Today's Newspaper Headlines : Tuesday, June 16, 2015

Good morning everyone, news headlines from selected newspapers ready for your reading pleasure. Enjoy and have a fruitful day.

VANGUARD

• Governments Sans People
• Why Saraki, Dogara may not move to official residences now
• Acting Black, but White
• KWANKWASO to SARAKI: Don't destroy APC with your ambition
• Kashamu backs down, withdraws N20bn libel suit against Obasanjo
• How passenger stole N350,000 on Abuja-bound flight
• Buhari to fight graft with 5 special laws
• CBN gives insight into why states can't pay salaries
• Patronize registered banks, not wonder banks, NDIC tells Nigerians
• Like Jonathan, Buhari has no political backbone ' Odia Ofemium
• No, Borno lawmakers are not rubber stamp of the gov 'Wakawa
• Skye Bank grants N450bn loans to energy firms
• Stakeholders lament non-passage of PIB
• Much ado over NNPC probe
• An appeal to President Buhari on Savanah Bank
• EITI pledges to aid reforms in energy, minerals sector
• EKEDP to generate 474MW through embedded power
• Shareholders to SEC: Watch out for other operators
• GSK pays N717.5m dividend as shareholders approve 1 for 4 bonus
• NEMSA is unhealthy rivalry 'NERC
• Lagos: LCCI pleads for reduction in cost of doing business
• Nigeria in need of electronic voting system
• Will Nigeria set the pace for the black race
• Ekweremadu: The bond of bipartisanship
• NASS leadership elections and APC's double speak
• 2nd Wedding Anniversary: Top comedian, Elenu hails wife
• Stop comparing me with Dagrin, says Olamide
• 2019 already in play in APC
• APC, know thyself
• Why higher oil prices cripple the economy
• Scary: Tigers, Lions Escape zoo, Roam Free on Streets After Floods [Photos]
• Brothel Offers Free Sex in Protest
• Meet World's Oldest Newlyweds and They Look Cute Together [Photos]
• For Stealing N100, You Wont Believe What A Woman And Her Son Did To Their Maids
• MUST READ: The Wicked Thing Soldiers Did To A Truck Driver Because Of N100
• Another Bombing: 10 Feared Dead, 12 Others Injured as Blast Rocks Yobe
• Gobe!! BPE in N1.450bn Scam
• 20% Of Nigerians Prone To Mental Disorder ' Psychiatrist
• Daily Consumption Of Nuts Lowers Risk Of Early Death ' Study
• How To Prevent Breast Cancer
• 400m lack access to essential health services ' WHO
• Hope beckons for cancer patients as hospital makes surgical advances
• Ensure effective implementation of Tobacco Bill, FG told
• NACA targets 15,000 for HIV counselling, testing in Lagos
• ASA-World partners GHF for 2015 medical mission in Anambra
• Scientists grow mini breasts to study cancer
• Ogun community laments bad roads, govt neglect
• Poor electricity: Magodo residents cry out to IKEDC

