Today's Newspaper Headlines : Tuesday, May 05, 2015

Newspaper headlines from selected newspapers for your reading pleasure........

PUNCH

• Incoming National Assembly may not pass PIB ' Senator
• FGN bonds account for 61% of domestic debt
• Airlines cancel more flights over aviation fuel scarcity
• FG, marketers resolve fuel subsidy debt row
• Petrol subsidy hits record high amid controversy
• Things you should never tell HR
• Getting continuous demand for your products
• Heritage Bank moves to improve service delivery
• US stocks near record levels
• Making money in commercial real estate
• Skye Bank disburses SME fund
• Chams consolidates business, targets greater returns
• NSE index edges lower after 1.86% rise
• Sanofi records drop in profit
• Lagos records 12,120 rape cases in four years
• Jonathan holds private meeting with Adeboye, Oyedepo
• Give state police priority, Abiara urges Buhari
• 186,300 children die from road accidents' FRSC
• UCH patients groan as resident doctors' strike persists
• Chime faces impeachment three weeks to end of tenure
• Corruption: Court orders extradition of ex-Mint boss to UK
• PDP NWC blames campaign team for Jonathan's defeat ' says hate statements cost party votes in the North
• Tinubu qualifies to be Yoruba leader Fasanmi
• APC appoints impeached Ondo deputy gov BoT member
• Man blames Jonathan for pregnant daughters murder
• An impassioned plea to save our youths (1)
• Does the PDP have a future
• What they dont teach you in law school
• Nigerias Untouchable Seven
• Understanding the New terrorism
• Increasing tuition fees in public universities
• Buzz social media diary
• Addressing hate speech in African digital media (2)
• BlackBerry struggles to regain market share
• Smartphone and your personal safety
• NNPC resumes oil search in Chad Basin
• EFCC nabs two for defrauding late Kano monarch
• Home help jailed three years for stealing
• Police arraign driver for friend's offence
• Bullion van driver has no driving licence ' Police
• One killed in police, robbers' shootout
• Kidnapped Rivers council boss freed
• Money laundering: Fani-Kayode learns fate June 18
• Rice: Reps summon Adesina over import duty evasion
• Kashamu sues NDLEA, EFCC, others over extradition plot
• Ekiti crisis: Fayose sacks Perm Sec
• PDP is dead in Imo, says Ararume
• Hoodlums strip lawmaker-elect in Osun
• Speakership: Gbajabiamila woos state caucuses

THISDAY

• Court Orders Ex-MINT Boss' Extradition to the UK
• Crisis Hits Enugu Assembly as Faction Serves Chime Impeachment Notice
• Dangote Cement to Start Production in Tanzania in August
• NNPC to Resume Oil Exploration in Chad Basin
• Fayose's Impeachment: Court to Hear PDP Lawmakers' Suit on May 21
• Globacom in Fresh Deal to Buy Ivorian Telecoms Company for $600m
• Don't Remove Subsidy on Petrol, NANS Tells FG
• PDP Blames Jonathan's Defeat on Hate Campaign
• Medical Workers Decry N1tn Expended on Medical Tourism
• Again, 30 Killed as Onslaught Continues in Plateau
• FG, Oil Marketers Move to End Fuel Scarcity
• Fayose's Impeachment: Court to Hear PDP Lawmakers' Suit on May 21
• Court to Hear Contempt Charges against Agip MD on June 23
• Emaar to Manage The Address Hotel in Nigeria, Bahrain
• AFC Concludes Debut Eurobond Issue
• Emaar to Manage The Address Hotel in Nigeria, Bahrain
• Wema Bank Unveils New Logo
• UPDC's REIT Rewards Unit Holders with N2.33bn Dividend
• Banks to Seek Reprieve from FAAC over NNPC's $1.5bn Debt
• $20bn Oil Money: CSOs in Extractive Sector Want Annual Audit of NNPC
• NERC to Conduct Inquiry into Success, Failure Rates of Ancillary Metering Plan
• Chevron Reports $1.9bn Drop in First Quarter Net Income
• Seven Energy Begins Crude Oil Production from Stubb Creek
• Etisalat Promises More Local Innovation in Telecoms
• Time to Strip NNPC of Toga of 'Missing Money
• Electricity: NERC Expands Accountability Charter with Consumer Activism
• SON's Lab to the Rescue
• Is a Single Regulator for Gas and Electricity Ideal
• North May End up With Four Top Posts in Govt
• Boko Haram in Disarray, Rescued Women Reveal
• CBN to Push for Amendment of Foreign Exchange Act
• Man Begins Trek from Abuja to Bayelsa for Jonathan
• Boko Haram Rape, Impregnate Women to Remain Indestructible
• Lockdown on Political Prostitution
• Speakership Race: Gbajabiamila Sets up Nationwide Mobilisation Committee
• Law Suit Threatens Lagos Speakership Race
• Atiku, FCT Ministers Mourn Chief Imam of Abuja
• Catholic Priest Kidnapped in Kogi
• Tribunal Receives Five Petitions in Sokoto
• Inmate Escapes from Edo Prison
• Patients Groan in UCH as Nurses Join Doctors' Strike
• Suspected Cultists Shoot Vigilance Members, Snatch Guns
• EFCC Arraigns Suspected Oil Thieves
• Orji Inaugurates Modern Court Complexes to Boost Justice Delivery in Abia
• Building a New Nigeria
• Buhari Cannot Afford to Neglect South-south, South-east, Says Uduaghan
• Money Laundering: Fani-Kayode to Know Fate June 18
• Rights Group Appealls to Judiciary Workers to Call off Strike
• A Transition Steeped in Controversy

