Today's Newspaper Headlines : Tuesday, June 09, 2015

Good morning everyone, hope you all had a great night. Let's kick-start the day with news headlines from various national newspapers across the nation. Wish you all a wonderful day ahead.

VANGUARD

• What was agreed at the G7 summit in Germany
• Forget what you heard, Jega stays at INEC
• Assembly Leadership Impasse: Buhari Intervenes on Arrival, Summons APC Legislators
• N8bn Bad Note Fraud: Suspects' Relatives Curse 'Enemies', Pray for Easy Landing
• Game of Numbers: PDP Backs Saraki, Dogara For National Assembly Leadership
• NASS leadership showdown: PDP holds the ace
• Aregbesola dares SDP to publish his assets
• Breaking news: NASS Leadership: PDP adopts Saraki, Dogara
• Police arrest masquerade; 2 others with human parts
• NDLEA vs KASHAMU: Court quashes agency's warrant of arrest, extradition process
• I left office broke, says former Rivers deputy gov
• When Legislators Fight
• Limits Of Legislative Licence
• National Assembly Contests: The men driving the issues
• Speakership: Tough battle
• ABIA: Ikpeazu's headaches
• From a grateful heart
• PIB, deregulation, bane of petroleum industry development
• Maersk targets Nigeria, Kenya ports in Africa expansion push
• Nigeria could boost oil output with changed funding, says Seplat
• FirstBank grants N1.47trn loans to oil firms
• Stanbic IBTC lists N15.44 billion bond on FMDQ platform
• What should customers of Savannah Bank Do' (2)
• Natural gas to challenge oil's monopoly as transportation fuel
• ARSO President's Forum: The winners are the private sector
• Anymore roles for the god fathers
• Oil subsidy: Will APC allow President Buhari to play ball
• As the journey of CHANGE begins
• Apple unveils subscription music streaming service
• Hewlett Packard hosts customers in Lagos, Abuja
• unsafe noodles': Nestle charged to pay damages to India
• F/Eagles now in top gear ' NFF boasts
• First ever athletics competition excites Anambra officials
• No hiding place for Chad ' Musa
• F/Eagles land at Christchurch ahead Germany clash
• FIFA Women's World Cup: Nigeria, Sweden in 3-3 draw
• FIFA WWC: Okon vows to produce more Oshoala
• Fenerbache slam N2.2b prize tag on Emenike
• Ex-A/Ibom Gov., my wife stopped my retirement from Super Eagles, says Enyeama
• FIFA needs 'painful' reform ' IOC chief
• Flying Eagles charged to maintain tempo against Germany
• Man threatens to 'kill' MI over girlfriend
• Desmond Elliot, Nollywood Actor/Producer takes oath as lawmaker
• Can America wage peace
• Lessons of Flying Eagles qualification
• Confirmed! Liverpool Signs Danny Ings
• New Ratings Rank Man Utd As Most Valuable Brand In World Football Despite Stormy Season
• Governor Akinwunmi Ambode Show Reactions Over Emergence of Obasa As Lagos Speaker
• Floods Enters Obafemi Awolowo University Male Hostel[Photos]
• PHOTOS: Monster Fish With Teeth Falls From The Sky In Alaska
• Fake Doctor Practicing With Stolen Licence For 9 Years Arrested By Police[Must Read]
• Photos: Flood Moves Pa James Out Of His House
• Davido Settles Rift With MC Galaxy
• Interesting Facts About Your Teeth
• Buhari Continues to Keep His Promises, Learn Whose Salaries Are In Trouble
• Eniola Karunwi fights obesity epidemic with Cambridge Weight Loss Plan
• Methodist Old Girls, Arise Women task FG on Universal Health Coverage
• Twitter users share four billion Ebola messages in a week
• NACA targets 15,000 for HIV counselling, testing in Lagos
• NAFDAC seeks collaboration for effective regulation
• NMA, Dettol caution against non-certified products
• The Seventh National Assembly: A reflection
• Lagos: Sad tales of two tanker fire tragedies
• Men who abducted me wore police uniform' Fashola, oil chief