PUNCH

• EITI to meet Buhari over oil sector fraud
• Market participation: CIS targets military schools
• CBN to issue N873bn TBs in Q3
• Managing the debt burden
• Index rises as investors stake N4.8bn on equities
• Heritage Bank restates commitment to cashless policy
• Safetrust Mortgage Bank records 75.37% increase in profit
• Skye Bank set to focus on retail banking
• Characteristics of a good property location
• SWIT urges FG, states to strengthen tax collection
• Wike dissolves boards of Rivers' agencies
• Leave Udom alone, Enang tells Akpabio
• Return N2.9bn or face EFCC
• Bayelsa APC expels two, suspends seven
• Reps scramble for committees' appointments
• Boko Haram kills 34 in Potiskum, Chad
• Saraki runs N'Assembly from private residence
• Rep kicks against campaign to cut lawmakers' earnings
• Emergence of Saraki, Dogara, spurs PDP into action
• The Villa and its presidential spokespersons
• Amnesty International report: Are the Generals guilty
• APC and Power Management 101
• Mikel, his Dubai fans and their posts
• Using videos to grow your business
• Orji's son emerges Abia Majority Leader
• Stop attacking Lai Mohammed, group warns Saraki's supporters
• APC slams PDP for demanding Ambode's asset declaration
• Ogbeni's life battle
• OAU and NYSC mobilisation
• Living within our income
• Time to walk democracy
• EKEDC's economic terrorism
• Re: Ogbeni Aregbesola, pay your workers
• FG, don't pay N5,000
• OAU and NYSC mobilisation
• Liberalise refinery licences
• Pro-Buhari group seeks fuel subsidy removal
• Nigeria, others eye Venezuela oil blend project
• Customers must approve new electricity tariffs ' NERC
• Combating child marriages in Nigeria
• Why Buhari will be the most criticised President
• Inspiring the patriotism needed to succeed
• Court refuses to stop EFCC, others from arresting Nyako
• Kashamu withdraws N20bn libel suit against Obasanjo
• EFCC, keep off Sylva
• Sudanese president defies court order, leaves SAfrica
• Dogara names 36-member welfare committee
• IG asks Nigerians to report corrupt policemen
• NAssembly members get N9bn jumbo pay next week
• My regret as INEC chairman Jega
• N8bn scam: Court dismisses CBN workers bail applications
• NHRC urges action against human rights abuses
• NAssembly crisis: APC underrated G-5 governors, says Kwankwaso
• Aregbesola took N480bn loan, says Omisore
• Visafone introduces N7/m roaming app
• Inlaks makes case for unbanked citizens
• New Horizons to build Babcocks N400m ICT centre
• Couple who got Ph.D same day: We want three children
• Kwarapoly honours ex-corps member
• Eat right for your body's sake
• Value of therapy in improving fertility
• Tackling abdominal obesity
• From Odifa, antidote to addiction
• Buhari orders release of N4bn to fight B'Haram
• At NIJ, Ogunleye receives The Fashola Years
• 40 years after, author relives horrors of Biafran war
• NFF, Balogun mourn Oniya
• NFF, Enyeama clash over query
• FIFA match agent decries poor Nigerian turfs
• PUNCHman Aiyejina, Enyeama win at Pitch Awards
• LMC suspends nine stadiums from hosting league matches
• Njoku banned for three matches
• Falcons need team spirit to overcome USA ' Mabo

