Today's Newspaper Headlines : Thursday, June 11, 2015

Today's news headlines from selected national newspapers ready for your reading pleasure. Good morning everyone and have a nice day.

DAILY SUN

• 2015 polls: 'Why APGA lost in S'East
• How PDP leaders ruined Jonathan, by Ogunwale
• Buhari needs Chief Innovation Adviser
• Dogara's election, democracy in action, Na'Abba, other ex-Speakers tell APC
• Saraki's emergence'll lift Senate ' Adeyemi
• I will take APGA to new height -APGA chair
• Marwa, supporters return to APC
• APC rejects Saraki, Dogara as Senate president, House speaker
• Gbajabiamila rejects DeputySpeakeroffer
• PDP backs Saraki to emerge Senate president
• Kalu, Gov Ahmed, APGA chair, PDP congratulate Saraki, Dogara
• How Saraki emerged Senate President
• Saraki: The rebel with a cause
• Chad, Refs storm Kaduna for Eagles
• Keshi promises attractive football
• Police invades Blatter's office
• Adamu: Blatter banned me to block London probe
• Seven countries jostle for FINA World Championships
• ABS FC revels in Saraki's victory as Senate President
• AFCON 2017 QUALIFIER: No mercy for Chad ' Musa
• Ambode, Dangote agree to make Lagos investor haven
• $11.6bn unremitted LNG dividends: Reconciliation still ongoing ' NNPC
• RMAFC sets up committee to review Remuneration Act, 2008
• OML 42: NUPENG, PENGASSAN backing wrong horse
• FG urged to recover $7.5bn taxes from IOCs
• RMAFC washes hands off govs',deputies' pension
• DPR allocates 300 trucks to Abuja
• Unpaid salaries: Aregbesola assures workers
• Exam ethics drags WAEC to court over non-compliance with FOI Act
• West African capital markets' integration key to economic growth ' Ghana SEC DG
• Clearing, settlement fees boost CSCS profit
• FIFA U-20 World Cup: Mali, Senegal cruise into quarterfinals
• Rivers killer gin: Death toll hits 66
• Almost half a million jobs created in 1st quarter of 2015
• Anambra police on manhunt for armed robbers on the run
• Melaye blames absentee APC Senators for PDP's Deputy Senate President win
• Imo Poly expels almost 400 students over exam and admissions fraud
• The Sun MD tasks staff on diligence
• Tribunal'll recover Abia stolen mandate, APGA chieftain assures
• Nigerians lack maintenance culture 'Building experts
• National Assembly leadership: Your threats are empty, PDP tells APC
• 3 female suicide bombers killed in Maiduguri
• Monarch's son appointed media aide to Okowa
• Boko Haram: Court threatens to strike out suit against Senator Ndume
• How media should monitor Buhari, by experts
• Amaechi, former deputy in war of words
• Igbo group demands equity in FG appointments
• Katsina Assembly members' inauguration postponed
• Service chiefs arrive Maiduguri
• Ike Ekweremadu: A political toughie
• Who owns the APC
• Hi ben, It's all for one and one for all
• Saraki: Poetic justice in the Senate
• Boko Haram defies Buhari and predictions of defeat
• When government is against progress
• Challenge of the Mediterranean migrant crisis (1)|
• Lessons from National Assembly elections
• Okonjo-Iweala and the verdict of history
• Patience Jonathan: There was a First Lady
• NASS leadership: PDP gives APC a bloody nose
• Resolving the unclaimed dividends controversy
• Ekiti: Nipping kidnapping in the bud

