Today's Newspaper Headlines : Wednesday, June 03, 2015

News headlines from selected newspaper ready for your reading pleasure this Wednesday morning for your reading pleasure.

PUNCH

• We'll help Buhari ensure food security 'Farmers
• AMCON's stake in banks, others worth N100bn ' Chike-Obi
• Veterinary doctor bags leadership award
• New NIPC boss promises investment inflows
• Nigeria gets four slots in Ranger Odyssey contest
• NSE index rises marginally amid low investor appetite
• NERC to set estimated electricity billing limit
• Multinationals cheat Nigeria, others of N2tn 'Oxfam
• Increase local refining before deregulation 'PENGASSAN
• How to grow the mining industry
• Kwara Express receives 42 new buses
• Seplat confident of strong returns from investments
• Mitsubishi Pajero delights with Android, car-play
• Toyota Nigeria showcases redesigned Hiace
• Most Asian shares fall
• UK wealth manager eyes takeover of investment firm
• Sterling Bank, LEAP Africa support SMEs
• Evolving workable strategies for job creation
• Must you borrow that money
• NDLEA serves Kashamu extradition notice
• Ministry, NACA to destroy N417m HIV, malaria drugs
• Ex-militants ask Buhari to ignore Dokubo-Asari
• PDP alleges plot to compromise election tribunals
• Women ingest, hide drugs in private parts
• Coroner rules on Synagogue tragedy July 8
• Buhari likely to head oil ministry in new cabinet
• Buhari urges peace in N'Delta
• Mimiko illegally evicted me, says Olanusi
• Ex-AIbom commissioner causes stir at INEC office
• Call your wife to order, group warns Jonathan
• Impeachment plot against me will fail Fayose
• Monarchs rigged election for Ambode PDP
• National Assembly: How to clean the Augean stables
• As Muhammadu Buhari steps in
• Why you should stop smoking, now!
• Averting earthquakes
• Is he the one we have been waiting for
• Buhari: It should be first things, first
• Buzz social media diary
• Facebook now leading source of political news study
• In search of Adesina, Shehu on Twitter
• From elephants to dancing babies: YouTube at 10
• European markets slide on Greece concerns
• Nigerias problems cant be solved in a day APC
• Wike orders Perm Secs to produce 18-month account details
• Shady oil deals: Reps reject move to absolve Diezani
• Fayose writes Buhari, offers to nominate minister
• Buhari seeks Senate approval to appoint 15 advisers
• Osun earned N204bn in four years Aregbesola
• Aisha Buhari mourns Al-makuras mother-in-law
• C River gov scraps weekly council meeting
• Nigerias federalism lopsided, says Ijaw National Congress
• AU, ASUU urge Morocco to free Western Sahara
• Why we didnt stop Nigerian who joined ISIS Turkish envoy
• CJN, Babalola seek reform of legal profession
• The right dose of exercise for a longer life
• Health and fitness news
• Cholera outbreak hits Jos as water scarcity persists
• African medicine not inferior
• ABUTH doctors begin strike over unpaid salaries, allowances
• Fund postgraduate medical training, medic tells Buhari
• Foundation, others move to combat malaria
• Group to honour Adadevoh, Ebola survivors
• Fitness motivation
• Now's the time to rid your body of fats
• Worst foods for the heart (2)
• Common pesticide linked to ADHD in boys
• Cancer education and awareness
• Adesokan wants early preparation for AAG
• Blatter to quit amid FIFA corruption scandal
• Adams targets Baku gold
• Mourinho praises Mikel, slams Ruben
• Keshi retains Salami, Egwuekwe for Chad
• I'm ready for Juve clash ' Iniesta
• Manu may axe Iheanacho, Success
• Mba set to dump Bastia
• Martinez set to quit Porto
• Khan closer to Mayweather fight
• Corruption in Nigerian sports alarming ' Ebewele
• Vieira off Newcastle radar
• No United regrets for Pogba
• Juries confident of Stallions' AAG qualification

