Today's Newspaper Headlines : Monday, July 06, 2015

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VANGUARD

• I've no Northern agenda ' Buhari
• Father exonerates principal accused of impregnating daughter
• Yero left only N228m, not N8bn 'El-Rufai
• Washington to provide counterterrorism aid to help Nigerian fight Boko Haram
• I didn't beat my wife'Suswam
• No plan to arrest Ekweremadu ' Police
• Many feared killed as twin blasts rock Jos city
• How peace'll return to APC'BoT Member
• Lagos govt to reconstruct Ladipo market road
• Ending The National Assembly Crisis
• Why Nigerians think we're reckless ' Yari, NGF chairman
• Payment policy accounts for 70% decline in SME growth
• Starting Jumia helped us build Nigeria's largest delivery network ' ACE
• Bayelsa moves to leverage private sector investment for economic growth
• I do what I do because of passion ' Joseph Obigbara
• Over 200 Chinese firms eye business in mining, agric sectors
• New report projects steady decline in food prices over next decade
• Shareholders query low attendance of members at AGMs
• Bankers, financial analysts weary over forex regime
• e-Tax Pay the easy way to pay your tax
• Financial Derivatives predicts 9.1% inflation for June
• BoI disburses N75.8m to off-grid solar home system providers
• Jega's exit and the uncertainty in INEC
• Microsoft, Konga to reward five consumers with paid trip to UK
• We have invested on data centres to drive cloud computing for SMEs ' MTN
• Toro: Keshi is the architect of his misfortune
• Adejube faults Keshi's dismissal
• Kojo blasts NFF over Keshi's sack
• Keshi should blame self ' Nigerian coaches
• Keshi deserves to go ' Chukwu
• Sunshine Stars stay top
• Keshi off to USA, receives dismissal letter
• Stakeholders say Keshi's sack, a hasty decision
• Keshi's sack, not a suprise says Amiesimaka
• Blatter to limit travel until 'everything cleared up
• No law to enforce penalty in pay-tv industry ' ACTV boss
• The Generals need to apologise to Shagari
• Fuel imports: The real cabal
• Buhari and 'the change we need
• CSR: Vitafoam donates mattresses to Boko Haram victims
• The key to turn organisational challenges to opportunities ' Aston Business School chiefs
• N480bn spent annually on malaria treatment

