Today's Newspaper Headlines : Monday, June 08, 2015

Good morning to my wonderful blog readers, hope you all had a wonderfu weekend. News headlines from selected national newspapers ready for your reading pleasure, read, enjoy and have a pleasant week ahead.

VANGUARD

• Why did she break up with me
• Wife kills hubby for allegedly keeping late night in Kaduna
• Adeboye to Osinbajo, Ambode: Use your offices to change Nigeria's bad image
• JP Morgan threatens to remove Nigeria from key bond index
• Of all institutions in Nigeria Police has least corrupt officers ' IGP
• Serious Bashing as Germany Thrash Ivory Coast 10 ' nil at FIFA Women World Cup
• Boko Haram Suspects Kill Security Operative in kaduna, Escape
• After 3 Years, Irate Ondo youths Destroy 'Film Location' Suspected to be Kidnappers' Den
• First Lady, Aisha Buhari Condoles Yola Blast Victims
• Fifth Bomb Since May 30 Rips Maiduguri Cattle Market
• Sneak Peak into Buhari's 'Wish List' for Nigeria at G7 Summit
• What Buhari wants from G7
• We cause mild accident to rob victims ' suspect
• Successful Stewardship: PDP salutes Mark, Ekweremadu, Tambuwal, others
• Buhari'll deliver on campaign promises ' Kumuyi
• Nigeria vs Hungary: 'Flying Eagles victory, big relief
• Police arrest five ritualists in Ondo
• I'm not lobbying to stay back as Amnesty chairman ' Kuku
• New Ekiti lawmakers not better than town councillors ' APC
• What I went through for believing we could defeat PDP ' TINUBU
• The money quarrel between Anenih and I ' Prof Osunbor
• Our exhibition'll deepen Nigeria-Iran trade relations ' Koozechi
• Unilever set to raise equity stake as offer extends to June 25
• 80% of online jobs in Nigeria are frauds ' Niyi
• Emefiele, one year in the CBN saddle
• N20.9bn agric fund for farmers in Nigeria, 11 other nations
• I want to fill the gap in food processing industry ' Gbonju Awojuyigbe
• Value of govt bonds drops by 60.2%
• GES Scheme: Agro-allied contractors cry out over unpaid N52 billion
• Lafarge Africa wins CAC compliance award
• Bond market brushes aside economy policy waiting game
• Fidelity Bank pledges commitment to efficient trade transactions
• Chibok: Bring back other girls and boys
• Falcons Vs Sweden: We've done our homework ' Okon
• Warri Wolves hungry for league title after continental ouster
• Wrestler wants authorities to ensure availability of funds ahead of competitions
• FIFA U-20 World Cup: Football enthusiasts describe Flying Eagles' victory over Hungary as big relief
• U20 World Cup: All African teams make history
• Flying Eagles ready for Germany, any team, say Garba
• Soyinka Tasks Buhari On Adopting New Strategy To Fight Boko Haram
• Guru Maharaji Urges Buhari To Tackle Fuel Scarcity
• Buhari Under Pressure To Cancel Tompolo's Contract, Set Army As Pipeline Guards
• Amber Rose Naked On Cover Of Her Self-Help Book 'How To Be A Bad B**ch
• Ariana Grande:
• Bieber Pleads Guilty To Careless Driving, Assault
• Chris Brown, Karrueche Tran Fight After Leaving Hollywood Club
• John Derr, Longtime Golf Journalist, Dies At 97
• Catholic Archdiocese In Minnesota Charged In Priest Sex Abuse
• Officials: Iraqi Forces In Control Of Baiji City
• UN Peace Ambassador awardee makes case for PHCs
• Life inside the IDPs camp
• Playzone canvasses safety for children
• NACA targets 15,000 for HIV counselling, testing in Lagos
• Adplus360 will benefit advert agents more ' Shobajo
• Women empowerment will enhance financial literacy

