Today's Newspaper Headlines : Tuesday, June 23, 2015

Good morning everyone, news headline from selected national newspaper across the nation is here this Tuesday morning for your reading pleasure. Do have a nice day.

VANGUARD

• Ogbemudia begins search for Oshiomhole's successor
• Customers besiege banks for BVN exercise few days to deadline
• Civil servants admit to squandering salaries on non-essentials
• Land-Grabbing: 3 in intensive care as thugs batter residents in Lagos
• How gospel artist, 2 others murdered Customs officer's son
• RCCG Pastor Laolu Akande resumes as Osinbajo's spokesperson
• I regret inability to pay salaries ' Aregbesola
• N25.7bn fraud: Charge against Atuche, others dismissed
• Gunmen abduct FUTA's septuagenarian ex-VC
• Ramadan Talk: Guide your Sahur, don't overeat
• Nigeria's treasury empty, Buhari laments
• Why subsidy should be removed ' NACCIMA, LCCI, others
• NASS Leadership: Oyegun brokers truce between Saraki, Lawan
• Senator La'ah blasts FG, Kaduna govt over Southern Kaduna killings
• How twin explosions killed 35 in Maiduguri market
• IGR, GDP ratio: Presidency considers bail-out for states
• Onitsha homosexual case: Magistrate remands suspects
• MEND threatens renewed hostilities over jumbo pay for lawmakers
• Amaechi's probe not witch hunt ' Commissioner
• Desperation drives death
• Brickbats in Rivers
• Card Reader: Jega's last card
• Buhari: Adjusting to reality will take Ndigbo some time ' Uko
• NASS POLLS: 'The era of godfatherism is over
• World Bank Group: Project critics threatened, harassed, jailed- HRW
• Don't control TCN, Nnaji warns FG
• Subsidy payments can fund new refineries ' NEITI
• Non-oil revenue exceeds earnings from crude in April
• CIS sensitises Armed Forces on capital market activities
• Bringing the refineries back to life
• Billfinger divests 33.4% stake in Julius Berger
• World oil demand increases after price slump
• FG receives '170 million grant to build power transmission network
• Who will represent depositors of Savannah Bank
• Bracing up for tariff increase
• The change must start now
• Bracing up for tariff increase
• Why Akpabio should not join APC
• Chibuike Rotimi Ameachi: The Man in the silhouette
• The old bureaucracy is back
• Ignoble call for Ekweremadu's resignation
• Ericsson, Smile sign agreement on 4G/LTE managed services
• Adidas opens Ikeja store with 'Refresh Your Gear' campaign
• Indiscipline bane of Eagles ' Pinnick
• Rivers athletes hail Wike
• Eaglets know World Cup opponents August 6
• Amadou Fall of NBA-Africa says commitment is to raise grassroots potential
• City to stop Iheanacho from U-23 duties
• Mikel will play at Al Ain next season ' Ghana star, Gyan
• ppearance before disciplinary panel will not distract me from Eagles' job ' Keshi
• LMC threatens Dolphins with sanctions over indebtedness to players
• NFF to probe Keshi's link to Ivory Coast job
• US Church massacre: The Apartheid connection
• Persons living with disabilities task FG on legislation
• Optimal Healthcare introduces N200 insurance scheme in Lagos
• Managed healthcare: More Nigerians place hope in HMOs
• Smartphones can interfere with implanted cardiac devices
• Help! Flood is sacking us from our homes ' Ajegunle residents
• Lagos, Police tackle insecurity, step up Okada ban enforcement