VANGUARD

• Fuel tanker fire wreaks havoc in Lagos
• NBA urges President Buhari to beam anti-corruption search light on judiciary, police
• Five confirmed dead after eating dog meat in Rivers
• We'll provide conducive atmosphere for emergence of NASS leadership 'APC
• Suicide bomber kills 10 at Borno abbattoir as another kills self in Biu
• Mother of 7, ex-soldier's wife arrested with hard drugs inside private part
• Alleged diversion of N8bn mutilated bank notes: 6 CBN officials remanded in prison
• Freedom For Wasila
• PDP: Hard times are truly here
• TRANSITION: High cost of blood, tears and more
• Post-electoral Fall-out:
• Swiss Re in talks for Nigerian acquisition to tap African growth
• Exhuming Thomas Sankara and history of his revolution
• PETAN refocuses on gas development
• Lagos suffers 40% rental property shortfall
• Oil, gas, power, prices: Big themes from energy meeting
• The new electricity tariffs from July 2015
• Vitafoam profit rises by 11.8 %
• How to figure out if you need insurance
• Seven Energy begins gas supply to Calabar power
• Oil firms risk losing equities over indebtedness
• Oando to invest $36m in gas compression
• Don't toy with petroleum industry -Okwuosa
• Energy firms borrow N504bn from Diamond Bank
• Two worldwide reinsurers perform worse in Q1 2015
• Nigerian insurance sector becoming toast of foreign investors
• Buhari and the unfinished business of governance
• Why small skilled labour must be professionalised
• Buhari, Boko Haram and the hiring of mercenaries
• Buhari's litmus test
• Re-thinking capability readiness of the public service
• Lessons from New Media conference
• Battle for NCS Presidency: Pre-election polls favour Uwaje
• Airtel launches MPLS for Enterprise Customers
• TD, EMC partner to drive technological innovation
• Y'ello 21 days of care casts beam on digital education
• Jonthan's ICT scorecard; Buhari's challenge
• Windows 10 to be available in 190 countries as free upgrade on July 29
• Garba drops Iheanacho, Success
• Flying Eagles vow to bounce back
• How Buhari can develop Nigerian sports 'Analysis
• Reactions trial Sepp Blatter's resignation
• Keshi retains 8 Home Eagles for Chad
• Lille swoop on Chelsea ace Omeruo
• Falcons good to go against Sweden
• Siasia set for Congo test
• Platini hails Blatter's 'difficult', 'brave' resignation
• Blatter resigns as FIFA president
• The change we need
• Economy determines growth of a business 'Tsolaye Inone, CEO Pencakes
• Sepp Blatter's Impromptu Resignation
• Gobe!! APGA Sacks Party Chairman For Supporting Ambode's Election Bid
• No Joking Ooo! President Buhari Meets with Service Chiefs
• Caitlyn Effect! Don Jazzy Throws Epic Shade With Funny Pics
• Buhari Writes First Letter to the Senate
• Clears Throat! Football Star, Benzema Goes On A Date With Rihanna
• Breaking! Football's Most Powerful Man, Blatter Resigns After 16 ears Amidst Corruption Scandal
• Maiduguri Market Bombing, 13 Dead 24 Injured
• No Chill: Wike Begins Amaechi Probe
• JUST IN: New Boko Haram video allegedly shows militants killing soldiers, Shekau Missing
• Doctors urged to unite health professionals
• NIMR advocates more investment in Nigerian children
• Adadevoh, other Ebola heroes to be honoured at NHEA
• Olawale, 20, seeks N10m for bone marrow transplant
• Laughing gas to remain for use in theaters
• Praise seeks N2.5m for corrective heart surgery
• In the Spirit of Lagos, a reward for exemplary lifestyle
• LASTMA adopts new measures to lower traffic mishaps
• Lagos reconsiders Makoko Floating School
• Ambode's inauguration: Tears, as Seme border youths lament 16yrs without electricity