VANGUARD

• War of words in Senate over Bukola Saraki
• Jonathan walked his talk
• 10 wounded, vehicle damaged as Okada operators, ATMA clash
• 2,688 BDCs meet new requirements ' CBN
• Ex-militants want FG to overhaul NDDC
• Boko Haram: Buhari hosts Chad, Cameroon, Niger, Benin presidents
• 14 foreigners in court over illegal oil bunkering
• Three kidnappers arrested over death of 11-yr-old girl in Ogun
• Winner Is' Unknown
• Will APC breakup
• Okowa's smart week
• APC: Another power centre
• Abia Assembly: APGA, PDP bicker over postponed inauguration
• Nigeria puts up sterling performance in ICAO's audit
• Small grants and loans (2): How to access African Enterprise Challenge Fund
• How dreamers can become doers
• DMO to raise N80.2bn worth of bonds on June 17
• NEPC chief seeks spedy approval of grants for exports
• Buhari and Nigeria's future
• Nations Cup Qualifier: Enyeama raises dust over Kaduna venue
• Onitsha agog for AFN golden league
• We have to qualify for 2019 World Rugby Cup, Captain charges team mates
• Warri Wolves deny Akpeyi's South African move
• Lagos City Basketball League put off
• 2015 FIFA U-20 World Cup: Mali dismisses Ghana 3-0, qualifies for 1/4 finals
• 2015 FIFA U-20 World Cup: Senegal joins Mali in 1/4 finals
• Nigeria wins 3 bronze at Egypt Junior and Cadet T/T Open in Cairo
• FIFA U20: Mali humbles Ghana, to face Nigeria or Germany
• Abuja comes alive as MBMIN holds
• NBA issues guidelines on Lawyers' practice licence
• Can Buhari ensure accountability on state/LG joint account
• Wedding Tips: Why You Should Have A Planner
• Rev. Father Kidnapped In Ekiti, Kidnappers Demand N20m Ransom
• Breaking News!! I Won't Return To PDP, Says Saraki
• APC Inexperience And Not Well Equiped ' Olisah Metuh
• Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode Dedicates Birthday Celebrations To Fights Cancer
• Photos:Beyonce Exposes Body In Swimsuit
• Yakubu Dogara Pledges To Deliver All APC Promises
• Photos: Hon. Yakubu Dogara Resumes New Office
• Oluremi Tinubu Refuses To Shake Hands With Saraki During Her Swearing-In[Read Why]
• PHOTOS: Conjoined Twins Separated Using Revolutionary 3D Printing Technology
• World's first commercial fly farm opens in SA
• Three Plateau pupils excel in Math contest
• 34 Enugu schools shut for 5 yrs over pro-Kogi agitations
• How Buhari can address Nigeria's leadership challenges
• Getting rid of the cancerous killer: Worry!
• Lagos schools get N19 million hi-tech libraries from Western Union, others
• We no longer receive reward in heaven 'Teachers
• First 100 days in office: Educationists set agenda for new govt
• Principles of self discovery
• How education can liberate a whole community ' MTNF Scholar
• Monopoly in maritime industry: Why Buhari must act now

