eagles for success
• Leopards tear Wolves apart
• Messi hands Barca 23rd Liga title
• Cagliari relegated, Genoa, Torino maintain Euro hopes
• CBN Deadline To Enroll For Bank Verification Number (BVN) Approaches
• Man Revealed How He was forced To sleep with a corpse, drink water used to wash it
• How kidnapping Can Be Stopped in Ekiti State
• Arewa youths Forum Backs Bukola Saraki To Be The Next Senate President
• FG Starts The Construction Of N142.6bn Lekki deep-sea port
• Pictures from Tiwa Savage Baby Shower
• One Feared dead in Ogun State As Policemen clash with OPC
• James Holmes Murder Trial
• Bill O'Reilly Blames Rap Music For Decline in Religion
• Battle of Sambisa: Military Upbeat as Fighting Rages
• Lagos NUT criticises use of CBT in secondary schools
• HIV vaccine: Experts explore viable options
• DAILY TIMES
• Police Arrest Kogi Lawmaker, Sani
• Burundi: 17 Face Prosecution in Burundi for Attempt to Overthrow Country's President
• More than 105,000 People Flee Burundi
• Army Reviews Curfew in Maiduguri, Allows Movement between 8am to 5pm
• LASU Reopens For Academic, Administrative Activities Monday
• Unknown Gunmen Kidnap Adamawa Lawmaker, Usman
• Military Dismisses Boko Haram's Retaking Of Marte
• APC Reps Candidate Petitions IGP, Alleges Threat to Life
• APC to Aliyu, Lamido: Keep Your Advice to Yourselves
• Re-Elected Borno Senator, Zanna, Is Dead
• Defection: Dickson Backs Declaration of APC Legislators' Seats Vacant
• Daily times Newspaper for Monday 18th May 2015
• Another 'Selective Demolition' Fear Grips Gwagwa/Tasha 1 Residents
• Egypt Hangs 6 Convicted Insurgents
• Buhari to Drop 'General' Title from His Name after May 29
• French Protestant Church Blesses Gay Marriage
• I Secretly Left Nigeria for Surgery in Germany-Patience Jonathan
• Alaigbo Development Foundation Harps on Igbo Unity, Equity
• KWASU canvasses support for Saraki as Senate president
• Lead Poisoning: Over 1,500 Residents Evacuated in Niger
• Burundi President Makes First Appearance since Coup Bid
• 59 Illegal Immigrants Apprehended in Akwa Ibom
• Nasarawa Govt. Shut 126 Quack Health Facilities
• Incessant Oil Spills in Akwa Ibom Raises Concern
• Pope Creates First Palestinian Saints
• Di Maria Must Shape up or Leave Manchester United- Van Gaal
• BOI Disburses N781bn in Loans
• Restock Your ATMs, Borno Residents Beg Banks
• South African Airways Enabler for Tourism and Driver of Economic Growth
• Cate Blanchett Denies Being a Lesbian
• Ghanaian Entertainers Lead Protest against Outages

GUARDIAN

• Asian stocks rise after S&P's record close
• How Nigeria can tackle gas utilisation challenges, by Runsewe
• Federer beats Wawrinka to seal Djokovic final
• Gerrard 'devastated' after last Anfield game
• Greek PM warned lenders of not repaying IMF debt in May
• Why infrastructural projects require special funding to aid delivery
• CIIN repositions for greater relevance in industry
• Skye Bank's total assets hit N1.42 trillion
• NSE records N14.4 billion turnover in one week
• Nebo, Elumelu listed as key drivers of Africa's power sector
• Oil glut worsens as OPEC market-share battle begins
• EPPAN laments slow pace of mobile payment adoption in Nigeria
• Dangote Cement's off-shore investments drive Q1 profit to N74.7b
• NIRP to boost yearly manufacturing revenue by N5tr, says Aganga
• Rotary International tasks members on charity
• Okoh tasks Nigerian women on healthy life style, exercise
• CBT won't guarantee better results in secondary schools, says NUT
• Nnenna Okereke dies at 76
• 60,000 residents to be displaced for Ogun-Lagos water project
• Burundi elections may be delayed after coup bid: presidency
• Man runs amok at wedding in Serbia, killing 6
• Britain's parliament more gay and diverse after election
• French Protestant Church blesses gay marriage
• Fire kills six siblings in Pakistan
• US raid in Syria killed 32 IS members, including 4 leaders: monitor
• Pope creates first Palestinian saints
• German spy agency 'helped US find bin Laden': report
• Egypt hangs six convicted Islamist militants
• Osun, others partner on ICT youth empowerment initiative
• Archangels Parish marks Societies' Feast Day
• PDP leaders decry Kogi lawmaker's arrest
• Rights groups want Buhari to shun corrupt persons
• Counsel urges judge to hands-off N5.2b suit against CBN, others
• 50 per cent of people with high blood pressure are not aware
• APC warns on statements attributing actions to President-elect
• This home of tourism stinks
• PDP rules out change of name
• 34 market fire victims get succour in Delta
• Rugby Federation invites three foreign-based players to Rugby Sevens Squad
• PricewaterHouseCooper pledges continued support for Chess4Change
• WTF World Championships: Chukwumerije finishes in top eight
• Obiku, other Feyenoord coaches arrive for Shell Cup
• Oshiomhole calls on politicians, private sector to invest in Okpekpe
• NOC allays fears over preparation for AAG, Olympics' qualifiers
• Arsenal thwart Man Utd as De Gea departs
• EPL Results Round Up
• PSG's coach, Blanc, scoops France's coach of the year award
• Toure at the double as City head for Champions League
• UK, firm to host property exhibition