Today's Newspaper Headlines : Monday, June 15, 2015

It's a wet morning here today in the city of Abuja, hope you all had a wonderful weekend. News headlines from selected newspaper here this Monday morning for your reading pleasure. Do have a nice day.

GUARDIAN

• Barclays eyes Kenyan asset management after deal
• Dankwambo tasks traditional rulers on security
• Edo to partner brokers on risk protection
• Nigeria, other SSA economies make Bloomberg's bond index
• Nigeria tops foreign institutional funds' destination
• NDIC submits reports to FRC
• Shareholders flay delays in dispensing capital market cases
• How fuel crisis worsened May inflation
• Encourage SMEs to thrive, South Africa-based economist urges FG
• Kogi seeks public, private co-operation on physically challenged persons
• Wike gets Rivers Assembly's nod to borrow N10b
• NEMA distributes drugs, others to IDP camps in Borno
• Alkali warns Buhari against selfish party leaders
• Outpouring of love for stabbed Nigerian teacher, as pupil is charged for attempted murder
• Three-year-old boy reported missing from his home in Ebonyi
• This boy was abused by his father
• Two killed in communal clash in Gombe
• Kidnapping in South South will soon become history
• Family loses 3 children to fire in Lagos
• Egypt refers 58 Islamists to military trial
• Sudan says all 'normal', Bashir to return after AU summit
• Lions, tigers on the loose in deadly Tbilisi floods
• Jeb Bush ready to start presidential campaign
• South Africa bans Sudan president from leaving after arrest call
• Michelle Obama gets more personal
• India's Agarwal to merge Vedanta units to reduce debt
• One Ukraine soldier killed, 21 hurt in clashes with separatists
• Erdogan will ask AKP to form Turkey coalition
• Hong Kong democracy groups rally as key vote looms
• Ambode vows to support initiatives against cancer
• Ihim, Ozuruigbo to lead Imo lawmakers, as Abia Assembly takes off
• Ebonyi Assembly withdraws 2O15 budget
• Ijaw leaders petition NJC over verdict in spillage suit
• BoI set to disburse N700 million to MSMEs in Taraba
• Shettima assures of peace, defeat of B'Haram
• President, EITI boss to meet over implementation of NEITI reports
• UNIBEN accesses TETFUND
• IPAC, others tip Igini to succeed Jega
• Adeboye, Kumuyi task leaders on humility, support for Buhari
• Excited Nneku, Ekeh win Pepsi Academy's UK Scholarship
• Chukwumerije launches Team CCSF in Abuja
• Glo commends Super Eagles, urges Falcons to beat USA
• FIFA U-20 World Cup: Mali defeats Germany, joins Senegal in semi-finals
• NRFF president upbeat, as Black Stallions depart for Zambia
• We'll make no mistake against USA, Falcons assure Nigerians
• Fans want FG to wade into Supporters Club's crisis
• My girls quarrelled too much on pitch, Edwin Okon explains
• Keshi pleads for time to rebuild Eagles
• Tennis: Halep aims to stay cool to regain her tag as hottest newcomer
• NIA canvasses inclusion in town planning schemes
• Shelter Afrique signs MoU withNigeria's Customs Coop
• Architects task members on eco-friendly urban designs
• Grenades Homes appoints HOK London for Atlantic Resorts project
• Nigerite's Kalsi building board launching
• How restructuring of housing corporations can boost economic development
• Controversy trails Anambra's Nkpor-Amawbia road completion
• Forum highlights pitfalls in real estate market investment
• Dubai house prices fall but remains prime global city
• Construction reaches advanced stages on Agwagune resettlement camp
• My father's generation failed mine' (1)
• Tweaking immune system provides vaccine hope for post-traumatic stress
• Verjee, Anyanwu, others to attend Women in Journalism conference
• From JSK Etiquette, capacity building for journalists
• Practicing investigative journalism the masked way
• Encouraging blood donors to save lives
• Advertising agencies want professional as information minister
• Stakeholders chart path for better media coverage of elections
• We shall wage unrelenting legislative war on Nigeria's problems
• Lagos APC, PDP bicker over Ambode's assets declaration
• Towards a social democratic welfare state (1)
• What now, Amnesty International
• The voluntary sector in nation building
• NASS leadership and Buhari's change agenda
• The sugarcane bio-factory
• THE HEADACHE
• Indonesian executions: How barbaric