PUNCH

• UK police arrest Rwandan spy chief
• Japan plans digital detox for 500,000 youngsters
• MERS: SKorea reports two deaths, three new cases
• Heritage Bank invests $2bn in project financing
• Sterling Bank advises SMEs on risk management
• RMAFC's pay review committee begins work
• Seplat eyes NNPC stakes in oil, gas JVs
• Guide to buying your first property
• Experts seek reforms in financial service industry
• Tips to ensure right pricing
• NSE plans to trade naira futures
• Nigeria, others to remove trade barriers through standards
• Manufacturers lament as power firms shun local meters
• How to protect your company from cybercrime
• We'll work with CPC on consumer rights ' MultiChoice
• Nigeria, others may further cut crude prices
• IOSCO to tackle emerging challenges
• Salaries: FGs condition worse than states, says Oshiomhole
• Ogun deputy governor disowns Facebook account
• Ex-militants beg Buhari to sustain amnesty
• Between Buharis age and performance
• APC must resolve NAssembly crisis
• Era of impunity over Ahmed
• Why hands are best marriage counsellors
• Dressing properly in wardrobe allowance
• Procurement slacks as a funding source (1)
• Eighth NAssembly and shape of things to come
• The coalition APC must maintain
• Journalists get new site
• Ambode declares second Lekki-Epe Expressway toll-free
• Opera, Firefox, top browsers in Nigeria
• Turning your passion into profit
• Police still operating 1949 structure ' Williams
• Court frees Atuche of N25.7bn theft charges
• Senators' allowances nine times higher than basic pay
• Kogi ex-MILAD, Afakirya dies at 65
• Saraki, Lawan groups disagree on senate majority leader
• 11 states to seek N300.5bn refund from FG'as Buhari meets govs today
• Buhari orders military checkpoints' removal, B'Haram kills 13
• I inherited empty treasury, huge debts, says Buhari
• [Sponsored] Dont touch my Access Bank Visa CardIts Summer!
• AIbom tribunal rules on relocation request June 24
• Unpaid salaries: APC says Aregbesola wont sell helicopter
• Wike not after Amaechi
• Passenger dies inside a cab in Ogun
• Oshoffas son seeks peace in Celestial Church
• 35 vandals jailed in six months
• Murray-Bruces gift, mockery of Osun workers plight
• Weve many court cases over party candidates Jega
• bia gov cuts own salary, travel allowances by 50%
• AI report: Protesters storm UN office, petition Ban
• ACourt stops bid to unseat Bayelsa senator
• Smile selects Ericsson for 4G/LTE contract
• EY to fight cybercrime with $20m
• Babcock adopts wireless classroom technology
• Glo adds one million Internet subscribers NCC
• Pioneer film-maker, Francis Oladele, dies at 82
• Terror attacks not affecting UNIJOS 'VC
• Inadequate funding, land speculators worry FUTO
• Research on food security, Amosun tells varsities
• AAUA begins anti-corruption essay contest for workers, students
• Groups collaborate to empower Babcock students
• FUTA VC canvasses exchange programme for students
• Scholars seek solution to security challenges
• NANS mourns murdered female student
• UNILORIN, UNIUYO induct 122 medical graduates
• Law, other programmes threatened as LASU crisis persists
• Institute set to connect employers with job seekers
• Beware, harmful traditional practices can lead to fistula
• Enjoy bone broth, it's good for you
• Managing severe preeclampsia in pregnancy
• Can one gene turn cancer cells back to normal
• How to stop every kind of headache (2)
• From Deborah, Marry Twice and Die
• Self-publishing robbing Nigerians of Etisalat prize ' Omotoso
• Waiting for action on bad roads
• I'm attracted to confident men 'Fancy Acholonu
• Sunshine coach praises players
• Maradona to run for FIFA presidency 'Report
• Usmanov stumps up cash to pay Capello
• Africa Cup: Stallions lose to Zambia
• Quadri drops in ITTF rankings
• NFF goofed over Enyeama 'Ex-players
• Pillars seek recovery against Dolphins
• Keshi didn't apply for Ivory Coast job 'Agent
• EPL trophy inspires Lagos kids
• LMC gives Dolphins ultimatum
• Nigeria rule FIBA Africa Zone 3 Tour
• Esperance sign Flying Eagles star from Enyimba
• Ogoke-Ejiogu backs D'Tigress for 2016 Olympics
• Spieth claims historic US Open title
• Kaita hails domestic league
• Brazil won't appeal Neymar ban
• Dedevbo invites 36 for Liberia clash