PUNCH

• Why we've not remitted N2.3tn NLNG dividends 'NNPC
• FG owes local contractors over N800bn 'Report
• Ways to finance your start-up
• Customs destroy N4m poultry products at Seme
• Skye Bank to develop SME sector
• Economy created 469,070 jobs in Q1 ' NBS
• Contract approval time too long in Nigeria 'SPE
• Jaiz Bank declares N158m profit
• Miners want industries to use local raw materials
• BoI, Taraba seal N700m MSMEs financing pact
• Car sales drop as prices rise by 20%
• Total gets shareholders' approval to pay N3.1bn dividend
• NPDC records 82,000bopd from OMLs 34, 30
• Infrastructure Bank boss predicts 10% real estate growth
• Entrepreneurs need to focus on culture, not perks
• Nigerians, others spend $10bn on energy-related products
• NIMASA laments inadequate manpower in maritime sector
• Shipowners advise FG on Cabotage law implementation
• Financial steps to avoid in your 30s
• Investors commend NASCON for diversification, returns
• Tinubu's wife refuses to shake hands with Saraki
• Court frees Sylva of N19.2bn fraud charges
• N'Assembly clerk notified of Buhari, APC lawmakers' meeting 'Presidency
• Dogara's election, a democratic revolution ' Ex- speakers
• Alleged Biafra secessionists accuse trial judge of bias
• Kaduna receives 70 Clinton's tricycle ambulances
• 28 APC senators walk out of Senate session
• Lagos not a no mans land Group
• PDP couldve produced Senate President, says Ogunlewe
• Buhari should appoint ministers from opposition partiesBalarabe Musa
• APC senators should support SarakiPDP chieftain
• APC may sanction Atiku, Tambuwal over NAssembly elections
• Plateau lawmakers elect Azi as speaker
• APC senators revolt disturbing
• Tissue culture, GMO and biotechnology revolution
• How the APC shot itself in the foot
• Sustainable development for the common good (1)
• How President Buhari can tame corruption
• Ogbeni Aregbesola, pay your workers
• Importance of being unavailable in smartphone era
• Twitter, Facebook now NASS leaders diaries
• Advertising can kill your business
• Police recover 10 stolen Rivers govt vehicles
• Police arrest boyfriend of missing UNILAG student
• Police use tear gas on protesting YES beneficiaries
• Three kidnappers arrested for death of 11-year-old girl
• Man nabbed for torturing four-year-old son
• Firefighter who collapsed during rescue operation dies
• Pupil drowns in canal while running errand
• mbattled Kashamu absent from Senate session on Wednesday
• Lagos tells residents of flood-prone areas to relocate
• EFCC arraigns 14 foreigners for illegal oil deals
• Ambode promises friendly environment for investors
• Niger gov asks Aliyu to refund N2.9bn
• Saraki, Dogaras emergence may alter Buharis cabinet list
• Unpaid salaries: Osun pensioners protest, lament members deaths
• Insurgency: Buhari, security chiefs meet over MJTF operations
• NJC summons three under-performing judges
• Tribunal begins hearing on Sylva, Murray-Bruce suit
• Aso Villa authorities reject 253 DSS officials
• FG moves to slash political office holders, others pay
• Death toll in Rivers killer gin hits 66
• Cops arrest five for prof.s murder
• Things you need to stop worrying about
• Poor sleep linked to memory loss
• Mental health consequences of social change
• Want glowing skin' Eat these fruits
• Painkillers are not sweets, use only as directed
• Poor power supply subjects residents to deadly heat
• Eagles won't handle Chad lightly 'Keshi
• Nigeria not a cheap team ' Oshoala
• Milan, Ibrahimovic talk
• Falcons were not shaken against Sweden 'Umotong
• Ribery targets July return
• ENOF holds swimming competition
• Zenith Basketball: Dolphins, Delta Force win
• AFCON qualification not negotiable ' Troost-Ekong
• Blatter banned me to block probe 'Adamu
• NBF set for Minimah open championships