THE NATION

• They shot my mother, she fights on through me
• APC moves to stop PDPs plot for Senate president
• 23 vehicles, 30 shops burnt in Lagos fire
• Olanusi: Ondo officials broke into my apartment
• SiX CBN officials, four other bankers remanded in prison for N8b fraud
• Obasanjo, Falae and why Buhari is Goodluck
• Boko Haram suicide attack kills scores in Maiduguri
• Nobody can remove me, Fayose boasts
• Weve lived within our means, says Aregbesola
• Ambode promises better welfare for civil servants
• Fayose to Buhari: let me nominate ministerial candidate
• NERC moves to cap billing for unmetered customers
• Reps put aside PIB over contentious clauses
• Avoid hasty removal of subsidy, Buhari urged
• Furore over ex-President Jonathans BoA appointments
• Hotels.ng secures $1.2m facility
• N30b pension liabilities, airlines debts threaten FAANs operations
• African mobile operators turn to renewable energy
• Finland, Nigeria partner on trade
• Firm unveils fuel monitoring solution
• Oil workers urge Buhari on gas sector development
• Baba Sala at 80
• Radiance of the queen
• As The Fixer slinks quietly away
• Why Buhari should ignore the national conference report
• As Buhari steps in 2
• Our Girls; Remember Fulani Herdsmen-Farmers War; Assets; Info Ministries/Media savelives
• Nigerians hail new government, demand reforms
• We did more in Aba than any other administration
• Buhari and challenge of leadership
• Well floor Ogun PDP at tribunal

THISDAY

• Abe: Govt Should Finance Projects through the Capital Market
• Fidelity Bank Promises Better Deal for Shareholders
• NERC May Cut Discos' Unfair Revenues from Estimated Electricity Bills
• Delta Flight from Nigeria Lands Safely in Atlanta After Bomb Threat
• Aregbesola Claims Helplessness over Non-payment of Salaries
• Power: NERC to Cap Discos' Revenue from Estimated Billing
• Scores Hospitalised in Jos over Fresh Cholera Outbreak
• Mark: Governors Who Became Senators Have Moved Backwards
• Public Servants Seek Ambode's Disapproval of Fashola's Policies
• ABUTH Doctors Embark on Indefinite Strike over Unpaid Salaries
• Buhari Urges Niger Delta to Embrace Peace as Alaibe Proffers Development Measures
• Ikpeazu Dissolves Cabinet, Promises to Build New Abia
• StanChart Business Indicator Reveals High Hope of Democracy Dividend in Nigeria
• Kwara Strengthens Tax Collection Strategy
• Sterling Bank Partners Group on Entrepreneurship Devt
• PDP Legislators Vow Not to Defect to APC
• Seplat Targets Natural Gas to Boost Revenue, Profitability
• PDP Brands Fayose's Impeachment a Litmus Test For Buhari 's Govt
• APC NWC Meets Buhari, Pledges Loyalty
• Oil, Commodity Prices, Ebola May Slow Down Nigeria's, Others' Growth
• For Ebonyi, a New Era Beckons
• Why Audit Bill Should Be Passed
• Amosun Not a Triumphalist
• SEC to Penalise Registrars for Non-return of Unclaimed Dividends
• As Ugwuanyi Replaces Chime
• LASACO Assurance Invests N400m in Outdoor Advertising
• KBL Insurance Settles N200 Million Claims in First Quarter
• Odukale Tasks Insurers on Market Penetration
• 12,000 Visit New Delta Mall Warri Daily
• NLI Trains Future Leaders, Inducts 27 Fellows
• Deconstructing Emefiele
• As PenCom Leads by Example
• Alamu: Buhari Should Provide Conducive Environment for Insurance
• Boko Haram, Oil Theft Top Agenda as Buhari Meets Service Chiefs
• President Seeks Senate's Approval to Appoint 15 Special Advisers
• Fuel Tanker Explosion Razes 44 Shops, 21 Vehicles in Lagos
• Zimbabwe Hits Back at Nigerian Journalists, Calls Them Boko Haram Reporters
• Lagos Govt Failed Us
• PDP National Assembly Members Vow Not to Defect to APC
• PDP Terms Fayose's Impeachment a Litmus Test for Buhari, Denies Begging Lawmakers
• APC NWC Meets Buhari, Pledges Loyalty
• ... Party's Lawmakers, Leaders to Meet Thursday
• Fashola, Bickering Caused our Electoral Failure, Says Surulere Constituency 2
• Nwaoboshi: Why Saraki Should Succeed Mark
• Speakership Race: Gbajabiamila-Monguno Team Gains Traction
• PDP Accuses APC of Doctoring Election Tribunals
• Suswam Withdraws Petition against Gemade
• House Throws out Report Clearing
• Court Remands Bankers in Prison over Currency Fraud which Began in 2011
• Wike Accuses Amaechi of Vandalising Govt House
• NDLEA Serves Kashamu Notice of Extradition
• Delta Flight from Nigeria Lands Safely in Atlanta After Bomb Threat
• Culture of Fashion
• Buhari and the Role of the Individual in History
• Finally, Blatter Accepts to Step Down as FIFA President
• Manu May Axe Iheanacho for Yahaya against Korea
• Keshi Retains Eight Home-based Eagles for Chad
• Access Bank Donates N10m to UNICEF
• Ultimate Football Challenge Debuts in Nigeria
• Akinsola Faces Worldwide Ban

