Today's Newspaper Headlines : Thursday, May 28, 2015

News headlines from selected newspapers ready for your reading pleasure this Thursday morning....Enjoy

VANGUARD

• Don't limit probe to my govt ' Jonathan
• Libel: Court adjourns Tinubu's suit against AIT till June 30
• Children's Day tragedy: Lightening kills 3 siblings, one other
• Cameroonians donate 3m euros to help army fight Boko Haram
• 14 banks on edge over new cash reserve policy
• Three pastors, herbalist arrested for kidnapping in Ogun
• Court restrains IG from arresting Kashamu
• ACF alleges plot to frustrate Buhari
• Importance of Bank Verification Number
• Buhari: 'A man called upon to be a hawk must catch chickens
• PDP chiefs covered Jonathan's eyes to his defeat ' Sen Ogunwale
• How Buhari can sit on the world stage ' Amb Keshi
• APC: Progressive steps to relevance
• May 29: As Udom takes the baton from Akpabio
• A season of courtesy calls
• Delivering value through strategic partnerships
• Okon names W/C squad
• 2017 Afcon qualifier: Keshi sets June 3 deadline for foreign pros
• Guild of Sports Editors congratulates Memuletiwon
• FIFA scandal: Marin, political animal dogged by scandal
• FIFA plans to go ahead with congress, presidential election in spite of arrests
• Arrests, raids in Zurich as FIFA faces 2 corruption probes
• I did not start out as a designer ' Bose Adegunwa, Lawiza boss
• Nigeria: Blackmailers beware or beware of blackmailers
• So long Goodluck Jonathan!
• Paracetamol Challenge: Do Not!
• Lawyer Absent In Court As Bid To Stop Buhari Inauguration Fails
• Shameful Photos Of Toilet At A NIPOST Office
• Photos:Kim Kardashian undergoes IVF treatment,Desperate for 2nd child
• Senator-elect Dino Melaye ' 'The Cost Of Running The National Assembly Is Too High
• Teen Burnt Alive In Guatemala Prompts Outrage
• FOR THE LAST TIME: Jonathan Presides Federal Executive Council Meeting (Photos)
• Anambra State Bans Okada, Keke Napep From June 1st
• Inauguration Ceremony: Presidential State Car Being Prepared For May 29th[Photos]
• 2015 election: It was Africa's Victory ' Guinean President Says
• Commissioner tasks stakeholders on educational policies
• Sch'l administrator canvasses support for private educational institutions
• Ndiomu Foundation boosts teachers' practical teaching skills
• Sch'l administrator canvasses support for private educational institutions
• Made in Nigeria, Industrial education, the way to prosperity 'Fashola
• Two teen brothers build mobile web browser
• No more lip-service to curriculum implementation ' NERDC
• Time for class action suit against NUC, CLE, NLS and JAMB (1)
• If it's to be, it's up to you
• Educationists task Buhari on quality teachers
• Stakeholders brainstorm to reverse worrisome situation in health sector
• Roadside motor parks on the rise in Abia
• Police arrest 5 suspected robbers in Lagos

PUNCH

• AMCON recovers N3.2tn non-performing loans
• Onasanya set to retire as First Bank GMD
• Financial literacy for kids
• N'Delta groups shut Agip's facilities
• Nigeria, others purchase one million Total's solar lamps
• Best practices of talent retention, employee compensation
• SHI, NLNG train 57 Nigerian engineers in S'Korea
• Seven Energy delivers gas to Alaoji power plant
• NCS advises NAC on abandoned vehicles
• Customs agents, freight forwarders disagree over practitioners' fee
• Buhari to implement new revenue formula
• Mansard Insurance announces 12% turnover growth
• PENGASSAN faults SURE-P operations
• Skye Bank to raise N30bn Tier 1 capital
• Biocrop, FCT Administration to produce seedlings
• Fuel: N20bn claims by transporters may be slashed
• NSE index rises marginally as stocks extend gains
• Lessons on the importance of retreat
• Nigeria records N110bn decline in first quarter trade
• FCMB, NetPlus sign e-payment agreement
• Don't single me out for probe, Jonathan tells Buhari
• Borno pastor writes Buhari
• I was a motor park tout 'Benue gov-elect
• Ondo to build more mega schools
• LASG tackles FAAN over licensing of cab operators
• Petrol sells for N110 at depots
• Senate presidency: Lawans group to unveil 40 members
• Buharis meeting with British PM embarrassing PDP
• Buharis inauguration, a new dawn for Nigeria Fasanmi
• Childrens Day: A vote for vernacular
• What is the summer craze all about
• Setting an agenda for the incoming government (3)
• The fraud called clean cookstoves
• Buhari: Past imperfect, future tense
• Buhari: Now, the clerics keep mum online
• My journey to bankless Igbajo
• You can track your life with map
• Buzz social media diary
• Aregbesola laments increasing rate of children abduction
• PDP: Dickson expels Jonathan's loyalists
• I wont forgive Wike unless justice is done Amaechi
• Fashola advises children to shun drug abuse, violence
• Jonathan sends confab report to NAssembly for approval
• 11 killed in Kwara auto crash
• El-Rufai appoints SSG, others
• Lagos cancels movements restriction for May sanitation
• SCourt affirms Aregbesolas victory, dismisses Omisores appeal
• Executive, legislature feud embarrassing, says Tambuwal
• Jonathan, NAssembly settle constitution amendment rift

