Today's Newspaper Headlines : Thursday, June 04, 2015

News headlines from selected national newspapers is ready for your reading pleasure this Thursday morning.....Read.....Enjoy

VANGUARD

• I renew my pledge to crush Boko Haram ' Buhari
• Ambode to LASTMA, VIO OFFICIALS: Stop forcing yourselves into motorists' vehicles
• N8BN Fraud: CBN staff own posh cars, petrol stations, palatial buildings, court told
• Sheriff surrenders to EFCC over alleged N300bn fraud
• Guests panic, as 10 die after meal at Katsina wedding
• Rivers fatal dog meal: Death toll rises to 11
• French tourist robbed, killed in Ebonyi; wife molested
• LAGOS SPEAKERSHIP: Intrigues force shift of inauguration
• Ondo regent, aides kidnapped
• Challenges Before Buhari
• Senate President: David's dangerous marks
• Ndigbo 'll never suffer under Buhari's administration ' Moghalu
• Support for Jonathan: Why S-East won't succumb to blackmail ' Sen Uzodinma
• Expectations as Udom Emmanuel takes over leadership
• Former Gov Yuguda gets chieftaincy title of Agumba Obosi
• Are CEOs solely responsible for salary payment in organisations
• Characteristics of successful entrepreneurs
• Accessing small grants and loans (1): United States African Development Foundation
• Use domestic investment to fight poverty ' KPMG
• IHS sponsors Economist Intelligence Unit Report to better understand Nigerian SMEs
• Bitstake: New dawn of digital finance in Nigeria
• Victor Ndoma-Egba: Portrait of legislative excellence
• Change and illusion of sitting on the fence
• 2015 Imagine cup: Team Nigeria, 32 others advance to global finals
• NFF spends N120m to play Chad
• Nigeria Super Six Academies Cup holds in Lagos
• Okocha, Odiaka to flag off Basalt Cup
• Blazer details corruption in 1998, 2010 World Cup host bids
• Four teams ready for Democracy Polo tourney
• Coach wants adequate funding of National Institute for Sports
• 2017 AFCON qualifiers: 9 foreign-based Eagles train for Chad
• White House says FIFA will benefit from new leadership
• Blatter's plan to resign, right step says Odegbami, Owolabi as Pinick, Haytou disgree
• FIFA Presidency: Ex- NSC DG says Blatter's decision to step down saves face of football
• BET 2015: Who wins 'Best International Act (Africa)
• Buhari should ensure credible lawyers are appointed judges ' Daramola
• 2015 general elections and survival of democracy in Nigeria
• Prof Odekunle's cheap analysis
• Coming to terms with governance
• Remaining awake through a great revolution
• Reflections on a theme in President Buhari's Inaugural speech
• Lol!! If Your Parent Give You This On Birthday, That Means You Started From The Bottom
• Although I Dropped Out And Got Lucky, Getting A Degree Is A Much Surer Path To Success ' Bill Gates
• Update!! 22 Persons Dead In Rivers State After Drinking Local Gin, Eating Dog Meat
• Photos From President Buhari's Visit To Niger Republic
• Funmi Philips Emerges As The Spark Rookie For May
• Sad! House of Reps Member Dies
• Djokovic Dumps 9-times Champion, Nadal Out Of French Open In A Pulsating Match
• First Look At Caitlyn Jenner's Reality Show
• Ex-super Eagles Player,Taye Taiwo Shares Family Photos
• Divorce is Spiritual Suicide ' Don't commit it, By Frankwill Ojiako
• Ndiomu Foundation boosts Osun teachers' practical teaching skill
• If It's to be, it's up to you
• Leaders in academia to brainstorm on best practices in education mgt
• MTN staff storm 12 schools to boost digital learning
• Kogi owes teachers N23bn ' NUT
• World Milk Day: Peak milk celebrates with 65 schools
• NANS expresses concern over administration of UBEC, JAMB, others
• Vivian Fowler underscores commitment to girl child education
• 3 pupils get Tecno's N300,000 scholarships
• Children's Day: Safeguard promotes childern's hygiene
• Breastfeeding beats breast cancer
• HCPAN tasks FG on health insurance
• For poor kids in Abuja, an amazing Children's Day to remember