PUNCH

• Banks face huge losses from trade finance loans
• We haven't stopped road construction, says OGSG
• Housing poll finds men are from Mars, women from Venus
• Steps to creating multiple streams of income
• CBN warns against trafficking in foreign currencies
• Building collapse: BCPG, Lafarge train artisans
• Fuel scarcity persists as banks deny marketers credit
• Dangote challenges investors on economic diversification
• Shell, partners campaign against crude theft in Ogoniland
• ARIAN advises firms on how to retain marketers
• Sparklight introduces micro financing scheme
• SSANU rejects NUC moves to stop staff schools' funding
• Tribunal: Melaye accuses Tinubu of backing Adeyemi at A'Court
• Gay marriage satanic, Bishop tells US
• Kogi REC promises credible poll
• Save Ijaw language from extinction
• Suicide bomber kills six inside Redeemed church
• Boko Haram bombers attack Jos mosque, road, scores killed
• Lagos planning to reconstruct Ladipo market road ' Govt
• Relocate BHaram suspects, South-East govs tell FG
• APC, PDP disagree over Ondo residence card
• Tinubu, Akande reaping what they sowed Bode George
• Be patient with Buhari
• Nigerias most important questions
• Memo to Buhari: Remove fuel subsidy (1)
• Fuel imports: The real cabal
• Naming chronic bank debtors not enough
• Skye Bank redeems N1m promo prizes
• Nigeria, Netherlands to increase investments in economic sectors
• Enhancing productivity for real sector growth
• Corporate governance code not for tax purposes 'FRC
• Senate presidency in Nigeria: Some constitutional misadventure
• The 'not valid for foreign exchange' list
• Counting the gains of 'No premium, no cover' policy
• Stockbrokers' institute seeks NUC accreditation for programmes
• Equities to decline further amid market volatility 'Experts
• NFF fires Keshi, Amodu takes over
• Twitter and female genital mutilation
• Pray for police, Adeboye urges Nigerians
• N'Assembly crisis will soon be over
• Enugu Rep disagrees with Gbajabiamila
• Groups seek end to NAssembly crises
• Celestial Church crisisll be over soon Olatosho
• Protect Ladipo Market traders, Lagos Rep tells Ambode
• Ikorodu bank robbers arrested
• Siasia to contest Bayelsa gov
• EFCC summons 120 Ogun teachers over N200m loan
• Obey partys directive, Gbajabiamila tells Dogara
• Police to quiz Ekweremadu over forged Senate rules
• APC tasks new INEC boss on electoral reforms
• AIbom elders ask gov to curb cultism
• SCourt affirms ex-employees life sentence for attempted murder
• Ekweremadu disburses N23.5m scholarship grants to students
• Firm offers PoS, accounting solutions on flexible options
• Associated Discount House migrates to Finacle
• Smile boosts broadband service with Abuja shop
• MTN, Connect Marketing hold Nigerias first technology conference
• DHL plans investments across sub-Saharan Africa
• What you need to know about typhoid fever
• Take health foods with caution
• Diamond League: Okagbare targets long jump in Lausanne
• Ebonyi to create football clubs
• 60 boxers for AAG camping
• Enyimba extend unbeaten run, Pillars win
• Last minute penalty saves Dolphins at home
• Three finals, three defeats for Messi, Mascherano
• Ekeji, Tarila, Ezeugo disagree on Keshi's sacking

THISDAY

• Kano, Calabar Airports Emerge Best in Nigeria
• Mapel Travels Partners Sabre to Improve Online Booking
• IATA, EUROCONTROL Support Aeronautical Information Services in Africa
• Nigeria Begins Preparation for ITU Telecom World 2015
• CyberSynchs Introduces Cost-effective Backup Service for Mobile Data
• The Hobbling Ruling Party
• Effective Governance Can Help Overcome Fiscal Fragility, Says IMF
• SC Upholds Cancellation of Benue Assembly Seat
• Blatter Insists Political Pressure behind World Cup Votes
• Genesis of a Nation in Denial
• Ekweremadu: Enugu to Witness Massive Socio-economic Development
• Hawkins: Why I will Always Return to Nigeria
• NASS Dispute: Party Supremacy Mustn't Be Compromised - Tinubu Group
• New Initiative for Land Management
• FRC: Abuse of FRA Act Responsible for Fiscal Crisis
• Why NERC Withdrew Financial Support for NECAN
• Insurance Operators Bemoan High Company Income Tax
• Shippers' Council Moves to Expedite Cargo Clearance at Ports
• Bayelsa's Petrochemical Firm to Employ 30,000
• Vitafoam Donates Relief Materials to Boko Haram Victims
• Beta Computers Offers Flexible Payment Solutions
• PAU Dean Leads Talks At ICT Book Launch
• Tecno Makes Inroads into Youth Market with BOOM J7
• Oyintiloye: Creation of Opportunity for Youths, a National Burden
• Casers Group Strengthens Networks, Acquires Mawal
• GTBank Unveils Porsche Campaign Promo
• Stakeholders Urged to Tap into WTO Project
• A Third Alternative to PDP and APC
• Boko Haram Steps up Attacks, Hollande Seeks New Summit
• APC, PDP Trade Barbs over Plot to Arrest Ekweremadu
• CBN Reads Riot Act to Foreign Currency Traffickers
• The Girl Who Escaped from Boko Haram
• FG Reopens Maiduguri Airport
• FRC Boss: Excess Crude Account was Mismanaged
• South-east Governors Flay FG over Relocation of Boko Haram Detainees to the Zone
• Wike Orders Payment of Three Months Arrears to Pensioners
• Minimah Promises Further Court Martial to Check Indiscipline in the Army
• 12 Jostle for UI Vice-Chancellor Job
• Sundiata Post for Unveiling Tomorrow
• Lagos Plans Reconstruction of Ladipo Market Road
• Kano Govt Debunks Rumour Stopping Christians from Going to Church
• Report: IDPs in North-east Hit 1.4m Mark
• As He Prepares to Leave Lagos, CP Arrests Ikorodu Robbers
• NGE Donates N1m to NIJ
• Ondo Smart Card Exposes 70%
• Wife of Former Bayslsa Gov Regains Freedom
• Five Die in Multiple Accidents in Edo
• Keshi's Sack: NFF Acted Right, Says Ekeji

