Today's Newspaper Headlines : Monday, July 13, 2015

Good morning everyone, hope you all had a great weekend? News headlines from national newspapers across the country is ready for your reading pleasure. Do have a pleasant working day.

VANGUARD

• APC, PDP battle over $5.5bn NLNG dividend
• Prophet allegedly swindles member of N5m
• Truck crushes couple, son in Anambra
• PDP, APC bicker over alleged EFCC move against Fayemi
• How my father beat me with barbed wire because of mum
• Maku to Buhari: Please, redeploy soldiers
• Kogi not a failed state'Wada
• Lawyers warn EFCC against losing cases frequently
• Bracing For The Floods
• Nigerians will be fed up with APC in 1 year ' Ojougboh
• APC, NASS crisEs: The avoidable mistakes our leaders made 'REP Shuaibu
• Nigeria lags in global outsourcing industry
• BVN Extension: CeBIH advocates prompt enrolment by customers
• How NB divides beer market along taste line
• Hope brightens for improved fuel supply amidst threats
• Stanbic IBTC nets N68bn gross revenue in six months
• Turnover in OTC market hits N9.76trn
• Investors trade 475.01m shares worth N3.94bn on NSE
• What to consider before renting or buying a house
• CBN to support revamp of oil sector
• Zenith Bank records another first with three BIS certifications
• ABCON laments over-regulation of bureaux de change
• Banks and Nigeria's $14bn infrastructure challenge
• NSE creates Pension 40 Index to boost market performance
• Nigerians in Diaspora remit N10.35trn in 4 years
• OPS wants takeoff of SMEs Development Bank
• AIB investigates Emirates, Hak Air ground accident at Lagos Airport
• Open letter to President Buhari
• Oliseh arrives tomorrow
• Why we chose Oliseh ' Pinnick
• Boxers have no excuse to fail ' Yakmut
• Amuneke drags Golden Eaglets to classroom
• Mourinho blocks Mikel moves to leave Stamford Bridge
• Van Persie arrives in Istanbul to join Fenerbahce
• Kwara United lose to visiting Sharks Fc for another home loss
• Falconets beat Liberia 7-1 in Monrovia
• Murder of a Prof: Tragic drama of how not to be a millionaire
• What did Tambuwal tell Gbaja
• In the name of Nigeria, they share
• We assist parents in moulding, shaping their children's overall character ' Nonyelum Arinze
• The Economist' and CBN'S 'toothpick alert
• Vocation & Technical Education ' Key to improving Nigeria's development (Part 1)
• GEC powers overseas admission for 7,000 students in 14yrs
• Intellectual property workshop begins July 14
• Doctors seek standardised protocols for trauma management