THISDAY

• Microsoft CityNext Applications to Power Accra as City of Excellence
• Pushing for Post-2015 Strategic Sustainable Devt Goals
• Should President Buhari Remove Oil Subsidy
• WaterAid Hails African Leaders' Pledges on Sanitation, Defecation
• ExxonMobil, Others Move to Eradicate Malaria in Nigeria
• Gennesaret Empowers Youths on Technical Skills
• Oil Workers Oppose Privatisation of Refineries
• CDMA Subscriber Base Still Dwindling, As GSM Growth Soars
• Cybercrime Act to Address Vandalism of Critical Infrastructure
• Policy Harmonisation Will Boost Revenue Drive, Says Expert
• Ericsson's 5G Solution Will Reliability, Spectrum Efficiency
• PENGASSAN Demands Lasting Solution to Recurrent Fuel Crises
• SON DG Tasks FRSC on Used Tyres
• TNS, Kantar Media Sign Partnership with GeoPoll
• BOI Offers Digital Products to Boost SME Development
• MasterCard Customers to Experience Mobile Payments with Android Devices
• I Didn't Borrow N104bn from Banks, Says Jang
• Opposition party offers Ogor deputy speaker's slot as Lasun withdraws
• Clark Urges Nigerians to Support Buhari
• Impeachment: PDP Members Resort to Prayers for Fayoses Survival
• Oyegun Cautions Against Muscling of Opposition
• KILLINGS IN BENUE, PLATEAU AND TARABA STATES
• Okeke: Specialisation and Digitisation Have Redefined Advertising
• Don Canvasses New Governance Approach for Rural Communities
• I Came, Saw and Conquered
• APC and Menace of Criminals
• The Choices we Must Make
• KILLINGS IN BENUE, PLATEAU AND TARABA STATES
• Oyegun Cautions Against Muzzling of Opposition
• Speaker, Assembly Members Shed Tears as Bayelsa Inaugurate 5th State Assembly
• PDP in Confusion over Dogara's Offer
• Fuel Depot Owners Blame Scarcity on Banks, CBN Regulations
• Kaduna Electric Extends Workers Contract By Two Months
• FG to Sanction Striking Health Workers
• Families of Victims of Dana Plane Crash Demand Safety Audit of Passenger Aircraft
• AIB to Release Dana Air Crash Report in 60 Days
• Saraki: Why We Must Avoid Mistakes of the Past
• Maku: I Left the PDP Because of Mu'azu
• Obi: Jonathan Left a Saner Nigeria
• Ejughemre: Ogboru, Emerhor Should Work with Okowa
• PDP and the Hangover of Defeat
• 2017 AFCON QUALIFIERS: Enyeama Leads Eagles Training for Chad
• SUMMER TRANSFER: Mikel's Agent to Hold Talks with Dubai Club Tomorrow
• 12-12 Polo Club Alive for Democracy Invitational Tournament
• Nigerian Wrestlers Dominate African Championships
• French Open: Djokovic Destroys Nadal
• Oshoala Good for World Glory
• NTTF Names Team for ITTF WJC in Egypt
• 5th CCSF Taekwondo Training Workshop Kicks off
• CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL: Chiellini in Fitness Battle to Face Barca
• What Ambode Can Do for Sports in Lagos
• Aftermath of Blatter's Resignation' Another FIFA President from Europe May Stifle Football Devt in Africa
• Qatar FA Boss Hit Back at English FA Boss
• South African Minister Denies $10m Bribe Claim
• MTN's Visibility and Brand Ambassadors
• Terminal Operators Seek Buhari's Intervention over Intels' Monopoly in Eastern Seaports
• Boko Haram: Buratai Appointed Commander for MNJTF
• N9.2bn Cooking Stoves Contract Runs into Hitch
• Soldiers Convicted for Mutiny Ask Court to Stop their Execution
• Nigerian Army will Rout Boko Haram, Buhari Assures
• Amaechi: Wike's Probe a Witch-hunt
• Court Yet to Fix Date on Application for Kashamu's Extradition
• Onitsha Fuel Tanker Tragedy: Osinbajo Visits Scene, Promises FG's Assistance
• Abia Gov Appoints THISDAY Reporter, Others Media Aides
• Death Toll in Maiduguri Market Blast Rises to 31
• Obi Commiserates with Victims of Tanker Fire
• Senators, House Members Urge Buhari to Remove Subsidy
• IDP: Some of Us Suffered Mental Illness after Boko Haram Torture
• You're Enforcement Officers, Not Harassment Officers, Ambode Tells LASTMA
• Mimiko Laments Fake Drugs Menace at Pharmacists' Conference
• Seek Useful Advice Before Implementing Policies, Sultan Tells Tambuwal
• Kidnappers Abduct Regent, Three Others in Ondo
• Communal, Cultists Clash Claims Six Lives In Ondo
• Group Tasks Buhari on Tenured Appointments
• Police to Promote Personnel With Additional Qualification