THISDAY

• 59 APC Senators Resolve Differences, to Work Together
• Buhari Laments Empty Treasury
• Chevron to Sell Two More Oil Blocks
• PDP Govs Harmonise Position Ahead of Meeting with Buhari
• PDP Govs Harmonise Position Ahead of Meeting with Buhari
• MEND Threatens to Resume Hostilities over Lawmakers' Wages
• Court Strikes out N25.7bn Theft Charge against Atuche, Others
• Don Wants Nigerians to Protest Legislators' Jumbo Pay
• Kashamu: Court Refuses to Stay Proceedings, Reserves Judgment
• Probe: Amaechi's Claim of Witch-hunt Mischievous, Says Okah
• Nigeria Police Still Operating on 1949 Structure
• Ikpeazu Cuts Own Salary, Allowances by Half over Workers' Unpaid Salaries
• HoS Debunks Plan to Sack Civil Servants with 30 Years of Service
• Vandalism: NSCDC to Build Command and Control Centre in Bayelsa
• Ezekwesili: Nigeria Must End Habitual Addiction to Free Oil Money
• Three Different Nigerians Hold 100m Sprint Records for Africa, Asia and Europe
• Wike to Pay Civil Servants' Salary Arrears
• Wanted: A Strategic National Fuel Policy
• FG Must Strengthen Environmental Health Laws
• FirstBank Partners NCF to Promote a Sustainable Environment
• Nigerians Urged Begin Manufacturing of Buildings
• Roux: Why Lafarge is Partnering PINE to Re-build N' East
• Olashore Calls for Urgent Banking Reforms to Grow Real Estate Market
• FG Insists on Enforcing Meteorology Law
• Chinese Firm to Invest in Nigeria
• Court Orders Finance Minister to Allow CSJ Access to FOI Report
• Buhari Meets State House Correspondents, Laments Nation's Empty Treasury
• Fallout of 2015 Polls: Osinbajo Moves to Reconcile Christians
• Vandalism: NSCDC to Build Command And Control Centre in Bayelsa
• Buhari Orders Dismantling of Military Roadblocks
• Umahi Sacks 13 Council Chairmen, 64 Coordinators
• Groups Take Protest against AI to UN,
• Nigeria Police Still Operating on 1949 Structure
• Nasarawa NUT Suspends 19-day Strike
• Buhari's First Day in Aso Rock, Meets Service Chiefs
• The Political Rumble in the Legislative Jungle of the National Assembly
• Why We Could not Impeach Chime by Ex-Speaker, Odoh
• Wike to Pay Civil Servants Salary Arrears
• Crisis Hits APC in Bayelsa
• A Peoples Idea of Change
• Buhari Has to Belong to Somebody
• Marketers Still Sell Petrol Above Official Pump Prices
• Nigeria Still Gives Power to Niger, Republic of Benin, Says Nnaji
• NEITI: N4.5trn Spent on Fuel Subsidy Can Build New Refineries
• Nigeria to Access $170m French Transmission Intervention Fund
• Customs Denies Faulting Planned Relief Package for Youths
• Mart Resources, Partners Lose 73,000 Barrels on Agip Pipeline
• FG to Build 2,400MW Nuclear Plants in Kogi, A' Ibom States
• Schneider Electric Restates Commitment to Nigeria's Power Reforms
• Bring Back Our Electricity Supply
• Midwestern Oil Gets July Deadline for Canadian Firm Acquisition
• Vono Product Records 52% Profit
• Paint Company Charges FG on Infrastructure Devt
• Legal Practitioners Act and the Disciplining of Lawyers
• LMC Issues 60 Days Ultimatum to Dolphins to Clear Indebtedness to Players
• Rivers Athletes Hail Wike over Promise to Pay Backlog of Salaries
• Team Nigeria Dominates FIBA Africa Zone Three 3X3 Tour
• Yaya Toure Backs Airtel Rising Stars Project
• Gyan Relishing Mikel Partnership in Al Ain
• Brazil Will Not Appeal Neymar's Ban
• Juventus Signs Mandzukic for 13.6m from Atletico
• Spieth Wins Second Major at US Open
• adidas Opens Ikeja Store with 'Refresh Your Gear' Campaign
• Crisis Hits APC in Bayelsa as Factions Trade Words
• Adoke's Uncle Paraded for Kidnapping in Kogi
• Ex-FUTA VC Kidnapped in Akure
• Critics Task BBOG over Silence on Chibok Girls, Group Responds
• Fallout of 2015 Polls: Osinbajo Moves to Reconcile Christians
• Yobe Assembly Returns Speaker
• Fayose: I Didn't Pay Myself N750m First Term Benefit
• Violation: MultiChoice Pledges to Work with Consumer Protection Council
• Court Orders Finance Minister to Allow CSJ Access to FoI Report
• Court Commences Case against Jonathan's Campaign Team
• Senator Accuses FG of Paying Little Attention to Southern Kaduna Killings
• I'll Anoint Next Gov of Edo State in 2016, Says Igbinedion
• Harvard University Honours Kuku
• MTN Project Fame Auditions to Storm Ibadan, Ghana as Abuja, Port Harcourt Auditions Wind up
• FRC Sets New Dates for Public Hearing on Corporate Governance Code
• Customers Besiege Banks for BVN Enrolment
• Spanish Billionaire Targets W'African Banks
• Dawodu Appointed CEO of Citi Nigeria
• NSE Plans to Trade Naira Future as Market Opens Positively
• Kwankwaso: The Master Beaten at His Game

