Today's Newspaper Headlines : Monday, June 29, 2015

Good morning and welcome to the newspaper headlines this beautiful Monday morning. Hope you all had a great weekend. Below are the news headlines from selected national newspapers across the country. Read, enjoy and have a wonderful day ahead.

VANGUARD

• Will you support gay rights in Nigeria
• Nigeria loses N50trn annually from untapped natural resources
• Mixed reactions trail FG's plan to build helipad in Daura
• Pastor gives out 22 cars, others at birthday
• OOU Students: 3 families collect bodies for burial
• Hoodlums beat journalist to coma
• APC CRISIS: Akande calls on Buhari, APC govs to close ranks
• Buhari to appoint ministers in 2 months
• Decomposing body of former FUTA's VC found in power generator house
• Saraki, Dogara won't apologise to Buhari, APC- PDP lawmaker
• 26 states withhold implementation of Pension Scheme
• Buhari's 30 days in office: All motion, no movement ' PDP
• Buhari'S first 30 days: Slow, steady, serious
• Be patient with Buhari, northern elders urge Nigerians
• Robberies We Permit
• Nigeria loses over N8trn annually in untapped gold ' Ekosin
• IPMAN tasks fg on new pipelines for ph-aba route
• Innoson's outstanding debt at GTBank reconfirmed lGTbank action injured our credibility
• Entrepreneurial Education Revolution: An Imperative for Sustainable Development in Nigeria: Part 2
• Boko Haram insurgency affecting our business ' Ifeanyi Ukegbu
• Neglect of solid minerals: Why Nigeria remains poor
• AGM: Shareholders caution CAC over unnecessary approvals
• Naira: Between restriction and devaluation
• Power is transient, Justice Eternal': Why Nigeria needs to address impunity
• We're not ready for digital future, business leaders admit
• Eagles may not qualify for AFCON 2017 ' Oliseh
• Digital age and Gulder storytelling analogy
• The quest for a child
• Saint Finbarr's College, Principals Cup and the glory days
• Mr. President: Beware of the day of subsidy removal
• Buhari must break the APC impasse
• Wages of labour, wages of sin
• Make-Up For Fair Skin
• How To Apply Evening Makeup
• Purple Intensive Eye Make-Up
• Cute Tip For Your Fingernails
• Make-Up For Dark Skin
• How To Get Rid Of Dark Armpits
• SO SAD: Decomposed Body Of Kidnapped FUTA Vice-Chancellor Found (Photos)
• Why Buhari Cannot Fix Nigeria Instantly ' Oshiomhole Reveals
• Phil Neville Lands New Job As Assistant Coach at Valencia
• After 30 Days In Office, PDP Passes Verdict On Buhari's Performance
• Brain drain: Commit more funds to medical education, FG 