PUNCH

• Buhari must tackle corruption to rebuild economy ' ICAN
• Teaching six to 10-year olds about money
• Petrol subsidy rises to N48.15 per litre
• Asia stocks slip as euro rises
• Diversify income sources, OPEC chief tells Nigeria, others
• Secrets nobody tells you about personal branding
• Operators to flush out fake marine insurance vendors
• Dawes Island field operation on course 'Petralon Energy
• NSE index drops below 34,000 basis points
• Economic growth to slow in Nigeria, S'Africa ' Report
• Dana crash: AIB releases final interim statement
• Building an excellent career in consultancy
• Ecobank to boost capital through share sale
• Unpaid petrol subsidy claims rise to N291bn
• Nipco brings in 37 million litres of petrol
• Nigeria's cheap crude oil attracts Canada's refinery
• Reviving Calabar Port'll encourage agricultural exports ' Ogodo
• We won't extend recapitalisation deadline again' SEC
• Fuel scarcity: FCT firms losing N500m weekly
• Senate seeks common visa, currency for W'African countries
• Ambode cautions LASTMA, VIO over harassment of motorists
• Kwara asks police to uncover corps member's killers
• Lagos task force plans hotlines to report crimes
• Cabinet delay doesn't mean Nigeria is grounded, says FG
• Rivers to relocate petrol tankers to curb fire tragedy
• Court stops A'Ibom govt from collecting tolls
• Senate okays 15 special advisers for President
• Police may promote personnel with additional qualifications
• I have evidence I won Lagos-West election Adewale
• Ikpeazu appoints SSG, media aides
• Lagos Assembly deserves a strong Speaker Hanson
• Protect press freedom, Fasehun urges Adesina, Shehu
• Senate presidency is about capacity Saraki
• 2015 polls most credible in Nigerian history Olurode
• Disclose AIbom debt profile, CLO tells Emmanuel
• Building capacity in the capital market
• Reshaping the post 2015 peace paradigm
• WED: 170 million dreams, one Nigeria!
• Why failure is no option for Buhari
• Buhari and politics of asset declaration
• Return of Nigerias subsidy debate
• Buzz social media diary
• Living without broadband in 2015
• Friendly tools your website needs
• PDP losing its key online voices
• Makoko: A riverine slum opens its door to more Beninoise
• $60bn debt does not scare us 'Osinbajo
• Senate passes anti-rape bill, 45 others in 10 minutes
• EFCC quizzes ex-Borno gov, Modu Sheriff
• Fayoses thugs beat PUNCH correspondent in Ekiti
• Every govt needs a strong opposition Odigie-Oyegun
• 20 UNN students feared dead in auto crash
• Suicide bomber kills four in mechanic workshop
• Military capable of defeating BHaram Buhari
• Court threatens to jail NDA commandant
• TRS donates modern toilets to Lagos school
• NBA seeks peace in Ekiti
• Nigerian appointed commander multi-national task force
• Kogi youths set ablaze police van
• Study finds blood thinners useful for cancers treatment
• Health tip: Invest in your health
• Vitamin D, calcium don't reduce menopause symptoms
• Could type 2 diabetes shield against ALS
• Our world, ever green
• Dark matter's deep reach
• Colour blindness cause identified
• Ways to combat food cravings (1)
• What your breasts say about your health (1)
• Community-based services key to mental health care
• Avoid bread that's enriched with bromate
• I don't have a problem with Davido ' MC Galaxy
• Ogu voted best player in Israel
• West Brom worried over Anichebe
• Chelsea's losing streak continues on Star Superfans
• Oribamise, Ayinla target gold in Egypt
• Nishikori loses
• Keshi can't afford mistakes against Chad ' Dosu
• Rodgers stays in Liverpool
• Milo basketball: Ilupeju, Bida schools win
• Enyeama, Onazi train for Chad
• Van Persie hints at United exit
• Blatter under investigation in US
• Benitez unveiled as Real Madrid coach
• Nigeria will shock Sweden, USA ' Mmadu

