Today's Newspaper Headlines : Thursday, May 14, 2015

Headlines from selected newspapers is here again this beautiful Thursday morning for your reading pleasure....

 THISDAY

• Soldiers Repel Boko Haram Attack in Maiduguri
• Rivers Killings: We'll Not Forgive Nor Forget, Says Buhari
• Bayelsa Senator, Six Others Defect to APC
• Indigenous Firm Raise the Alarm over Directive to Relocate Facilities
• Learn to Tell the Truth, PDP Tells APC Spokesman
• Buhari's Administration will Remain Investor-friendly, Says Adefuye
• Olam Raises Investment on Rice Backward Integration
• Ebola: Counting the Cost
• Expert Tasks FG on Training
• GSK, ENOF Sensitise Nigerians on Asthma Control
• Water: IPAN Decries Use of Foreign Lab for Certification
• Why Adults Should be Immunised
• Infertility Challenges Can be Reduced, Says Expert
• Group Tasks Nigerians on Use of Treated Nets
• Experts Train Optometrists on New Tools
• Ohakim: PDP's Loss Good for the Polity
• Boroffice: Take-a-Bow Practice Not Good for Democracy
• Okafor: Igbos Must Learn from Tinubu
• Buhari Needs to Perform Major Surgery on Nigeria
• Blair: Nigeria Has Won Global Respect, Promises Assistance
• Oil Marketers: FG Owes Us $1 Billion
• Constitution Amendment: Senate Drops Move to Override Jonathan's Veto
• Lekki Robbery Gang Reveals How FCMB was Robbed of N15 million
• Driver Knocks Down Man and Absconds with Corpse in Bayelsa
• Lead Poisoning Kills 28 Children in Niger
• Nigeria's GDP Growth Rate Declines Further to 3.86% in First Quarter
• LASG Directs Tankers to Quit Lagos in 48 Hours
• Migrant Deaths, Xenophobia Top Agenda at ECOWAS Parliament
• Schneider Electric Launches New Mobile Power Packs
• Expert Urges FG to Offer Incentives to Social Entrepreneurs
• IDL Donates Four Classrooms to Community School
• Niger Assembly Reconvenes
• Enugu Group Names Ibekaku as Choice for Ministerial Slot
• Gunmen Snatch Channels TV Staff Bus in Benin
• UPP to Partner APC on Anti Corruption Crusade
• ICT Weekly Arena Promises Strong Advocacy for Indigenous Technology
• Speakership: Monguno Consults North-east Members
• Meet Us at Tribunal if You Have Facts, Abia PDP Tells APGA
• New National Assembly Members: No Room for Ethnicity, Tribalism During Debates
• THE CASE FOR VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION
• Inflation Rate Predicted to Inch Up
• ICAN Members Seek Stay of Action on Council Election
• Flour Mills Introduces New Product
• Taming Tuberculosis
• Cashless Economy: Stakeholders Decry Lack of PoS at Key Institutions
• EMC, TD Caution against Disruptive Technology
• NCC Not Complacent about Challenges of Service Quality
• Accenture to Empower 3 Million Youths Globally by 2020
• Omatek Alternative Power Will Address Electricity Challenges

THE SUN

• Ike Ekweremadu @ 53
• Igbo voted wisely (2)
• Thank God this is our finest hour
• RONKE AKINDELE
• APC surrenders on Senate presidency, House Speaker
• Gridlock: Lagos gives tanker drivers 48 hours to leave expressway
• Buhari should fight indiscipline, not only corruption 'Amb Marcus-Bello
• How Buhari can fight corruption 'Nwafor-Orizu's daughter
• North-East needs Senate leadership to rebuild zone from Boko Haram devastation ' Binta Garba
• Why Saraki should succeed Mark as Senate President 'Amao, APC chieftain
• Buhari'll not disappoint Nigerians
• Shuluwa urges Buhari to tackle corruption
• PDP must blame self for failure
• Keshi'll fail again ' Lawal
• UCL: Old Lady shocks Real
• CAF coaching license: Amodu urges NFF to grade Nigerian coaches
• NBBF leadership is inept 'Bakare
• Heineken Serves Up the Perfect UEFA Champions League Cocktail
• Aero Contractors' CEO, CFO removed
• Olam increases local rice production by 200,000MT
• UK firm offers to bridge Nigeria's 700,000 housing deficit
• Senate confirms Gwarzo as SEC DG
• Kalu commiserates with Zik's family
• I'll make Nigerians proud 'Buhari
• Polls: Jonathan, PDP leadership in closed-door talks
• Embattled Lagos PDP chairman fights back
• Buhari denies anointing Senate leader
• South South, South East didn't vote PDP, Emerhor replies Uduaghan
• Uduaghan has fulfilled promises to Deltans 'Macaulay
• Election miscellanies
• Seven Energy targets 8,000bpd crude oil production from Stubb Creek
• Dangers of abortion exposed
• Man remanded for hacking 63-year-old man to death
• Data Recorders Recovered in Amtrak Train Derailment in Philadelphia That Killed 7
• Kaduna-Abuja cyclist arrives Abuja
• Buhari denies appointing Senate Leader
• Burundi President Deposed In Military Coup
• International community behind Buhari, Osinbajo 'Blair
• Why we're winning Boko Haram war 'Nigerian Army
• 3 children of same father drown in Bauchi
• Rivers pensioners, civil servants protest unpaid salaries
• Unending anguish on Oshodi/Apapa Expressway
• Soyinka: Down from Olympus (1)
• A letter to president-elect, Mohammadu Buhari
• Why NOUN law students should be admitted to Law School
• Things Buhari must not overlook