PUNCH

• SKorea shuts 2,000 schools as MERS cases increase
• Law Union and Rock improves human capacity
• Why we bought Mainstreet Bank ' Skye Bank GMD
• Only 1.5% NHF contributors get mortgage loans 'FMBN
• WAICA Re to issue share certificates
• Stakeholders optimistic about affordable housing road map
• Focus on viable revenue sources, CITN urges FG
• JPMorgan may remove Nigeria from bond index Dec
• Foundations identify path to investment growth
• UPDC to complete Abuja estate in September
• Work begins on Eko Atlantic City's road network
• SPDC trains 300 midwives in Niger Delta
• UNILAG Building Department organises energy efficiency lecture
• Habits that can cost you big
• Mutual Benefits, others bag African insurers' awards
• Resort designs mortgage account for young workers
• Edo to engage insurance brokers
• NCF calls for action on forest conservation
• Local underwriters retain 60% of oil, gas risks
• G7 Summit: Security, anti-graft war top Buhari's wish list
• Sell Osun helicopter to pay workers, PDP advises Aregbesola
• Group seeks suspension of Obanikoro, Olorunoje from PDP
• Shootings mar Bayelsa Assembly rescheduled election
• Vote for Gbajabiamila, Fani-Kayode urges PDP lawmakers
• Obasa likely to emerge as Lagos Speaker today
• Saraki, Lawan battle worsens APC crisis
• APC berates PDP on Lagos Speakers election
• Repositioning the legislature for national development of inauguration speech and ominous signs (1)
• Lessons for Nigerias new ruling party
• Ribadu, Buhari and the tenacity of integrity
• Before Ota is cut off
• Thieves in the treasury
• Chibok girls, technology and education
• Buzz social media diary
• Global smartphone users to hit 6.1b by 2020
• Technology, key to Africas economic breakthrough WEF
• Boy accuses mum of beating father to death
• Davido graduates from Babcock varsity
• I make, sell guns for N30,000 ' Blacksmith
• Unpaid salaries: Winners' Chapel rallies food aid for Osun workers
• Pay attention to environment, Ambode tells Lagosians
• Govt must invest more in education
• Anglican church asks Buhari to diversify economy
• N'Assembly posts: Saraki, Dogara set to defy APC
• Aladetoyinbo emerges new Deji of Akure
• 10 die in Maiduguri cattle market blast
• Sarakill contest Senate presidency
• Most Ekiti new lawmakers are miscreants APC
• Speakership: Dogaras constituents ask for Buharis support
• CRiver gov woos investors with seaport
• NDelta youths back ex-CPC gov candidate for amnesty job
• AIbom transporters protest against AKTC lease
• Speakership: PDP tells Tinubu to caution APC
• Speakership: Kogi lawmakers threaten to elect factional officers
• Yuguda denies leaving N125bn debt for new gov
• FG has neglected NDelta pollution
• BoI offers digital products to boost SME development
• MTN invests in education through promo
• Samsung produces DVM, smart inverter ACs
• SAP backs Africa HR leaders forum
• Etisalat powers Huawei Y3 smartphone with Easyblaze broadband
• Stop complaining and do your bit for our hospitals
• Why are 95% of people who live to 110 women
• Viral infection history in a drop of blood
• Make milk healthier with flavour
• Easy route to getting fit
• Crucial facts that men must know
• U-20 World Cup: African teams reach knockout stage
• Three more years 'Buffon
• Euro clubs seek Elisha
• AFN Golden League begins Thursday
• Safarova, Mattek-Sands win doubles title
• Falcons will go beyond Sweden, USA ' Dike
• Glo urges Falcons to beat Sweden
• Warner demanded $7m bribe 'Egypt
• Nigeria qualify for AfroBasket Women
• Allegri rues missed opportunities
• Bayelsa, Kaduna win Milo b'ball tourney
• Wawrinka beats Djokovic to French Open title
• WNBA star splits from pregnant partner