PUNCH

• Daily subsidy on petrol hits N2bn
• Review 2015 budget, group urges Buhari
• Iran seeks better economic ties with Nigeria
• Dangote's truck empowerment scheme to create 28,000 jobs
• Custodian and Allied excited about N4.5bn profit
• Govt, private sector should jointly train construction artisans 'Asnani
• Judiciary should play vital role in capital market
• Wapic repackages motor, group life insurance
• Money management in online forex trading
• FMBN's home renovation loan initiative lauded
• Buhari govt must review PIB 'Experts
• Nigeria, key destination for foreign funds 'FBN Capital
• Firm introduces online platform for insurance growth
• CBN tells banks to establish fraud desks
• The ABC of starting overseas business
• Low spending responsible for infrastructure deficit 'Experts
• Law Union takes insurance education to schools
• Experts seek development of bancassurance
• NAE seeks better funding for education
• B'Haram attacks Yobe village, torches houses
• ABUAD to represent Africa at world tech contest
• Ekweremadu won't resign ' PDP senators
• Unpaid salaries: Omisore advises Osun gov to resign
• Falana backs Soyinka on rejection of sexual offences bill
• I'll pay Osun workers before June 30 ' Aregbesola
• Why Jonathan couldnt curb corruption Ex-registrar
• Demand compensation from Buhari, Falana tells Ambode
• Lawmaker asks Lagos non-indigenes to contest elections
• Senators must be loyal to Nigeria, not caucuses Sani
• Kogi can survive without federal allocation
• Improving fiscal governance at the state level
• They have hijacked our change, again
• New ways of seeing Nigeria
• Buhari: Perfect is the enemy of good
• Why higher oil prices cripple the economy
• How to take charge of your brand online
• How to take charge of your brand online
• Social media magic of Saraki, others
• Why Buhari has not appointed ministers Presidency
• Unpaid salary: Odinkalu takes workers plight to Twitter
• Don't discourage Buhari
• Advent of 8th NASS
• Beautiful political calculation
• PenCom, release our money
• Amosun and rural devt
• Wake up, APC
• Ban of ogogoro
• S'East APC, Enugu group disagree over Ekweremadu
• LASG to use KAI men to protect drains
• Fire guts Lagos market
• ABU disowns health worker posing as medical doctor
• Africa under siege, Buhari tells continental leaders
• Wike cant dissolve commissions created by law
• APC leadersll hinder Buharis administration Jonathans aide
• CRiver residents lament rising cost of kerosene
• 168 million work as child labourers UN
• Group warns APC against meddling in NAssembly affairs
• Dont link Buhari with relocation of tribunal
• I left PDP because of impunity, says Nwogu
• Lagos PDP asks Ambode to declare assets publicly
• NCC pledges commitment to national broadband plan
• Nigerian tech start-ups to benefit from 7.5bn funding
• Cyberspace gets recertification for NIS ISO 9001: 2008
• First projector smartphone, others debut at Lenovos conference
• Increase investment in IT, CPN urges FG
• Infinix introduces Zero 2 phone
• How to beat flabby arm jiggle
• Six-month-old conjoined twin sisters separated in Haiti
• Six-month-old conjoined twin sisters separated in Haiti
• Why you should not stop for ambulances
• Eat cereal for breakfast, reap huge benefits
• Low-fat foods you shouldn't eat
• AGF, NSA disagree with EFCC over Abacha loot
• Court attaches oil company's accounts over N150m debt
• Keshi hopeful, Ghana maul Mauritius 7-1
• Mighty Jets fans attack ref, Tornadoes officials
• Dolphins extend lead, set league record
• Buhari won't save your job, Laloko warns Keshi
• Aluko decries Kaduna stadium
• IAAF Diamond League: Okagbare wins silver
• Cavani apologises for Jamaica 'Africa' gaffe
• Orphans win Pepsi Football Academy UK scholarship