TRIBUNE

• Why Buhari is yet to make appointments 'IPAC chair
• 70-year-old dies in police custody in Ondo
• N9.2bn clean cook stoves contract suffers setback
• Lagos will be chaotic without LASTMA, says Ambode
• Wike moves to stop indiscriminate parking of tankers
• Jigawa gov refutes media report on N100m crisis
• Nigeria can't make progress without love for all 'Okowa
• APGA warns Abia gov, clerk against postponing 6th assembly inauguration
• Diah elected Taraba assembly speaker
• We won't criticise Buhari for now 'PDP 'Says no candidate for Senate president, deputy
• Insurance brokers converge on Benin for CEOs' retreat
• FG moves to end fuel scarcity in Abuja
• Edo slashes budget by 20%
• APC victory made possible by our sacrifices 'Oyegun
• Buhari will bring desired development to Nigeria 'Clark
• Sheriff, ex-Borno governor, hands self to EFCC
• 14 killed, 19 injured in another bombing in Borno
• Gunmen kill French tourist in Ebonyi
• Nigerian military will rout Boko Haram soon -Buhari
• Osinbajo visits Onitsha, commiserates with tanker accident victims
• One dies, another hospitalised after eating dog meat in Rivers
• Catholic priest summoned before Okija shrine, vows never to go there
• Customs officers beat up 8 Federal Airport workers at Lagos airport
• Currency scam: 8 other bank officials sent to prison custody
• Senate passes 46 bills in one day, approves Buhari's request for 15 advisers
• Amnesty International accuses Nigerian military of war crimes in Boko Haram fight
• The cause of executive, legislative friction 'Tambuwal
• The burden of Ortom in Benue
• Buhari should step on toes 'Sen Ogunwale
• Why North should not produce speaker 'Member-elect
• Commercial drivers and hard drugs

THE NATION

• Youre enforcement not harassment officers
• Were big boy armed robbers
• Rider docked for alleged attempt to sell stolen tricycle
• Man docked for alleged N1.1m theft
• Five assaulted FAAN officials hospitalised
• Wheelbarrow thief bags nine-month jail
• Buhari vows to track and destroy evil Boko Haram
• Gunmen kill French tourist
• CBN officials, others acquired estates in South Africa, Nigeria, court told
• Nigerian General heads regional task force
• Another Boko Haram blast kills six in Maiduguri
• Alleged N300b fraud: Sheriff surrenders to EFCC, faces grilling
• Gunmen kill French tourist
• AI report contains disturbing allegations, says Buhari
• Amnesty International accuses military chiefs of war crimes
• Its all blackmail, military replies AI
• Boko Haram: 54 convicted soldiers move to halt hurried execution
• Senate approves 15 advisers for Buhari
• Tanker drivers banned from night travels
• Final interim report on DANA Air crash ready, says AIB
• Take control of your posture and end back pain
• Battle for UNIOSUN soul
• Letter to Buhari
• Okorocha plans college in Sokoto
• Two excos divide Ondo NAPTAN
• Don urges Buhari to prioritise education
• Hire skilled teachers, ex-commissioner urges schools
• Lagos SUBEB registers primary one pupils
• NGO promotes science education
• New rector resumes at Bida Polytechnic
• Teen wins Spelling Bee
• Conversion of colleges to varsities right step in the right direction
• UNICAL matriculates 6,395
• End quackery in teaching, provost urges
• Give us back our union
• DELSU sanctions 109
• Babcock honours Akpabio, Fashola, others today
• Tributes as college honours Chukwumerije
• Honour for AUN President in Paris
• Students Union leaders removal causes stir
• Nigerian students conquer Africa
• Poor telecoms service quality unacceptable
• How standardisation ll boost Africas competitiveness
• Dearth of spectrum threatens broadband plan targets
• How our profit margin improved
• How winners emerged for Jerusalem pilgrimage, by MTN
• How to bridge rural-urban digital divide, by HIS Towers
• Unemployment: Labour faults NBS statistics
• Blogging ll reduce crime, other vices, says Smile Communications
• Waiting for efficient, affordable internet services
• PENGASSAN urges Buhari to support oil workers training
• A plucky address
• Air crash report
• Task ahead of President Buhari
• Gbajabiamila: Rare breed in parliament
• Our Osoko has gone mad again!
• President Buhari: Respond to your soul
• Group extols Tinubus qualities
• Ganduje: I ll build on Kwankwasos legacies
• Lawan ll build consensus between APC and PDP senators
• Varsity teachers back Saraki for Senate President

