Today's Newspaper Headlines : Wednesday, May 13, 2015

News don land ooooo..... Selected newspaper headlines here this Wednesday morning for your reading pleasure....Make una enjoy.

THISDAY

• Suntai's Doctor, 13 Others Face Probe for Negligence, Misconduct
• SERAP Drags FG to ECOWAS Court over Suffering of Displaced Persons
• Rivers Assembly Threatens to Order Amaechi's Aides' Arrest
• Closing the Obstetrics Gap
• For Buhari, the Task Ahead is Daunting
• Automative Policy Lifts Motor Assembly Sector by 26%
• Premium Pension Boss Lists Dangers of Unplanned Retirement
• Kenya Power Receives $10m Loan Facility from UBA
• Learn Africa Decries Unfavourable Business Environment in Nigeria
• Mutual Benefit Presents Claims Cheque to Family of Deceased Journalist
• Royal Exchange Prudential Life Strategises for Improved Financal Performance
• CIIN Holds Fitness Walk
• Sovereign Trust Insurance Commended for Successful Offer
• UBA Launches Innovative Payment Solution
• Lafarge Repositions for Better Performance
• Khan: Nigeria's Fuel Subsidy Policy is Regressive
• Kwairanga: FG Should Review Taxes in Favour of Manufacturers
• Okpor: Claims Payments are No Longer a Problem in Insurance Contracts
• Matters Arising from Workers' Day Celebrations
• World Bank $500 Million Facility and Improving Maternal and Child Health in Nigeria
• Local Dyers Protest Chinese Domination in Kano
• Again, Health Workers Set for Nationwide Strike on May 17
• LASG: Residents Registration Designed to Track Kidnappers, Criminals
• Court Freezes Plateau, Benue's Accounts
• Arco's Suit: Court to Hear Agip's Application on Jurisdiction Wednesday
• Afe Babalola: Ajudua Didn't Pay Me Any Legal Fees from Money He Defrauded Bamaiyi
• Senate Passes Anti-tobacco Bill, Spells Six Months' Jail for Culprits
• Who Swears in Wike
• Akume's Residence Turns New Mecca
• New Face of a Budding Opposition
• Ortom and the Burden of Expectations
• Too Big to Succeed
• Plateau Killings: Jang Imposes Curfew on Parts of the State
• Jonathan, Buhari, Atiku, Others Mourn Azikiwe's Passage
• ASUU Faults Removal of Varsities' Council Chairmen
• Group to Buhari: Don't Allow the Use of EFCC for Persecution
• Bolanle Ogunpolu: Positioning MSC as a Global Brand
• FG's Treasury Single Account Unsettles Banks
• PENSION AND THE INFORMAL SECTOR
• Jonathan Leads Buhari on Villa Tour May 28
• From His Sick Bed, Mu'azu Sues for Peace
• Elumelu in White House, Joins Obama's Campaign for Entrepreneurs
• Lack of Quorum Foils Senate's Veto on Constitution Amendment
• 21-Year-old Girl Stabs Younger Brother to Death in Warri
• Bolanle Ogunpolu: Positioning MSC as a Global Brand
• Akwa Ibom APC Disowns Ex-Governor Victor Attah
• C'River Election Tribunal Warns Lawyers against Delay
• Nigerians Have Nothing to Fear over Buhari, Says Audu
• PPPRA: Proliferation of Local Oil Marketers Led to High Subsidy Claims