PUNCH

• Pension system'll be fraud free, says FG
• Standard Alliance to drive growth with professionals
• NSE loses N1.3tn in market capitalisation
• N9.2bn clean cook-stove project controversy worries group
• Grenadines Homes bags OAAN award
• General online forex trading advice
• FG, firms lose N67bn as oil exports fall
• Ogun plans N2bn workers' housing scheme
• TCN: Workers vow to stop Manitoba's contract renewal
• Inagbe Grand Resort will boost tourism
• Geometric, Afrigem set to inaugurate Aba power plant
• Refuse, a major challenge to flood-free Lagos
• NAICOM confirms Samuel as NICON Insurance boss
• CBN forex policy may cause factory closure ' LCCI
• In business, choose the right friends
• KINGBuilder marks anniversary with mass housing projects
• Nigerian passengers reject Delta Airlines' old planes
• E-payment transactions hit N35.1tn, says Heritage Bank CEO
• Gov calls for unity among religious bodies
• Senate on a collision course with Buhari 'over Perm Sec's refusal to honour invitation
• APC seeks probe of NLNG payments under Jonathan
• Govt'll protect riverine communities, says Lagos Speaker
• B'Haram fighters plant bombs in Jos church
• UPN crisis deepens as Fasehun fights back
• NASS crisis: PDP Rep threatens APC
• I wont trade my petition Otti
• Fayemi to deliver Atta Mills lecture in Ghana
• In lust we trust
• Leaving Nigeria for the Maghreb
• Mr President, seize the momentum now, or never
• Stemming extrajudicial killings
• The Understanding Nigeria series
• The Economist and Cbns ToothPick Alert
• Digital disruption destroying, creating industries
• Era of mobile mentor is here
• Buzz social media diary
• I earn $50 per tweet, says ex-govs daughter
• Pipeline explosion: Govt, NOSDRA workers identified among victims
• Speeding truck kills couple, son in Anambra
• Soyinka clocks 81
• JUSUN to sue more states over judiciary autonomy
• Police warn cult members, urge vigilance during Ramadan
• US trip: Govs, Amaechi, Bakare may make Presidents team
• Peterside accuses Wike of dishonesty
• Umahi visits Obasanjo, says pay cut cant ensure growth
• Military roadblocks return to FCT
• Dickson responds to NBAs query on court attack
• Count us out of police takeover of Rivers councils APC
• 1.4million chickens lost to bird flu, says NVRI boss
• UN to build 500 houses for Adamawa IDPs
• SAN title: Banire stops congratulatory adverts
• Ambode promises development for Epe
• OAU shut over workers protest
• ECA ranks Nigeria, others best in road safety plan
• Experts proffer tech solutions to power outages
• Nigerias digital economyll grow with IoT Buitelaar
• Ericsson gets Total Telecom for Africa recognition
• MTN, industry leaders support technology conference
• The brain's outer surface tied to genetic heritage
• Things to know about zero-calorie sweeteners
• Reasons why you are always tired
• See Abuja and die
• Public restrooms have health risks, watch out!
• N3.2bn debt: Court decides bank's case against Zamfara
• LCCI asks court to stop lottery levies on members
• Challenges of access to justice in Nigeria
• EFCC seeks conclusion of Kogi ex-lawmakers' money laundering trial
• Congolese forfeits undeclared $511, 225 to FG
• FCT to build juvenile detention facility
• Djokovic shatters Federer's dream, wins Wimbledon
• I'm the best replacement for Gyan ' Emenike
• City agree Sterling fee
• DStv league: Police, FCT Rocks relegated
• Sharks win away, Shooting hit Giwa
• Gerrard makes Galaxy debut
• Ogunkoya, Alli want more sponsorship in sports
• Minimah commissions boxing hostel
• Falconets maul Liberia 7-1
• Blanc confirms PSG interest in Di Maria
• Winners emerge in Koffi U-15 Taekwondo Championship
• Casillas 'seduced' by Porto

THE SUN

• Empty treasury: Who should Nigerians believe
• I've not negotiated my mandate 'Alex Otti
• Ekweremadu Vs APC: Has the 'rat' killing started
• Why we voted against Gbajabiamila 'Abonta, House of Rep member
• Political office holders' pay cut, not panacea to Nigeria's problems 'Umahi
• NSC halts Oliseh's unveiling
• AfroBasket 2015: New D' Tigers coach arrives Nigeria Wednesday
• Falconets disgrace Liberia 7-1 in Monrovia
• Amuneke drags Eaglets to classroom
• Zenith Bank bags 3 BSI certifications
• Power: Liberalise electricity meter market now, manufacturers tell NERC
• International Financial Institutions earmark $400bn for SDGs
• Finance, bane of Nigeria's auto industry ' Gladwin, Mandilas Motors GM
• Kidnapped victim killed after abductors collected N2m
• Boko Haram: Ekweremadu urges support for Buhari
• Osun'll bounce back 'Kazeem Adio, former SSG
• Crisis rocks MOSOP leadership, 4 officers suspended
• Peterside lambastes Rivers govt
• New APGA: Odyssey of faith and divineness
• APC'll recapture Ekiti in 2018 'ex-Speaker
• APC urges FG to probe past NLNG payments
• We've no hand in police takeover of Rivers LG secretariats 'APC
• Thoughts on ending Boko Haram's war without end
• Issues miscellaneous
• Return of armed robbers on our highways
• A philosophy of peace in terror-torn Nigeria
• Presidential bailout for states
• Matters arising on bailout for states
• Rexx moves up with Sistahs
• ACC signs MOU with NAFDAC
• I always have fun in Atlanta, Georgia 'Deji Awobutu, FCA