PUNCH

• AU will not observe elections in Burundi Spokesperson
• Italy rescues thousands of migrants from smuggler boats
• Banks may deny 14.6 million customers services by Wednesday
• Electricity consumers'll pay efficient tariff ' NERC
• Ondo, Korean firm to build 550MW power plant
• Allow illegal refineries to operate, stakeholders urge FG
• Commercial real estate development attracts N400bn investment
• LSPWC to rehabilitate 90 roads
• Wema Bank boosts expansion drive
• El-Rufai advises QSRBN on arbitration panel membership
• ETI brokers, WellNewMe provide online health insurance
• Reasons you should never hire a family member
• IICC plans crusade for insurance growth
• AIICO records N3.2bn profit
• Sterling Bank set to publish debtors' names
• Churchgate woos stakeholders to Abuja World Trade Centre
• ARIAN, FRSC to create insurance awareness among motorists
• Estate surveyors' involvement in asset declaration'll ensure credibility
• Aregbesola: APC demands judges resignation over impeachment call
• Okupe mocks APC over crisis
• Eighth Senate will not fail, says Tinubus wife
• Group advises Buhari on appointments
• Well regain our stolen mandate Lagos PDP
• Reps show of shame
• Half-time, and a quick-win mentality
• Ikorodu robbery: Police and public security
• Freedom of Information: Matters arising
• Imperatives of reforming the Land Use Act
• Mr. President, beware of the day of subsidy removal
• Buhari traces looted funds to UK, Switzerland, others
• Three great features of YouTube Gaming
• What do people do online
• How Nigerian firms can best use social media Expert
• Osun teachers deny salary payment rumour
• We need good governance, not subsidy removal ' NLC
• Why I didn't read APC's letter ' Dogara
• Wike knocks Agbakoba for anti-Omehia gov's status comment
• Presidency, PDP bicker over Buhari's first 30 days
• Pro-Lawan senators fault Saraki over Ekweremadu's emergence
• N' Assembly crisis: APC NEC meeting may hold Tuesday
• President's protection: CSO revokes ADC's order to DSS officials
• Ogun crash: Two OOU students, driver buried
• Stop this show of shame, Seadogs tell lawmakers
• Presidency orders VC, registrar to refund salary overpayments
• APC cant manage victory PDP
• FG urges use of bicycle for safe transport
• Rivers APC urges Buhari to probe Wike, Education ministry
• Saraki didnt say he stepped down for Buhari Olaniyonu
• Patience Jonathans ex-security aide killed
• Truck driver killed in Lagos crash
• 1,675 buildings destroyed in SWest in four months
• New leadership crisis rocks Celestial Church
• Arrest APCs drift, Akande urges Buhari, govs
• SAP begins Africa Code Week in Nigeria
• Phase3 upgrades network for better connectivity
• Experts kick against pay TV services
• ISSAN waits on Buhari to implement cybercrime law
• Tecno, Intel, Microsoft unveil Win10 pad
• Sad Sam, our Uncle, @ 80
• How I won global entrepreneur prize ' Oyeniyi
• Doctor, your patient died peacefully!
• How to stop every kind of headache (3)
• Cocktail of common chemicals may trigger cancer
• Tight clothes can harm you really badly
• Healing foods for sore throat
• NGF consultant faults Adoke over $3.2bn judgment against FG
• Court rules on fundamental rights case against Ikoyi Club
• Dolphins hold Pillars, Wikki beat Ubah
• St Gregory's, Queens College win GTBank Masters Cup
• Team Nigeria target 62 golds at AAG
• Roma want Raheem Lawal
• Djokovic eyes Wimbledon glory
• Kvitova backs Serena to win title