PUNCH

• NESG new CEO urges govt to cut costs
• 25-month unpaid salary threatens pollution control project
• FRC should handle NNPC's forensic audit 'ANAN
• IOSCO proposes rules for credit risk assessment
• Hyundai, FCMB in joint car finance scheme
• Taxpayer's stake in Lloyds now below 20%
• Kia unveils made-in-Nigeria Sorento
• First Bank, Unified Payments in e-payment agreement
• Unilever shareholders approve 10 kobo dividend, revenue drops
• Reviving agro production for export
• How to keep your job and start personal business
• Fidelity Bank raises N30bn to fund critical sectors
• Accenture advises female entrepreneurs to be creative
• Fuel scarcity: Govt seals filling stations in Ogun
• APC govt will ask looters to return money ' El-Rufai
• Govt wants easy access for Lagosians on services
• Justice will prevent violence, says Fashola
• Buhari to get handover note, tour Villa May 28
• PDP leaders meet today over crisis
• Port Harcourt traders blame poor sales on bad road
• Negligence: Medical tribunal prosecutes Suntai's doctor, 13 others
• APC leaders secured Kashamus victory Amosuns aide
• Fayoses claim on salary delay false, says APC
• INEC plotting to prevent inspection of election materials
• Sacked Lagos PDP chair refuses to vacate secretariat
• Muazu wanted Ambode as PDP gov candidate Akiolu
• The problem with electoral politics
• Musings on Shemas governance style
• Buharis tough choices
• Buhari must not put the cart before the horse
• Is this the end of PDP
• Buhari, do not pass me by
• Nigerian-British parliamentarians waxing stronger online
• If you lived in clouds, youd be flying
• Clean up your digital space
• Buzz social media diary
• Monarch urges Buhari to tackle unemployment
• Group tells Aregbesola to pay workers now
• LAPO MD bags AAU doctorate
• Filth in Jos as water scarcity bites harder
• Court remands Alfa for killing, sharing friend's corpse
• Tanker drivers ordered to vacate bridges
• Job seeker rapes schoolgirl to death in Ogun
• Police arrest pastor for mysterious death in church
• Killer ASP: Police invite victim's family, intensify search
• Oil prices rise by 3%
• Fuel scarcity pushes up food prices
• 10 integrated power plants idle ' NDPHC
• Petrol scarcity: IPMAN insists on bridging claims payment

VANGUARD

• War over constitution amendment: Senate mobilises against Jonathan
• Patience Jonathan denies plans to 'rig out' Aisha Buhari of AFLPM Presidency
• Jonathan, Buhari condole with Zik family
• EKITI KIDNAPPINGS: NMA, ASUU jittery as 7 members receive kidnap notice
• Nigerians'll value Jonathan in future 'Bozimo
• Ex-IGP Abba removed for indiscipline in the force 'Police Service Commission
• Syndicate pockets N33m, recruits 3,000 illegally into Nigerian Prisons
• Bloody clash looms in Anambra communities
• Elders condemn electoral violence in Rivers
• Mu'azu's muscles and medicals
• Abia: Ikpeazu holds on to his bold ideas
• My politics is for the people ' Adegeye (Sunny Ade's wife)
• Fashola hinges sustainable development on adherence to laws
• Edo govt not owing workers salary arrears
• Retirement should precede proper planning ' Ideva
• How insurance is taking over the communal way of living
• The power sector and the incoming Buhari administration (2)
• Unilever shareholders okay 10k dividend, lament cost of borrowing
• WITIN challenges women on careers in STEM
• BoI disburses N127bn loans to MSMEs in 2014
• A curious affair
• Star Football Superfan winner extols Arsenal
• Osoba: The veteran politician at bay
• Who is afraid of NDIC's amendments
• Cry not for the Igbos (2)
• Internet, essential part of human life, says Spectranet boss
• Lenovo targets selfie crazy Nigerians with S90 dual smartphone!
• SAP smart academy to retool Nigerian youths for 21st century workforce
• Co-Creation Hub, Oracle partner to empower young tech-preneurs
• Dynamics of change: The Amaechi years(1)
• Weah:Keshi is not Eagles' problem
• Don't expect much from Keshi ' Babayaro
• Confederations Cup: Warri Wolves depart for Congo tomorrow
• Ex Ghanaian coach Jones Attuquayefio dies at 70
• Association of ex-footballers call for inclusion in Anambra FA board
• Onoriode's strike saves Rangers from fans anger
• SA Insurance emerges official insurer of NNWL
• Top stars jet in for Okpekpe
• Ekeji testifies in alleged corruption charges against Lulu, Ojo-oba, others
• Black Miss Japan fights racial prejudice
• OJB denies kidney relapse rumour, says he is healthy
• Piracy a threat to entertainment industry- Mc Shakara
• UK general election: Regional and popular interests in Nigerian and UK politics
• A legacy of incompetence and corruption
• We have launched innovative marketing programmes ' Loretta Alao, VP, FRYDA
• Frozen embryo' battle grips America
• Does our President- elect intend to keep his word
• Building Bridges! Shagari Visits Buhari, The Man Who Overthrew His Government
• FG, Time To Blow The Whistle And Stop The War!