THISDAY

• Nigerian Economy in Limbo
• Banks in Nigeria Healthy-NDIC
• NDIC: Banks in Nigeria are Healthy
• Shareholders of Legacy Pension Approve N157.6m Dividend
• GSK Shareholders Get Dividend, Bonus Shares
• Oil Workers Suggest Alternative Ways of Funding Joint Venture Operations
• Oil Industry Mounts Pressure on Governments over Fiscal Terms
• NERC Moves to Seal Gas Pact on Egbin Power Plant
• NLNG Boss Tasks Procurement Managers on Transparency, Cost Efficiency
• 2015 Budget, Disastrous for Nigeria's Economy
• CSOs Urge Buhari, NASS to Pass PIB in First 100 Days
• Eko Electricity to Add 474MW from Embedded Generation
• Afren Utilises 30-day Grace Period on Payment of $11.9m
• BPP DG Bags Fellowship of Nigerian Academy of Engineering
• Shell to Build Hospital at Oloibiri
• Mantrac Restates Commitment to Customer Satisfaction with Used Equipment Offering
• NASCON Allied Industries Explains Adoption of New Name
• Royal Exchange General Insurance Pays N1.976bn Claims
• Finland Seeks Stronger Bilateral Trade Relationship With Nigeria
• NAC Trains 1,069 Truck Technicians, Vulganisers
• Cassava Weed Management Project Records Progress
• Plugging Unfair Electricity Charges
• NERC to Revoke Inoperative Power Generation Licences
• SSANU Ask Buhari to Sack NUC Executive Secretary
• I Have No Interest in SGF Position, Says Oyegun
• Court Refuses 'Nyako's Application to Stop Arrest
• Wike, Ambode Dissolve Boards of Parastatals, Agencies
• Court Strikes Out Kashamu's N20bn Libel Suit against Obasanjo
• Osun Owes N480 Billion, Says Omisore
• Gov Emmanuel Urged to Publish Handover Note of His Predecessor
• Military Repels Boko Haram Attack in Yobe State
• N8bn Currency Scam: Court Dismisses Bankers' Bail Applications
• APC' Deputy National Publicity Secretary Calls for Oyegun's Resignation
• Amnesty Report: Group Urges FG to Set up Impartial, Independent Inquiry Not Internal Military Investigation
• PDP Confused, Ill Informed on Ambode's Asset Declaration, Says Lagos APC
• Amadi: We've Made Regulatory Objectivity Sacrosanct in NERC
• Enugu APC Leaders Divided over Ministerial Slot
• APC to Decide on Saraki, Dogara on Tuesday - Al-Makura
• PCC Anambra Secures Release of 10 Awaiting Trial Suspects
• Jega to INEC Staff: Don't Get Carried Away by Success of 2015 Polls
• Trailer Drivers Protest: Passengers Stranded for 14 Hours in Kaduna
• Ayade Finalises Quality Control Deal on Calabar-Ikom-Ogoja Road
• Ahmed Signs Four Bills into Law
• Wike Dissolves All Boards, Parastatals in Rivers
• Enugu APC Leaders Divided over Ministerial Slot
• Treat Court Users with Respect, CJN Tells Judges
• Perm Sec Overrules SGF on Appointment of DG
• Melaye Bags Awards in US for Anti-corruption, Chibok Girls Advocacy
• Omisore: Osun Govt Owes N480bn
• Ambode Dissolves Boards of Parastatals, Agencies
• Ikpeazu Outlines New Measures to Enhance Security in Abia
• Two Feared Killed as Militants, Police Clash in Calabar
• Udom Seeks FG's Assistance on Erosion Menace on Calabar-Itu Highway
• SAN: Continuous Retention of Immunity Clause, Injunctions, Major Impediments to Fight Corruption
• Civil Service Boss, Alade Laud Ex-AGF, Otunla
• SSANU Asks Buhari to Sack NUC Executive Secretary
• Court Sentences Fake Doctor to Two Years Imprisonment
• Edo House Member Brands Advocates of Pay Cut for Legislator as Ignorant
• Conversation with a Crossover Deejay
• Will Bruce Jenner (Caitlyn) Find Soulmates In Nigeria
• Sunset at Dawn
• Business Law Conference as Catalyst for Economic Growth
• NFF Queries Keshi, Enyeama
• Falcons Defender Banned
• Glo League: LMC Suspends Nine Stadia
• Pepsi Academy Selects Nneku, Ekeh for UK Scholarship
• Zenith Bank League: Customs, others Win
• Brazil Grabs Late Winner against Peru
• 2017 AFCON, Copa America Live on DStv's SuperSport
• Xavi: I Want to Bring My Barcelona Experience to Qatar
• Salami's Strike Earns Warri Wolves Three Points against Pillars
• Win over Lobi, a Collective Effort, Says Ogunbote
• Kaita Signs Three-year Deal with Ifeanyi Ubah FC
• AFN Begins Camping of Athletes in Port Harcourt
• FIFA WOMENS WORLD CUP: Oshoala Wants Falcons to Play Like Real Madrid against USA

