Today's Newspaper Headlines : Sunday, May 10, 2015

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GUARDIAN

• What You Don't Know About Otuoke
• Goodluck To Otuoke As Jonathan Returns
• The New Biosafety Law
• Ferdinand Gets Brake After Wife's Death
• Enrique Wants La Liga Strike Averted
• Group Lauds Military's Onslaught Against Terrorists
• Adeboye Tasks Youth On Godly Principles
• Okoh Mourns Chief Imam Of National Mosque
• Buhari Congratulates David Cameron
• Emir of Kano visits El-Rufai, says Kaduna citizens elected competence
• China says US report on its military 'distorts facts
• Hundreds mourn Australian executed in Indonesia
• Militants shoot dead two Egyptian policemen
• Military Plane Crashes Near Seville Airport, Killing Four
• Mubarak Jailed In Corruption Retrial
• Pyongyang Test-Fires Submarine-Launched Missile
• As Nkurunziza Joins The League Of Africa's Sit-Tight Leaders
• UKEAS, AerialView Set Standard In Int'l Education Marketing
• Imo Varsity Teachers Embark On Indefinite Strike
• Ogun CJ Sets Free 37 Prisoners
• Emir Of Kano Canvasses Support For El-Rufai
• Sect Leader, Sheikh El-Zakyzaky Alleges Threat To His Life
• Ekiti NMA Declares Strike To Protest Doctor, Nurse Kidnap
• Tottenham's C'League Hope Ends As Burnley Is Relegated
• Gerrard Made Me A Better Manager
• AFN Should Be Celebrated
• AC Milan upset Roma to blow open Champions League race
• Fellaini's late header gives United top-four boost
• Ten-man Bayern suffer fourth straight defeat
• The Little Genius Called Messi!
• No Mayweather Rematch With 'Coward' Pacquiao
• Guard Of Honour For Champions
• Liverpool Expect September Return For Sturridge
• TULE: There Is Sense In Sustaining Some Of Outgoing Govt's Economic Policies
• Airtel Predicts Growth In Broadband Adoption Next Year
• Dollarisation Of Economy Unabated, Despite CBN's Warning
• RIVERS: Amaechi's Mixed Grill Of Achievements, Letdowns
• ENUGU: Chime Years, To Forget Or Not To Forget
• Adebimpe Adebajo: Good Nutrition, Weight Loss Keep Hypertension, Eye Defect At Bay
• World Asthma Day: Medical Experts Urge Patients To Take Control Of Condition
• Students, Exams And Mental Health
• OBANIKORO: ECOWAS, Doing Great At 40
• Amaechi, Wike And Pattern Of History
• KAKA: We Are At Home With What We Did, No Regrets
• ABIA 2015: Strong Demand For Change Versus Equity And Power Shift
• Empty Seats As Defeated Senators Shun Assembly
• CALEB OLUMHENSE SYNDICATED: Mixed Metaphors: Hypertension In High Places
• The Errand Boy And His Many Masters
• Power Outage In Apalara Community, Modakeke

DAILY TIMES

• Buhari congratulates PM David Cameron
• Aliyu Backs Fayose, Tells Mu'azu, Other PDP Leaders To Resign
• Mubarak Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison
• At Least 36 Killed And 'Hundreds' Escape In Iraq Prison Break
• Liberia Declared Ebola-Free
• 10 Die in Military Plane Crash in Spain
• Imoke Dismisses Plot to Replace Mu'Azu
• SGF Commends the Strong Synergy between NCPC and the HAJJ Commission
• Man Stabs Girlfriend to Death, Attempts Suicide in Bayelsa
• Lagos Carnival Update
• Mike Omeri, NOA and Hate Speech
• FG Suspends Annual Leave for Perm Secs, Directors
• Fayose to Mu'Azu: Resign Honourably like Miliband, Clegg
• Troops Recover Video Recordings of Boko Haram
• Doctors Lament Increasing Rate of Insecurity ofHealth Workers
• Police Promotes 632 Senior Officers
• UK Polls: President Jonathan Congratulates Cameron, Conservatives on Victory
• Woju' Crooner, Kiss Daniel Loses Dad
• As Taraba Enters The Darius Era

THE SUN

• God sent out Jonathan ' Col Inuwa Wada
• AS Enugu gleams in seamless continuity and consolidation
• PDP no longer belongs to members ' Ndoma- Egba, Senate Leader
• Kalu congratulates Cameron
• I'll ensure PDP remains intact'Jonathan
• Keshi dangles carrot at Flying Eagles
• Martins scoops MLS Goal of the Week Award
• Mayweather: I'll beat Pacquiao 100 times
• UCL SLOT: Gerrard leads Reds battle against Blues
• Why I dumped bank job for fashion designing 'Gabby Ibeabuchi
• LAMENTATIONS IN LAGOS :Diesel suppliers defrauded by British bizman agonize over their bankruptcy
• Ribadu lauds Shema
• Ndigbo and the 2015 elections: The correctness of a mistake
• FG recalls perm secs from leave, bars others
• Nigeria ranks 3rd in emerging internet
• Colbert's visit 'll spur positive policies in education ' Ensign
• Landmines and ambush
• Abia in the hands of Okezie Ikpeazu
• Nigerians should transform from a criticizing to a people who reward performance 'Femi Adesina
• Human trafficking: Police rescue 2 Nigerian ladies from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia
• 67-year-old man in 'house arrest' since January
• Olukolade cautions media against joining international conspiracy
• Pastor, daughter stab nurse to death over cellphone battery
• God behind APC wind of change -Shema
• Katsina has improved under Shema-Gbenga Daniel
• GREAT JOB, BUT CHIBOK
• Buhari and the crying governors
• How not to respond to Xenophobia
• United Kingdom and its enduring parliamentary system
• Many rape cases, so little punishment
• I reveal my cleavages in classy way 'Mercy Aigbe
• Why I'm passionate about Nigeria-CEO
• Msol in Wonder & Ponder
• AVF premieres 4 movies today