PUNCH

• UN proposes unity government to Libya factions
• NASS Leadership: PDP adopts Saraki, Dogara
• Lagos oilfield to begin production this year
• Shareholders approve Skye Bank's acquisition of Mainstreet Bank
• Think twice about your real estate legacy
• Ayeyemi to replace Essien as Ecobank CEO
• NCAA to probe Aero incident
• Domestic transactions in stock market rise by N88.87bn
• NSE index shed 0.22% as 26 stocks fall
• Labour output drops to N624.22 per hour ' NBS
• Ways to bring on a silent partner
• Naira faces further pressure as US rate hike looms
• FMDQ OTC lists N15.54bn Stanbic IBTC bond
• MDAs execute N156bn projects in Abuja
• Tackling security threats to organisations
• 03 Capital introduces Games Stores credit card
• Banks may deny telecoms, electricity debtors credit facilities
• Court refuses to stop Gbajabiamila's speakership bid
• N8bn scam: Court hears bail applications June 11
• Deposed Akure monarch's supporters protest new Deji's appointment
• Okiro alleges blackmail by journalist, PSC worker
• JUSUN members harass official
• Okowa promises wealth creation, agricultural reforms
• Thirty-one years after, Buhari dangles same battleaxe
• No state can match Lagos revenue Shema
• Lagos PDP crisis unnecessary, says Ogunlewe
• Why do Ekiti people love Fayose so much
• Of inauguration speech and ominous signs
• Will Buruji Kashamu go to the Senate
• As the honeymoon with Buhari ends
• Educating the indigent university student
• How to get action sports photos
• A glance at LinkedIn pages of corporate leaders
• Saraki, Dogara set to defy APC
• Content marketing, pushing the advertising frontier
• Still on Buhari's asset declaration
• Senate's 46 bills
• Fashola's legacy
• Stop influx of Asians
• Reduce cost of governance
• Ogun, Enugu, Kaduna elect new speakers
• Ekiti women protest alleged imposition of monarch
• Court voids arrest warrant against Kashamu
• Executive, legislature must work for Lagosians Ambode
• Lagos sets up committee to curb tanker explosions
• Heavy duty vehicles need stricter regulation APC
• Inter-agency rivalry rocks Aso Villa
• Wike dissolves RSIEC
• You cant be governor again, Dickson tells Sylva
• FG warns against consumption of ogogoro
• Kwara, Edo Houses of Assembly elect new Speakers
• Ondo ratifies Aladetoyinbo as new Deji of Akure
• Dont bemoan loss of presidency
• Court reopens Funsho Williams murder case
• PDP not in a hurry for new chairman
• Virtual fibre solutionsll enhance connectivity, says WaveTek
• $470m OpenSkys telecoms deal mired in controversy
• NITDA boosts IT access with mobile Internet units
• Women take backstage in appointment of vice-chancellors
• Entrepreneurial study 'll check unemployment 'MAPOLY Rector
• VC advises govt on food security
• Lecturers decry secret moves to appoint VC
• Alumni, union kick against appointment of VC
• Lecturers to train 50,000 farmers on new techniques
• Poor uterine lining, possible cause of infertility
• Enjoy the rains, stress-free
• Proper way to microwave food
• Programming DNA to reverse antibiotic resistance in bacteria
• The rains are here, protect yourself
• For Osundare, scholars want literature at the centre
• Growing concern over container-laden articulated vehicles
• One more feather to Amu-Nnadi's literary cap
• Okocha, Kanu tip F/Eagles for World Cup glory
• NSC proposes three camping locations
• AFN Golden League: Athletes battle for N1.5m jackpot
• I'll quit Eagles after AFCON 2017 'Enyeama
• Ronaldo's mother caught with '45,000 at airport
• Adebayor's kinsmen in Nigeria sad over family crisis
• Igbonu helps club break league jinx
• Reeva's parents reject Pistorius parole

