Today's Newspaper Headlines : Thursday, May 21, 2015

Today's  selected newspaper headlines ready for your reading pleasure.

THE SUN

• GIOILO MANDY BROWN AKUDO
• Senate under me'll not be executive rubber stamp 'Lawan
• Lessons from Anambra South senatorial election
• Fear of Buhari abandoning S'East unfounded 'Hon Okeke
• SGF as the APC bait in South-East
• Still on Sanusi's $20bn red herring
• Court nullifies Benue Rep-elect's election, orders police to prosecute him
• My fears for Keshi's second coming 'Onigbinde
• Flying Eagles form excites Anyansi as Ukraine hits New Zealand
• Ubah signs 10-year maintenance deal with contractor
• CANADA 2015:NFF urges Falcons to set new World Cup mark
• Amaechi collected N257.6bn from $20bn, says Okonjo-Iweala
• N1bn IFRS Academy: CBN, banks' contributions safe 'Ibrahim, FRC Chair
• FG to strengthen laws against pension criminals
• Stanbic IBTC Bank, IE Business School partner on loan finance deal
• Jonathan seeks support for Buhari
• Group wants National Assembly blamed for NNPC's woes
• Couple loses 4 kids in Anambra fire
• 8th NASS: Rebel Reps emerge
• PDP NWC moves against Fani-Kayode
• APC govs meet in Abuja, insist on diversification of economy
• Senator wants subsidy removed to end fuel scarcity
• Ndoma-Egba and his swansong
• Nigeria's democratic success: Time for greater US engagement
• Biggest hotel in the world being built in Mecca
• Boko Haram crisis could fuel rise in child marriages ' activists
• 8th National Assembly: Rebel Reps emerge
• Oshiomhole moves to boost state revenue, sets up board
• Hoodlums terrorize Ado Ekiti
• Pastor Caught With N609m Worth Of Hard Drugs At Lagos Airport
• Beware of sycophants, Okogie urges Buhari
• Kidnap of transport magnate: Court okays 7-day accelerated hearing
• Avoid PDP's mistakes, Atiku, Oyegun, others warn APC
• Nyanya bomb blasts: We were tortured to make confessional statements
• Mu'azu: Jonathan in closed-door meeting with Secondus, Dickson
• Adesina receives honorary doctorate degree at Purdue
• LASU lecturers to make up for lost 8 weeks
• Muazu resigns as PDP Chairman
• Igbo voted wisely (3)
• Will Buhari become Nigeria's Brezhnev
• Re: Residency Rights: Antidote to ethnic violence
• Senate Presidency: Why Saraki will be a wise choice
• Soyinka: Down from Olympus (2)
• The fuel subsidy debate
• Village Headmaster actor, Femi Robinson, is dead

PUNCH

• Oil price rebound as US crude sees decline
• For success in sales, learn your customer's back story
• Workers block entrance to NNPC headquarters
• Ecobank chairman assures shareholders of greater returns
• Ikeja Electric to deploy 276,084 smart meters
• Shippers reap increase in tanker rates
• Nigeria loses N5tn annually to oil theft, others
• Lending money to friends who hardly pay back
• N260bn spent on vehicle part imports in one year
• Ghana maritime agency, IMO to safeguard shipping operations
• Diversification key to safeguarding Nigerian, others economies 'Report
• Nigerians groan as power, petrol supply worsens
• FCMB restates commitment to economic growth
• Declare state of emergency in oil sector 'PENGASSAN
• PenCom to clarify use of pension for mortgages
• SEC suspends BGL, subsidiaries
• FrieslandCampina WAMCO posts N126bn turnover
• Conoil to acquire 62,000-litre aircraft refuelling facilities
• GE begins subsea wellhead manufacture in Nigeria
• Adeyemi College of Education, three others become varsities
• Village Headmaster, Femi Robinson, dies at 75
• Lagos Assembly Speaker may emerge next week
• Lagos, others plan growth of gaming industry
• We'll inherit worst economy in Nigeria's history ' Osinbajo
• Mu'azu, Anenih cave in to pressure, resign
• Lawmakers honour woman for returning N12m
• 14 killed in Ekiti, Plateau, Benue mayhem
• Jonathans acceptance of defeat averted evil Fashola
• We wont use zoning to pick Oyo Speaker APC
• Otti gets permission to inspect election materials
• Reps-elect meet in Abuja, reject imposition of Speaker
• Ex-deputy gov asks Buhari to create Lagos ministry
• Buhari and the coming penny-pinching era
• Why lead is killing Nigerian children
• Curtailing the energy sector curse
• Dealing with the Danfo driver in all of us
• Agbakoba and legislators bogus pay
• Buhari without General
• 25 ways to get the best from YouTube (1)
• Buzz social media diary
• Reasons your communication isnt working
• Local content key to Internet penetration MTN boss
• Monuments of shame: Sad story of Nigerian museums
• NATCOM sacks 400 NITEL, M-Tel workers
• NCC seizes N6.8bn pirated books
• Speakership: Im not Tinubus candidate, says Gbajabiamila
• Court nullifies Benue lawmaker-elects victory for forgery
• Ekiti kidnap: Falana asks IG to transfer police officers