TRIBUNE

• Constitution amendment Senate begins process to override Jonathan
• Why I sacked Abba 'Jonathan
• LAUTECH doctors stage peaceful protest over unpaid salaries
• Rivers APC chairman escapes assassination
• Afe Babalola distances self from Bamaiyi's N8.4m scam
• Unpaid salaries: Osun workers give Aregbesola 14-day ultimatum
• Verification exercise will solve payroll, personnel mgt challenges 'Ekiti HoS
• Buhari, Atiku mourn Azikwe
• Hypertension on the rise in Nigeria 'Cardiologist
• Why I will host First Ladies' summit 'Patience Jonathan
• State govs responsible for PDP's loss in general election
• FG to construct 4,000MW in next phase of NIPP
• IPMAN backs fuel subsidy removal, urges Buhari to scrap PPRA
• Saraki raises the alarm over fake Facebook account
• NIMC workers protest planned sack of 1,000 members
• Speakership: Jubrin lobbies new members with 75% committee posts
• Kidnapping: NMA, ASUU cry out, say 7 members receive fresh threat in Ekiti
• Fighting ourselves in PDP will not lead us anywhere, Mu'azu tells Fayose, others
• Council of State okays May 28 handover to Buhari
• APC plotting against our governors-elect ---PDP
• Arase confirmed as IGP
• Former PDP chairman's son, others re-arraigned over N4.5 billion subsidy fraud
• Fraudsters are using our party's name for fraud---APC
• I am sick, receiving treatment abroad -Muazu
• Why I travel on sea to Europe with pregnancy -Nigerian who gave birth on sea
• Council of State meets in Aso Rock 'Police council may confirm Arase as IGP
• The Buhari power magnet
• The worsening power problem
• Demolition: Victims appeal to Uduaghan for compensation

THE NATION

• Fuel scarcity a problem that wont abate
• Tobacco Bill as public health legacy
• Buhari to get Jonathans handover notes May 28
• Jonathan: indiscipline rampant under Suleiman Abba
• Senate in final battle with President
• Five banks lose N312m to CBNs sanctions
• Sympathisers condole with Azikwes family
• IPMAN backs subsidy removal
• El-Rufai: well retrieve stolen money from PDP govt
• Islamic Council to Senate: reject Jonathans Hajj Commission list
• PDP panics over election cases in Rivers, Delta, Akwa Ibom
• EFCC re-arraigns Ahmadu Alis son, others for N4.5b subsidy fraud
• Covenant University launches mobile learning device
• IBB University staff threatens to down tool
• 10years after Pension Reform Act, is NSITF still waxing stronger
• Lonmin plans 3,500 job cuts in South Africa
• Expenditures on NIPPs hit $5b, says NDPHC boss
• NDIC sues Okupe, others over N34b debt
• Nigerians environment business friendly
• Appeal Court upholds injunction in Okomu Oils suit
• PZ Cussons, NOTAP sign MoU on Chemical Science, Technology
• Why govt must encourage modular refineries
• Experts urge tax reforms, diversification of economy
• Six states, four firms to raise N300b in debt issues
• Greece seeks eurozone recognition of economic progress
• Terminating terrorism
• Lagos rape cases
• I came, I saw, I succeeded
• Poor, poor Ngozi
• Our Girls; UK Polls; Solar Energy Revolution; Bank Of Industry; Tesla Powerwall solar batteries
• The Eighth Senate rollercoaster
• PDP: Time to face reality
• Nigeria: Political power imbalance:
• Lagos House of Assembly needs woman Speaker
• Youths call for re-organisation of PDP