GUARDIAN

• Death toll from Pakistan heatwave tops 450
• EU's Moscovici 'convinced' a Greek deal will be struck
• Decrepit Philippine trains start issuing delay certificates
• Ambode, Al-makura charge corporate bodies on physically challenged persons
• Gombe pilgrims' board ready for 2015 hajj
• Dogo retains Speakership of Yobe Assembly
• Court reserves ruling on jurisdiction over suit by Kente against Ishaku till June 3
• Shettima swears in SSG, CoS, Special Advisers
• Odigie-Oyegun meets Saraki, Dogara over N' Assembly crisis
• Gunmen abduct ex-FUTA VC in Akure
• Nine feared killed, scores injured in Maiduguri twin blasts
• Ahmed defends decision to divest from Kwara Express
• Robbers shoot two policemen in Nasarawa, Kogi Command parades 45 suspects
• Benue Princess beats AHIP, Rocks to Final Eight slot
• NBA will make basketball as popular as football in Africa, says Fall
• Shooting Federation opens shooting range for members
• LMC gives Dolphins 60 days to settle players' dues or lose six points
• Nigeria dominates FIBA Africa 3X3 Tour medals' table
• Rivers athletes celebrate Wike's promise to settle salaries, allowances
• Mourinho unhappy, as Cech completes Arsenal move
• Maradona eyes Sepp Blatter's FIFA chai
• 400 PTDF welder trainees bag international certification
• Illoh insists Akor is DG of NPC
• Bail-out for states doubtful as Buhari laments empty treasury
• How influx of imported goods threatens local firms
• Challenge of leadership: The 3c approach as way forward (2)
• Livestock Feeds posts N7.9b turnover, N252m profit in 2014
• Nigeria spends N4.5tr on fuel subsidy in seven years
• Market imbalance retarding broadband penetration
• IMB Energy Master Fund holds AGM
• Angst over fate of Diasporans as BVN deadline nears
• Goals of Skye Bank's Retail Transformation Agenda
• Hilton Worldwide signs agreement for first hotel in Swaziland
• NIA holds AGM
• Oshoffa's 20th child, Olatoso, emerges Celestial Church's new leader
• 20 dead in Maiduguri suicide blast
• Man, 29, charged alleged rape of an 11-year old girl
• NSCDC to deploy drones, aircraft for surveillance to monitor oil installations
• UNICEF provides support to Borno IDPs
• Buhari moves into Aso Villa
• New book endorses Buhari's bid to restructure ministries
• National Assembly urged to review Petroleum Industry Bill
• Al-Makura condemns attack on Benue community
• Tribunal grants order for exchange of election documents by counsel
• 40 Imo monarchs drag Okorocha to court over alleged punitive measure
• Boy's 'remains' found in mother's car, 10 years after he was last seen
• Accountant arraingned for allegedly stealing N25m from NNPC
• Ambode assures NYSC of decent orientation camp
• Woman with cocaine in breast implants arrested in Colombia
• NASFAT, Islamic leader, urge prayers for peace, progress of nation at Ramadan
• Pan-Igbo group worries over Igbo/Yoruba relationship
• Nigeria's air passenger taxes among world's highest
• Mimiko says delay in wage payment over soon
• How next Edo governor will emerge, by Igbinedion
• Stray cow lifted him off the ground with its horns
• TREM begins 2015 Word celebration
• Former AG relative, others paraded for alleged robbery, kidnapping in Kogi
• Man jailed three years for defrauding octogenarian
• Court remands welder, 25, for breaking into shop
• Canada's infectious enthusiasm lifts team to quarterfinals
• Poor funding bane of African women football, says Cameroun's coach
• Nigeria to probe Keshi link to Ivory Coast job
• Maradona to stand for FIFA presidency
• World Cup exit a wake-up call for Brazil, says coach
• Traditionalists pray
• ADI counsels children on good morals, leadership
• Education Hub holds first Consultants Academy Int'l's boot camp
• Govt scraps Ministry of Rural Development, parastatal offices
