Today's Newspaper Headlines : Saturday, May 02, 2015

Please pardon me for not posting the newspaper headlines yesterday, I am on a trip and i will be very busy attending to some issues. I will try as much as possible to post news, please bear with me.

Here is today's newspaper headlines.........

PUNCH

• Next govt should decide fast on fuel subsidy ' Olorunfemi
• Fashola urges united Labour
• NLC, TUC protest non-payment of benefits in Nasarawa
• Mark laments poor electricity supply in Nigeria
• Resolve judiciary crisis, Rivers NLC urges Amaechi
• We must question sources of rich Nigerians' wealth 'Osinbajo
• Amosun's rail project, misplaced priority 'Isiaka
• Property, car markets boom as politicians, others spend election largesse
• APC chieftain 'slaps' Enugu gov candidate over ministerial slot
• APC cant hold power for 16 years Suleiman
• Influential women to watch in Buharis govt
• Passengers stranded as scarcity of fuel grounds international flights
• Pay our six months salary, doctors tell Aregbesola
• Okorocha gets certificate of return, promises robust govt
• Workers Day: Operators task employers on pension scheme
• Covenant University deploys card readers for examination
• Firm acquires fabrication technology, boosts local content
• Spectranet rebrands, offers new products
• Workers shun May Day rally in Plateau, Benue
• Faction: Abia withdraws NLC recognition
• Factional rallies in Lagos, Edo, Oyo, Kano
• Kwara workers celebrate amidst tight security, fuel scarcity
• Labour opposes fuel subsidy removal, advises Buhari
• Our artistes now invent lies
• 8 things to do on the day of your performance (III)
• A minister and two scandals
• Re: My daughter disappointed me!
• Half naked man runs onto football pitch to take selfie with goalkeeper
• Football fan sets exam for girlfriend about his club Arsenal
• Indian on a quest to date 365 women this year
• Woman hits Venezuelan President on the head with a mango, gets rewarded with new home
• Man cleans, eats and sleeps in a public toilet in India
• Smart phones, dumb life: Mobile technology takes over Nigerians' relationships
• We're hopeful they'll return someday 'Chibok mothers
• Lagos community where every street corner is a fuel depot
• Help us get our lives back 'Victims of Kano bridge collapse beg government
• Mystery as 12-year-old boy walks home 15 hours after kidnap
• Please do not touch the wall
• Policeman kills lover, colleague for cheating
• Can you allow your father-in-law manage your multimillion-naira inheritance
• Arepo stray bullet victim six months pregnant
• Politics will not affect my marriage 'Moji Lawal
• Police nab notorious street robbers
• American dream died years ago 'Andrea Kamara, young, black and American
• It's wrong to accuse INEC of working for APC in Lagos ' Orebiyi, Lagos REC
• Residents threaten EKEDC with legal actions over estimated bills
• I can write a book on how women tried to seduce me 'Prince Ladega, ex VIO boss
• Unbeatable under-the-sheets cruising
• My first'with Jesse Nazareth

GUARDIAN

• Natural And Home Remedies For Depression
• What Men Want From Women
• Mysterious Deaths: Two Stories, Same Repercussions
• Excited, St. Saviour's Pupils Dream Olympic Swimming Medals
• So, What About My Pet's Teeth
• Common Event Planning Mistakes And How To Avoid Them
• Reminisce Drops Baba Hafusa
• The Science And Art Of Attraction (2)
• Family Or The Society
• Love Is Not Enough, Love Yourself First
• Stop The Fight
• Wearable Technology: How Ready Is African
• Jenifa Sit-Com: Funke Seeks Constant Visitors Status In Living Rooms
• Give What You Want To Get
• APC Should Manage Its Success For The Peace Of The Party And Nigerians
• APC: Challenges Of Managing Election Success
• Welcoming Your Political Gladiator Home
• Imoke Promises To Pay Two Months' Salary Before Leaving Office
• Military Frees 234 More Women And Children From Sambisa Forest
• Senate Presidency: Northeast Caucus Denies Endorsing Lawan
• Oyo PDP Suspends Akinjide, Adeseun, Others
• Las Vegas police on alert ahead of super fight
• Gunmen fire at Mexico army helicopter, three soldiers killed
• Six Baltimore police officers charged over Gray death
• One killed, six taken hostage in north Mali attack
• High-profile US police killings of black suspects
• Oil giant Saudi Aramco names acting CEO
• Nigerian Athletes Dare Track 'Lions' In Bahamas
• Which Is The More Boring Team ' Chelsea Or Arsenal
• Ancelotti doesn't understand Ronaldo's Bernabeu boos
• Mourinho mulls long Costa break
• Juve hope to have Pogba back for Madrid second leg
• Wenger accuses Mourinho of lacking respect
• Emerging market regulators aim for deeper resilient capital markets
• PDP: A Party In Search Of Fresh Direction
• Fuel scarcity bites harder
• Protests as LASU students decry prolonged closure
• Contest for Reps Speaker gets keener