THE SUN

• The 'change' cabinet: God, give us men!
• Aviation professionals advocate merger of Aviation, Transport ministries
• Nigeria, US mobilise for $1.5bn Diaspora infrastructure fund
• FRC seeks citizens' input to Corporate Governance Code
• NIMC'll produce only 1m cards in 36 years
• Ondo 2016: Tussle over Mimiko's job
• Ambode's victory at tribunal expected' APC
• It's new dawn in Kogi
• We're into governance, not politics 'Ugwuanyi
• Lagos lawmakers back Ambode over delay in forming cabinet
• Keshi: Another end of an era
• Mixed feelings trail Keshi's sack
• Siasia sure of Rio 2016 Olympic place
• Wimbledon: Venus faces Serena; Djokovic, Federer in action
• Invasion of Public Relations space by charlatans, bad business for Nigeria 'Rotimi Oladele, NIPR boss
• Incessant robbery attacks threaten banks' existence
• Biometric duplicity: Nigerians protest multiple ID cards registration
• Analyst faults use of BVN to pay unclaimed dividend
• BDIC targets $1.5bn turnover from fertilizer production
• PDP members not welcome in Cross Rivers APC
• Don't demolish Ladipo market without alternative, Rep tells Ambode
• Staff school palaver: Varsities vow to defend 2009 agreement
• Grave mistake Jonathan made in war against Boko Haram -Prof Ango Abdullahi
• Nigeria won't succumb to Boko Haram 'Dogara
• Confusion in Kaduna over state's financial status
• 65 UNIZIK students renounce cultism
• Expect more court-martials, Minimah tells soldiers
• Endless agony on Lagos- Badagry Expressway
• BREAKING! Police bust Ikorodu bank robbers
• Celebrating Nigerian Army at 152
• Ahaneku's giant strides at UNIZIK
• South Sudan's nightmare
• APC, reality and democracy
• Lagos and the gains of mainstream politics