THISDAY

• Omotowa: Guaranteed Supply Gives NLNG Profitability Edge
• Aspartame, Revisiting the Growing Concern for Human Health
• DEATH AND THE POWER SECTOR
• Skye Bank Donates Bus, Computers to Ile-Oluji Polytechnic
• EY Seeks to Develop West Africa's Entrepreneurs
• No Congratulatory Advert for Me Now, Says Banire
• Officials of Bayelsa Govt, Agip, NOSDRA, Soldier Identified as Victims of Agip Pipelines Explosion
• Ondo Govt Cautions FG against Retrenchment of Health Workers
• FAAN: Akanu Ibiam Airport's Intl Terminal to Be Completed in Eight Months
• FG Committed to Alleviating the Sufferings of IDPS, Says NEMA
• APC Leaders Urged to Close Ranks with President
• Ex-Speaker Bamisile: APC will Recapture Ekiti in 2018
• Fraud: PDP Accuses APC Leaders of Stalling EFCC's Attempt to Arrest Fayemi
• NLNG Funds: APC Lying to Nigerians, Says PDP
• APC Demands Probe of Past NLNG Payments To FG
• Trumping Donald Trump
• Peterside Vows to Challenge Wike's Policies
• Group Urges Thorough Probe of Forgery of Senate Rules
• Federal Cabinet Delay: Nigerian Stock Market Loses N823 Billion
• Financing Gap for Small Businesses Hits N9.6trn
• PENGASSAN Accuses Agip of Flouting Court Order on Gas Plant
• Ayade, Okowa Inaugurate Fynefield's N3bn Oil Depot in Calabar
• NUC Sets Up Committee to Accredit CIS Programme
• Visa Unveils Emerging Transaction Technology Innovations
• Beyond Brief Reliefs and Symbolic Cuts
• PDP Laments Absence of Policy Thrust in Buhari Administration
• Oliseh to be Unveiled as Eagles Coach on Wednesday
• Mourinho Blocks Mikel's Exit from Chelsea
• Ogunkoya, Alli Urge Corporate Nigeria, Others to Emulate Kuku
• Djokovic Defeats Federer to Win Third Wimbledon Title
• Enyimba's Unbeaten Run Ends in Warri, Sharks Bare Fangs in Ilorin
• Ajani's Brace Helps Shooting Whip Giwa 3-0
• Heartland's Continental Quest on Course, Sinks Dolphins
• Rangers Dump Lobi Stars in Second Half Class Act
• Abia Warriors' Impressive Form Continues with Win over FC Taraba
• Schweinsteiger Confirms Man Utd Switch
• Fenerbahce Confirms Van Persie Arrival
• C'est fini', Says Tearful Casillas as He Quits Real
• NLNG: Due Process Not Politics Oversaw $1.6bn Tax Remittance
• Boko Haram: Shettima Insists on Amnesty as Church Escapes Bombing in Jos
• Nigeria Spent N813bn on Sugar, Wheat, Others in 2013
• Police Raise the Alarm on Increased Cult Groups in Lagos
• Reports Propose N11.60bn to Unlock Apapa Gridlocks
• NCC: Nigeria Now Has 146 Million Active Phone Lines
• Elumelu Foundation Organises Bootcamp for 1,000 Emerging African Entreprenuers
• Subscribers Praise Glo's Free Minute Call Offer
• CBN: No Economy Survives by Forex Allocation for Importation
• Sterling Bank Finances N50m Tractor Purchases
• EY Seeks to Develop West Africa's Entrepreneurs
• EY Seeks to Develop West Africa's Entrepreneurs
• 15 Stockbroking Houses Risk Losing Licences
• Most Parts of North-east Remain Susceptible to Boko Haram Attacks, Says Lawmaker
• Group Faults EFCC's Action against Oronsaye
• Ondo: Residents Besiege Data Centre for Registration
• Amosun Extols Soyinka at 81
• Saraki Deplores Saudi Arabia's Visa Policy
• Oshiomhole Advocates Stiffer Penalties against Rape, Child Abuse
• Engineers are Nation Builders, Says Okoigun
• SERAP Urges Buhari to Probe Alleged Corruption in N'Delta Amnesty Programme