THE NATION

• Alleged N8b currency fraud: Court returns eight accused persons to prison
• Saraki dumps APC to run with Ekweremadu
• Senate: Lawan, Saraki split PDP senators, governors
• Respect party decision, Oyegun appeals to APC lawmakers
• G7 leaders back Buharis battle against Boko Haram
• Military moves command centre to Maiduguri
• How Senate President will emerge
• Party supremacy: APC faces acid test over National Assembly leadership
• Protest rocks Akure over Dejis appointment
• Rivers ogogoro death toll rises
• Dickson to Sylva: forget your governorship ambition
• Speaker: Judge rejects move to stop Gbajabiamila
• Lagos, agency partner on grassroots health
• Firms boost maternal health in North
• Scientists canvass more clinical trials
• How to achieve complete health: Illnesses and their prevention
• Whither National Conference Report
• Innovative provisions of Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015
• Legal framework for prevention of terrorism
• Geidam: A governors many legal hurdles
• From law firms to executive mansions
• Double subsidy for fuel importers
• FIDA Lagos holds Law Week June 16
• Passage of 46 bills: Its legislative recklessness, say lawyers
• Arewa lawyers express confidence in Abubakar
• Court orders Nigerian company to pay Swiss firm $12,064,435
• CBNs 31% harmonised CRR results in N142b debit
• Oil workers want AMCONs chair, Chike-Obi, sacked
• N245b generated in May, says FIRS
• Telephone penetration now 103%, says NCC
• BENUE seeks SMEDANS partnership
• Eko Atlantics road network taking shape
• Show more concern for environment, Ambode urges residents
• Housing deficit: FMBN explores renovation loan option
• Lagos partners local govts to stop drainage blockage
• Tafawa Balewa Square leased, not sold
• Averting food scarcity
• Crash victims
• Local players and best practices in Nigerias oil industry
• Tankers inferno
• Ekiti: The conquistador at work
• Ambode and King Solomons complex
• Adeleke: Back to the Senate with dignity
• Why Yoruba must push for regional autonomy
• Buhari Support Group holds victory party
• Probe is diversionary

THISDAY

• Energy and Household Poverty in Nigeria
• Fixing Nigeria's Electricity Problems-Government As A Change Agent
• BUHARI'S ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
• Fayose to Reconstitute Caretaker Committees Tuesday
• Banking Stocks Lead Market, Outperform Benchmark Index
• Institutional Investors Await Buhari's Economic Direction
• TUC Urges Buhari to Look Beyond Party Affiliation for Appointments
• Spare Parts Dealers Inaugurate N2.5bn Ultra-modern Market
• UNIPORT Honours Jonathan with Distinguished Fellow Award
• Guber Aspirant Promises to Industrialise Kogi
• Amaechi Denied Me Severance Benefit, Laments Ikuru
• Speakership: Dogara Kicks as APC Makes Last Ditch Effort to Unite Legislators
• Rivers Assembly Declares Local Govt Poll Illegal
• N/Assembly Leadership Tussle: APC Governors, VP Wade In
• Ebonyi, Kwara Elect New Speakers, Other Officers
• Obi: I Did Not Owe Any Debt as Anambra Governor
• State Assemblies: Obasa, Ahmad, Nwifuru, Others Emerge Speakers
• FG Targets Speedy Rural Electrification Using Renewable Power Sources
• NPDC Targets 600mmscf/d of Gas by End of 2015
• NNPC Evacuates Hazardous Substance from Refineries
• Former Staff of Ikeja Electric Demands N200m Compensation
• Matrix Energy Refutes Claim of Non-importation of Fuel by Marketers
• BoI to Expand Operations to Kano, Niger, Gombe
• Another Long Wait for the PIB
• Bridging Petroleum Products Supply Gap
• Dangote and the Changing African Industrial Landscape
• Nigeria Can Make More Money in the Oil and Gas Industry, Says Izomor
• NEMSA Act, Regulatory Certainty and President Buhari
• Professor Osinbajo Must Help Buhari in Carrying out Massive Judicial Reforms
• NA Leadership: Odds Favour Saraki, Speakership Too Close to Call
• Ontario: We Have Supplied all Fuel Cargoes to NNPC
• In Compliance with Presidential Order, Military Moves Command Centre to Maiduguri
• Methanol Poisoning: FG Bans Sale of Unregistered Local Gin
• NDLEA Arrests Lebanese Man for Hiding Cocaine in Boxers
• Court Quashes Extradition Proceedings, Arrest Warrant against Kashamu
• More Trouble for APC as Okorocha Submits Three Names for Post of SGF
• Badeh Hosts Parley on
• Residents Protest as Ondo Govt Approves New Deji of Akure
• IG Directs Edo Cult Suspects to Be Arraigned in Court
• Funsho Williams' Murder: Court Grants Motion to Relist Suit against Tinubu, Others
• NLNG: Crude Oil Prices to Remain Low for Next Two Years
• Labour Describes Passage of 46 Bills in 10 Minutes as Reckless
• Global Goals Partners SAWA on Global Cinema Ad Campaign
• NIPP to Recover over 800MW Stranded Electricity
• N8bn Currency Scam: Bankers' Relatives Disappointed as Bail Applications are Postponed
• N19.2bn Fraud: Sylva's Case Adjourned Till June 10
• UNILAG Law Class 2000 Congratulates Tunji Bello as SSG
• Glo Opens Kada Cinema Customer Care Centre in Benin City
• Ambode: Agenda for the Teacher's Son (I)
• Brave Super Falcons Hold Sweden 3-3
• Flying Eagles Land in Christchurch for Germany
• Glo Urges Manu's Boys to Fly over Germany
• Pistorius to Be Released on Probation in August
• UNIPORT Honours Ogba with Doctorate
• NBA Finals: James Inspires Cleveland to Tie Golden State
• Nadal Drops to Lowest Rank Since 2005
• R&A, NGF Collaborate on Kiddies Golf Clinic in Nigeria
• Bayelsa, Kaduna Rule Milo Basketball Championship
• Ronaldo's Mum Detained for Money Laundry
• Race for N1.5m Jackpot Begins
• Fenerbache Rejects '5m Bid for Emenike
• Anouma Dismisses Phaedra's Accusations on Qatar 2022
• FIFA Crisis: Russia, Qatar 'May Have Bought Votes
• Former NOC Scribe Joins IOC Commission
• ITTF Egypt Junior Open: Nigeria Defeats Qatar, Iraq
• Ghana, Cote D' Ivoire, 6 Others Confirm Participation
• Nigeria Sets up Germany Clash after Win Over Hungary