THISDAY

• More States Elect Assembly Speakers
• NBS Raises Eye Brows
• Making More Nigerians Key into NHIS
• Lagos Urge Protection of Environment for Sustainable Growth
• Alleged N1bn OAGF Fraud: Defence Stalls Trial
• Ghana SEC DG Lists Benefits of West African Markets Integration
• Banks' Exposure to Oil Sector Raises Concern
• Nigeria's E-Commerce Sector to Worth N2.5trn by 2018
• Panoro Energy Awards Rig Contract for Aje Oilfield
• Panoro Energy Awards Rig Contract for Aje Oilfield
• Africa Investor Commends GE's Partnership with Shell
• Abia House Resolves Granite Site Dispute in Favour of Chinese Firm
• Court Attaches Oil Company's Accounts over N150m Debt
• Movement of Military Command will Turn the Tide against Insurgents, Say Minimah, Amosu
• Chadian Soldiers Kill 207 Boko Haram as Militant Group Slaughters 15 in Borno
• Presidency: Rumours of Engaging Senegalese Spiritualists to Cleanse Villa Baseless
• Another Youth Corps Member Murdered in Imo
• Another Judge Orders 10 Bankers Remanded in Prison over N8bn Currency Scam
• Troops Apprehend Mastermind of Gombe Bombing
• Court Rules on Police Prosecutorial Powers
• Court Remands Chairman, Goodluck Support Group in Prison for Blackmail
• Deji: I'll Not Condone Thuggery, Violence in Akureland
• Defence Stalls Trial on N1bn GIFMIS Fraud
• Robbery Gang Kills Policeman, Soldier
• Buhari Charges Saraki, Dogara to Focus on Positive Change
• Ekiti Assembly Raps APC Spokesman for Disparaging Comments
• Winning the Cancer War
• A Look Back at Seventh Assembly
• Fidelity Bank Moves to Boost Workers' Productivity
• Bosch Opens Regional Subsidiary in Nigeria
• Visa Unveils New Commercial Standard for Mobile Payments
• N'Assembly: Saraki is Senate President, Dogara Speaker
• NEITI Asks President to Prioritise Recovery of Unremitted $18bn Oil Funds
• G7 Expresses Support for Buhari
• Kano Child Bride, Wasila, Freed
• Jega to Retire with Seven National Commissioners, 16 RECs
• Bode George: With Saraki's Emergence, Tinubu is Five Minutes to His Political Sunset
• Amaechi: My Former Deputy Lied against Me
• Bayelsa: INEC Upturns APGA's Victory, Declares Rescheduled Assembly Poll Inconclusive
• Aisha Wakaso in Minna, Daji Sani in Yola and Seriki Adinoyi in Jos
• Jubilation in Ilorin over Saraki's Victory
• Orji: Victory Shows Politics is about Negotiation Not War
• We'll Chart New Course for APGA, Says New Party Chairman
• Aregbesola Admits Pains of Unpaid Salaries, Expresses Sympathy with Workers
• NNPC Pipeline Explodes as Vandals Strike Again
• Outrageous Bill: Residents Promise Not to Give up on Suit against EKEDC, NERC
• Kaduna Electric Conducts Aptitude Test for External Candidates
• How PDP Outwitted APC with Saraki's Adoption as Senate President
• How G-5 Govs, Atiku Stopped Lawan
• N'Assembly Leadership: IPAC Cautions APC to Tread with Care
• Atiku, Ahmed, Tambuwal, Others Congratulate Saraki, Dogara
• Professional Bodies Advise Buhari to Focus on Tourism, Mining, Others
• Boko Haram and the Global Terror Network
• El-Rufai Downsizes Ministries from 19 to 13
• Flying Eagles Battle Christchurch Chill for German Machine
• Okon: Australia Match is a Must-win
• Oparanozie: No Word to Explain This Feeling
• Pepsi Academy Holds 2015 UK Scholarship Selection Exercise
• Nigeria Misses out in Team Event Final
• Big Guns Blazing, Africans Shine in Canada 2015
• FIFA Scandal: Wanted Argentine Reports to Police
• Chess Masters Set for Millionaire Satellite Festival
• StarTimes Seals Broadcast Rights for Bundesliga
• ZENITH BANK BASKETBALL

LEADERSHIP

• 3 Female Suicide Bombers Die In Borno ' Police
• Ganduje Commissions Tamburawa Power Substation
• Plateau, Kaduna Rank Highest In Number Of Widows
• FRSC To Job Seekers: Beware Of Fake Syndicates
• No Fear Of Reprisal Attacks Over Zaki Biam Killing ' Military
• More Facts Emerge On N2.9bn Loan For LGs In Niger
• Jonathan's Varsities Of Education: Matters Arising
• 8th Senate: Fallout From Saraki's Elections
• Reps Tussle: PDP's Antics Of Robbing Peter To Pay Paul
• Ebonyi Gov Sacks GMs, Boards, Others
• $11.6bn Dividends: Reconciliation Ongoing With Inter-ministerial Team ' NNPC
• Protecting Electricity Consumers With Estimated Billing Disincentives
• Profit Taking: NSE Moves 590.79m Shares Worth N4.13bn
• DMO To Raise N80.2bn Worth Of Bonds On June 17
• NEPC Boss Enjoins Nigerians To Tap $50bn Business Opportunities In Iran
• NBBF Gets Wild Card For FIBA Africa U-16 Championships
• Blatter Banned Me To Block London Probe ' Amos Adamu
• FIFA Postpones Bidding For 2026 World Cup
• FIFA Delays Bidding For 2026 World Cup Amid Corruption Scandal
• The End Of The Beginning
• NASS Election: APC Only Conceding To Its PDP Hybrid
• The NASS Comeuppance
• Maritime Sector Monopoly: Why Buhari Must Act Now
• Revive Our Textile Industry
• Dangers Of Sleeping Without Brushing Your Teeth
• Growing Appeal Of Popular Uprisings In Africa
• IDPs: Taking Critical Steps For Rehabilitation