THISDAY

• Lack of Budgetary Provision for Maintenance Increases Infrastructural Decay
• Labour Seeks ILO Support in Reviving Social Dialogue in Nigeria
• Insurance Industry Records N97bn Gross Premium in First Quarter
• Udom Inaugurates Technical Committee on Ibaka Deep Seaport
• Osun, Oyo Customs Command Generates N3bn in Three Months
• Shippers' Council Woos Importers, Exporters in Imo
• Ijaw Communities Head to S'Court in $1.5bn Oil Spill Suit
• IATA Calls for Greater Partnership with Governments
• Alade Market An Eyesore
• Buhari: Demise of African Youths in Mediterranean Sea Unacceptable
• Boko Haram Attacks Yobe Town
• A Week in a Democracy: President Buhari's 'Change' Scorecard
• Tinubu Urged to Recognise Saraki as Senate President
• Bob's Book Day at Abuja
• Catholic Bishop Urges Christians to join Politics
• Why Enugu will Continue to Honour Chime, Ugwuanyi, Nebo
• Adamawa Central Senatorial Zone Organizes Reception For Nyako, Son
• Court Strikes Out Agip's Objection against Arco
• Beware of Fraudsters, Group Tells Bank Customers
• CSCS Records N8.2bn Growth in Earnings
• Diaspora Community Online Business Platform Unveiled
• Vono Products Assures Stakeholders of Better Future
• CBN Tightens Noose against Fraud in Banks
• Oyebola: Nigeria is West Africa's Most Viable Investment Destination
• Nigeria, Others to Attract N14.55 Trillion FDI in 2015
• BEDC, Elizade Varsity Sign MoU on Human Capacity Devt
• Stakeholders Want Judiciary to Deepen Role in Capital Market Development
• Investment One Enhances EasyTrade Platform with Mobile App
• PDP BoT Chairman Endorses Bi-partisan National Assembly
• N'Assembly Feud: Kwara Group Warns against Attack on Lai Mohammed
• Cancellation of Royalties: FG Loses $1bn Annually to Foreign Airlines
• FAAN's Indebtedness Forces Contractors to Abandon Airport Projects
• Buhari to Meet EITI Chair on Proposed Oil Sector Reforms
• Okowa, Ambode Greet Sam Amuka at 80
• Office of NSA, Justice Ministry Deny Custody of Abacha Loot
• Falana to Challenge Legality of Sexual Offences Bill
• Buhari's Wife Calls for Fair Representation of Women in Leadership Positions
• Unpaid Salaries: Winners Chapel Donates Food Items, Money to Osun Workers
• THISDAY News Editor Loses Father
• Fire Kills Three Kids, Guts Market in Lagos
• Gunmen Kidnap Living Faith Pastor in Calabar
• Traders Reject N120m Charges, Drag Abuja Board to Court
• Police Kill Two Armed Robbers in Delta
• NBA Condemns Kidnapping of Catholic Priest in Ekiti, Tasks CP on Security
• YET ANOTHER METHANOL POISONING
• Drumming Support for Entertainment as Tool for Africa's Development
• Ige Turns Dreams to Reality
• Jackie Appiah Supports Flood, Fire Victims
• Three Things to Say to Nigeria
• Onazi Apologises for Red Card against Chad
• Okon Tips Falcons for Q' final
• Monaco to Outbid Porto for Awoniyi
• Iheanacho for Man City's Aussie Pre-season Tour
• Glo Commends Eagles
• GTBank Masters Cup: St. Greg's, St. Finbar's for Final
• Drama, High Score Wins Herald Resumption from the Break