GUARDIAN

• Students celebrate POSSA Day, give awards
• CeBIHurges compliance with BVN's new deadline
• Naira crisis: Official, parallel markets' forex rates widen
• Risk managers, CIBN partner on certification
• Pope Francis visits slum on final day of South America tour
• Tsipras tells US Treasury Secretary deal must 'respect' Greeks
• Adesina pledges to inform Nigerians of govt's activities
• Girl with hole-in-heart needs help
• Rivers police warn against protest
• Delta police arrest nine suspected cult members
• Oil workers accuse Agip of defying court order
• Persons with disabilities seek renewed fight against counterfeiting
• Why past NLNG payments to FG should be probed, by APC
• Lagos City Chorale wins three gold medals in Germany
• Women campaign for community up-bringing for children
• White man turns black after receiving liver transplant from African-American donor
• Journalists, PMAN, others 'kick against crime
• Boxers finally get home 21 years after
• Tennis: Paes, Hingis win Wimbledon mixed doubles
• Falconets beat Liberia 7-1 in Monrovia
• Roadmap for safe road transportation
• ODDITY REPORT
• Carter got it wrong on Jesus and gays
• Reflections on being Black
• A Bonfire of the celebrities
• Wave of suspicion, intolerance and derision
• To Achebe, a plea from America
• The agony of monogamy

THE NATION

• Asisat Oshoala scores in Liverpool win over Arsenal
• OKOCHA LOBBIES TO ASSIST OLISEH
• Goal scoring major headache of Dream Team- Amoo
• $4bn NLNG cash payments missing from govt account
• NNPC targets 20% petrol supply from local refineries
• Explosives found in Jos church
• Presidency denies rift between Buhari, Tinubu
• Southeast group asks Ekweremadu to resign
• Three kids survive as trailer crushes dad, wife, son
• President orders police to vacate Rivers local govts
• Battle to save naira, forex reserves intensifies
• Falana to Okonjo-Iweala: apologise for illegal ECA withdrawal
• Kuku to Buhari: appoint right man for Amnesty Office
• OAU declares indefinite mid-semester break
• Requirements and steps for electronic-filing of tax returns
• Insurgency takes toll on manufacturing
• Catholic Church group partners BoI on SMEs development
• CeBIH advocates prompt BVN enrolment by customers
• Poverty level rises to 72%, says NLC
• South Africa, Russia sign agreement
• Nigeria loses 40% of generated electricity to theft, says expert
• Africas insurance scheme expands
• Why domestic airlines are not doing well
• Consumer banking viable, says Citigroup
• A timely bailout
• Reconsider that decision
• Corruption bane of Nigerias embassies
• Governance postponed
• Ugwuanyi and Enugu judiciary workers strike
• El Rufai and LGAs: Just do it
• Hello homo
• National Assembly crisis: Bitter pill for APC
• Party is supreme, say former lawmakers
• Group calls for restructuring