THISDAY

• Kano Denies Restricting Movement on Sunday
• Alleged Certificate Forgery: Group Accuses Buhari of Evading Service
• Buhari Condemns Latest Boko Haram Attacks
• Former Dep Governor: We Didn't Steal Nor Accummulate Huge Debts in Kaduna
• PRA 2014 Will Ensure Access to Long-term Financing
• Capital Hotels Recorded N4.55bn Turnover in 2014
• Wema Bank Opens New Branches
• Legacy Equity Fund Records N115m Gross Income, N93m Profit
• Seeking to Reform, No Ministers for Buhari for Two Months
• Uncertainty over Policy Direction May Worsen Nigeria's Business Confidence
• APC Leadership Caucus Wades into Party Crisis, to Meet Tuesday
• Suicide Bomber Kills Five in Leprosy Hospital
• Decomposed Body of Ex-FUTA VC Found in Generator House
• Wikki Tourists Stun FC IfeanyiUbah to Claim Top Spot
• Ejike Leads Scorers Chart with Eighth Goal
• Enyimba in Easy 2-0 Ride over Nasarawa United
• Giwa FC Piles More Misery on El Kanemi, Wins 3-1
• Lobi Stars are coming on Strong, declares Goalkeeper Terkaa
• Top Stars Begin Title Race
• Nigerian Pros Suffer Open Championship Meltdown
• WECO Systems Harps on Health, Environment Safety
• President Muhammadu Buhari's Achilles Heel
• Uneasy Calm at FMC Owerri
• Infinix Mobility Launches Another Brand of Smartphone
• IG Tasks His Men on Visible Policing
• APC: No Plans to Transfer Boko Haram Detainees to Onitsha
• Road Block: IGP Tasks Policemen on Visible Policing
• Petrol Tanker Accident Claims 6 in Kebbi
• Presidency: We Are Cleaning PDP's Augean Stable
• Osun APC Urges Justice Oloyede to Resign
• NDIC Boss: How to Prevent Crisis which Crippled Banks in 2009
• Church Decries US Supreme Court's Endorsement of Same-sex Marriage
• Labour Demands Prosecution of Oil Marketers Indicted for Subsidy Fraud
• Genesis Energy, Norwegian Hydro Group Sign MoU on Mini Hydro
• NIPOST Revokes Operational Licences of 10 Courier Companies
• Insurance Industry Paid N403bn Claims in Six Years
• Shell Extends Helicopter Contract with Caverton
• Group: Jonathan Administration Never Sold Oil Blocks
• FG, States Urged to Create Framework to Support PPP
• SPDC JV's Afam VI delivers 20million MWh Electricity into National Grid
• Ndigbo Hails FG over Lift of Ban on Importation of Textiles, Furniture
• BlackBerry Reports Strong Revenue, Positive Cashflow
• FG Urged to Focus on Investment in Renewable Energy Research, Green Technology
• CBN Approves Konga's Acquisition of Zinternet
• Cocoa Processing Industry Will be Resuscitated in Six Months
• ICAO Commends Nigeria for Eliminating Ebola
• NCC Won't Relent on Telecoms Consumer Protection, Says Commission
• OLX Donates N746,000 to Pacelli School for the Blind
• Akwa Ibom Guber Election: Tribunal Strikes out Esuene's Petition against Emmanuel
• Tsav Blames Akume for APC Crises in Benue
• PDP Urges Prayers for Buhari, APC to Deliver
• Kano Govt Backs Judgment on Blasphemy against Prophet Mohammed
• Alleged Certificate Forgery: Group Accuses Buhari of Evading Court Service
• Over 100 Captured Boko Haram Suspects Transferred to Unknown Locations
• Oshiomhole: Buhari Has Political Will to Make Things Better
• Boko Haram: Mubi Poly Reopens, Begins Lectures Today
• Amosun, NANS Commiserate with OOU over Death of 12 Students
• Rivers Tackles Agbakoba over Comments on Wike, Omehia
• Envoy: India Ready to Help Boost Capacity of Nigeria's Refineries
• Okowa Commends Ijaw Nation, Assures Deltans of Equity and Fairness
• Regular Salaries: Labour Hails Dickson Leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria
• Tambuwal: We'll Sustain the activities of the State Zakkat Committee
• Lagos Now Headquarters of Lufthansa for Sub-Sahara Africa
• Airtel Enhances Voice Telephony with 'Name Tune Service' Launch
• Buhari's First Month: A Preliminary Appraisal

THE SUN

• Anxiety mounts over stalled airport projects
• Nigerian textile industry faces imminent collapse
• Banks, travel agents bicker over ticket sales for airlines
• FG remains committed to agric financing 'BoA, BoI
• My advice to Buhari 'Tsav
• Enugu residents upbeat as Ugwuanyi flags off activities
• Senate Presidency: I didn't betray APC 'Saraki
• Obiano has no plans to dump APGA, says Obidigwe
• Stop insulting me, Okorocha tells Ihedioha
• Hold Akume responsible if APC loses Benue gubernatorial seat -Tsav
• NFF abandons Dream Team
• Hamburg moves for F/Eagles' captain, Mohammed
• Portuguese club targets F/Eagles' stars
• Mayweather dazzles with jewellery in Los Angeles
• I'll build institution to stand test of time 'Ayuba Wabba, NLC president
• Arik seeks police collaboration to stem stowaway
• Dont derail Buhari, TUC warns NASS
• NDIC urges banks to embrace corporate governance
• Anenih, others were liability to Jonathan, PDP ' Osunbor
• NLC crisis: Is peaceful resolution in sight
• NLC seeks partnership with MAN to revive industry
• Roadblock: IGP tasks police on nationwide policing
• I never struggled for anything in life 'Dogara
• Students urge Gov Dickson to compel LG chairmen to pay workers
• Ikpeazu in hurry to develop Abia 'Media aide
• Nkire accuses PDP of plotting to be part of APC govt
• National Assembly crisis: APC holds make or mar meeting tomorrow
• CCC leadership crisis: Olatosho's declaration, act of rebellion 'Oshoffas
• Why I didn't read Oyegun's letter, by Speaker Dogara
• Buhari has political will to make things better, says Oshiomhole
• Army to punish soldier caught for armed robbery
• Re: Saraki, APC and the Assembly tangle
• Pray for T. A. Orji
• The crises in National Assembly
• Dangote Cement and CSR in Obajana
• Osun State, metaphor for unpaid salaries
• Arresting soaring unemployment
• Breaking news: Victor Essiet of Mandators Fame Kidnapped