• Ambode vows to transform city to tourism, entertainment hub
• National Identity Number mandatory from September Olajide Ola says: 'Why not streamline the NIN with existing database. If I already have a voters' card or BVN then I shouldn't have to go through the same registration process. We have
• Modern life poses threat to fatherhood for three out of four males, study finds
• Land Use Act 2004: Its effects on engineers and engineering
• Reduced sleep linked to improved access to electricity
• Appeals from Investment and Securities Tribunal should go to Federal High Courts
• Akpobolokemi bags PhD
• Govt lauds appointment of Taylor as COT scribe
• ARSO leaders meet, chart path for anti-dumping, harmonisation
• Lagos legislative staff association gets new chairman
• WILAT honours female transport professionals
• Oshiomhole bags labour award
• Ministry cautions employers against casualisation
• ICPC Introduces computer-based test for staff promotion
• Labour sector challenges before Buhari
• Trustfund adopts fresh operational techniques to boost customer base
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• The shame of a Senate
• Texts for Buhari and APC
• Manitoba: To keep or put away
• The Hannaniyas' quest for a child (2)
• Thieves in the treasury
• The rains and the pains
• Prosperity and poverty of nations: Using global models to explain and mitigate underdevelopment in Nigeria

TRIBUNE

• Okonjo-Iweala didn't save for the rainy day 'Oshiomhole
• Fayose denies paying self N720m allowances
• NASS positions: APC supporters in Oyo angry
• Melaye joins Audu, 19 others in Kogi guber race
• Ilemobade, ex-FUTA VC, abducted
• Lagos lawyer drags Buhari to court over ministerial appointment
• Scramble for offices at Senate unhealthy for democracy 'Professionals
• Amnesty International report: Group protests at UN secretariat
• Report can't blackmail Buhari to jeopardise anti-terror war 'NNSG
• Over 1,000 corps members redeployed from Yobe
• Alake commends Oodua Youths Congress, harps on agric entrepreneurship
• Court to hear suit against PDP presidential campaign organisation July 6
• Experts explain why Nigeria's economic transformation remains elusive
• Customers besiege banks for BVN exercise few days to deadline
• Labour unrest stalls cargo clearance at Lagos ports
• Treasury virtually empty 'Buhari 'Says first 100 days culture causing pressure
• NASS crisis: APC leaders in all night meetings 'Govs, NWC, senators in meeting with Buhari
• It's heartrending I am in this quagmire, Aregbesola tells workers
• Lecturers threaten showdown with Oyo govt over unpaid salaries
• Kashamu: Court rejects FG's application for stay of proceedings
• Many killed as couple suicide bombers hit fish market in Borno
• Buhari, governors hold crucial talks on Tuesday
• Buhari orders soldiers to leave road blocks
• Court frees Atuche, wife, ex-bank chief of N25.7bn theft charge
• Mimiko, PDPGF and the future of PDP
• Intrigues that gave APC Plateau speakership
• Why PDP defectors will soon return 'Fadahunsi
• How to reduce cost of governance ' Ondo Speaker
• CBT and the future of post-UTME
• Clashes over demolition of 'Sodom and Gomorrah' slum in Ghana
• Obama says United States not cured of racism
• Man beheads 80-year-old woman in London
• 4 killed, 30 wounded in Burundi grenade attacks ahead election
• Detained Al-Jazeera reporter, Ahmed Mansour, freed in Germany
• Victims of Akwa Ibom communal clashes get relief materials
• Instill fear of God in your wards 'Abducted but rescued regent counsels
• Tourist communities in Kogi to get govt assistance
• Owo lauds appointment of monarch as UNIJOS Chancellor
• Ibadan women appreciative of NURHI's family planning programme
• Market association urges Lagos govt to rehabilitate roads