GUARDIAN

• Why Bayer has staged a comeback to Nigeria's economy, by Konig
• RIMSON has raised the bar in risk management, says Adeosun
• ASUU calls for sanctions against Morocco to end colonization of Western Sahara Republic
• APC, PDP disagree on new Ekiti assembly
• SDP asks Aregbesola to declare assets publicly
• Unexploded WWII mines disrupt ferries
• Sudanese president forms new govt
• Warships save thousands off Libya's coast
• Turkey votes in crucial election
• Chinese rescue workers mourn boat mishap victims
• El-Zak Zaky seeks overhaul, re-orientation of military for constitutional role
• Reps-elect hopeful on PDP's victory in Kogi gubernatorial poll
• FIFA may take World Cup away from Russia, Qata
• Why community radio path should be trodden softly, by Taiwo Alimi
• Brand consolidates market positioning with product extension
• OAAN Poster Awards holds June 25
• Southerner Voice newspaper hits news-stand
• Bank launches new marketing communication campaign
• Lagos Assembly: New Speaker emerges today
• Beneficiaries of free eye screening, surgery thank Rotary club of Palmgrove Estate
• CubingAfrica holds maiden Rubik's Cube inter-school competition
• Military retirees express disappointment over exclusion of NAFRC bill
• Fresh vista for war against gender-based violence
• NAICOM tasks labour unions on CPS compliance
• Asian stocks record mixed fortunes on U.S'. economic data
• Buffon aims to play until 40 to fulfil dreams
• Hosts Canada, Holland open World Cup with wins
• BoI unveils mobile apps to aid SMEs' operations, growth
• Economy in 'calm mode' over Presidency's silence
• Rand Merchant Bank trains fixed income stakeholders
• NSE records N16.9 billion turnover in one week
• Ecobank's Rapid Transfer wins remittance award
• FirstBank supports LEAP Africa's CEO forum
• Iran's trade exhibition begins tomorrowin Lagos
• Osinbajo tasks Nigerians on faithfulness, diligence
• Suicide bomber kills 2, injures 4 in Borno
• Foundation asks well-meaning Nigerians to assist the needy
• El-Rufai swears in SSG, PPS, others
• Nigerians in South Africa task Buhari
• G7 summit opens with tough line on Ukraine
• Sculptor sparks uproar over 'queen's sex organ' at Versailles
• US-led raids hit IS battling rebels, Qaeda in Syria
• Two convicted killers escape from New York prison
• 45 dead in Saudi-led raids on Yemen capital
• Obama says G7 must stand up to Russian 'aggression' in Ukraine
• Turkey detains suspect over Kurdish party rally attack
• Suicide car bomb kills 15 in Iraq
• Israel hits Gaza, closes crossings after rocket attack
• 5 Singapore students, 1 teacher killed in Malaysia quake
• Wike, ALGON disagree over right to borrow from banks
• Rights court orders re-trial of slain Burkinabe journalist, three others
• Lagos PDP warns APC not to manipulate Assembly election
• Political crisis has ended in Rivers, says Wike
• Audit report uncovers fraud on rice import duty by firms
• Adegboruwa asks N'Assembly to reject APC's mock election
• Zuriel Oduwole interviews her 15th world leader, President Alpha Conde of Guinea
• 12,000 people visit Delta City Mall daily
• Stakeholders proffer solutions to corruption in local councils
• My friends were killed in my presence
• Fidelity Bank boss lists gains of physical exercise
• Super Falcons ready for Sweden, Okon assures
• Nigeria's rugby team qualifies for All Africa Games, Olympics qualifiers
• NYSC commends Cowbell Volleyball tourney's sponsor
• Morocco won 2010 World Cup bid
• We fear no foes, not even Germany, Garba boasts
• Wawrinka stuns Djokovic to win French Open
• Super Eagles donate to orphanage
• Flying Eagles ready for Germany, any team ' Garba
• Egypt ex-minister says FIFA's Warner asked for $7 million bribe
• Eko Atlantic city plans model road networks
• Industrialist urges Buhari to review national infrastructure policy
• Housing corporations demand overhaul of estate development loans
• Propertygate tasks govts over illegal real estate operators, pledges better service
• African ministers inNgor Declaration, toeliminate open defecation by 2030
• NIESV faults Lagos' Land Use Charge policy, gets new excos
• Engineers, others urge proper maintenance of high-rise buildings
• Construction chiefs set agenda for Buhari
• FG, UN canvass prevention of the earth
• Activists unveil 10-point roadmap for Nigeria's environmental sustainability
• President who has to take himself out of the game
• Scientists develop test to predict death
• Female Viagra finally given green light
• 2015 elections: Take note, youths have arrived! (2)
• Chips raise cancer risk
• The Significance Of Pentecost
• What Clerics Want Buhari And Osibanjo To Do
• Inspiring The Patriotism And Confidence Needed To Succeed
• Doing The Ridiculous To Experience The Miraculous
• God's Leadership Standards (1)
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• NASS leadership, litmus test for APC
• Osun revenues: Facts, figures and fallacies
• IGP Arase, thank you
• On diversifying Nigeria's economy
• The ultimate triumph for Buhari
• Lest we forget the 2015 election (1)