GUARDIAN

• Man, 70, arraigned for stealing goat
• Finland urges strong trade, economic ties with Nigeria
• Stanbic IBTC lists N15.44 billion bond on FMDQ platform
• MDGs record 80 per cent success in intervention programmes
• Oil prices drop by 40 cents as China's imports slide
• Dangote seeks new visa policy regime to promote economic integration
• Ayade slams waste collection contractors, wants more hands
• Pastor Kumuyi visits Delta today
• Political killings in Imo
• Housewife bathes neighbour with hot water during argument
• Twenty-three-year-old undergraduate wins grand prize of Bi-Courtney's online competition
• SPDC boosts healthcare in Niger Delta, trains 300 midwives
• Video shows black Muslim shot by Boston police, FBI
• Assassin who sparked WWI to get monument in Belgrade
• Don't tarnish my image, Yuguda tells Bauchi gov
• Adamawa NYSC members take oath of allegiance, tasked on nation-building
• NBA boycotts courts over abduction of Kogi judge
• APC youths protest appointment of Niger SSG
• Jang denies leaving N104billion debt
• Kwara tasks CP on death of corps member
• Ortom reverses Suswam's appointment of first class chiefs, recruitments
• Ebonyi gets new speaker, Umahi flays Fourth Assembly
• Reduce your jumbo salaries, expert urges NASS
• SGF: Southeast APC re-strategises, harmonises ministerial list
• Super Falcons battle to a draw against Sweden
• Akpabio persuaded me to shelve retirement from Eagles, says Enyeama
• Enaholo dreams, as Flying Eagles land in Christ Church
• ITTF Egypt Junior Open: Nigeria beats Qatar, Iraq
• Warner wanted $7m to swing 2010 World Cup to Egypt
• NSC, NSSF list gains of Nestle Milo Schools Basketball tourney
• Wawrinka rises, Nadal falls in ATPrankings
• Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, six others ready for FIBA Africa Zone 3 tour
• Flying Eagles are unstoppable
• Keshi defends exclusion of Mikel, Ejide
• Daring to be different
• NILS charges ECOWAS member states on cooperation
• Ufomba appeals verdict in APGA guber case
• Odinkalu frowns at wanning legal professionalism
• Court restrains bank from using police for debt recovery
• NBA secretariat for completion by January 2016, says Alegeh
• NAFDAC arraigns man for allegedly selling unwholesome food products
• Limitation period does not run during pendency of action (2)
• Buhari, Osinbajo will make asset declaration public, says Shittu
• Foreign firms violating Nigerian Cabotage Act
• NUPENG canvasses training for petroleum tanker drivers, railways' rehabilitation
• Labour tasks Buhari on ministerial appointment
• Bank, consultants train MSMEs on entrepreneurship
• Police trains auto-technicians on workplace security
• NDE, private sector partner on skills acquisition
• Unemployment rate peaks at 7.5 per cent in Q1 2015
• Lafarge Africa bags compliance award
• World of work' takes centre stage at ILO confab
• Lest we forget the 2015 election (2)
• The positive 'change' we want
• Root of the Mediterranean migration crisis
• Traffic police and the face of Edo
• Our last collective journey to the past
• Building capacity in the capital market
• SIGH OF THE TIMES (6)
• Public workers and unpaid salaries