THE NATION

• The tortuous road to public disclosure
• To President Buhari
• The wage crisis
• APC backs Lawan, Akume, Gbajabiamila for top posts
• Buhari: treasury virtually empty
• Alleged contempt: Kashamu misled court, say AGF, NDLEA
• 16m Nigerians displaced last year, says Fed Govt
• President orders removal of military check points
• Eight killed in Maiduguri explosions
• Petroleum Industry Bill: So near, yet so far
• PDP governors stategise ahead of meeting with Buhari
• Former FUTA VC kidnapped in Akure
• Senate principal officers to emerge this week
• Community gets health insurance scheme
• Experts: hypertension cases rising
• How to stop pneumonia, by expert
• How to manage angina
• How to achieve complete health: Illnesses and their prevention
• Tips to ease cold
• Lawyers seek harmonisation of business laws
• How democracy can survive, by Alegeh
• Nwaiwu for burial August 8
• Boosting employment opportunities for lawyers
• Wanted: More women in politics
• The LearnedFriends holds first Digital Legal conference
• Falana threatens legal action over Sexual Offences Bill
• Politics solely for material gain
• Breaking the bank for lawmakers
• Kukah urges lawyers to fight injustice
• NPDC workers go on strike
• Consumer rights violation: MultiChoice pledges to cooperate with CPC
• Fed Govt advised on economic diversification, food security
• DPR alerts marketers of impostors activities
• Akwa Ibom to get additional 20Mw
• Farmers push for maize importation ban
• ARSO records less than 10% intra-African trade
• How to stop petrol tanker explosions, by FRSC chief
• Sokoto Cement to build $600m plant
• How Buhari can improve power supply
• Displacement and despair
• Between DSS and soldiers
• Iroko vs Osoko
• House debates legislative agenda
• Adelabu has not been immortalised
• Will PDP go under in Niger
• Nwaogu: Why I defected to APC
• Shettima appoints SSG, advisers, others
• How Buhari can succeed

LEADERSHIP

• NASS: Saraki's Election Followed Due Process ' Sen Dino Melaye
• Scientists Develop Single-dose Drug To Treat Malaria
• No Directive To Peg Retirement Age At 30 Years ' HoS
• Mimiko's Emergence, Mark Of Failure
• Alleged N4bn Diversion: APC Tackles Fayose, PDP
• Bishop Kukah Commends Sultan For Promoting Religious Harmony
• I Inherited Huge Debts, Empty Treasury ' PMB
• World Oil Demand Increases After Price Slump
• We'll Pay You Salary Arrears, Wike Tells Civil Servants
• Mixed Reactions Trail Teaching Of Yoruba Language In Schools
• Contempt: Kashamu Knows Fate Today
• N2bn Fraud: Bail Variation Stalls Ex-Wema Bank Chair's Trial
• MDAs, Banks, Embassies To Enforce NIN From Sept 1
• N25.7bn Theft: Court Dismisses Charge Against Atuche, 2 Others
• NSE Fines 12 Companies N27m Over Default Filings
• MTN, Others Offer Subscribers Free Internet Access
• ICAO, WHO To Assess Emergency Medical Preparedness Of MMIA
• Allegation Of Financial Impropriety: It's Utter Rubbish, NFF Tells NANS
• U-17 World Cup: Golden Eaglets Know Foes August 6
• Mayweather Snubs Khan, Opts For Berto, Mayfield
• Saraki, Dogara: Victory For Democracy
• What Is All The Fuss About
• Financial Crisis In Benue: Where They Got It Wrong
• Between Nation Building And Youth Empowerment
• El-Rufai: Between Idealism And Political Sensitivity
• Why DSS Must Expose The Shady Oil Deals
• Rising Rate Of Asylum Seekers
• 5 Mistakes To Avoid When Compiling Your CV
• Fasting May Boost Weight Loss, Improve Memory ' Study
• Medical Education: Do Doctors Teach In Nigeria