GUARDIAN

• South Sudan's rival leaders meet as fighting continues
• Grenade attacks as Burundi holds controversial polls
• EU to make latest proposals on Greek crisis on Monday: Moscovici
• Taliban ambush kills 11 Afghan soldiers: officials
• Alleged plot to scrap Govt House Annex in Warri stirs outrage
• State Security Service wades into Lagos, Shangisha -Magodo landlords' land dispute
• Father of 'hole-in-the-heart son' seeks help
• Rivers to make stronger anti-kidnapping law
• OSOPADEC to host peace forum
• Ajibola urges urgent measures to stem slide in economy
• EFCC quizzes former minister, Etete, over alleged oil deal
• Tribunal to consider Ambode's preliminary objection against Agbaje
• Court restrains FRSC from arrest over unexpired 'old' driver's licence
• Niger dissolves LG caretaker committees, security men bar journalists from govt house
• APC, APGA reduce number of witnesses at Nasarawa tribunal
• Plateau declares curfew in two councils over violence
• Police display weapons recovered from kidnap suspects
• Pillars, FC Ifeanyi Ubah, Ajax Cape Town play for peace
• Serena Williams wants to be a doctor
• Dolphins hold Kano Pillars, Enyimba beat Nasarawa United 2-0
• Last battle for Coach Neid
• Victorious St. Gregory's College gets Dr. Abebe's scholarship
• England has reached 1966, 1990 men's level, says coach
• Controversy over 'bike helmet' design for Olympic stadium in Japan
• Firm, group train artisans on new skills for quality performance
• Govt should establish housing development fund, say corporations
• We're committed to socially responsible architecture
• XLR8 to manage Guinness Nigeria Corporate Brand
• Promoting, celebrating journalistic excellence through award
• State orders Okada to vacate restricted routes within 21 days
• SA Insurance pays N566.65m claims in Q1
• Cornerstone partners FRSC on 'safe route to school' campaign
• NIA introduces marine database to check leakages
• AIICO records N3.2b profit in 2014
• NAICOM approves STACO accounts
• Insurers urge govt to prioritise insurance in economic blueprint
• NDIC warns banks against 2009 era abuses
• Sterling Bank threatens to publish debtors' list
• DMBs' assets, liabilities hit N29tr
• Denmark pledges to support Nigeria's agriculture development
• I never struggled for anything in life ' Dogara
• Nigeria, India to sign prisoners swap pact
• Group wants President Buhari to consolidate on MDGs projects
• Two female suicide bombers hit Maidiguri hospital, 5 killed
• Elections Tribunal turns down APC witness in Ekiti
• Bakassi returnees ask for permanent resettlement
• Abducted Kogi High Court judge regains freedom, 34 days after
• NSCDC arrests suspect for allegedly impregnating 14-year-old girl in Jigawa
• Egypt jails female dancer for debauchery
• Burundi's head of parliament flees country eve of controversial elections, slams president
• Sierra Leone announces new curfew to halt Ebola
• Three killed in Burundi clashes ahead of polls
• Istanbul police use teargas to break up Gay Pride parade
• SpaceX rocket explodes after launch
• 2,200 Chinese officials investigated over corruption
• US warship moves to Georgia amid Ukraine crisis
• British, Canadian, US students feared to have left Sudan to join IS
• One injured in shooting at San Francisco gay pride event
• French attack suspect begins to talk as gruesome 'selfie' emerges
• Kuwait Shiite mosque bomber was Saudi national: ministry
• Ondo, firm plan $500 million power plant to boost industrialization
• Sickle Cell Foundation educates media takes campaign to Badagry
• UK pupil appears in court for stabbing Nigerian teacher
• President is cleaning the rot left by PDP
• Path to future credible polls, by Jega, Labour, TMG
• Osun, workers parley on pay arrears deadlocked
• Why residency training is priority in Ondo, by Mimiko
• Who killed Benson Ogedegbe
• Vigilance group arrests four motorcycle thieves in Ondo
• Group declares support for new administration, calls for truce in National Assembly impasse
• Gladiators ready for 2015 Wimbledon showdown
• Bash Ali writes Buhari over Guinness World Record fight
• Neville named assistant coach at Valencia
• Djokovic denies on-court coaching claims
• FC Ifeanyi Ubah, Kano Pillars, Ajax Cape Town to face off in Africa for Peace tourney
• Paraguay stun Brazil to reach Copa semis
• Bauma Conexpo kicks off Sept in South Africa
• London named world's most expensive office market
• FG wants arbitration for construction industry disputes
• Rifeng introduces maintenance free piping system
• Experts urge FG, states to create facilities management departments
• New RICS global standard for measuring residential property underway
• Eating protein before carbohydrates may lower diabetes, obesity risk
• Cancer drug lengthens lifespan by 12%
• Epidemic outbreak looms in police barracks
• Bringing private sector into mainstream of governance
• Civil Service and Governance in Nigeria: Issues and possible
• Intrigues in Rivers politics as Wike probes Amaechi
• Ikorodu Robbery: Govt vows to crush robbers
• Internet, social media: Killer of teenagers
• HelpGate Foundation marks World Drug- Free Day
• The Great Commission
• Remembering Maya Angelou
• Patrons of poverty ' A review (1)
• APC and the National Assembly crises
• Emefiele's CBN: One year after (1)
• Unanswered questions on public power supply