THE SUN

• Nwaiwu,counsel to Abia PDP guber candidate, dies in Imo
• PDP ill-informed on Ambode's asset declaration ' Lagos APC
• Emergence of Ekweremmadu as deputy Senate president good for Ndigbo
• Nigeria's greatest need is peace
• Buhari should probe past leaders
• PDP govs meet today
• Kwankwaso blasts Oyegun over NASS leadership
• Oyegun should resign 'APC NWC member
• Igbo, Buhari and Ekweremadu's re-emergence
• Buhari surrounded by known Kleptomaniacs 'Okonkwo (Andy)
• Boko Haram: Buhari orders release of $21m to joint task force
• Enyeama reigns on as Nigeria's football king
• NFF queries Keshi, Enyeama
• FIFA CRISIS: Gara Gombe: Nigeria can't keep mum on FIFA scandal
• Sani Kaita signs for Ifeanyi Ubah FC
• Why most sector operators won't enjoy CBN's N300bn facility
• Stanbic IBTC named best asset mgt coy in Nigeria
• COT: Customers blast banks over excess charges
• FirstBank Sustainability sponsors Executive Programme
• FG, states may delay June salaries as FAAC fails to meet
• CBN orders banks to establish e-fraud desk
• Buhari reassures cabinet appointees will be revealed soon
• Fresh crisis hits APC, Deputy National Publicity Secretary calls for chairman's resignation
• Alert Over Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
• ICC should refer South Africa to UN Security Council for refusing to arrest al Bashir ' rights group
• More 'advise' for Buhari: Don't merge water ministry with others ' Water lobby
• Wanted Al-Bashir flies out of South Africa
• Sudan's Omar al-Bashir issued arrest warrant in South Africa
• Neighbours mourn 3 siblings killed in Lagos fire
• Stop treating litigants with disrespect, CJN warns judges
• No more killing with impunity in Kaduna, el-Rufai tells residents
• Ambode dissolves boards of parastatals, agencies
• Pirates kill 2 in attack on Marine Police armoury
• Katsina govt declares N1.7bn frozen in LG accounts
• N8bn currency scam: Court quashes bail applications of 10 suspects
• 3 injured as Customs, smugglers clash
• Dogara appoints Manwe as Chief of Staff
• Leave Udom alone to govern
• Ebonyi govt frowns at decay of tractors worth N160m
• Anambra clamps down on media houses over non-payment of levies
• 1,000 ghost workers on Ekiti payroll
• Don't merge water ministry with others, AWDROP urges Buhari
• 975,991 candidates for NECO exam
• Trader jailed 21 years for defiling 6-year-old girl
• Police, bankers meet in Warri over rising crimes
• N15bn fraud: Nyako fails to stop EFCC, DSS, police from arresting him
• Oil spill: Ijaw to petition NJC over setting aside of $1.5bn compensation
• Trouble brews in House of Reps
• From Taraba Govt House to the newsroom
• Successes, failures and lessons of amnesty programme (2)
• Ekweremadu and bipartisan leadership in National Assembly
• Obi's prudent legacy: Lesson for states in debt
• The controversy over Buhari's assets declaration

GUARDIAN

• CBN urges sustained efforts against e-fraud
• Daniel lists benefits of insurance industry's reforms
• How to boost Nigeria, Iran trade ties, by envoys
• ECOWAS lags as other RECs seal pact on CFTA
• Lagos APC flays PDP over Ambode's asset declaration,
• Agagu's widow fetes handicapped trainees, students
• Miracle from the angels
• Court jails man for five months over illicit drugs possession
• Ambode sacks heads of 82 Lagos agencies, departments
• HURIWA tasks presideni's aides on media freedom, others
• Buhari will contain Boko Haram, says U.S. ex-envoy
• CJN warns judges against disrespect for court users
• Court denies CBN officials, others bail
• 23 states owing workers, says Labour
• Imo bans street trading, sets up panel to investigate over 60 monarchs
• U.S. donates N995b to fight Boko Haram
• Mimiko tasks new Assembly members
• AFN opens camp at Uniport
• Benue Princess, Plateau Rocks battle for final eight slot
• Americans will be tough, Sanusi warns Falcons
• Poor pitches bane of Nigerian football, says FIFA match agent
• Multichoice explains DSTV's broadcast of AFCON qualifiers, Copa America
• FIFA suspends Falcons' Njoku for three matches
• Optimistic Falcons believe beating USA is possible
• Football: McAuley extends West Brom deal
• Tennis: Del Potro determined to return
• Painkillers making women infertile
• There should be consequences for frivolous applications
• Men are more fertile in rainy season, study finds
• Limitation period does not run during pendency of action (3)
• Suit against EKEDC's alleged arbitrary billings adjourned to October 7
• For umpteenth time, Audu eyes Kogi guber seat
• Cushioning electricity shortage with embedded generation
• The Gravitas Review of Business & Property Law
• Group wants Abuja Electricity Company to supply information on pre-paid metres
• Imo Chief Judge pledges to enhance justice delivery
• NSITF to establish rehabilitation centres for injured workers
• UBA bags social infrastructure deal award
• BEDC signs MoU with varsity for human capital development
• CIS, to engage Buhari administration, NYSC on youth empowerment
• Nigeria's sole tax institute gets new leadership
• Buhari to shop for Ekpo's replacement at NERC
• ETI's chairman lauds appointment of Ayeyemi as GCEO
• Nexus between child labour and youth unemployment
• Right group petitions ICPC over appointment of NEXIM helmsman