DAILY TRUST

• Female bomber kills 35, injured dozens in Maiduguri
• Our treasury is empty ' Buhari
• UPDATED: Maiduguri market attack claims 30
• Buhari orders removal of military roadblocks nationwide
• Akinwumi's worthy election
• It's mischievous to say Amaechi's probe is witch hunt ' Wike
• Substitution of candidates nearly marred 2015 polls -Jega
• Tallen advises Dogara on unity
• Abia: Counsels differ on INEC compliance with tribunal order
• C/River Assembly members meet on legislative route today
• Tribunal begins trial of ex-Oyo Speaker's victory today
• Yobe: Gaidam, Assembly pledge harmonious working relations
• Crisis in Bayelsa APC depeens
• Plot to oust Dickson in 2016 thickens
• Yobe Assembly re-elects Dala Dogo as speaker
• Buhari and the 7 trillion naira question
• Saraki's Pyrrhic Victory
• Surviving being broke
• US court rules in favour of Muslim denied job for her hijab
• CJN outlines core values of a good judge
• Cost of runing govt must be reduced
• Lawyer asks court stop NOUN law course
• Alleged extra-judicial killing in Enugu: NHRC requests for coroner's inquest
• The forth coming YLF annual summit
• Effect of General Court-Martial not properly constituted -SC
• Police nab fake state security service operative in Abuja
• Islamic group visits Abuja IDPs, offers free medical services
• Man jailed for threatening, injuring dog at Dutse
• Tension as police arrest Fulani leader over stolen cows at Kuje
• Nurul-Hudda Islamiyya School donates to orphans at Giri
• Police arrest 8 in N37m presidential rice fraud
• Don't abandon hygiene because Ebola is no more
• When patients lose confidence in their doctors
• Thank you for saving my life
• What is mouth thrush
• Pharmacists council de-registers four over malpractices
• NGO urges Taraba to improve maternal, child healthcare
• Hopes for kid open-heart surgery
• Katsina gets 100 motorbike ambulances
• Medical veterans vow to improve healthcare in Kaduna
• Fruits of hate
• Lagos, six states' internal revenue dropped by N117bn in 2014
• Our job is to ease transportation to poor Nigerians 'Boulos
• Sokoto Cement to sink N119bn for 16mw power plant
• Kaduna Electric decries vandalisation of facilities
• New electricity agency to close technical gap soon
• Tourism associations object electricity tariff increase
• Chevron to sell 2 additional oil blocs in Nigeria
• NLC tasks Buhari on PIB
• Seven Energy begins campaign for CNG
• FG's neglect of JV funding worries oil workers
• Dolphins face 12 points deductions over unpaid salaries
• Amapakabo unhappy with Matthew dismissal
• Nigerian sports will gain from my Commonwealth advisory role ' Yakmut
• We paid to avert Kaduna attack on Enyeama, says NFF
• Eaglets to know World Cup opponents August 6
• Oparanozie, Ebere make World Cup top players' list
• Nigeria wins FIBA Africa Zone 3 3X3 Tour
• It will be suicidal for Keshi if job hunt is true ' Pinnick