VANGUARD

• PDP crisis: I resigned for Jonathan to take over BoT ' Anenih
• Senate c'ttee vice chair advocates subsidy removal, deregulation
• Jonathan approves 2015 budget
• How I delivered ransom to kidnappers of GUO Motors boss ' Personal driver
• SERAP backs Okonjo-Iweala's on $20bn Excess crude fund
• Court stops Police from harassing Saraki over alleged bank loan
• House Speaker: Bid to change rules suffers setback
• Recover stolen funds, remove fuel subsidy, CD tells Buhari
• One dies as NURTW members, traders clash in Ekiti
• Bauchi Community hands over anti-aircraft gun recovered from terrorists
• Messy Amendments
• PDP: Jonathan's Chairmen
• The Senate needs an incorruptible leader ' Sen Lawan
• Senator Chukwumerije: The authentic comrade by David Mark
• 5 serving ministers, 3 others in race for AfDB presidency
• CBN, banks to share interest earnings on CACS loans
• Fidelity Bank recovers N8bn debt in 2014
• Open letter to all Igbo elected politicial leaders
• Adebayor out with another messy family tales
• AFN celebrates Anugweje's professorial promotion
• Shell Cup: Semifinal draw takes centre stage
• Hungary plan F/Eagles fall
• We've a deadly attack ' Oshoala
• I sympathise with Keshi over selection of new players, says Onigbinde
• Ukraine, first to arrive at FIFA U-20 World Cup in New Zealand
• Fabregas suspension reduced to one match
• Adebayor speaks again, 'how my brothers attacked me with knife
• Blatter says resolution can be reached between IFA, PFA
• Osuofia steps out with daughters!
• Appointment of judges shouldn't be done in secret ' Obla
• Fuel crisis and the unending blame game
• Memes Gala : Rihanna's Outfit
• Discharged: Court Frees Kano Child-bride Who killed husband, Escapes Death
• Military Restrains 275 Rescued Persons, Moves to Fish Out Boko Haram Sympathisers
• Court Stops Jonathan From Signing Oil & Gas Bill
• 60yr Old Pastor Arrested With Hard Drugs Worth N609m At Lagos Airport
• Shut Up, PDP Governors Lavished State Funds On You ' Eric Amodu Blasts Tuface
• Two Cousins Of President Jonathan Reportedly Kidnapped In Bayelsa
• Jonathan would've suffered worse defeat if we didn't help ' Fani-Kayode
• 5 Good Reasons Christians Should Always Give
• Get In Here and See This! VIO Not Permitted To Inspect Vehicles, Drivers' Licences ' FRSC
• Robotel launches digital classroom to aid learning
• Hope in Plateau as three pupils excel in Math competition
• Winners emerge at 2015 Young Ministers competition
• Without quality basic education, a country can achieve nothing ' Vicky Colbert
• Maximizing your time!
• Nana Apori Schools boosts ICT knowledge with 500 computers
• So you want to go to Law School' (2)
• Stemming dominance of Western culture, by Chukwu

