Today's Newspaper Headlines : Tuesday, May 26, 2015

News headlines from selected news papers ready for your reading pleasure this Tuesday morning......

VANGUARD

• Fayose, Ekiti Lawmakers meet in Akure ' Settle Crisis
• Fuel Crisis Sparks Health Challenges
• Sport Update: Carlo Ancelotti Sacked
• Swedish Singer Wins Eurovision Contest
• Nigerians Do Not Have Stable Electricity Because Of Obasanjo ' Atiku
• Federal Government Declares Friday Public Holiday
• Two injured as students protest at LUTH
• Implement national drug distribution guidelines now, FG told
• RCCG donates to Randle Hospital
• Case against abortion: An appeal for mercy
• STORM IN FMC OWERRI: Workers, MD's face-off grounds hospital
• Relief, as oil workers, others suspend strike
• Tribunal begins hearing today on Agbaje's petition
• 100 killed in Benue communities, refugee camps
• Nigeria loses $2bn annually to fake subsidy operators 'Saraki
• Redevelopment of Enugu's Hotel Presidential to gulp N4bn
• Alfa, prophetess defraud bankers of $30,000
• Buhari not happy with govs inability to pay salaries, rejects ministerial list
• Suswam asks for forgiveness over 'failed' expectations
• Policeman shoots 34-yr-old man over N2,000
• Where Jonathan and I disagreed 'Amaechi
• Our Unique Democracy
• How Adoke is frustrating Constitution amendment ' Ekweremadu
• God has given Buhari to Nigeria at this time ' Etiebet, PDP BoT member
• Internal Democracy: APC feels the heat
• Power supply'll be regular with right tariff' Sahara boss
• Crisis looms at ports over freight forwarders' practising fees
• Ford raises the bar with all-new Figo
• Shareholders seek appointment of steering committee to address hitches
• Shareholders congratulate Gwarzo, call for reforms
• Top 10 performing stocks
• What should the depositors of Savannah Bank do
• Buhari and Saraki, an ideal complement
• Ending in an anti-climax
• Ending in an anti-climax
• Re: Osoba: The veteran politician at bay
• APC, face the real issues
• Angry Letter to the Nigerian Youth
• Toyota assembly plant ready July ' Ade Ojo
• FIFA official challenges Nigerian referees
• Port Harcourt HP centre ready for athletes
• I'll win Nations Cup again ' Keshi
• CBN Open: It's a dream come true ' Otu
• Savannah All Stars win 2015 DStv All Star Game
• I've no issues with Mikel ' Keshi
• Iheanacho 1st Eaglet in New Zealand
• Okocha dazzles at NCC Tennis Cup launch
• Real Madrid fire coach Ancelotti ' president
• Toure to stay at Manchester City ' agent
• Fuel Crisis: Funke Akindele rides bicycle to church
• Goodluck, President-elect Buhari
• Godswill Akpabio and the scrabble revolution in Nigeria
• Nigeria on the highway
• GEJ 2019' Forget it
• Painless abolition of fuel subsidy with dollar warrants
• Pictures: Mr Ibu's Low-Key Wedding
• Okocha Rocks at NCC Tennis Cup launch
• Dead Body Found on Ikotun Road [Photos]
• Do Support The Incoming Government ' Ibrahim Babangida Advised Nigerians
• Fayose, Ekiti Lawmakers meet in Akure ' Settle Crisis

TRIBUNE

• Oyo, Osun workers declare strike over unpaid salaries
• Democracy Day: FG declares Friday public holiday
• Amosun dissolves cabinet
• NUPENG calls for total removal of fuel subsidy
• Fuel scarcity beyond payment to oil marketers 'Okonjo-Iweala
• $32bn subsidy fund, source of Nigeria's problem 'Saraki
• APC, Osinbajo deceiving Nigerians on govt's debts 'PDP
• Ambode releases official portrait
• Senate Presidency: APC should follow due process 'Saraki
• Senate Presidency: APC should follow due process 'Saraki
• Kashamu: Court summons Adoke, Giade
• Fire Service staff rape, kidnap 8-year-old girl
• Fashola commissions technical centre
• Ekiti NMA suspends strike over kidnapped members' rescue
• 100 killed as Fulani herdsmen invade Benue
• Fuel lifting begins
• Supreme court gives FG, National Assembly ultimatum over constitution amendment
• Foreign currencies found on dead Boko Haram commander
• Fayose, APC lawmakers hold peace talks
• IBB, Abdulsalami express worries over situation in Nigeria
• University of Ibadan shut for two weeks due to fuel shortage
• FG passes handover notes to Buhari's transition committee
• We may ask workers to stay at home if fuel scarcity pesists -NLC
• Tribunal begins hearing of Agbaje's petition against Ambode's victory on Tuesday
• Party, legislature and executive in democratic consolidation
• Aregbesola's hand on the plough
• Military gains against Boko Haram
• Ex-Israeli PM sentenced for taking bribes
• UK bars 1.5 million migrants from voting on EU
• Nepal struggles amid ruins 1 month after earthquake
• Refuse: Kogi lawmakers summon GM
• Community leader decries abandoned projects in Delta
• Firo villagers lament non-payment of land compensation