VANGUARD

• Burundi army divided after coup attempt, president out of country
• Buhari's inauguration: We cannot afford a flamboyant ceremony ' APC
• Fashola blasts FG over sale of TBS land
• Ekiti Kidnappings: Fayose, APC lawmakers disagree over security checks
• Rivers election: We won't forgive killers, arsonists ' Buhari
• We planned Lekki bank robbery in 24 hours ' SUSPECT
• Herbalist landlord kills tenant over wife's treatment
• Constitution amendment: Senate backs out of veto override
• Buhari's inauguration: Expect low key ceremony 'APC Transition C'ttee chair
• Lead poisioning kills 28 in Niger, says FG
• $330.000 fraud: Accused failed EFCC's lie detector test ' Witness
• Ayoola, others chart path for effective anti-corruption crusade in Nigeria
• FG redeploys Aviation Perm Sec over unauthorized leave
• PIB: Reps suspend further consideration over legal technicalities
• FEC approves N31bn roads contracts for Delta, Bayelsa, Ondo states
• PDP chieftain demands sack of NWC
• Rivers civil servants protest non-payment of salaries
• Saving Ekiti, Saving Us
• Rights Of Our Children
• Senate and Jonathan: Vain veto venture
• How I tackled greed in Delta ' Macaulay
• Lagos PDP: Perpetual trouble
• Buhari needs God to succeed ' Adegbenro
• Roots of coup attempt against Burundi president
• Burundi's Nkurunziza; ex-rebel, born-again Christian who divided a nation
• Making money from tomato farming
• Anambra'based mechanic fabricates N10m dredging equipment
• Dangote, UOP sign agreement over petroleum refinery plant
• Oil glut worsens as OPEC market share battle begins ' IEA
• Why you need a business plan
• Something is new and things must change
• Tragedy of a beleaguered nation
• Georgia Aquarium increases revenue from email marketing with IBM Commerce
• Frontrunners mobile operators enjoy 9.6% CAGR ' Ericsson, EY study
• Facebook hooks up with publishers for 'Instant Articles
• Keshi's assistant: NFF keeps Quicksilver on hold
• Cross River pulls out of athletics sponsorship
• CBN Open serves off
• Fashola to grace GTBank-Lagos Principals Cup final
• Federation Cup: Kukuruku knock out Giwa FC
• We are on peak of a small hill in table tennis ' Oshodi
• Access Bank-UNICEF Charity Shield Polo tournament gallops off May 21
• Dike relishes USA W/Cup match-up
• Garba dissatisfied with F/Eagles despite huge win
• Juventus end Real Madrid's European reign in semi-finals
• Election Tribunals: All interlocutory be heard with substantive issues ' Fashanu
• Nials boosts lawyers capacity in brief writing, advocacy skills
• Photo: Girl Got In Trouble After Calling Rihana Ashawo
• Terrifying: Photos Of Burundian female police officer shot at protesters at close range

PUNCH

• Burundi troops, coup soldiers battle to seize capital
• Fresh Nepal quake death toll hits 96
• Dangote's refinery to run on UOP technology
• Ikeja Electric decries rising energy theft
• NPDC to lose operator status on OML 40
• Sahara Group, WEF collaborate on anti-corruption initiative
• There is hope for Nigerian refineries ' PENGASSAN
• Apapa traffic grounds port activities
• NPA restricts oil, gas cargo to dedicated terminals
• Subsidy crisis: Stakeholders expect oil sector deregulation
• Skye Bank develops savings culture in children
• Greek government renegotiates sale of Piraeus port
• How lack of finance affects MSME growth'Experts
• Powercell wants new govt to boost solar power
• Africa'll become engine of global economic growth 'Elumelu
• FTSE higher as eurozone improves
• Dip in power generation worries distribution firms
• Soft skills for managers
• Nurturing relationships in agribusiness
• Oil slump: LASG stresses importance of tax revenue
• NSE picks up as index recovers 0.27%
• Suspend movement of fuel by road ' STOAN
• Presidency probes Wase killings
• Transition: Buhari group fasts, prays for success
• Niger assembly reconvenes
• Minister promises to look into expelled journalist's case
• We won't admit PDP defectors
• Lagos gives tanker drivers 48 hours to leave
• Group cautions Jonathan over new appointments, contracts
• 2019: Bode George, Obanikoro in battle of wits
• Obanikoro sponsored Lagos PDP chairs removal Group
• Buhari should probe Jonathan Balarabe Musa
• Rekindling the spirit of patriotism
• Reviving Nigerias ailing forest sector (1)
• President Jonathans uneasy paranoia
• Why the Yoruba may lose out under Buhari
• Urgent: Great Green Wall Agency bill!
• Goodbye Patience Jonathan, welcome Aisha Buhari
• Buzz social media diary
• YouTube and another decade of video domination (2)
• How much are your customers worth
• Twitter: What Jonathan, Zuma have in common
• Coup: Burundi borders shut to prevent President's return
• Students accuse police
• Workers, pensioners besiege Rivers secretariat over unpaid salaries
• Blair assures Nigeria of international support
• GDP growth declined by 2.08% in Q1 NBS
• Tribunal orders service of election petition papers on Wike
• Lead poisoning kills 27 children in Niger State