THISDAY

• GE ' Gauging Innovation As an Index of Development
• SLOT Partners Matrix on Trade-in-Programme
• Paucity of Funds Impedes Digital Migration
• Bridging the ICT Skills Gap
• Questions as MTN PR Accounts Move to New Agencies
• Chadian Lawmakers Extend Troops' Mandate to Fight Boko Haram
• Navy Raises Alarm Over 'Corrupt' Prosecution of Crude Oil Thieves
• Jang's NGF Denies Reconciliation with Amaechi's
• 27 Murdered as Killing Spree Continues in Plateau
• Jonathan to Hand Over Ministries, Agencies' Briefs to Buhari May 28
• The Village Headmaster, Femi Robinson, Dies at 75
• Mu'azu's Resignation: Secondus, Dickson Meet Jonathan
• Military Intelligence Intensifies Efforts at Tracking Terrorist Financing
• Boko Haram: 275 Rescued Women, Children Evacuated to Unknown Destination
• Kano Drops Charges against 14 years-old Suspected Killer Bride
• Power: NIPP's Generation Input Reaches 4,700MW with Monday's Inauguration of 3 More Plants
• Kidnapping: Option of Strike Will Kill Ekiti's Economy, HoS Warns Health Workers
• Nyanya Bomb Blasts: Judge to Determine if Accused Made Statements Under Duress
• Court Orders INEC to Nullify House of Rep-Elect's Return Certificate
• Secondus Now Acting National Chairman of PDP
• Mu'azu Resigns as PDP Chairman
• PDP NWC Moves against Femi Fani-Kayode
• From This Day Shall So Ye Know Them
• Amaechi: An Enigma in Book Record
• In Enugu, an Era Begins
• Etisalat Launches Flat Tariff Offer with Easylife 4.0
• THE TASK BEFORE IGP ARASE
• It's Africa Fashion Week
• CBN Amends Agriculture Credit Scheme Guidelines
• Stanbic IBTC Partners Institute on Student Financing
• Experts Discuss Investment Opportunities in Nigeria
• SEC Suspends BGL from Capital Market Operations
• Unity Bank Targets N77 Billion Profit in Three Years
• Combating Corruption on All Fronts
• Should GMB Mix the Old and New
• Release Victims Support Fund to Boko Haram Victims, NCICC' Asks FG
• Foundation Trains 100 VVF Patients on Vocational Skills in Sokoto
• China Boosts Healthcare Emergency in Nigeria with 12 Ambulances
• Airtel, UNOPS Move to Boost Maternal Health in Northern Nigeria
• Uncertainty Looms over Digital Dividend Spectrum
• Lagos Govt is Driving CBN's Cashless Policy, Says Fashola
• SON Unveils Metrology Institute to Boost Quality Assurance
• Again, NCC Moves to Address Unsolicited Text Messages
• SAP Africa Prepares Nigerian Youths for Future Job Challenges
• GTBank Introduces New Technology Mobile Phone Money Transfers
• Ukodie Marks 30 Years of ICT Journalism with Three Books
• House Report and Buhari's First Major Call
• Boosting Brands with Nigerian Music
• Fashola: I Succeeded by Seeking Help

GUARDIAN

• PDP national chairman, Ahmed Adamu Muazu, has resigned.
• Subsidy removal will end fuel scarcity ' Sen. Marafa
• Court sentences man to 2 months in prison for causing bodily harm
• Democracy has come to stay in West Africa, Jonathan declares
• Man docked for allegedly forging Uniport document
• Netanyahu rejects plan to separate Palestinians, Israelis on same buses
• 579 soldiers facing military court martial, says Army
• Italy arrests Moroccan man accused in Tunisia Bardo attack
• Nine killed in India train crash
• Paxherbals celebrates Africa's natural remedies in England
• Nestle trains paramedics on nutrition in early life
• How to reduce anaemia in women, teenage girls, by nutritionists
• Pharmacy Council Tribunal deregisters erring members
• Experts canvass national salt-reduction policy
• Chevron, Hansen's Disease Centre partner on TB diagnosis, treatment
• British police investigate 1,400 child sex abuse suspects
• Fabregas suspension reduced to one match
• Adebayor reveals suicidal thoughts
• FIFA chief's Mideast peace bid fails
• Xavi set to join Qatari side, Al Sadd
• Van Gaal steals show at Man Utd awards
• Benue leaders urge Mark to support Akume for Senate president
• Eating avocado reduces damage from air pollution, heart attack
• APC has no zoning arrangement for National Assembly leadership
• Buhari must eschew religious, ethnic sentiments to succeed
• Young blood' anti-ageing mechanism questioned
• Lagos has demonstrated that govt can work, says governor
• Fashola invites Metropolitan College founder for meeting
• Why vaccination of adults can help prevent chronic diseases
• The Helium Conundrum (2)
• Geologists explain Nepal's multiple earthquakes
• The political bumps to avoid
• Unfolding crisis of succession in Central Africa
• On Buhari and obedience to traffic laws
• Balancing act
• 13 months since abduction of Chibok girls