DAILY TRUST

• Buhari: I've begun process of ending B/Haram
• 8000 deaths, war crimes...Amnesty seeks probe of Badeh, Ihejirika, others
• A slothful, wasteful 7th National Assembly
• I prefer APC conducts primary to resolve Senate presidency issue - Saraki
• Baba Hassan, Azi, Mwansat in race for Plateau speaker
• PDP plots to pick Ogor as Dogara's deputy thickens
• Speaker: Reps group alleges moves to manipulate process
• PDP: We have no candidate for Senate presidency'says it's too early to criticize Buhari's govt
• CSOs launch platform to monitor Buhari's 174 campaign promises
• Elective offices will be less attractive by 2019- Yusuf Ali
• IPAC worries over delay in ministerial appointments
• National Assembly leadership: Will APC reverse position on zoning
• Kogi 2015: The return of Audu
• Let the dialogue go on (I)
• The AU and the plight of Africans (II)
• Police arrest 219 robbery, cult suspects in Rivers
• Police smash syndicate using sick persons for begging
• Fraudster extorts over N.6m from widows, divorcees in Kano
• Mob burns police vehicle in Kogi
• Hostage negotiated return of 28 cattle, 36 sheep from rustlers
• Man, 40, arrested over robbery, attempted homicide
• Student docked for stealing 75 litres of diesel
• In-coming minister should visit schools to see our problems
• Students organise mock PR campaign
• UNIBEN medical students hold health campaign
• 7-feet cobra scares students at ABU hostel
• Community demands for primary school
• Bagudu to build tech colleges
• FCT teachers resume work
• NCCE new secretary assumes duty
• WAEC won't adopt CBT now ' Official
• As provosts protest de-listing from TETfund
• Rustlers on rampage, kill village head, 6 others in Abuja
• VIO calls for strict regulation of driving schools
• Pai chief wants new health centre equipped
• Couple escapes lynching over child molestation at Mararaba
• One killed, 8 injured as truck crashes into cyclists
• Man jailed for stealing recharge cards at Dutse
• Issues in Nigeria's foreign policy
• World Milk Day: L & Z hosts cattle breeders
• Cassava weed management project records success
• FG trains Benue farmers on use of pesticide
• LG allocates farmland to NYSC members in Kwara
• Katsina farmers berate Shema over alleged fertiliser diversion
• Bio-factory enhances sugarcane business in Zaria
• Kogi farmers urged government to make fertiliser available
• Tractor operators commend FG's mechanisation programme
• Bagudu rolls out agricultural policy
• Oil marketers decry N291bn subsidy debt as fuel scarcity persists in Abuja, other states ...'Queues at filling stations will not disappear soon
• How to revive the Nigerian economy
• Repositioning ITF for effective human resource
• NIPC, GEM3 to streamline investment advocacy
• Oriental, JV partners to begin oil production from Okwok field
• Unpaid salaries, devaluation of naira making life miserable for civil servants
• Enhancing Nigeria's debt management effectiveness
• Dropped Falcons return today... As Wolves' opponents arrive today
• Dominating the local scene our target 'Ubah
• Yekini bags posthumous legend award
• Eaglets maintain momentum ahead of Chile World Cup
• Max Air, Dee bee Farms, two others for Democracy Day polo tourney