Today's Newspaper Headlines : Tuesday, May 12, 2015

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GUARDIAN

• Ondo Anglicans urge defecting politicians to emulate Buhari
• New job for APC spokesman
• An econonmic agenda: Our expectations (2)
• Still on the purported AIT ban
• The anti-torture bill
• Turkish cargo ship bombed near Libyan coast
• APC group moves to reconcile members in Ekiti
• NSE prescribes ABUAD Engineering template for education in Nigeria
• Power capacity hits 6000mw as Jonathan commissions FCT substation
• Jonathan holds last Council of State meeting
• Kano Emir moves to reconcile Shekarau, Kwankwaso
• Lagos PDP dismisses purported sack of chairman, Tunji Shelle
• Okpekpe: Degete, Merge, Gonfa ready to rumble, as Heritage Bank signs in
• Oyo amateur boxing boss thanks Alaafin, solicits support for ailing Dele Jonathan
• Bayelsa United sacks Ogbeide, picks Ederekumoh as new coach
• We are working hard to ensure Falcons' success, says Sanusi
• Edo commissioner seeks royal support for Okpekpe Road Race
• Amokachi still Super Eagles' assistant coach, says Akinwunmi
• Nonagenarian gives Fashola seven days ultimatum on Metropolitan College
• Nigeria: It's high time we healed our divided polity
• Scientists make significant progress in search for HIV cure
• Group empowers health workers against malaria
• Caretaker committees good for devt, Egbe-Idimu LCDA boss says
• Scores injured as fire guts Bayelsa buildings, shops
• Court adjourns suit against Estate developer to June 17
• Finding a lasting solution to casualisation
• World equity trading volumes hit $81 trillion
• Consumer demand to drive next wave of PE investments in Nigeria, S'Africa, others
• Emirate Group posts $1.5 billion profit
• Customs impounds 1,777 cartons of fake drugs, 182 vehicles
• Sterling Bank to raise $150m fresh capital
• Why Nigeria, others have over $93b infrastructural deficit
• Nigerian firms team up for novel payments system
• Wema Bank assures shareholders of better returns on investment
• Access Bank shareholders laud expansion exercise, approve 60k dividend
• Church commends Jonathan on recent peaceful elections
• Inuk is adopted son, not slave
• 30 charged with 'terrorism' over deadly Macedonia shooting
• At least five dead after storms rip through southern US
• Video: Protest in London over Cameron's re-election, 17 arrested
• Osama bin Laden: Journalist says White House lied
• Hundreds of Rohingya Muslim refugees rescued from boats off Indonesia
•  cops in Georgia fired in connection with death of 21-year-old
• exican political candidate goes topless in campaign ads
• Australian teenager in court over terrorist bomb plot
• Tiens Group treats 6,400 employees to French vacation
• Swedish Supreme Court rejects Assange appeal
• Rivers lawmakers reject Amaechi's claim of paid salaries
• ICPC arraigns NSCDC officials over N1.2b unspent funds
• DAILY TIMES
• PDP'S Loss: Two Trek to Kaduna in Sympathy with Gov. Yero
• Buhari'S Aide Calls for End to Urhobo/Isoko Pipelines Bombing
• Lagos Plans Metro Backbone for Submarine Cables Owners
• Fayose Links Ekiti Kidnap Cases to Jail Break
• PDP'll Reinvent Itself, Says Delta Gov
• S'Africa Opposition Party Gets First Black Leader
• 72 Dead as Syria Army Battles to Free Loyalists
• I Don't Know Where Shekau Is- Chad President
• Amaechi, Rivers Assembly on Collission Course
• Boko Haram: 30 Top Army Officers for Trial
• Lagos PDP Removes Chairman, Installs Successor
• APC'll Open Job Opportunities for Nigerian Youths ' Odigie-Oyegun
• Poor PVC Distribution Led To PDP's Defeat At The Polls- Bode George
• 3 Cable Vandals Caught in Era Town
• Federal Teachers Beg Jonathan over 11 Months Unpaid Allowances
• APC'll Open Job Opportunities For Nigerian youths ' Odigie-Oyegun
• Buhari Will Not Be Bogged Down By Endless Probes, APC Tells Jonathan
• Business Devt Slow in Nigeria, Says Babalakin
• Senate Presidency: Benue Gov-Elect Solicits Support for Akume
• Ibori, Others Bags Fellowship Award
• US to Rehabilitate 275 Rescued Sambisa Women
• Sterling Bank Projects Expansion, Fresh $150m Capital
• Burundi Protesters Defy Govt as Belgium Cuts Election Cash
• Libya Rejects EU Military Plans over Mediterranean Migrants
• Uganda Army Launches De-Radicalisation Campaign
• Senator Vows to Revive Bombed Kogi Radio Station
• Edo Govt Not Owing Workers Salary Arrears
• Ukraine Crisis: Kerry to Meet Putin, Lavrov Tomorrow
• Nyako's Impeachment: Court Passes Verdict May 22
• Saudi King to Skip US-Gulf Summit
• Tension in Adamawa over Fintiri'S N22 Billion Expenditure
• Israeli President on Three-Day Visit to Germany
• Officials Send Reporter out of Aso Rock over Embarassing Question
• Stop Playing Victim, APC Tells Jonathan
• Nigerian 'Slave' in UK Story, a Big Lie, We Treated Him as Son
• Plateau NSCDC Boss Explains Cause of Barkin Ladi Crisis
• PDP Crisis Spreads to Lagos
• Nicot: Cardiac Arrest Kills Belgian Star
• Arsenal: Dangote Urged Not to Splash Cash
• Visa Hitch Delays Iheanacho'S Arrival
• Man City Do Not Need a Revolution'Pellegrini
• Wolfsburg Confirm Kruse Capture
• Lyon Boss Fournier Concedes Ligue 1 Title
• Cesena Relegated from Serie A
• Barton Blasts 'Embarrassing' QPR
• Liverpool Top-Four Hopes Quashed
• Rio 2016: Rugby Sevens Regional Qualifiers Set to Begin