GUARDIAN

• Relief as NUPENG suspends strike, tanker drivers resume fuel loading
• NGF's Procured Valedictory
• Football: Stevens quits after keeping Stuttgart up again
• Football: Ferdinand moved by support after wife's death
• CIPM inducts 473 new members
• Fuel scarcity worsens state of economy
• NAICOM inaugurates interim board for IEI, pays N474 million claims
• We defended Jonathan with all sincerity' (2)
• Tragedy in Imo as female student allegedly stabs boyfriend to death
• Financial development critical to real sector's growth
• CITN urges members to comply with code of conduct
• GTB appeals against N5.2b judgement, seeks stay of execution
• Sterling Bank, Caleb Group collaborate on capacity building
• Heritage Bank's 'My Day as a Banker' debuts today
• We're available to clear grey areas over handover notes, says Sambo
• Phone operator MTN warns over Nigeria fuel crisis
• Woman cries for justice over wrongful termination of appointment, 20 years on
• Accident victim begs Nigerians for speaking and hearing aid
• Weinberger to attend Consultants Academy International boot camp in Lagos in June
• Church reels after Ireland's huge 'Yes' to gay marriage
• Burundi president: 'divine' hero on home soil
• Burundi protesters suspend government talks after opposition figure murdered
• Iran denies agreement on military site inspections
• Emirati aid shipment arrives in Yemen's Aden
• Saudi Shiites refuse to be provoked by suicide bombing
• Russia's new 'undesirables' law draws Western ire
• Thousands surround Japan's parliament, protest new US base plan
• Israel thanks US for opposing nuke-free Mideast plan
• Palestinian stabs two Israelis teens: police
• Why power system collapsed
• Notorious armed robbery suspect arrested at his wedding
• Help save Islamat from the jaws of death
• Benue youths protest against kidnap of 74-year-old mother of House of Reps-elect
• UNN VC honoured by UNTH Dept of Gynaecology
• Kogi High Court judge kidnapped by unknown gunmen
• Greek budget proposals insufficient: IMF's Blanchard
• 12 farmers get N13m bailout in Imo
• Business community accuses Enugu Electricity Distribution Company of bloated bills
• Oyo, Chinese firm sign MoU on construction of light rail
• NFL: Bears defender McDonald arrested again
• Football: Yanga-Mbiwa the hero as Roma stun Lazio
• Drogba, Ayew make emotional farewells
• Platini says Blatter lied about quitting FIFA
• Okpekpe winners get national team call-up
• LMC to sponsor bill on Nigerians' investment in foreign clubs, says Dikko
• Amata's new form thrills AFN boss
• Glo subscribers relish trip to Manchester United's Old Trafford
• Oshodi sees brighter future for Lagos' sports
• Chelsea crowned champions, Hull City relegated
• Chelsea crowned champions, Hull City relegated
• How to professionalise estate agency practice in Nigeria
• UPDC revs construction on Abuja's Pinnacle estate
• Sparklight repositions, begins LagosGrace Court Estate
• Experts urge review of national housing policy
• Estate surveyors charged to uphold ethical practice
• Lafarge urges artisans to adopt specific standards in block moulding
• Construction firms begin downsizing over projects' debt
• Investors launch N4b renovation ofEnugu Hotel Presidential
• 100 exhibitors set for Abuja Housing Show
• A fundamentally defective process cannot be regularized or cured by amendment (2)
• Court assumes jurisdiction in suit against Lagos property developer
• Legal fees, qualitative services dominate discourse at law seminar
• Lagos CJ, Olanipekun back Law Week
• Election petition and the narrow path to justice
• Witness denies knowledge of false statement in Zumax, FCMB case
• Overview of proposed National Industrial Court of Nigeria (Civil Procedure) Rule 2015
• NBA Section on Business Law will be in forefront of happenings in commercial world, says Jemide
• 2015 elections, litmus test for Nigerian democracy
• Ex-NIMASA DG's trial and the 'missing' audit report
• Sambo lauds privatisation scheme, seeks support for Osinbajo
• How to enhance labour, govt relations, by Illoh
• GIS decries alleged illegal deductions from Interns' stipend
• PTAD conducts supplementary verification for police pensioners
• Reforming the unreformable: The unfinished business
• Energy scarcity grounds Nigeria
• Why Buhari should listen to David Mark
• A nation's embarrassment
• Africa: Once upon a continent
• Is abolition of fuel subsidy imminent
• South Africa: Dangers of dog-whistle politics
• Buhari and the US$billion numbers game
• Illegal miners as killers
• Girl child education, democratic governance and sustainable development in Africa: A call for action