GUARDIAN

• Poverty of intellectualism in Nigeria
• Community disowns American missionary's entourage on visit to Wada
• The APC rumble cum National Assembly
• NSE records N17.6 billion turnover in one week
• With focus on value creation, govt firms can be competitive, says Raji
• Corporate governance for NGOs not for tax purposes, says FRC
• Ex-banker wants court to declare CBN's blackbook unconstitutional
• RMB tasks govt on improved private sector partnership
• CBN warns on cross border forex movement
• CBN: BVN Is To Protect Customers' Deposits
• Unbanning Textile Import: Manufacturers Ask Govt To Subject Foreign Products To Quality Control
• Helios, Vitol Group Acquire Major Stake In Oando
• Miners Urge Govt To Revive Ajaokuta Steel Mill
• Ajimobi urged to slash N200m security vote for workers' four-month salary arrears
• Elders reject proposed nuclear power plant in Akwa Ibom
• EFCC restates mission to prosecute, not persecute criminals
• South-based northern monarchsback Ekweremadu'selection
• Ahamba accuses Okorocha of threat life
• Plateau polls tribunal asks lawyers to use simple language for witnesses as Jang mourns monarch
• APC group defends Akande on party crisis
• Tribunal to rule on Ibikunle Amosun's objection to suit challenging his election
• Ikpeazu sacks Aba international market review committee
• Girls Guide installs Obiano's wife as patron
• MTN concludes 21 Days of Y'ello Care
• Centre provides free services to 737 sexual violence survivors
• Vitafoam donates matresses, pillows to victims of Boko Haram insurgency
• Anxiety mounts over kidnapped lecturer
• Ondo residency smartcard exposes 70% non- resident users of free healthcare
• Cholera kills 10 in Ebonyi
• Ogun governor laments loss of revenue to Lagos State
• Rwanda restates commitment in the fight against genocide in Africa
• Sewage pollution threatens Olympic yacht competition site in Brazil
• 6 die in suicide bomb attack on Church
• B'Haram displaces over 1.4 million in N'East, says NEMA, IOM
• Ortom declares 'war' on armed robbers, kidnappers
• Fadipe: 'Lover of justice, truth
• Greeks reject demands for more austerity in key referendum
• Group condemns calls for violence in N'Delta
• Many feared dead as twin bomb blasts hit Jos
• Why Buhari will be visiting U.S. this month
• Controversy trails nomination of Senate minority leader
• How DSS indiscretion triggered crisis in presidential security
• OSOPADEC parleys stakeholders on peace, security
• US crush Japan 5-2 to win third Women's World Cup title
• Nigeria will qualify for 2016 Olympics, says Samson Siasia
• NRFF protests cancellation of rugby from All Africa Games
• Keshi had the opportunity of leaving honourably, says Christian Chukwu
• French, German presidents tried to influence World Cup votes: Blatter in paper
• Adejube faults Keshi's contract termination
• Football: Messi-Maradona debate rumbles on after Copa woe
• RMB Westport sets December date
• Enugu, developer partner on precast mass housing scheme
• Al-Amin reiterates commitment to FHA's transformation drive
• UKTI, Ecotrends to provide platform for property exhibition
• Nigeria appoints consultants on roads
• Development plan dismisses threats to Lekki/Victoria Island's real estate prospects
• US construction spending rises 0.8 percent in May
• LSPWC gets new head, adopts strategies on road maintenance
• Adherence to building code prevents structural failure, says Fadayomi
• Grenadines in mixed-housing developments to boost home-ownership
• Operators dump GSM for CDMA in point of sale transactions
• The oil pipeline surveillance contracts
• Of spectrum hunger and broadband bread
• Remembering headquarters, 60 years later (1)

LEADERSHIP

• INVESTIGATION: Nigeria Loses N700bn To Tourism Annually
• Boko Haram Kills Dozens In Potiskum Church, Jos Mosque Attacks
• I Did Not Assault My Wife, Yemisi Never Looted Benue Lodge 'Suswam
• PDP Ward Congress: Controversy Over Gov Wada's Plan To Reverse Cancellation
• Police To Interrogate Ekweremadu Over Forgery Of Senate Rules Today
• Presidency Disowns PMB's Daughter's Alleged Twitter Account
• Rivers: Students, APC In War Of Words Over Wike's Bank Loans
• Bayelsa Assembly Okays Dickson's Request On N34.1bn Loans
• A/Ibom Is Not Owing Us Salary ' Workers
• Yero Left N228m Not N8bn, Says El-Rufai
• Airtel Raises $1.3bn From Mobile Towers Sales
• Traveri NH3 To Provide Energy Solutions In Nigeria
• Why Stolen Funds Won't Pass Through Our Banks ' US
• BoI Disburses N75.8m To Solar System Providers
• FG Is Owing Us Over N300bn ' DAPPMA
• CBN Vows To Punish Foreign Currency Traffickers
• Stock Market Investors Lose N57bn At Half-year
• Nigeria's Importation of Tomato Paste Is A Shame ' Cowan
• 2 Foreign Firms Explain Reasons For Acquisition Of Nigeria's Oando
• Maiduguri International Airport To Commence Commercial Operations ' FAAN
• Olympic Games: Weightlifting Federation Names National Coach
• Blatter Indicts 2 Former World Leaders
• Keshi Was Sacked Over 'Belief Issues' ' Amiesimaka
• FIFA Rankings: Despite Copa America Loss, Argentina Retain Top Place
• Adejube Faults Keshi's Contract Termination
• Nigeria Will Rule World Through Judo ' Ade Abolurin
• 2015 AAG: Judo Federation Will Surpass Target Given By NSC ' Oshodi
• Making A Case For A Transition Act
• Another Sodom And Gomorrah
• On Balarabe Musa's Criticisms
• For Aisha Buhari, An Agenda
• Easing Out Ekweremadu
• 4 Things You Can Do This Week To Be A Happier Person
• Zeberced Group Creating 40,000 Jobs Through Industrial Park ' Kurt

