Today's Newspaper Headlines : Monday, May 11, 2015

Headlines from selected newspaper here this monday morning for your reading pleasure.....

VANGUARD

• My friends've deserted me ' Jonathan
• Aba: Motorists accuse FRSC of extortion
• APC and Buhari, no excuse for failure, change must be change
• My wives know I'm a criminal
• FAAN's Director of Finance appointment not terminated ' FG
• Why there have been no food riots in Nigeria ' Adesina, Agric Minister
• Ogboru is welcome to APC, but' ' Emerhor
• Nigeria, Indonesia, Mexico to displace UK, France out of top 10 largest economies
• Nigerians have not discovered the Senegalese market 'Ambassador Jackden
• Metal component manufacturing is a unique area of manufacturing ' Jude Okpala
• How payment on delivery threatens e-commerce growth in Nigeria
• Diamond Bank to leverage technology for growth, profitability
• Kenya regulator opens takaful market to conventional insurers
• Is Legend making reward system a policy
• Magic Mirror, new OOH ad medium enters Nigeria
• Royal Exchange Prudential Life targets market leadership
• Nigerians seek transparent disbursement of oil revenue
• PwC's audit report or cover up
• MSME: Heritage Bank building network of entrepreneurial leadership
• Citibank announces winner of the 2015 journalistic awards
• Study recommends floating exchange rate for Naira
• Sterling Bank's expansion plans on track, says CFO
• Fidelity Bank raises N30bn to boost lending to SME
• Strong corporate governance critical to current low-price environment ' FBN capital
• Key facts about the Pension Reform Act 2014
• Appeal court sets aside order winding up Afribank
• Access Bank shareholders okay N5.7bn dividend, laud cost reduction
• Cry not for the Igbos
• AFN 'll not close doors to any Nigerian based abroad
• NFF rejects Bassey's resignation
• I've got my W/Cup squad 'Manu
• Dike gives San Antonio Scorpions first win
• Millwall sack Shittu
• Star Football Super Fans: Arsenal fans stun Chelsea fans
• Kalu Uche nets fifth Levante goal
• Mother's Day: Ajax Players walk on to pitch with their mothers
• Murray stuns Nadal to win Madrid Open
• Aguero treble sends QPR down, Liverpool's Champions League dream ends
• Receiving the Bread of Life
• Behold! The Scots are coming to London
• President 'Okechukwu' Buhari !
• APC governors-elect and the request for bailout
• Igbo Opposition
• Muskets and the musketeers
• With freedom, comes responsibility
• A world of Agreements (2)
• Marital red flags
• WHO Warns That Ebola May Be Transmitted Sexually