VANGUARD

• Nigeria's private sector leads Africa in foreign equity investments
• Ambode, Oshiomhole, Awoniyi greet Sam Amuka at 80
• Ramadan Tafsir: Zakzaky accuses JNI of bias, mischief
• CULTISM: Ogun Police raid hotels, villages arrest 30
• Why states can't pay workers' salaries
• Ogogoro Ban Not Solution
• Buhari's honeymoon may not last ' Kukah
• Mixed results in employment, labour force participation rates
• Agric imports hit N738bn in first quarter
• SEC advises states to embrace capital market for infrastructure development
• Shareholders task judiciary to play better role in capital market issues
• Vitafoam begins mass production of sandwich panels for construction industry
• How mobile preference for online shopping drives e-commerce
• Drinks.ng hits market with products catalogue
• ACTV: Enlarging Nigeria's pay-tv reach
• VitaTree set to register presence in Nigeria
• Lack of transparency, corruption root causes of fuel scarcity ' Oyekoya
• 18 states bankrupt, can't pay workers' salaries
• BVN'll enable banks blacklist dubious customers
• Nigeria generates over $100bn annually from outsourcing ' Akindeju
• Presumptive tax: Equalizing the distribution of tax burden (11)
• CBN strengthens sustainable banking
• Too many issues with N220bn MSMEDF
• Sanusi joins Blackstone Africa Fund
• Mobile money transactions in Nigeria hit N985bn yearly
• NHF: FMBN to launch home renovation loan scheme
• NAHCO shareholders seek recapitalisation, commend board on diversification
• These Eagles 'll rule African football ' Keshi
• Chukwumerije launches Team CCSF in Abuja
• Nneku, Ekeh win Pepsi Academy-UK Scholarship
• GTBank Masters Cup: St. Greg's, St. Finbar's for final
• Nigeria finishes second at ITTF WJC in Egypt
• U20 World Cup: Thiam slots Senegal into final four, face Brazil
• Mali 'avenge' Flying Eagles' loss, beat Germany to book semi-final ticket
• We will continue to re-build in order to get better ' Keshi
• AFCON Qualifier: Nigerians in South Africa commend Eagles' win
• The 'fabulous five' of Nigeria's big screen
• Acting makes me expose my body too often ' Ginika Maureen
• Jurassic World' eats box office alive
• Our continent currently bedevilled by twin evils, Buhari tells African leaders
• Agbakoba opens mediation, arbitration centre
• Satanic Prosperity
• G-7 Summit: Acting the part of a world leader
• Turmoil in the Assembly
• The Nigerian media too must change
• CIA Declassifies 9/11 Reports
• Jeb Bush Kicks Off Presidential Campaign
• Wild Animals Escape Zoo And Roam Streets After Flood Displaces Them
• Sudanese President Barred From Leaving South Africa After Call for Arrest
• Diary Of A Jobless Nigerian' ' She Came With 3 Friends To Meet Me At The Eatery (Part 1)
• President Buhari Says Jonathan Is To Blame For Delayed Ministerial List
• Merciful Man!! Rapper Rick Ross Bails Out Other Cell Mates
• Ex-President Obasanjo Says Military Is Not Enough To Fight Boko Haram
• What Happened Between Me And Wizkid Has Happened And I Have Moved On ' Skales
• I Left Degree Programme At UNILAG For Shoe Making 'Bukky Nosirudeen
• Methodist Old Girls, Arise Women task FG on Universal Health Coverage
• Eniola Karunwi fights obesity epidemic with Cambridge Weight Loss Plan
• Boko Haram: Buhari should go beyond moving military command to Borno ' General Ikpomnwen (rtd)
• Taming Terror: Anatomy of the female suicide bomber!

LEADERSHIP

• Northern Group Warns Against Plot To Undermine Tinubu
• El-Rufai Summons Contractors Of Water Project
• NASS Leadership Crisis: APC Caucus, BoT Meet Tomorrow ' Al-Makura
• God Made Me Speaker ' Dogara
• Osinbajo, Ambode, Kolade, Others Back War Against Cancer
• Energy Sufficiency Will Top My Agenda For Africa ' Adesina
• S/Africa Stops Al-Bashir From Leaving After Arrest Call
• NASS Leadership: Group Faults Attack On Lai Mohammed
• Loan: 120 Graduates Seek Gov Ajimobi's Intervention
• APC Crisis: We Have Been Vindicated ' Alkali
• Diesel Subsidy, Not Petrol, Needed To Transform Northern Economy
• Dangote Creates 28,000 New Jobs With New Truck Scheme
• PIB Threatens $80bn Investment ' PENGASSAN
• Oil Revenue: EITI Chair To Meet Buhari On NEITI Reports
• Insurance Sector's Assets Hit N793.6bn
• Firm Begins Construction Of 10,000 Housing Units In Abuja
• Why Mobile Money Is Yet To Pick Up ' Fatokun
• Mixed Reactions Trail SEC Directive On Unclaimed Dividends
• Stakeholders Hold Talks On Fuel Subsidy At CIAPS
• Encourage SMEs To Thrive, South Africa-based Economist Urges FG
• NPFL Round-up: Goals Galore, Drama, As League Resumes
• Nadal Trounce Troicki To Lift Stuttgart Open
• 2017 AFCON: Glo Extols Super Eagles
• 2017 AFCON Qualifier: Football Enthusiasts Commend Eagles For Good Start
• FIFA U-20 World Cup: Mali, Senegal Power Through To Semi-finals
• AFCON Qualifier: Nigerians In South Africa Commend Eagles' Win
• Super Eagles Need More Time To Blend ' Keshi
• Nations Grow Over Time Not Overnight!
• 10 Lessons From Our NASS Drama
• Saraki/Dogara:Why The Rule Of Law Prevailed
• Watch Out For That Banana Peel, Mr President!
• Boko Haram And The Global Terror Network
• Happy Uncle Sam Turns 80
• President Buhari's Fortnight In Office
• Groundnuts May Help Humans To Live Longer 'Study