THISDAY

• Remi Adewale: Motivated to Promote Mental Health
• Fighting The Battle Against The Rise of Tuberculosis
• Nigeria International Book Fair Returns
• Military: Let's Not Encourage Illegality in the Name of Militia
• Nigeria's Economy Collapsing, Says Odigie-Oyegun
• PDP Raps APGA over Card Reader Scandal at INEC
• Borno Sets Up Camp for Returning Refugees from Niger
• Councils Chairmen Recommend Upgrade of Some Colleges of Education to Universities
• Woman's Twins had Different Fathers
• The Continuing Human Tragedy in the Middle Belt
• Solomon Arase's Judges Protection Units
• PDP: Laying it Bare
• Mabogunje: Jonathan Was Poorly Prepared for Presidency
• Adiukwu-Bakare: Despite Our Loss, We Believe We Wrestled Power from Tinubu in Lagos
• Moshood Mustapha: Alleviating Poverty Motivated Me to Go into Politics
• Abdulmumin: There won't be a Replay of 2011 Scenario in Race for House Speaker
• Awaiting Tambuwal's Date with History
• APC National Assembly Leadership Debate: The Imperative for Democratic Tradition
• Unveiling Cross River's Ben Ayade
• Evaluating Primate Ayodele's Predictions
• Reasons for APC's Success in Kogi
• United Kingdom and Its Enduring Parliamentary System
• The Akwa Ibom Governorship Election in Perspective
• Arase: I Seek a Police Force with Confident Officers, Intellectually Deep and Professionally Effective
• The African Tragedy on The Mediterranean Sea
• Bagging a PhD at 60 was My Birthday Gift
• femi, seun kuti: a reunion
• The Raging Battle for Senate Presidency/House Speakership
• Adeyemi: Your Mind is Your Most Important Asset
• 10 Top Brokers' Transactions Hit N129 Billion in April
• Beyond Publication of Delinquent Debtors' Lists
• Budget 2015 as President Jonathan's Parting Gift
• Local Content: Continental Oil, Conoil Sweep Awards
• Quoted Companies in Season of Lower Numbers
• Biometric Verification Number Project to Check Forex Fraud
• Customs in Renewed War against Smugglers
• The Cable: Credibility as Niche Strategy
• Biodun Shobanjo Now the Manager of the Year
• Oba Otudeko: A Profile in Enterprise
• Star Music Trek Resumes...Rocks Calabar'As Wande Coal, Oritsefemi, Cynthia Morgan, Others Shine
• Newman Street Returns with National Malaria Theme Song
• ICE GUARANA LAUNCHES IN DOUBLE SIDE STYLE
• Cape Town's Stunning Scenery
• One Woman's Drive to Satisfy Europe's Craze for African Fashion
• Buhari: To Probe or Not to Probe
• Khadija Abba-Ibrahim: Amazon in the House

 VANGUARD

• Privatisation of PHCN a fraud,electricity workers tell Buhari
• Buhari congratulates PM David Cameron
• Heartless! Six-month old baby smashed to the ground 'dies the following day
• Jonathan's mess, Buhari's burden
• How APC benefited from PDP's mismanaged success ' Eyiboh
• Aftermath of Polls: The North must win back Igbo confidence ' Ezeife
• Chime dares Enugu lawmakers: Too late to impeach me
• Okowa will build on predecessors' foundation ' Ambassador Okporoko
• Killing direct foreign investment: How not to respond to Xenophobia
• Democracy and delayed LG elections in Lagos
• Between Buhari's Integrity, 'Change' and Jonathan's Greatest Failing
• How president-elect Buhari can achieve a fair deal for victims of corruption
• Nigeria ranked among top 3 emerging broadband markets
• NBC to tackle anti competitive practices in Nigerian broadcasting
• Keshi wary of Chad
• We'll rule the world ' Awoniyi
• Martins on Bournemouth radar
• FIFA U-20 W/Cup: Brazil camp in disarray
• Ifeanyi Uba United: A new concept of club football in Nigeria
• Rangers coach dreads Heartland
• Okagbare: I did not ask Ogba for money
• Civil Servants under-develop sports in Nigeria, says Ebewele
• Star Football SuperFans gameshow: Arsenal 'drag' Chelsea to penalties
• Depay will be United's Messi ' Van Gaal
• You don't have to be naked to act as a prostitute ' Sobowale
• Coded Tunes unveils new artistes, postpones reunion concert
• Klint Da Drunk, Mr Melody, others storm Bamboo for Most Beautiful Girl in Eko
• Skales says he's nervous as he prepares for first album launch
• It took me 4 hours to compose Nwayo 'Sefiya
• Day Africa Magic feted movie stars in Enugu
• Obi Osotule fights human trafficking through film
• Tales of Nigeria's one ' hit crooners (1)
• Kelly Handsome, Icerom set to star in television series
• Oil sector rot will overwhelm Buhari if not tackled within 3 months ' Esele
• The international community helped Nigeria to deliver credible polls ' Ambassador Ekewenu
• PDP: Muazu, the govs and the war within
• The post-election prize Jonathan deserves ' Abubakar Audu
• My tortuous election journeys ' Buhari
• PDP: From Ruling to Opposition Party
• Kaduna attackers wanted my head for being 'an infidel' ' Redeemed Church pastor
• Why students lose interest in agriculture 'President, Sharon University
• The structure Nigeria needs under Buhari, by Gani Adams
• Sambisa Forest: I never believed we would make it out alive ' Rachael, Christian hostage