THISDAY

• Threat of Boreholes
• Remembering Adeife and Akinola
• JONATHAN'S LAST-MINUTE APPOINTMENTS
• Sterling Bank Moves to Raise $150m Fresh Capital
• Explosion Guts 109 Shops, Injures Seven
• Privatization: Postal Employees Vow to Resist Sack of NIGCOMSAT Staff
• Jonathan Didn't Fail to Tackle Boko Haram Insurgency, Says Bozimo
• Presidency: Jonathan Lost to Evil Conspiracies
• US Pledges to Assist Rescued Boko Haram Victims
• I am Allergic to Corruption, IG Says
• Buhari: How We'll Tackle Economy Woes
• OTC 2015: Oil Price Leaves Significant Dent on Deals, Attendance
• Senate C'ttee: Power Investors Did Not Bring One Kobo
• Judiciary Workers Task Al-Makura to Fulfill His Promises
• Nigerians Solicit Canada's Assistance to Incoming Govt
• Jonathan: I Can Sacrifice my Life for Nigeria's Greatness
• Hospital's Invasion: CMD Calls For Arrest of Leaders of Youth's Group
• Ondo: How We Curtailed Ailment from Methanol Poison
• Constitution Amendment May be Gazetted Monday
• ITF Challenges Trainees on Skills Acquisition
• Customs Brokers Commend SON on War Against Importation of Substandard Products
• Customs Brokers Commend SON on War Against Importation of Substandard Products
• FRSC Sets June 1 Deadline for Introduction of Motorists
• Cost of Funds Rise on Treasury Bills Sales
• Heritage Bank Restates Commitment to Entrepreneurial Devt
• INSIDE BANKING HALL:Access Bank, Oshodi Roundabout, Lagos
• Weak Sentiments Depress Stock Market Further
• Ondo Govt: How We Ensure Regular Payment of Salaries
• Kashamu: CSO Warns against Undermining Nigeria's Sovereignty
• HURIWA Accuses Lamorde of Persecuting Officials
• Despite Assuring Int'l Community, Jonathan Yet to Sign Bill on Persons with Disabilities
• Five Women Deliver Babies in IDPs' Camp in Sokoto, Says NEMA
• N'Assembly Leadership: Act Fast Before It is Too Late, Kwankwaso Advises APC
• Elections: PDP Inaugurates Probe Committee
• Set up Anti-corruption Tribunal, APC Chieftain Tells Buhari
• Cross River APC Leaders Tackle Ndoma-Egba
• Tambuwal: Buhari will Be Fair to All
• CBN May Loosen Forex Trading Restriction Rules
• OTC 2015: Oil Price Reduces Deals, Attendance
• Elumelu to Address Industrialists in White House
• FG Unveils Quota for 2015 Rice Import Allocation
• Senate Presidency: Doctrine of Necessity Favours Akume, Says Group
• FRC Urged to Conduct Forensic Audit on NNPC
• Fidelity Bank to Raise N30bn through Bond Offer
• CitiBank Propels Growth in Nigeria's Aviation Sector
• AshakaCem Posts N4.6bn Profit Despite N1.5bn Loss to Insurgency
• Buhari's Obligation to Victims of Corruption
• Nigerian Equities Market Grows by N11.174 Trillion in 30 Years

THE NATION

• Jonathan, ministers jittery as May 29 approaches
• Therell be no quick fixes, says Buhari
• Why AfDB job may elude Nigeria, by experts
• Constitution amendment: Presidency serves Mark, Tambuwal Supreme Court order
• Supreme Court cant stop constitution amendment, says Senate
• Senate Presidency: Mark loyalists back Lawan as Ekweremadu forms alliance with Saraki
• Electronic banking: Little gainsmore pains
• Reps to consider PIB, says Deputy Speaker Ihedioha
• Kwankwaso warns APC to act fast on National Assemblys leadership
• Akinyemi to Buhari: you re wrong on your security instructions
• How Ondo meets salary obligations, by commissioner
• Ekiti begins workers verification tomorrow
• Oke-Ogun plans to build own varsity
• Im not a PDP member, says family member
• Jonathan leaving solid economic legacies, says Okonjo-Iweala
• How I uncovered plot to abduct me, says Kashamu
• Ex-Rivers deputy governors aide alleges threat to life
• Police kill six suspected robbers in Delta
• Excitement as Calabar monorail coaches arrive
• Five babies delivered in Sokoto IDPs camp
• Banks get deadline to recapitalise
• Why we are seeking amendment to enabling law, by NDIC
• Ikeja, Ibadan DISCOsll boost market liquidity
• GTBank, oil firm in $50m financing deal
• Buhari urged to revamp agric sector
• Transcorp seeks N2b tax refund from Fed Govt
• Seven tips on creating workplace self-motivation
• Why Commodity Boards may return
• KIA unveils locally assembled Sorento
• Agric revolution opens opportunities for engineers
• Old habits
• Buhari needs our support to succeed
• Scary verdict
• The youth and the used
• Who is afraid of NDICs amendments
• Prof. Nnaji vs. EEDC: impunity of embedded power
• How long will APC rule
• Politics of impeachment
• Akwa Ibom governorship aspirant raises alarm over dismissed case
• APC legislators can’t trust Fayose