THISDAY

• Chinese Economy Growing at Fast Pace
• Samsung, Diamond Bank, Softcom to Raise $100m Technology Intervention Fund
• Cameroonian Firm Seeks Collaboration with CWG on Cloud Offering
• FCTA, Biocrops Biotechnology Sign MoU on Plantlets, Crops Multiplication
• Nigeria Joins IRC Alliance
• UNIDO, SON Conclude on Implementation of 12m Euro NQI
• ITF Trainees to get International Certification
• Embracing Mobile Payment System in Nigeria
• I Dare Buhari to Keep His Naira/Dollars Parity Promise
• 4-year-old Girl Kidnapped Inside School in Nasarawa
• Kuku: Nigeria Cannot Afford Simultaneous Boko Haram, Niger-Delta Conflicts
• Anti-Inauguration Suit: Why We Were Not in Court
• Buhari May Make Quiet Return to Abuja
• Presidential Inauguration: IGP Orders Diversion of Traffic, Tight Security at Eagles Square
• Our In-house Power Tussle Aggravated Petrol Scarcity, Says IPMAN
• Jonathan May Sign Amendments to Constitution Thursday
• Teachers' Strike Mars Celebration
• 11 Die in Auto Accident
• SC Upholds Aregbesola's Election
• Jonathan to Buhari: If You Must Probe, Extend it Beyond My Administration
• Amaechi Urges Incoming Govs Not to Allow Division in NGF
• Supreme Court Upholds Aregbesola's Election
• Court Strikes out Suit Challenging Otti's Candidacy
• Fani-Kayode: Hate Campaign Excuse is Untenable
• MacAlabi: Nigeria Needs a Rebirth
• Defence Radio as Jonathan's Parting Gift
• Dino Melaye Says N3bn Presidential Travelling Allowance Unacceptable
• Ihedioha Assumes Speaker's Power
• Tambuwal: Jonathan Distracted Us, Embarrassed Nigeria
• The Tyranny of Courage
• The Other Side of the Race for Senate Presidency
• Battle for Benue Assembly Fires Up
• Thank you, Goodluck Jonathan!
• Tambuwal: Jonathan Distracted Us, Embarrassed Nigeria
• Buhari Insists on Non-Interference in National Assembly Leadership
• Absence of a Real Parliament, a Minus for ECOWAS at 40, Says Ekweremadu
• Soleye: Buhari Must Not Compromise His Values
• Adegbuyi: Nigeria Urgently Needs a New Constitution
• Nigeria's Foreign Trade Down By N110.2bn in First Quarter
• Seven Energy Seeks Mergers to Boost Gas Production
• Banks Urged to Simplify Process of Linking Customers' BVNs
• Oshiomhole Hammers Okonjo-Iweala for Mismanaging the Economy
• Skye Bank to Access Market for N30 Billion Tier 1 Capital
• Obasanjo: Why It's Taking Too Long to Crush Boko Haram
• Experts Task Buhari on National IT Security
• UN Decries Boko Haram's Sexual Abuse of Captives
• Financial Inclusion: GTBank, Etisalat Target 55bn Unbanked Nigerians
• Presidential Inauguration: IG Orders Diversion of Traffic, Tight Security at Eagles Square
• NLNG, Samsung Train 57 Nigerian Engineers in South Korea