THISDAY

• Ondo Procures Truscan Machine to Screen Drugs
• Overhaul Presidency, Inject Fresh Blood, Seadogs Tell Buhari
• Angry Youths Demolish Suspected Kidnappers' Den In Ondo
• Buhari's Diplomatic Shuttle on Boko Haram Exposes APC's Hypocrisy
• N/Assembly: APC Moves to Stem Revolt, Reaches Out to Opposing Camp
• Speakership Race: Gbajabiamila Satisfied with PDP, Other Parties' Response
• PDP: Buhari's Diplomatic Shuttle on Boko Haram Exposes APC's Hypocrisy
• Sylva: Jonathan's Not a Hero of Democracy, Conceding Defeat was Inevitable
• PDP Salutes Mark, Ekweremadu, Tambawal, Others for Successful Stewardship
• Fayose: I Have Left APC Lawmakers to God for Vengeance
• YET ANOTHER HEALTH WORKERS' STRIKE
• NASS Leadership: NANS Warns APC against Overbearing Influence
• SDP Threatens to Publish Aregbesola's Assets if.
• Senate Presidency: Northern Elders, Youths Prod Senators to Abide by APC's Decision
• Baneful Boko Haram
• Buhari in Germany, to Hold Talks With Obama, Cameron, Others
• Post-PIB Shakeup: NNPC Drills Workforce on Regulatory Compliance
• Race Goes to the Wire for Senate Presidency
• Buhari in Germany with Nigeria's 'Wish List
• NNPC Oil Swaps: Taleveras Says It Was Not Asked to Refund $115m
• Naming Ceremony: Lagos Police Launch Manhunt for Suspects after Killings
• NBS: Unemployment Rate Climbs to 7.5% in First Quarter
• JPMorgan May Eject Nigeria from Key Bond Index by December
• With Depressed Taxes from Oil, FG Considers Revenue Enhancing Options
• Tanker Spills 33,000 litres of Petrol on Lagos Roads
• Bomb Kills 10 at Maiduguri Cattle Market
• Kingmakers Select New Deji-Elect for Akure
• NNPC Drills Workforce on Regulatory Compliance
• Constitution Amendment: Group Asks Seventh N'Assembly to Refund N4bn
• Tanker Explosion: Falana Seeks Prosecution of Reckless Drivers
• Wamakko Bequeathed Peaceful, Prudent State to Me, Says Tambuwal
• Don't Tarnish My Image, Yuguda Tells New Bauchi Governor
• Angry Youths Demolish Suspected Kidnappers' Den in Ondo
• Ogunsakin Distances Self from Fake Facebook Account
• Wike: GDI, Instrument of Democracy in Rivers
• KWSG Asks CP to Investigate Death of Corps Member
• UNILAG Law Class 2000 Congratulates Tunji Bello as SSG
• Sango: Last Guber Election in Plateau, Not the Wish of the People
• F'Eagles Sets up Germany Clash after Win Over Hungary
• Falcons Coach Optimistic Sweden Will Fall Tonight
• Amaechi Commissions 1212 Polo and Turf Club
• Nomination Opens for 2015 Nigerian Sports Award
• Wawrinka Stuns Djokovic to Win Roland Garros
• We Are Making the Most of the Break, Says Enyimba's Thomas
• Ibrahim Attributes Wikki's Impressive Form to Determination
• Nigeria Sets up Germany Clash after Win Over Hungary
• Empowering Our Youths through Sports and Entertainment