TRIBUNE

• Why Buhari didn't meet with APC lawmakers 'Media aide
• Tread softly on NASS furore, Ita Giwa advises APC
• Senate Presidency: How Saraki, Ekweremadu won 'The forces at play 'Mark rejected option of being Senate President
• Saraki commends Buhari, says 'I remain APC leader
• NMA tasks Saraki on universal health coverage
• INEC to hold post-election review meeting
• Reactions trail Saraki, Dogara's emergence
• CAC organises 1-day prayer for Nigeria
• Ambode reiterates commitment to make Lagos investors' haven
• Group to Aregbesola: Don't blame anybody for inability to pay salaries
• YES staff to be absorbed into Edo civil service 'Commissioner
• 20% Nigerians prone to mental disorder 'Psychiatrist
• Bauchi gov suspends ATAP rector over crisis
• Buhari meets service chiefs 'To host LCBC leaders today
• NAFDAC arraigns man for selling unregistered food products
• Senate Presidency: Lawan's group takes oath, goes to court 'They have no case 'Saraki's supporters
• Saraki swears in Lawan, 27 other senators 'As Tinubu's wife rejects Senate President's handshake
• No party should toy with legislators' independence 'Ex-speakers
• Military allays fear of reprisal in Zaki Biam
• We lost 236 pensioners over unpaid pension allowance 'Osun NUP
• Revenue allocation commission begins review of salaries, allowances of president, others
• Niger government asks ex-governor Aliyu to refund N2.9bn
• 3 judges in trouble over 'low performance
• 3 female suicide bombers killed by their bombs
• Nigeria, 4 other countries to raise N13bn to fight Boko Haram
• APC senators protest over Saraki, Ekweremadu, walk out of chamber
• Court dismisses fraud charges against ex-Bayelsa governor
• Boko Haram: We are committed to rules of engagement 'Army boss
• PDP bombs APC for threatening National Assembly leaders
• The dynamics of Saraki, Dogara's victory
• el-Rufai and the battle ahead
• As Adeyemi, Melaye battle at Kogi Tribunal
• Drug traffickers and evasion of justice

THE NATION

• Presidency: Saraki, clerk snubbed Buhari, APC
• President Buhari: Respond to your soul
• Why National Conference report must be implemented
• Abiola, June 12 and the road not taken
• Ex-governor to refund N2.9b
• EFCC to quizz Lamido, Elechi
• Pay cut coming for public office holders
• Sarakis election lacks legitimacy, says Lawans supporters
• Saraki reaches out to senators as Lawan plans suit
• Saraki rules senators out of order
• Saraki group: no information on meeting
• Sagay: Sarakis election has brought shame to Nigeria
• The leadership hold-up in the National Assembly
• How to improve traditional medicine, by board chair
• Heartburn, Spondylosis, neck and back pain
• Natural ways to handle menopause
• The VCs education varsities need
• $98,500 transforms two school libraries
• OAU team wins ticket to Global Business Challenge
• UK varsity woos educators with online early childhood programme
• Ganduje warns Kano teachers against truancy
• Varsities need effective communication to motivate workers, says don
• Nigerian education needs creativity, says Provost
• MTN workers invest in education for 21 days
• Nigerian don on U.S. commission
• Conversion controversy
• Mystery death of lovers in hostel
• DVC lauds Rotary on donation
• VC delivers FUTAs inaugural
• The new normal
• 40 postgraduate students matriculate
• Nigeria: A paradigm shift from the past
• Teachers seek review of legal education curriculum
• Keeping faith with a legacy
• When restrooms are shut
• Fanfare as Ondo college becomes varsity
• PENGASSAN urges Buhari to support oil workers training
• Flour Mills celebrates customers, launches new products
• Businesses suffer as cyber crooks get more daring
• Firm introduces Hyfiba food
• WHO urges Nigeria to ratify law against tobacco
• Taraba Govt. approves N8.5m to refurbish water plant
• Mobile subscriptions in Nigeria, others hit 910million
• African Standards bodies forum for June 22
• Total Nigeria seeks new ways to boost growth
• BoI unveils loan application tracking system
• What governors can do
• Agenda for 8th national, state assemblies
• President Buhari and NASS elections
• Will Nigeria survive EU energy union
• Buhari and the Nigerian Diaspora
• Alimi coup