LEADERSHIP

• I Never Said PDP Will Hold National Convention In August ' BOT Secretary
• el-Rufai, Others Hold Talks On Security
• Vietnamese Importers Swindle Nigerian Exporters Of Millions Of Naira
• EFCC: PDP, APC Trade Words Over Fayemi
• Rotary Receives $500,000 Grant To Boost Maternal, Child Health Services
• Kidnap Upsurge Unsettles Delta Community
• We Inherited 7,000 Abandoned Projects, N1tr Liabilities ' NDDC Board
• Buhari, Osinbajo And The Price For Exemplary Leadership
• Court Orders Seal-off Of 36 Houses In Asokoro
• Police Vacate Rivers Council Secretariats
• Nigeria's Crude Exports May Rise In August
• Cashless Charges Go Live Nationwide
• 14 State Govts Raise N550bn Debt In Five Years
• Court Stops $16bn EPZ Deep Seaport Project
• Lack Of Fund Hampers Waste Evacuation In Asaba
• Pensioners Urge Kogi Govt To Disengage Consultant
• LCCI Wants CBN To Review Foreign Exchange Policy
• Nigeria's Active Telecoms Subscribers Increase To 146m ' NCC
• Expert Calls For Political Will To Reform Housing Sector
• NACCIMA Urges Nigerians In Diaspora To Return Home To Invest
• NPFL Week 17: Enyimba, Giwa, Pillars Fall, Sunshine Go Top
• Eagles' Job: Erico Tips Oliseh For Success
• I'll Return To Ring On September 12 ' Mayweather Jnr
• Djokovic Downs Federer For 3rd Wembley Open Trophy
• FG Needs To Invest In School Sports Development- Golfer
• Golfer Tasks Government On School Sports Development
• Being Female In Nigeria
• Dogara: A Wrong Victim For Political Mischief
• The BoT Chairman APC Needs
• NDIC: Taking The Pulse Of The Nation's Economy
• Guard Against Return Of Ebola
• Ondo: Beyond Mimiko
• The Many Problems Of Nigeria's Health Sector
• Don't Expect Buhari To Fight Insurgency The Way Jonathan Did ' Al-Makura
• Securing Oil And Gas Installations Is Our Collective Responsibility

TRIBUNE

• APC shielding Fayemi from EFCC prosecution, PDP alleges
• Kogi not a failed state 'Wada
• ICPC to arraign Aminu, leader of Goodluck Support Group
• Police, South-South govs, security chiefs collaborate to curb militancy
• FG, UN collaborate to secure schools
• Edo PDP challenges EFCC, invites agency to state
• ITF kicks off 2 million annual jobs scheme for youths
• Subsidy on petrol, kerosene hits N4.5bn daily
• 2015 elections: PDP'll regain lost glory soon 'Oyedokun
• UPN disowns Okuwa, reconfirms Fasehun as national chairman
• OPC members plan to block NNPC depot
• Cut in salaries not solution to nation's economic problems 'Ebonyi gov
• We'll challenge Wike's illegal dissolutions in court 'Peterside
• 1,500 non-qualified teachers in Bauchi schools 'Govt
• Succession battle rages in NIPOST as boss retires soon
• APC plans ambush for Ekweremadu
• IGP orders withdrawal of police from Rivers LG secretariats
• FG must probe past NLNG payments 'APC
• Lesser hajj: Saraki decries Saudi's visa policy
• FG slashes import licenses to oil marketers from 43 to 29
• Salary: Osun government, workers meeting deadlocked, strike continues
• Revelation of rot under Jonathan shocking, says APC
• Gunmen kill 15 inside market in Rivers
• GSM, other subscribers increase to 146m in Nigeria -- NCC
• Bombs found inside church few hours before commencement of service
• Building collapses in Edo
• State legislators, oversight function and bailout
• Efforts at re-engineering PDP
• Why anti-graft war is far from being won
• The BVN deadline extension
• ISIS releases new video where hundreds of prisoners are killed
• Nobel winner Malala opens school for Syrian refugees
• The poor are sacrificed on 'the altar of money'' Pope
• Collectives Club, ITF train Sagamu youths on skill acquisition
• Ex-Rep hands over 36-bed hospital to EKSUTH
• Rivers community sues Shell over 55m compensation