VANGUARD

• Nigerian billionaire Mike Adenuga offers $600m for Ivorian mobile phone company
• Top 10 performing stocks
• Pushing boundaries, Mike Adenuga offers to buy Ivorian telecoms company
• See who is replacing Amokachi as Stephen Keshi's Assistant!
• President Goodluck was in Lagos, here's what happened!
• We're not responsible for your loss, PDP tells GEJ
• PDP misfortune in last polls, nominal political hiccup 'Ohakim
• Real estate experts canvass for housing subsidy, liberal access to land
• Ogun APC senatorial candidate drags Kashamu to tribunal
• Federal Task Force officers protest unpaid wages in Lagos
• Bizman docked over alleged N1.3m theft
• 2015 polls: Media's role on PVC use, card readers, made difference 'Entwistle
• Why I dropped out of senatorial election, by Uduaghan
• Impunity, sycophancy led to PDP's loss, says Ndoma-Egba
• We've paid March salaries, set to clear April 'Rivers GOV
• Police arraign bullion van driver for manslaughter in Ogun
• Sambisa Discoveries
• Enugu House: Last minute offensive
• Kogi West: Dino's deed can't stand ' Adeyemi
• PDP and 2015 Elections: A post mortem
• Olanusi's impeachment is a mockery of the legislature ' Edojah
• By Friday you'll either have Ed Miliband or me ' Cameron
• Republicans Carson, Fiorina bring diversity to 2016 race
• Six banks top human capital value-added in 2014
• E-dividend mandate'll reduce unclaimed dividend ' Shareholders
• Banking without mercy (2)
• Forex limit on naira debit card: CBN to set BVN trap for multiple card holders
• NAFDAC and vigilance in drug administration
• Bequeathing a legacy in Housing finance
• Economic growth and development in Africa, by Obasanjo
• Political businessmen as ethnic champions
• 2015 Imagine Cup: Anxiety as Team Nigeria awaits regional results
• Warri Wolves to know opponents today
• We could have done better in Bahamas ' AFN
• Kaduna to host Eagles' AFCON qualifiers
• Okpekpe Road Race's Medical guidelines released
• Veteran boxer wants Ambode to revive schools' boxing tournament
• Newcastle won't knife under-fire Carver
• Olympics Qualifier: Super Falcons ready for Mali, coaches assure Nigerians
• I have Kidney complication but I am well ' Ramires
• LMC adjusts NPFL fixtures for Match Day 9, Match Day 10
• Mikel, Drogba help Chelsea clinch title
• Davido unhappy over Mama Davido restaurant & bar
• Davido, 50 Cents, Nicki Minaj rock Sin City
• Meet The Nigerian Who Sold Floyd Mayweather His Exotic Cars
• Kidnapped Ibeto's Brother Probably 'No More within The State
• Steve McClaren Tells Newcastle United To Keep Their Job.{ Read }
• Famous Surgeon Ben Carson Interested In US Presidency Post
• Mr. Olisa Metuh Revealed Why President Goodluck Jonathan Lost out During Elections and Reason For PDP Crises