LEADERSHIP

• PDP Suspends 2 For Diverting Jonathan's Campaign Fund
• Boko Haram Suspects Escape Arrest, Kill Security Operative In Kaduna
• Defence House As Buhari's Temporary Aso Rock
• HIV/AIDS Infection Rate Is Decreasing ' NACA
• Dickson's Second Term Bid And Opposition Within
• Wike, Amaechi And Alleged Looting Of Rivers Govt House
• Buhari/Osinbajo 'll Produce Desired Change ' Pastor Kumuyi
• Insurgency: Buhari's Regional Tour Exposes APC's Hypocrisy ' PDP
• I Didn't Steal A Dime From Adamawa ' Nyako
• I Survived Impeachment By Divine Intervention ' Gov Fayose
• Naira Strengthens As JP Morgan Finalises Nigeria's Status Soon
• Senate President: Hear Our Prayers Oh Lord!
• NASS LEADERSHIP TUSSLE: APC Admonishes Contestants To Put Party Above Self Interest
• N8bn Fraud: 22 Bank Officials Know Fate Today
• NASS: Mark, Tambuwal, Ekweremadu, Others Laid Solid Foundation ' PDP
• Why Banks Are Not Lending To Oil Marketers
• G-7: Buhari To Hold Talks With Obama, Cameron, Hollande, Others In Germany
• Fuel Scarcity: IPMAN Factions Submit Different Positions
• AFCON 2017: Eagles Land In Kaduna For Chad
• 8th NASS Leadership: Party's Decision Or Personal Interest
• What I Will Miss About Reps ' Gov Tambuwal
• Osinbajo Tasks Nigerians On Faithfulness, Diligence
• Dangote Tasks African Leaders On Job Creation, Poverty Reduction
• NDPHC, Egbin, DISCOs Boost Power Generation, Distribution
• Airtel Restates Commitment To Less Privileged Nigerians
• 150mw Allocation Inadequate For Steady Power Supply ' Benin Disco
• Power Generation Rises To 3,368.44mw
• Abuja Electricity Reduces Response Time To Customers' Complaints -Official
• Wawrinka Stuns Djokovic To Win French Open
• Corruption, FIFA: Buhari Urged To Demystify NFF
• Glo Psyches Super Falcons To Beat Sweden
• Wiggins Breaks Cycling Record
• Coach Delighted As Electricity Is Restored At Stadium Gym
• Rugby Players Secure Ticket To All Africa Games
• Flying Eagles Ready For Germany, Any Team ' Garba
• 2017 AFCON Qualifiers: Keshi Demands Chad Team's Video Clips
• Government Boys College Kaduna, St. Jude's Girls School, Bayelsa Emerge 2015 Nestle Milo Basketball Champions
• The Struggle To Lead NASS
• Re: Central Bank And Its Filthy Notes
• What New House Speaker Should Look Like
• Influx Of Used Tyres
• Still on the Buhari Plagiarism Brouhaha
• Unsavoury Amnesty Intl' Report On Military Operations In Northeast

TRIBUNE

• Killers escape from New York's maximum prison, leave note
• Israel warns against world leaders' silence on Gaza rocket attacks
• FG more involved in IDPs management
• Boko Haram: IDP camp surfaces in Edo
• We were not rubber stamp legislature 'Outgoing Oyo lawmakers
• Police recover ammunition hidden in bush, nab two cultists in Enugu
• Why PPA exco in Ekiti, others were dissolved 'National chairman
• New Deji of Akure emerges, may be installed soon
• Don't manipulate emergence of Lagos speaker, PDP cautions APC Mind your business 'APC tells PDP
• Lagos ripe for female speaker 'Groups
• Pay NARD members or face industrial action
• Teaching not all-comer affair 'TRCN
• I had premonition of Ekiti Assembly crisis 'Mrs Fayose
• PDP hails Mark, Ekweremadu, others for successful stewardship
• Prioritise education sector, RUN VC tells Buhari
• Boko Haram, abducted girls demand global attention 'NLC
• Osinbajo tasks Nigerians on faithfulness, diligence
• Tension in Oyo Assembly over speaker's seat
• Music star, Davido, graduates from Babcock varsity
• NASS leadership: APC closes gate against Saraki, Dogara
• Danger averted as another fuel tanker falls in Lagos
• PDP to Aregbesola: Sell your helicopter to pay workers' salary
• Buhari arrives Germany with Nigeria's 'wish list
• Suicide bomber kills 2, injures 4 in Borno
• New Deji of Akure emerges
• Our choices on senate presidency, speakership final'APC
• PDP's attempt at rebirth
• Public expectations and Amosun's second term
• Why accreditation, voting should hold simultaneously in 2019
• The newly upgraded higher institutions
• Akure regent calls for eradication of fake drugs in communities
• KWASU students end community's 250 years water crisis
• Sango roads flooded after downpour