DAILY TIMES

• Amosun Congratulates Soyinka as He Clocks 81
• OPC Threatens to Seize NNPC Depot over Unpaid Security Contract
• Atiku, Tinubu Battle for APC BoT Chair
• APC Seeks Probe of Taxes, NLNG Accounts
• Plateau: I Saw the Nylon Blinking and Knew It Was a Bomb ' Church Security Official
• Church Defuses Two Bombs in Plateau
• Breaking: Suicide Bomber Kills 25 Civilians Near US Base in Afghanistan
• Multiple Bomb Blasts Rock ECWA Church in Jos
• LCCI Seeks Review of Order on Forex for Imported Goods

DAILY TRUST

• Jonathan's centenary city is 'crime personified' ' PDP vice chair
• N4.2tr projects under threat nationwide
• On consolidated revenue account
• 2016 Governorship: Political activities resurrect in Edo
• APC BoT: Nkire declares interest to run for secretary
• 50% Pay Cut: Buhari leading by example ' Ex-Osun SSG
• PDP's defeat, a temporal setback ' Moro
• APC'll reclaim Ekiti in 2018 ' Ex-speaker
• Kogi guber poll: Group endorses Bello
• LP to Buhari: Don't ignore opposition parties in nation building
• Don't think of second term now, politicians told
• Kwara APC chieftains battle over Ahmed's cabinet
• PDP suffered defeat because it breached power shift pact ' Official
• (New) US-Cuba Dtente; Devil in the details
• CAC's diligence to discourage forgeries
• Before more obituaries
• Islamic Leadership Academy celebrates prize giving day
• Security man causes stir after refusing screening at mosque
• 15 students get Ladela scholarships
• Kwali students stab colleague to death over handkerchief
• Multilevel car park is thriving business in Lagos
• Kaduna needs new layouts - Surveyor
• Impunity and Abuja infrastructure challenge
• Dearth of skilled artisans in building sector worrisome
• Surveyors proffer solutions to construction disputes
• Nigeria's first mortgage, real estate academy births
• Wrothams Windsor, Select Property Group provide hostels
• Hqtrs transfer: ITF evacuates Abuja office
• Naira sliding to 250 a dollar
• Pains, gains of CBN's forex restriction on imports
• NSE Pension Index will provide investors additional tool
• 15 dealing members to face disciplinary committee
• NSE to delist companies over status
• Investors lose N84.9bn in 12 banking shares in a week
• Lafarge Africa Plc: Need to deliver value to stakeholders
• Renault begins assembly of Duster in Nigeria
• Afrigem, Geometric to commission 141mw Aba power November
• 100 textile factories close shop in 15 years 'Union
• Sharks compound Kwara woes, Sunshine maintain lead
• Enyimba players appeal to Abia government over arrears
• El-Rufai approves N24m for Kaduna United arrears
• Oyedeji Foundation to launch 'stay in school initiative

NATIONAL MIRROR

• Local content: Nigerian firm loses N90bn
• APC urges Buhari to probe missing $6.9bn NLGN fund
• Lawyers charge EFCC on diligent prosecution of corruption cases
• Chamber of Commerce wants CBN to review foreign exchange policy
• Saraki flays Saudi's visa policy for hajj
• Explosion rocks ECWA in Jos
• Food crisis looms in Abuja over drought
• Nigeria's road safety rated high in Africa
• At last, Ogoniland remembered
• Capital Market: SEC reclassification deadline spurs operators to achieve recapitalisation target
• NLNG's dividends save states from fiscal crisis
• Battle against terrorism moves to social media
• Airtel unveils unliminet data bundle
• Samsung invests $12bn in R&D, employs 6,000 PhD holders
• What business leaders should know about Cloud Computing
• Owolabi Kapo: The jewellery merchant
• The Nigerian Ports Authority: Past, Present, Future
• Hyundai unveils stylish Creta
• Zenith Bank bags triple ISO certification