DAILY TRUST

• US court rules in favour of Muslim denied job for her hijab
• No ministers in the next 2 months ' Source
• We'll soon expose Jonathan's loots -Buhari
• Removal of army checkpoints
• APC national caucus meets tomorrow
• As Jega's 5-year tenure ends tomorrow
• Bishop Adeleye advocates part-time legislature for Nigeria
• I'm not contesting Kogi guber election to witch hunt anyone 'Audu
• PDP plotting to get power through back door 'Nkire
• PDP gives Buhari 10 days to name cabinet
• Jigawa will be economically viable by 2019 'Badaru
• Katsina PDP vows to resist LGs dissolution
• Stop disturbing peace in Imo, Okorocha tells Ihedioha
• Idowu-Fearon, Ogbeha condemn lawmakers' behaviour
• Did they say party supremacy
• Legislathief wars
• Imports; In praise of CBN's Capital Contol
• US court rules in favour of Muslim denied job for her hijab
• Tribunal upholds Abaji council chairman's 2013 election
• Iron rod theft lands labourer in prison
• 2 motorcycles snatched at gunpoint in Kuje village
• Group wants Buhari to consolidate on MDGs projects
• 4 injured as bus rams into robbers' blockade
• Pregnant housewife drowns in Abuja river
• We're here to fill gap ' Churchgate
• Mortgage bank tackles poverty
• Conduct bureau lacks capacity
• Unscheduled visit exposes rot in Kano planning office
• Why National Assembly houses are uncompleted
• Do you have 'maths anxiety
• We won't be distracted by PDP's mudslinging 'Lalong
• Forex: Interbank, BDC rates' gap widens
• Forte Oil Plc: Operation costs as a burden
• SEC insists on BGL Group suspension
• New authorized traders join NASD OTC market
• Sept. deadline for market recapitalization sacrosanct ' SEC
• NSE reviews composition of market indices
• Access Bank, NISSAN announce vehicle finance scheme for customers
• Customs gets N273m as levies in Katsina
• Outdoor advertising spend dropped to N20.5bn in 2014 ' OAAN
• Corporate governance antidote to bank collapse ' NDIC
• TD re-strategizes for more market share
• Digital switchover: Questions NBC must answer
• Cameroun's telecoms regulator signs MoU with NCC
• Smile's free WiFi activates on Lagos Metrotaxi
• The most important lesson from BlackBerry's downfall
• Babcock University deploys TCR technologies
• LG G4 smartphone debuts in Nigeria
• ITU defines roadmap for 5G mobile development
• Google develops app that allows user operates gadgets with gestures
• Wikki topple IfeanyiUbah to go top of league log
• NBBF to name Afrobasket coach this week
• Amunike, Okoronwanta, others want Mock Nations Cup revived
• Biffo happy to end term on high
• NSSF President heads NOC education c'ttee
• Hamburg to table offer for Mohammed
• Galadima to head Kano Sports Commission