THE NATION

• Ogbeche on target for Cambuur
• Those who sacked Keshi had the power to do so Chukwu
• Why Iheanacho, Alampasu were dropped- Siasia
• Musa Muhammed begs Siasia, returns to Dream Team
• Brown shares selfie with Pocognoli after training
• Come out of hiding, Lagos tells twins father
• Residents seek demolition of their homes
• N7m properties lost in Oshodi market inferno
• Boat mishaps: Senator to provide 500 life jackets
• NURTW seeks review of Okada restriction in Lagos
• Gay marriage is Satans agenda, says Bishop
• Make youths ministers
• Presidency disowns Twitter comments ascribed to Zahra Buhari
• Curb piracy on waterways
• Wikes, Petersides supporters anxious as tribunal resumes today
• Kogi PDP crisis: Wada plots to reverse cancellation of Ward Congress
• Encourage joint airline ownership, aviation group urges Fed Govt
• APC chairmen urge Buhari to intervene over impunity in Ekiti, others
• Central Bank to probe travellers with over $10,000 at borders
• Fayose to name Ikere monarch in 14 days
• High Court orders status quo in Arco, Agip dispute
• CFAO unveils Mitsubishi L200 Pickup truck
• Taming team conflict for organisational and national devt
• Eurozone economic growth speeds up
• Why Intel Corp shares slumped
• Shell Arctic oil drilling to begin soon
• Forex: CBN mulls reopening of RDAS window
• In defence of CBN forex policy
• Expert urges continued search for oil in Chad Basin
• NLNG clarifies role in dry dock project
• Unbanned items
• Fashion and fellowships
• PMB: Bring back Omobola Johnson
• Behold the Kuru Declaration
• Still on the NASS crisis
• NNPC probe: What mother tick told its children
• Supremacy is supreme
• Battle for Minority Leader tears PDP senators apart
• Ekweremadu should step down
• Lawmaker seeks women participation in politics

DAILY TIMES

• Buhari Sacks CSO over supremacy battle with ADC
• Nigeria nearly bankrupt under Okonjo's watch
• Presidency Denies Northern Agenda in Buhari's Appointment
• PDP raises alarm over Ekweremadu, accuses APC of intolerance
• HIV Vaccine Trial on Human Begin After Partial Success in Monkeys
• UPDATE: Boko Haram bombs RCCG church in Yobe, kills 30 in Zamfara
• NGE donates N1m to NIJ
• BREAKING: Another blast occur in the Jos
• NANS dissociates from picketing of AMCON
• Al-Makura distributes relief materials to victims of communal clashes
• Breaking News: Twin Bomb blasts Rock North local government Area in Jos
• Residency Card 'Kaadi Igbeayo', sheer wickedness ' ICT expert
• Aregbesola approves appointment of Asaoni of Ora-Igbomina
• Okorocha wants me dead ' Ahamba
• Saraki urges Boko Haram to accept FG's olive branch
• To End Boko Haram Attacks, Nigerians Must Support Buhari ' Jonathan
• APC, Police in dirty move against Ekweremadu, says PDP
• Okorocha wants me dead, says Ahamba
• BREAKING NEWS: Bomb Explosion at Yobe Redeemed Church kills 6
• Keshi Sacking Not Good For Eagles ' Joseph Dosu
• Breaking: NFF Sacks Stephen Keshi