TRIBUNE

• Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, Chad defence chiefs meet in Abuja
• Shagali elected speaker of Kaduna House of Assembly
• Enugu assembly holds 8th inaugural session, elects Ubosi Speaker
• Kwara House elects Ahmad as Speaker
• Delta Assembly elects Igbuya Speaker, Osanebi deputy
• Abia Assembly inauguration to hold June 11 'Clerk
• Falae never attended any opposition meeting 'SDP
• Ex-Gov Sylva's N19.2bn case adjourned till June 10
• You must deliver, Oshiomhole charges Edo assembly
• We'll be responsive to developmental challenges 'Ogun Speaker
• I won't stop my philanthropic activities'Makinde
• Over 21 million people involved in forced labour globally 'ILO
• Ambode toes Fashola's line, shuns siren use
• Unpaid salaries: Osun Winners Chapel yet to receive food aid for members
• I feared for my husband 'Ajimobi's wife
• Buhari inaugurates 8th NASS today amid crisis
• Court nullifies warrant of arrest on Kashamu
• Court re-lists Funsho Williams murder suit
• Professor Jega quits as INEC boss June 30
• Oyo Police declare 3 wanted over violence during 'egungun' festival
• Lebanese arrested with cocaine inside boxer shorts at Lagos airport
• Rivers governor dissolves electoral, judicial commissions
• Lagos Assembly elects Obasa as speaker
• Army control centre lands in Maiduguri
• Again, 5,900 migrants rescued from Mediterranean Sea
• N275m fraud allegation, handiwork of blackmailers---Okiro
• Buhari receives support from France, Canada, Germany over Boko Haram
• NASS: Huge in cost, low in output
• Issues as journey commences for 8th NASS
• The National Assembly and budgetroversy
• ndlea's siege to Kashamu's residence
• Turkey's ruling party wins, falls short of majority
• Baby dumped in dust bin reunited with mother 46 years after
• Russia's richest man in $7 billion divorce fight
• Saudi Arabia upholds sentence for blogger
• Igiri Ukwu laments neglect by govt oil companies
• Kidnapping: CMD lauds Ido community over support
• NYSC member renovates school examination hall in Adamawa