LEADERSHIP

• Saraki's Emergence Is Synonymous To Political Truculent
• I Didn't Leave Katsina In Debt ' Shema
• Birthday: Pastor Gives Out 22 Cars
• Civil Servants Urge EFCC To Investigate Govs Owing Salaries
• Nigeria Can't Go Below Gains Of 2015 Elections ' Jega
• Riyom, Barkin Ladi Attacks: 276 Persons Killed From January To Date
• Okorocha To Ihedioha: Stop Insulting Me, Face Tribunal
• Rivers APC Backs Buhari On Recovery Of Looted Funds
• Buhari Inaugurates National Economic Council Today
• Health Care Delivery: Tasks Ahead Of New Katsina Government
• Market Infractions: BGL Group, Subsidiaries, Others Remain Suspended ' SEC
• BVN Registration Closes Tomorrow As CBN Rules Out Extension
• Nigerian Army, Others Owe Kaduna Electric N43bn
• We Must Find Solution To Unemployment In Nigeria ' ABUCCIMA
• Oil & Gas Shares Slump Over Uncertainty
• Wema Bank Increases Branch Network
• Sterling Bank To Publish Names Of Debtors
• India Ready Too Help Boost Capacity Of Nigeria's Refineries ' Envoy
• DPR Urges Investors To Embrace Modular Refinery To End Fuel Scarcity
• Group Wants President Buhari To Consolidate On MDGs Projects
• Oliseh Warns Nigeria On AFCON 2017 Miss
• Ferrer Out Of Wimbledon
• Re-issued :Founder Mock Nations Cup wants Sponsors To Revive Competition
• FC Ifeanyi Ubah, Kano Pillars, Ajax Cape Town to face off in Africa for Peace tourney
• Keshi, Enyeama Issues Over-flogged ' Ekeji
• NSSF President Heads NOC's Education C'ttee
• Leaving FIFA Will Be Liberating ' Blatter
• Why Nigeria Needs To Address Impunity
• Paedophiles And Gays
• ISIL Can Be Defeated Ideologically
• Merit In Federal Character
• UN At 70

TRIBUNE

• Jega promised much, delivered little in 2015 elections 'Ilaka
• As Maku, others take over APGA
• Inside details of APC's NASS wars
• Cut in salaries cosmetic, window dressing 'Ajibola
• 276 killed in Plateau crisis 'Lawmaker
• Secure Prof Osahogulu's release, VCs tell Buhari
• Revert to status quo on LGs, IPAC tells Kaduna assembly
• This govt will not run like PDP's 'Presidency
• Ali, Idris, others endorse Wada for second term
• Kidnapped Kogi judge regains freedom
• Oyo govt withdraws workers' mass transit buses 'Says it's temporary
• Workers want EFCC to probe Aregbesola, others
• Why Aregbesola should be impeached 'Rights activist, CNPP
• Osun APC tackles judge over petition against Aregbesola
• Don't deceive public over outstanding salaries, PDP cautions Osun govt
• Stop selling govt property, Al-Makura warns civil servants
• Benue govt begins payment of workers' salaries
• We can only forge ahead as united, indivisible nation 'Etsu Nupe
• Buhari, govs must save APC 'Bisi Akande 'Fingers northern elite, oil barons in party crisis
• Gateman, driver killed Ilemobade, ex-FUTA VC 'Police
• Why president may not appoint ministers until Sept
• NASS: Why I didn't act on APC's letter 'Dogara 'Says 'I never struggled for anything in life
• Buhari has political will to make things better for Nigerians 'Oshiomhole
• Suicide bomber kills 5 in Maiduguri 'Buhari condemns act
• 30 days after, Buhari, unable to kick off 'PDP 'Calls for prayers for president
• NLC, TUC task Buhari on Jega's replacement
• NERC: Calling the Discos to order
• US same-sex marriage ruling likely to impact other countries 'Activists
• Burundi: 3 killed in violence ahead of today's election
• Bus carrying 34 children from school crashes, driver dead
• Reps member, NEMA give succour to rainstorm victims
• Leadership crisis: Itsekiri youths sheathe swords
• Bolorunduro community benefits from free medical test
• Philanthropist settles medical bill of indigent patients at FMC, Umuahia
• Oshiomhole pledges to susain development projects
• Kano to settle Fulani herdsmen in Falgore forest
• NESREA calls for tree planting during rainy season
• FCTA urges traditional rulers to carry subjects along