THISDAY

• Another Fire Incident Razes Multiple Buildings in Lagos
• Posterity Shall Judge Us Well on Electricity Reforms, Says Sambo
• Buhari Administration will Not Persecute Anyone, Says APC
• Joda Denies Rift with FG's Transition Committee
• Fuel Crisis to Persist as Banks Stop Financing Fresh Import, Classify Subsidy 'Political Risk
• Jonathan to Hold Last Council of State Meeting Tuesday
• Mark: State Lawmakers Function as Governors' Stooges
• NCC: Why There is Persistent Poor GSM Service
• Police Force is Understaffed, Says Arase
• Nyanya Bombings: Court Okays Complete Shield of Witnesses
• Amaechi, Assembly on Warpath over Rivers Economy
• FAAN Introduces Strict Security Measures at Cargo Terminal, MMIA
• Witness Confirms Court Registrar Aided Ajudua to Defraud Bamaiyi
• Ahmed Dissolves State Executive Council
• Abia PDP embarks on post-election soul searching
• Speakership: Gbajabiamila, Jibrin Team-up Put on Hold
• PDP Mourns Chinyere Asika
• Election Petitions: Tribunal Grants Order for Substituted Service
• C'River PDP Chairman: Ndoma-Egba is an Unstable Party Member
• Okonjo-Iweala Faults Newspaper over Negative Report
• IMF Suggests Amendment to Fiscal Revenue Sharing to Address Inequality
• Associated Discount House Gets Merchant Banking Licence
• Access Bank Partners Group on Maternal, Child Mortality Reduction
• Investors Stake N2.286bn on Shares First Day of Trading
• Shell, Seplat, Four Others Shut Down Producing Fields over Vandalism
• Kasali: How PEF Saved Nigeria $2bn of Dodgy Oil Bridging Claims
• Powercell Sensitises Electricity Consumers on ABB Products
• Nigeria's First 10MW Katsina Windfarm Nears Completion
• ICAN Members Seek Stay of Action on Council Election
• Digital Training Key to Active Participation of Girls in ICT
• Resolving the Fuel Subsidy Logjam
• Hydro Power Stations to the Rescue
• Haruna: Our Turnaround Plan for Kaduna Disco is Gradual and Thorough
• Kunle: How Government Can Fix the Steel Sector
• Sommerset's Endless Wait for Justice
• Dangote Cement: Building and Sharing Prosperity With Nigeria
• Investing in Rice Production and Rice Processing Plants
• Intrigues, Horse Trading Trail Senate Presidency Race
• Buhari, Chadian Leader Mull Plan to Tackle Boko Haram
• Another Supporter Treks for Tinubu
• MTN Provides Free Downloads of all Nigerian Apps to Customers
• Xenophobia: ECOWAS Parliament Wants Perpetrators Face ICC
• Dignitaries, World Leaders to Grace Chukwumerije's Burial
• Boko Haram: Derby Regrets Nigerian, Chadian Armies' Failure to Undertake Joint Operations
• 2 Senior Lawyers on War-path over Kashamu's Extradition Claim
• Police Under-staffed, Says Arase
• 8 Injured as Building Collapses in Kano Emir's Palace
• Union Backs NIMC's Sack of 400 Staffers for Fraud
• Election Tribunal Begins Sitting in Ekiti, Warns Against Smear Campaign