LEADERSHIP

• NASS Leadership: Lawan, Gbajabiamila Set To Emerge Today
• Ribadu Poisoned Over Anti-graft War ' Obasanjo
• At G7, PMB Seeks More Intelligence On Boko Haram, ISIS Link
• Courts Quashes Extradition Proceedings, Arrest Warrant Against Kashamu
• NAFDAC Bans Nationwide Sales, Consumption Of Ogogoro
• Late Emir Bayero Never Wanted His Son To Succeed Him ' Historian
• Publish My Assets, Aregbesola Dares SDP
• Why I'm Silent On Economy, Politics ' Soludo
• NASS Leadership: As APC Goes To Poll Divided
• Stop Admitting PDP Defectors, APC Chieftain Urges Party Leaders
• Ecobank Appoints Ayeyemi As Group CEO
• PAN Plans Use Of CKD In Automobile Manufacturing
• Number Of Female Pilots In Nigeria Rises To 127
• Court Seizes Oil Company's Accounts Over N150m Debt
• Ecobank Names Ade Ayeyemi As New Group CEO
• Canada 2015: Resilient Falcons Share Spoils With Swedes
• Pistorius To Be Released August 21
• AFCON Qualifier: NFF Assures Chadian Delegation Of Adequate Security
• Wawrinka Downplays 'Big Boy' Tag
• CBN, EFCC And The N8b Scam
• Buhari In Germany
• Remembering The Abacha Years
• APC Must Call Off Saraki's Bluff
• Still On The Buhari Plagiarism Brouhaha
• Senate Presidency: Now That Lawan Is APC's Candidate
• Cybercrime Act: A Panacea For Critical Infrastructural Vandalism
• Cultural Heritage: Reorienting Today's Child
• Political Economy Of Change: Lessons For Buhari's Administration

DAILY TRUST

• US court rules in favour of Muslim denied job for her hijab
• Buhari: My tactics against Boko Haram
• Race for Senate President, Speaker: APC fails to pacify Saraki, Dogara
• The moral imperative of declaring assets publicly
• As Saraki, Dogara vow to repeat 'Tambuwal rebellion' today
• SGF: Okorocha submits 3 names to Buhari
• Enugu Assembly inaugurated, Ubosi emerges Speaker
• Kwankwaso didn't back any candidate for Kano Speaker - APC
• Shagali emerges Kaduna Assembly speaker
• Ogun speaker retains position as Oluomo emerges deputy
• Obasa elected Lagos speaker
• Ebonyi elects new speaker
• Buhari has started changing things- Moghalu
• Presidency: Graham-Douglas suggests way forward for Ijaws
• National Assembly leadership elections and all progressives crisis
• How far can Atiku Bagudu go in Kebbi' (II)
• His Excellency the Sole Signatory!
• The political bickering in Kogi State
• US court rules in favour of Muslim denied job for her hijab
• Court police will takeover police functions
• War crimes: HURIWA faults Amnesty Int'l's report
• Extradition: No respite yet for Kashamu
• Governor Gaidam's legal battles
• Packaging your name
• We will trace rustlers' hideouts, Kuje council boss vows
• Sabon-Wuse community raises alarm over alleged military harassment
• 8 burnt to death as bus catches fire on Abuja-Lokoja road
• Corps members tasked on duty posts
• Rustlers' attack: 2 missing victims found dead in bush
• Parents differ over son's killing case at Suleja
• We are committed to sustaining lives ' UNFPA
• Giving birth without medical assistance or presence
• Can Nigeria learn from the 2015 Government Spending Watch
• Is schizophrenia a problem
• Asthma attacks children more 'Apollo Hospital
• NARD wants better conditions to keep docs
• 6 states fail to provide free care for women, children
• FG berates conduct of health workers at FMC Owerri
• El-Rufai urged to introduce budget line for child spacing
• After the hurricane: Buhari can't sweep this mess alone
• Electricity: 800mw stranded in Niger Delta
• Low oil price'll be blessing for Nigeria's gas dev ' Ihenacho
• FG committed to effective role in OPEC
• Institute trains NNPC staff on policy compliance
• Ecobank names Ayeyemi as new group CEO
• NLNG: How we trained 600 Nigerians
• NITDA seeks closer ties with NigComSat
• MDQ OTC lists N15.54bn Stanbic IBTC Bank Bond
• Shareholders okay Mainstreet Bank take over by Skye Bank
• Post MGDs: Experts insist on few, effective targets
• Flying Eagles won't disappoint Nigerians, says Bulbwa
• Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, six others ready for FIBA Africa Tour
• Why LMC is lenient with clubs on players salaries
• Amaechi demands more investment in polo
• I have put Brazil howlers behind me'Enaholo
• LMC shifts Wolves' matches against El-Kanemi, Pillars