TRIBUNE

• Appeal Court constitutes another 3-man panel for Kogi election petitions
• I'm ready to work with Buhari 'Utomi
• We'll contest removal of staff school workers from varsity pay rolls 'SSANU
• Wike orders resumption of work on abandoned projects in Rivers
• Tinubu still APC's bedrock 'Northern group
• Babalakin: Court vacates restraining order on EFCC
• Ambode dissolves boards, agencies
• Saraki should be punished for anti-party activity 'Kwankwaso
• Dogara constitutes 38-man welfare committee
• Oyo lawmakers commence induction course
• Report bad conduct, bribery cases of police, IGP tells Nigerians
• Bauchi inaugurates 8th assembly, elects Damina speaker
• Integrated farming, panacea for poverty 'Experts
• Expelling students for cultism painful but... 'Unilorin VC
• Fayose seeks Ekiti Assembly's support
• Free, fair election will help Nigeria develop 'Jega
• Senators, Reps to get N9bn allowances next week
• APC moves to reconcile Saraki, Tinubu
• Osun owing N480bn 'Omisore
• Court refuses ex-Adamawa's application to stop arrest by EFCC
• I am not in a hurry to appoint ministers---Buhari
• After 26-hour surgery, Nigerian couple, others separate conjoined twins in US hospital
• We have problems in APC, but... --Oyegun
• US contributes $5bn to joint task force on Boko Haram
• Motorists groan for 14 hours as drivers block Zaria-Kaduna highways over death of colleague
• 87 million Nigerians now use internet -- NCC
• Bomb blasts kill 25 few metres to presidential palace in Chad
• Sudanese President defies South African judge, leaves South Africa
• Twin blasts kill 13, injure 9 in Yobe
• Currency scam: Court denies 10 bank officials bail
• Ondo 2016: The controversy over zoning
• The battle before Obasa as Lagos Speaker
• The issues before Oyo guber election petition tribunal
• The law of natural consequence and NASS
• Fake doctor in government service
• British jihadist, Thomas Evans, believed killed in Kenya
• Michelle Obama promotes education for girls in UK, Italy
• 2 American kids lose limbs in horrific shark attacks at beach
• Ogun communities protest planned acquisition of land
• Oro-Ago community urges police to investigate killing of kinsmen
• Lagos Island communities decry incessant clash of hoodlums

LEADERSHIP

• Foreigners Have Taken Over Our Jobs, Miners Cry Out
• IPMAN, PENGASSAN Task Buhari On Pipeline Security
• Lagos Street: FCT's Den Of Commercial Sex Workers
• Abia: Challenges Facing Gov Okezie Ikpeazu
• Okada Ban: Why Stakeholders Battle Gov Obiano
• Wider Consultations Was Needed For NASS Leadership ' Timi Frank
• Crisis In APC NWC As Deputy National Publicity Secretary Calls For Chairman's Resignation
• Poisonous: Again, Ogogoro Kills 2 In Delta
• Dogara Appoints Jerry Manwe As Chief Of Staff
• Journalist Seeks Justice Over Illegal Detention By General
• Experts Proffer Solutions To Sanitise Oil Sector
• ETI, MasterCard Seal e-Payment Deal In 32 Countries
• Babcock University Gets N400m ICT Centre
• OPC Pulls Out Of NNPC Pipeline Surveillance
• OPC Pulls Out Of NNPC Pipeline Surveillance
• Tourism In Nigeria Is Not Given Adequate Attention ' Ikechi
• Why FIFA Was So Slow
• FIFA Match Agent Bemoans Dearth Of Good Turves In Nigeria
• Doping Allegation: Farah's Data To Be Tested
• Adebayor Puts Troubles Behind Him For Visit To Hometown
• Stoke Want Mourinho's Greenlight On Moses
• 2017 AFCON Qualifier: Nigeria's Next Match Will Be Better, Says Okpala
• Need To Revisit Zenon Oil/AMCON Debt Settlement Deal
• Conversation With Baba
• Overpaying The Underperformers
• Divine Enthronement: An Inter-Faith Thanksgiving Service For President Muhammadu Buhari
• The Buhari Factor And Improvement In Power Sector
• Attack Of The Senate On Party Supremacy
• Celebrating Blood Donors Worldwide
• Why South Africa Let Bashir Get Away