THISDAY

• I'll Step on Many Toes to Fight Corruption, Umahi Threatens
• Stop Trading Blames, Rebuild PDP, Charges Ita Giwa
• ADU Congratulates Okowa
• Mimiko to Foot Medical Bills of Worker with Brain Tumor
• Professional Associations Should Assist IDP, Says Lawan
• Coalition Wants Jonathan to Shake up NDDC
• Jonathan's Labour Sector Feat Un-equalled, Says NLC
• Akpabio Seeks Upward Review of Workers' Salaries, Allowances
• Wamakko: We're not Owing Salary, Pension
• Benue Workers Lament Hardship Over Non Payment of Salaries
• Make Sacrifices, Fashola Urges Labour
• Bauchi NLC Task President-elect on Insecurity, Corruption, Unemployment and Poverty
• Abia Workers in Disarray as NLC Factions Hold Separate Rallies
• Saraki Salutes Workers' Roles in Nigeria's Development
• Again, Oyo NLC Holds Parallel May Day
• Chinese Envoy Thumbs up for GAC Vehicles
• 2016 Cadillac ATS-V Review
• 2016 Hyundai Elantra Debuts in November
• Mitsubishi Evo to Return as Hybrid Variant
• Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X Concept Finally Bids Farewell
• Nigerian Workers Key to Change, Says El-Rufai
• Drivers and the Number Plate Infraction 2
• There Will Be Consequences for Corruption, Warns Osinbajo
• Senate Presidency: North-east Senators Reject Lawan
• N200bn Outstanding Subsidy Claims: FG Meets Marketers Monday
• Okonjo-Iweala Has Not Disowned PricewaterHouse Coopers
• Military Rescues Fresh Batch of 234 Boko Haram Victims
• My Wife Is My Babe 'She Gave Up Everything to Support Me
• TMG Wants Buhari to Probe PHCN Privatisation
• Rights Group Asks NJC to Probe Igbinedion's Money Laundering Judgment, Sanction
• My Wife Is My Babe 'She Gave Up Everything to Support Me
• Odion Ighalo: Premier League on His Mind
• Chelsea Set for Premiership Title with Crystal Palace Visit
• Mayweather does Not Want Pacquiao's Fight ' Roach
• Lagos Hosts Global Heineken UCL Interactive Session
• NTU to Send Athletes to ATU Championship
• Confluence Conference: Kogi Boys Book Milo Basketball Finals
• NTU to Send Athletes to ATU Championship
• Nepal Earthquake: Lydia Ko to Donate Winnings to Relief Fund
• Nepal Earthquake: Lydia Ko to Donate Winnings to Relief Fund
• Gemili Says British Sprinting is at Another Level
• Of Keshi, the New Super Eagles and an NPFL Philosophy
• Jay Jay' Okocha: My Goal against Khan Remains Memorable
• Dwindling Allocations Affecting Kwara
• Nigerians in Diaspora Congratulate Buhari
• Laboratory Investigations in Fertility Treatment
• AU, Harvest Plus to Promote Bio-fortified Food, Agriculture Development
• 293 Rescued Women, Girls Going for Rehabilitation in Yola
• NLC Asks Borno to Lift Job Embargo

VANGUARD

• Fuel scarcity: Arik Air to suspend operations today
• SAD: 3-month-old Baby Roasted to Death in Lagos
• ACTION FILM: APC Stalwart Gives Governorship Candidate a 'Clean Slap' Over Ministerial Slot
• Lauryn Hill blames promoters for missing 'May Day Live' Concert In Lagos
• Make the change that will count in sports 'Moniedafe tasks Buhari in open letter
• Day Femi and Seun invoked ghost of Fela on stage!
• My marriage would have made me a sad woman ' Steph Nora Okere
• You Won't Believe This: Grandmother Sells 2-day old Grandchild for N300,000
• Battle of Sambisa: Troops Rescue 428 Hostages So Far
• Senate Presidency: Northern Govs, Senators-elect meet in Kaduna today
• Ahmad Lawan not our candidate , We're still consulting ' North-East Senators
• Three-month-old baby roasted to death, 57 yr-old suffers burns in house inferno
• Labour in loud nationwide outcry: Lamentations in Benue, Plateau, Enugu, Bauchi, Kogi
• Jonathan to workers: Get ready for hard times, be realistic with your demands
• Senate Presidency/House Speakership: Trouble looms for APC
• NLC pushes for N90,000 minimum wage, condemns police action in Lagos
• Irate mob lynch armed robbery suspect in Enugu
• Review Nigeria's youth policy, Commonwealth youth council tells Buhari
• Sambisa: Another set of 234 women, children freed
• 2015: As Buhari's victory covers INEC flaws
• 2015: Are the polls really credible, free and fair
• Abia: The making of first Ngwa Governor
• Extensive research, devt secret of Origin success'-Pike
• CSR as IDL's impetus for business growth
• Long-term sector investment boosts Somalia's trade with Gulf states
• Ugwuanyi: An encounter with simplicity
• Oronto Natei Douglas: A Man of Uncommon Courage
• The brewing Nigerian Xenophobia
• The Uche Chukwumerije I knew
• Tennis players facing extinction ' Agugbon
• Mayweather vs Pacquiao: Sports Vanguard prediction
• How Pacquiao can beat Mayweather
• How Mayweather can remain undefeated against Pacquiao
• Keshi: Nobody can choose assistant coaches for me
• 10,000 raucous fans cheer as Mayweather, Pacquiao weigh in
• May Day Boxing: Lagos team defeats Army 9-6
• Mayweather, Pacquiao rumble in Sin City 'Fight of the Century holds Sunday morning
• Emmanuel Adebayo: ' and his shocking 'Juju' story
• Obada goal lifts Moroka Swallows off bottom
• Seye Kehinde: The rising tale of a magazine mogul!
• Divorce is incredibly expensive
• Brewing crisis between Jonathan and Buhari transition teams
• Coloured and colours of genocide
• Xenophobic Violence:South African Police Arrest Nearly 200 Illegal Immigrants to Curb Attacks
• Must Read: Court Sends Igbinedion To Six Years In Jail{Read Why}
• Adamu Mu'azu Asked To Resign With Immediate Effect {Read Why}
• Nigeria Is the most sexually satisfied country in the world
• Pic: Amber Rose spotted holding hands with her new man
• French soldiers accused of raping children in Central African Republic ' UN report