THE SUN

• Friends, associates have abandoned me 'Jonathan
• Senate Presidency: Akume meets Obasanjo, Tinubu, Atiku, Kwankwaso
• Constitution amendment: Supreme Court can't stop NASS 'Senate
• Ifeanyi Ubah escapes assassination, one aide killed
• Biafra: UN invites group to June meeting
• Reps speakership: People misinterpret APC's zoning formula 'Abdulmumuni
• 9 die at IDP camp in Borno
• You must be just, fair to all Nigerians, northern elders tell Buhari
• You're modern day Judas, Rivers APC tells deputy gov
• Dike joins Falcons today
• NSC targets N31.254m revenue generation
• Siasia woos Flying Eagles to Dream Team
• FC Taraba, Gabros in six-goal thriller
• Gbenga Adebayo: Sanction not best strategy to correct telcos 'ALTON
• Govt agencies killing indigenous food processing industry ' Umeofia
• First Bank, 5 others partner Unified Payments to implement PayAttitude
• Fuel scarcity crippling aviation sector investments 'Chidoka
• FPI drops to N102.56bn in March
• Motorists, commuters groan, as fuel scarcity bites hard in Lagos
• Ebonyi procures 2,430 agric equipment
• Sensitive materials removal: Security beefed up at INEC offices in Abia
• NLC shuts down 12 states over unpaid salary
• Senate presidency: Gale of endorsements for Lawan
• Constitution amendment: National Assembly shuns Supreme Court
• Excitement as Calabar monorail coaches arrive
• Outstanding salary: Ekiti govt to screen workers before payment
• Group wants APGA national chairmanship zoned to Imo
• Friends deserted me ' Jonathan
• PDP: Turning point or terminal tumble
• Lamido, others for 'Media Gaffes
• The emerging political order in Lagos
• Senate and the need for viable leadership
• Why Buhari should abolish Minister of State
• Can Buhari fix Nigeria
• Governors and workers' unpaid salaries
• I love beans and plantain 'Mercy Aigbe, Nollywood star
• I want to be agent of change to teenage girls 'May Ikora, ex-beauty queen
• Animal activists crash Kim Kardashian's book signing
• Celebrities storm Victoria's Beauty grand opening

PUNCH

• We are dying of hunger, FG retirees lament
• REPLA targets customer service excellence
• Mouka swaps old mattresses for new ones
• Nigeria's debt hits N12tn
• Poor distribution worsens fuel scarcity
• Transcorp to begin oil exploration
• Sterling Bank to raise N30bn in fresh capital
• Buhari'll be fair to all zones, says Tambuwal
• Firefighter collapses inside well while rescuing plumber
• PDP post-election panel members meet with Jonathan
• PDP'll be buried if I resign ' Mu'azu
• Condemned soldiers: Lawyer appeals to Jonathan, COAS
• Experts urge Buhari to address power problem
• Supreme Court can't stop N'Assembly from amending constitution ' Senate
• My ministers and I'll face persecution ' Jonathan
• There was election in AIbom, Akpabio insists
• Non-indigenes in Lagos must respect their hosts Akiolu
• Buhari should trim his cabinet Adegbenro
• NEPAD to regulate products import, export from Africa
• Still on enjoying Nigerias oil wealth
• Turning point on polio eradication in Nigeria
• Legislating for change
• Buhari and the myth of Sisyphus
• Oppressive folly of fuel subsidy
• More clever ways to make money online
• Going to US is like jumping into fire Kashamu
• Up Barcelona, down University of Ibadan
• YouTube marks 10th anniversary
• Nigerian visa goes for a dollar in 13 countries
• Buhari urged to make housing a priority
• Emel, Stanley collaborate on home security system
• TUC, developer to build 100,000 housing units
• Actis to complete Heritage Place in December
• FG should commercialise, not privatise FHA ' SSACTAC
• NCF advises incoming govt on Great Green Wall project
• Architecture bodies rise against foreign incursion
• Unplanned retirement, recipe for disaster ' Ideva
• Continental Re made N1.1bn profit in Q1
• LASPEC prepares civil servants for retirement
• Mansard counts gains as AXA takes majority stake
• Fashola calls for agenda for good governance
• Lagos gov urges residents to keep carnival tradition
• LASG advises residents to heed registration call
• Speakership: North-West backs Gbajabiamila
• Returning, newly-elected members differ on NAssembly turnover
• BHaram: FG disburses relief materials to victims
• UCH doctors strike may end soon
• Adokes friend leaked plot to abduct me Kashamu
• Theres need to restructure electoral system