DAILY TRUST

• FG, marketers reach deal to end fuel crisis
• No ex-govt official should leave Nigeria after May 29 ' Yayale
• FG, marketers reach deal to end fuel scarcity
• Hope for a new era (I): For genuine power sector reforms
• Imo PDP expels Araraume, 19 others
• Gaps in APC's neutrality in the race for Senate president
• Why in-coming govt must review electricity privatisation
• Security is one area Buhari must differ from the present system 'Akinrinade
• Group wants Akume for Senate president
• Why we stand by Saraki -Senator-elect
• Respect Nigeria's diversity in Senate presidency race
• 213 sign for Dogara as speaker
• Speaker: Tambuwal is with me, says Gbajabiamila
• How Shettima will combine governance and NGF chairmanship ' Gusau
• The game-changer is upon us
• The Buhari era begins
• Handing over confusion
• Suspected motorcycle snatchers attack farmer at Giri village
• Yaba monarch wants fishing festival re-activated
• One dies, 2 injured as trailer rams into cars at Aseni
• Abuja Chamber of Commerce to set up dispute resolution center
• Truck driver, assistant injured in Abuja-Lokoja road crash
• Gunmen kill herder in Abuja village
• Kwara moves against thuggery
• Nigerian economy: slogans, jobs and fancy statistics
• Siasia to pick the best for AAG, Olympics
• NCC open Tennis league serves off in Lagos
• Double delight for Balogun
• I joined Abia Warriors to win trophies, says U-23 captain
• FIFA official challenges Nigerian referees
• Justice is a 3-way traffic - Court

THE NATION

• Power supply collapses
• Petrol crisis to ease as govt, marketers settle
• Court declines Kashamus request against NDLEA
• Jonathan releases N5b to buy stoves for rural women
• Fayose meets Omirin, four APC lawmakers in Akure
• COUNTDOWN TO MAY 29 3 DAYS TO GO The unfinished project called electoral reforms
• Euros retrieved as troops kill Boko Haram commander, 29 others
• EFCC: we recovered N65.3b in two years
• Constitution: Supreme Court gives President, lawmakers ultimatum
• IBB: state of the nation worrisome
• Akande writes for The Nation
• Pharmacists Council delists two members
• How to reduce fatal road crashes, by ex-LUTH CMD
• Screen for hypertension, Nigerians told
• Why expectant mothers, children are anaemic
• LUTH graduates students
• Institute trains health workers on nutrition
• Depression affects daily activities
• Stakeholders divided over drug distribution guidelines
• Organ donation rare in Nigeria, says LUTH chief
• Taking free legal service to new heights
• Firm insists on courts jurisdiction to stay writ of execution
• Proof of actus rea is sufficient to ground a conviction for strict liability offences
• Legal framework for the prevention of terrorism in Nigeria
• Court upholds the nominationof Odofin as Oba-elect of Ikorodu
• Nine law firms shortlisted for international awards
• Why ex-minister, Kuforiji-Olubis firm sued former foreign partner, Tidewater
• CJ, Olanipekun support Lagos Law Week
• Buhari and the National Assembly
• Don, legislator, sue Benue govt over last minute actions
• Fed Govt urged to ban rice import
• Foreign investors set to finance $8b IPMAN refinery
• Fuel scarcity: More domestic airlines cancel flights
• Why PenCom removed over 3,000 police pensioners
• Lawyers, FIRS partner in tax payment
• Kano, firm inaugurate N50b Abuja estate
• Lagos tackles flooding
• LaFarge trains artisans on quality
• Bayer, HarvestField partner on pest-free environment
• I ll not be rubber stamp Senate President
• Fixing security
• Making the rich pay
• Straight, to the undertaker
• From GEJ to GMB: A poisoned chalice
• Cry, his beloved country
• Women should be encouraged in politics
• Ezea reacts to critics of financial mismanagement
• Ajimobi and challenges of second term