THE SUN

• Quote me! Ugwuanyi'll transform Enugu 'U.S.A Igwesi
• Buhari should address marginalisation of South East
• Ebonyi APGA never merged with APC 'Chairman
• True meaning of stomach infrastructure, by incoming Ekiti lawmakers
• Jonathan's aide rejects expulsion by Bayelsa PDP
• Legal ambush to stalls Wike's swearing in hit rock
• NASS leadership: No anointed candidates, Buhari insists
• Okon picks Oshoala, Nkwocha, Nwabuoku, 20 others
• 11 die in Ilorin auto crash
• FIFA U-20 World Cup:Dad tips Iheanacho for MVP
• Police arrest 70-year-old woman, son, 2 others for robbery in Ogun
• Katsina pitch excites Eagles
• Supreme Court dismisses Omisore's suit against Aregbesola's re-election
• NIS boils over director's job
• Anambra govt bans motorcycles, tricycles on highways
• 70-year-old woman arrested for armed robbery
• Onasanya retires as First Bank GMD
• Why fuel scarcity'll persist ' NUPENG
• Skye Bank to raise N30bn tier 1 capital in Q3
• Indigenous firm, WAV donates $1m to Nepal quake victims
• NDLEA plots to abduct me, says Kashamu
• Kashamu's extradition: Follow due process, court orders AGF, NDLEA, others
• UN decries Boko Haram insurgents' sexual abuse of captives
• Tinubu vs AIT: Court adjourns suit till June 30
• Melaye urges opposition against lawmakers' outrageous pay
• ENUGU GOVT, ANGLICAN CHURCH AT WAR OVER LAND
• Hazards of processed foods
• Shettima visits liberated Bama town
• May 29: Suit Seeking To Stop Buhari's Inauguration Suffers Set Back
• Queen Elizabeth Delivers Speech At Opening Of U.K Parliament
• Jonathan signs tobacco control bill, five others into law
• Fair elections 'impossible' ' Burundi opposition
• We have to curtail crude oil theft ' Navy
• FIFA under fire: Swiss arrest top global soccer officials in U.S., Swiss corruption cases
• Soyinka's harem politics
• South Sudan: Another failure of African leadership
• Corruption: Demonising Lamorde and EFCC
• Health and Domestic Violence

GUARDIAN

• Greece, creditors play down fears of imminent default
• midyar Network stakes interest in Nigeria's travel, tourism sector
• Managing risk in forex trading
• Bayer returns to Nigeria, floats new firm
• Reps urge FG, ECOWAS to support Adesina for AfDB presidency
• CAC certifies group's activities
• CBN explains delay in disbursing N300b real sector facility
• Any probe should go beyond my administration, says Jonathan
• Fed poly's initial challenges will become testimonies, says Mimiko
• Court bars AGF, others from arresting Kashamu
• Jonathan wants total probe of past administrations, uncovers $1bn past judgment debts
• Electrical failure causes chaos at Belgian airports
• As Jonathan leaves
• UNIPORT gets new VC
• El Rufai appoints SSG, other aides
• RCCG Province 44 donates equipment to Randle General Hospital
• Olawunmi's night-out with NYSC members in Taraba Camp
• Corps member found dead in Ilorin
• BBC boosts Hausa service
• Oshiomhole disagrees with Okonjo-Iweala on economy
• Edo pensioners call for implementation of 15% increase
• I've done my best in developing rural communities, says Uduaghan
• FIFA: Blatter says corrupt officials to be booted out
• 6 football officials detained as US corruption probe rocks FIFA
• United States court rules against Cisco systems in patent infringement fight
• Global survey raises concern over polio eradication
• NPHCDA boss wins NHEA Award for progress in polio eradication
• Lagos takes free medical services to Lekki residents
• Furore as drug distribution guidelines take off July 1
• How drinking two cups of coffee daily boosts sexual performance
• Phytonutrients ' phytoestrogens
• Passage of Biotech Law will boost scientific inventions in Nigeria, say Ogbadu, Ekong
• Ebola's weak point identified
• UN recommends Ondo for Country's Face in healthcare delivery
• Poor people's DNA is declining in quality
• NMA, Dettol boost ties on consumer enlightenment
• There is no crisis in FRC
• NUPENG urges Buhari to remove fuel subsidy, end importation
• Productivity Centre gets new Director- General
• WIMBIZ appoints new executive council members
• Oando chief set for EY world's entrepreneur award
• AGDC, Lagos to empower 1,100 entrepreneurs
• Emma Ezeazu: True Nigerian across borders (2)
• Changing of the guards
• What a country!
• ECOWAS at 40: A griot's tale
• INJURY TIME
• DW reporter's travail at Aso Rock
• For Nigeria, there's no way to go but up