DAILY TIMES

• IS Attack in Libya Kills 5
• Ex-Tanzanian PM, Lowassa Launches Presidential Bid
• Uganda Opposition Wants Electoral Reforms, Polls Shift
• Egypt Demolishes Mubarak'S Party Office
• Burundi President, Nkurunziza Skips Summit on Burundi
• Interim CAR President Seeks International Help
• No Tobacco Day: BAT Calls for Understanding of Illegal Trade
• Family Demands Fairness, Urges SSS to Free Yunus
• Shun Sectional Sentiments, Cleric Urges Buhari
• Kogi Commissioner Kidnapped by Gunmen (LEAD)
• Rights Groups Fault Buhari over Failure to Recognise Abiola, Rewani, Others
• A'Ibom Stadium Named after Akpabio
• Lalong Pledges to Unite Plateau Tribes
• S'East, S'South pro-Biafra Groups Rally to Honour Fallen Heroes
• Senate: Northern Groups Root for Lawan/Akume Ticket
• Be Careful with Sycophants, Elechi Tells Umahi
• Buhari Presidency: Ondo Oil Communities Eye Top NDDC Jobs
• Osinbajo Formally Takes over Aso Villa Chapel
• Jigawa Announces SSG, Sacks Political Appointees
• Ondo Judiciary Workers Resume Today after Four Months' Strike
• I'll Work with All African Govts, Says New AfDB President (LEAD)
• Asari Dokubo Condemns Niger Delta Amnesty
• Buhari, Osinbanjo Declare Assets
• God Is Interested in Politics ' Osinbajo
• Nepal Schools Re-Open after Quakes
• Ukraine Names Georgia's Saakashvili as Governor of Black Sea Hotspot
• John Kerry Breaks Leg, Cuts Short Overseas Trip
• Myanmar Seizes 700 Migrants in Boat
• Rights Group: Syrian Army Bombs ISIL Base, 71killed
• Onu Bags ABSU'S Honorary Doctoral Degree
• Iniesta Doubtful for Champions League Final
• Klopp Bidsemotional Farewell to Dortmund
• Luiz Hails PSG Domestic Treble
• Walcott Expected to Sign Arsenal Deal
• Toureto Stay at Man City'Seluk
• Gerrard 'a Dream to Play with', Says Sturridge
• Pique Tasks Barca on Champions League Glory
• Buhari: Glo Charges F/Eagles to Win U-20 World Cup
• Nestle Milo Basketball Championship Climax in Lagos
• Obuh Warns F/Eagles against Complacency
• Huawei Wins Access Bank UNICEF Charity Polo
• Ubahokays Anambra FA Elections Normalisation Committee
• El-Rufai, Dzugala Hail MTN Charity Shield Polo
• Police Taekwondo Trials End in Lagos
• Top Nigerian Foreign-Based Players of the 2014/15 Season
• Attacking Football Gets Pulses Racing
• Tetteh Sees Open Contest in Group B
• Garba Upbeat of Win against Brazil
• Why You Must Go through Water Baptism