TRIBUNE

• UI celebrates 2015 Day of the African Child
• Apc stalwarts jostle for political appointments in Plateau
• Rivers govt commences payment of 4-month debt owed refuse contractors
• Army officer petitions Buhari over premature retirement
• Group condemns attack on Lai Mohammed, APC spokesman
• APC leaders, BoT meet tomorrow over NASS crisis
• Reconcile warring parties, Tinubu charged
• Ambitious APC leaders are threat to Buhari's govt
• Ex-AGF, Otunla, on retirement, not sacked 'FG
• Report criminal activities, Oyo CP urges residents
• Lagos PDP gives Ambode 14-day ultimatum to declare assets
• GSK shareholders applaud management, approve N717.5m dividend
• Ingratitude, man's most difficult problem 'Bishop
• We need FG's support to reconstruct communities in Borno 'Shettima
• Resign, Ekiti PDP advises Aregbesola
• N/East may produce SGF 'Plot to sack Oyegun leadership thickens
• Tinubu brought me into my husband's campaign 'Aisha Buhari
• K Peace wins Nigerian Idol 5
• Buhari wants AU action on Africa's political, economic challenges
• South African judge bars Sudanese president from leaving South Africa
• Boko Haram sets police station, secretariat, houses ablaze in Yobe
• 250 dead workers receiving salaries in Ekiti, 1,000 fake workers discovered
• Buhari orders release of $21m out of $100m to task force on Boko Haram
• Father loses 3 kids to inferno, fire razes Ajah market in Lagos
• Banks, others get July 1 deadline to set up electronic fraud desk
• The suspense over ministerial appointment
• The task before PDP govs 'Olafeso
• Why Buhari will deliver on promises 'Akande
• Governors and the cost of governance
• Israeli leader criticises upcoming UN report on Gaza war
• Prison tailor who helped plot New York's jailbreak appears in court
• Pope eyes worldwide audience for environment encyclical
• Zungeru Dam: Communities protest non-payment of compensation
• Communities can make govt accountable
• Fadahunsi donates roofing sheets to rainstorm victims
• DPR to demolish 150 illegal petrol stations in Akwa Ibom
• NNMC: Oku Iboku people decry economic waste
• Floods compound Apapa gridlock
• $1.5bn oil spill suit: Ijaw communities to approach Supreme Court

THE NATION

• Three siblings die in Lagos fire
• First Lady: dont pay any money to see President
• BPE in N1.45b scam
• Buhari considers balance in SGF choice
• $21m boost for anti-Boko Haram war
• UN worried by 200,000 displaced Nigerians
• Stop attacking Lai Mohammed for doing his job
• Burden of N8b currency scam on CBN, economy
• Cash shortage stalls Lagos, Port Harcourt airports renovation
• EITI chair to meet Buhari on NEITI report
• Niger Republics emirate confiscates Nigerians farmlands
• CBN misses mobile money target, records N5b turnover
• Sterling director urges SMEs on risk
• NSE places 29 firms on watch list
• Group moves to cut capital flight
• Mercedes-Benz S-Class still holds sway
• Eko DISCO, customers discuss planned tariff increase
• Miners plan 10% contribution to GDP
• R-TAG: Skye Banks new deal for customers satisfaction
• Wapic introduces motor insurance, group life products
• BoI, Taraba partner on N700m MSMEs Fund
• Blues from JP Morgan
• Now that the rains are here
• Psalm 32 for Sylva
• My second term ll be better than first term
• How Ajimobi broke second term jinx
• Buhari should declare Abiola winner of June 12
• Tambuwal: Ill run participatory government