THE NATION

• X-raying I belong to everyone andnobody (2)
• Where are the trillions
• Ashafa urges APC lawmakers to unite
• Senate crisis: Oyeguns fate shaky as APC caucus meets
• Why Buhari wont appoint ministers in the next two months
• Knocks for CBN forex policy
• Ex-FUTA VC, Ilemobade, found dead
• Patience Jonathans ex-security aide killed in Abuja
• Refineries: How price regulation, PIB clip investors wings
• Akande offers tips out of APC crisis
• Dogara: why APCs directive on officers was rejected
• Itll take time to clear Jonathans mess, says Presidency
• Buhari: well end terror attacks
• No insurgency suspect sent to Anambra, says Ogene
• Govt to Ihedioha: dont cause crisis in Imo
• APC: Okowa part of Delta financial crisis
• Ebonyi APC condemns appointment of CJs wife into Umahis Exco
• PDP chair: Ortom is still our member
• Suspected kidnappers free Kogi judge
• DPR shuts two filling stations
• Air Force men arrest robber
• Supporters ask for Audus return
• Benue to embark on staff audit
• AIICO records N3.2b profit
• Olam is largest investor in local rice production
• Go for jobs not threatened by robots
• Ford unveils Focus RS
• CIIN confab to hold July 26
• Sunmonu is Petralon Energy chair, Aig-Imoukhuede Director
• STI promotes 22
• New pricing rule: 60 firms may slip to one kobo
• Planned scrapping of aviation ministry: Matters arising
• NAICOM okays Staco 2014 accounts
• Bank fraud epidemic
• Open letter to President Buhari
• A billion toothpicks for CBN
• Collective madness
• Dicksons re-election bid shaky
• Fayose must begin to deliver on his promises
• Card Reader: Emerhor urges INEC to do more
• How Buhari can succeed

NATIONAL MIRROR

• Debt crisis: Greek banks feel the pain
• Buhari and recovery of looted funds
• Tinubu: Courage in the face of adversity
• APC guber aspirant pledges to transform Kogi
• Buhari's inaugural speech: Tall on promises, short on vision
• Lagos PDP hails Edo tribunal, admonishes Lagos panel
• I'll use my resources to ensure Niger gov succeeds 'Kantigi
• PDP lawmakers'll resist APC's dictatorial moves 'Senator
• Students invent condom that detects STI
• Mobile Business Intelligence Apps
• SAP Africa pilots Africa Code Week in Nigeria
• Insurers lose N60bn on third-party motor insurance
• Nigeria groans as crude oil theft vitiates developmental drive
• Remi Makanjuola: The 'Caverton' entrepreneur
• Tecno partners Intel, others to launch new WinPad 10
• Regulatory intervention in IEI to protect policyholders, investors
• How Tarka marched to prison, regained freedom
• Cutting governance cost to mitigate poverty, boost economic growth
• Experts canvass transparency in CSOs, CSR initiatives for poverty eradication
• Ex-Eagle, Mancha, faults NFF over Keshi
• On NFF, Keshi and Enyeama saga