DAILY TRUST

• 6 killed in Potiskum church attack
• Police invite Ekweremadu over forged Senate rules
• Jonathan's legacy of debts
• We'll not stop opposing Saraki unless...- Sen Hunkuyi
• 20 in race to succeed Mu'azu as PDP chair
• APC woman leader defends appointment of Zakari
• Let's be patient with Buhari to fix Nigeria -Kwapnoe
• Atiku not averse to becoming APC BoT chair
• Beyond pace and appointments
• Imports; In Praise of CBN's Capital Control
• Buhari's next moves
• US court rules in favour of Muslim denied job for her hijab
• Kids know more about the West than Africa ' School administrator
• Church members appeal to police over attacks in Kubwa
• Man lands in court for spitting on police officer
• Immunisation plus days launched in Kwali
• 40 outgoing corps members face sanction in FCT
• Father rapes daughter in Abuja village
• Abuja housing problems amidst ocean of empty houses
• FHA`S MD vows to rid the authority's of corrupt practices
• FG urged to use housing sector to improve the economy
• REDAN sets up c'ttte to enhanced housing delivery
• 150 exhibitors for Abuja Housing Show
• BTG Group to set up precast factory
• Electricity: FG to privatise transmission company soon
• Requirements, steps for e-filing of tax returns
• FSS 2020 to place Nigeria as Africa's financial powerhouse
• PAN is household name in Nigeria, Gov Ganduje says
• NAHCON advises pilgrims to pay through Jaiz Bank
• Heritage Bank promises innovative services
• CBN vows to prosecute FOREX traffickers
• NSE introduces Pension Index to track PFAs stocks
• Legacy Equity Fund unit holders approve dividend
• FMDQ OTC releases maiden OTC monthly report
• Toro urges NFF to employ top grade coach
• Okagbare wins silver in Paris Diamond League
• Siasia picks Awoniyi, Yahaya top for Congo game
• Tour de France flags off
• No automatic AAG place for foreign-based judokas

NATIONAL MIRROR

• How Jonathan's govt extorted us with SURE-P 'Job seeker
• 6 die as suicide bomber hits Redeemed church in Yobe
• Depletion of ECA cause of Nigeria's financial crisis 'FRC
• Again, CBN threatens to sanction foreign currency traffickers
• Military to set up more court martial to check indiscipline 'Minimah
• NLC crisis: I'm committed to reconciliation, says Ajaero
• PDP alleges threat to Ekweremadu's life
• 12 professors battle for UI VC's seat
• Kidnappers release former acting gov's wife
• Ado Poly expels 8 students
• Police and dubious debt collection roles
• Akande spoke like a sincere leader 'Group
• Senator Umar to Nigerians: Show understanding
• Lagos PDP carpets Ambode over market demolition
• PC chieftain chides ex-Speaker, deputy over plan to buy CRHA Guest Houses
• NASS crisis: Implications of Buhari's support for party over principal officers
• Coalition tackles Buhari over NASS crisis, urges on internal democracy
• Compliance an increasing burden on West African treasurer
• Ndegwa takes over as Guinness Nigeria's MD/CEO
• Brands intensify market's competitive edge drive
• GOtv subscribers get two months extra viewing
• Konga to train less privileged on computer programming
• Calabar Carnival: Okhma wins marketing rights
• Capital Market: Deepening capitalisation, growth through trading naira futures
• FG intensi' es transparency drive in NNPC, probes crude swap deal
• Sterling Bank partners FSD on human capital devt
• Victor Ifeanyi Odili: The silent maritime guru
• NSC unpacks Games plans
• Eagles' job: NFF goofs in Keshi's sack
• Champions Cup tourney on StarTimes