THE SUN

• SOWING THE 'SID' OF SUCCESS
• A SCHOOL'S OPEN DOOR POLICY
• This woman has 3 Master's degrees
• The governor's appeal cut!
• Osama Bin Laden's body was tossed out of helicopter over Afghanistan mountain, U.S journalist claims
• NECO denies report of exam irregularities
• Tianshi Billionaire Owner Takes Over 6,000 Employees On Record-breaking Trip To France
• Jonathan, Buhari committees meet again, deny rift
• Firearms possession charge: Magistrate withdraws after threat to her life
• Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: 'Fear of causing offence becomes a fetish
• Nigerian Women Displaced By Boko Haram Struggle To Rebuild Their Lives, Need Jobs
• Joda denies rift with FG's Transition Committee Show message history
• N1.2billion Unspent Funds: ICPC to arraign former NSCDC boss, others
• Fuel Crisis: FG moves to strengthen supply, consumption chain of petrol
• Election Tribunal Begins Sitting in Ekiti, Warns Against Smear Campaign
• EU's Mogherini to UN: 'First priority' is saving migrant lives
• Buhari to diversify economy from oil to agriculture, mining
• APC accuses President Jonathan of playing 'poker with the nation's destiny
• Selling banned drug is big business 'Suspect
• Foundation brings smiles to senior citizens' faces
• Boko Haram: Buhari, Chadian president meet
• KOFI kathy
• Police recover 5 more Card Readers in Abia
• Election tribunal: INEC under pressure to alter voters register 'Petitioner
• Ndoma Egba, APC elders bicker over visit to Buhari
• Ondo tribunal receives 17 petitions
• Gombe guber election: Court orders substituted service on Gov Dankwambo
• Buhari's administration'll not persecute anyone 'APC
• Why Nigeria escaped post-election violence 'Ekweremadu
• Reasons Lagos PDP exco sacks state chairman
• Onigbinde raps NFF over technical department
• Nadal out of ATP top five
• FIFA U-20 WORLD CUP: Final squad list: Tension in Flying Eagles' camp
• As visa hitch delays Iheanacho
• FG orders concession of railways
• Transcorp postsN27bn profit, declares 6k dividend
• Apapa gridlock: FG, stakeholders record N5bn daily loss
• Economy not in ruins, says Okonjo-Iweala
• Jonathan hosts last Council of State meeting today
• 2 men bag 31 years jail for kidnapping a friend
• NECO denies report of exam irregularities
• Chukwumerije's funeral kicks off May 20
• Villa security withdraws Deutsche Welle correspondent's accreditation
• Gowon to chair Foursquare Diamond Jubilee Lecture
• Blame executive arm for corruption ' Ihedioha
• Anambra spends N374m on 805 pilgrims
• Electrician murders Okada rider in Nnewi
• Ekiti kidnap latest: We'll bring kidnapped victims back, says Fayose

VANGUARD

• Jonathan appoints former CBN boss, Emir Sanusi as UNIBEN pro-chancellor
• Boko Haram: Brigadier General Ransome-Kuti, 29 others to face court martial
• End of Discussion: Evil Spirit Led Me to Steal My Employer's Car ' Suspect
• Era of Trekking: Man Begins Trek for Tinubu, 'The Magic Man Behind The Success
• Police arraign student for stealing boyfriend's phones
• Girl Dragged to Court for Stealing Boyfriend's Phones
• Jonathan, Lawmakers' battle hots up: NASS to override veto on constitution review
• Downgrade of Asaba Airport
• Dana unveil made in Nigeria all-new Kia Sorento
• APGA stakeholder wants President-elect to implement National Confab report
• School Return: 91-yr-old threatens to occupy Fashola's office
• Rights group urges Buhari to appoint credible Nigerians
• Jonathan was fair to Ndigbo, says Igbo group
• Apapa Gridlock: The unending trauma
• Books on Gov Fashola for launch
• Okadaman suffers epileptic attack, asks passenger to alight
• Court orders banks to freeze Sule Lamido, Jigawa state, council's accounts
• NASS Offices: Northwest shouldn't be blackmailed ' Jibrin
• The Tambuwal Effect
• Senate Presidency: Lawan's advantages
• Intriguing battle for Senate President
• Why Lagos PDP chairman, Shelle was sacked
• Farmers take Shell to court over oil spill impact in Bayelsa
• Mixed reactions trail proposal to sell 30% JV assets
• NPL: Sterling Bank grants energy firms N253bn ' As Conoil struggles to pay N19.5bn
• PIB: Legislators have failed Nigerians ' Okwuosa
• CBN, how long will the depositors of Savannah Bank suffer
• Nebo, Elumelu, others listed as drivers of Africa's power sector
• Katsina 10MW wind farm attains 98% completion ' FG
• Mines Sector: President-elect urged to consolidate on success
• Chinese firm to establish meter assembly plant in Calabar
• Revenue woes heighten as traders shun Nigeria's crude
• Shareholders approve Fidelity Bank's 18 kobo dividend payout
• High requirement of CRR'll lead to constriction in credit market 'Shareholders
• Lekoil posts N6bn loss in two years
• The successor abandonment syndrome
• Obiano's infantile promenade and lessons to learn
• Falling oil price: 'Pathway to diversification
• With Galaxy S6 Duos gains market attention with dual SIM capability
• Terragon Group ties up with LBS on digital research
• Ericsson opens network operations center in Lagos
• Let's get govt out of our football ' Irabor
• Don't give up on our league, Irabor tells media
• NFF lines up Cameroon, Ghana for Falcons
• All African Games: Boxers camp to open in June, says coach
• Heritage Bank sponsors Okpekpe Road Race
• Iheanacho to battle Aguero for City shirt
• Arsenal sunk by Fabianski and Gomis
• Dream Team VI to resume camp May 25, team official says