Today's Newspaper Headlines : Monday, July 27, 2015

Good morning and welcome to the news headlines. Below are the news headlines from various national newspapers across the country. Do have a nice day as you read.

PUNCH

• N10tn required to support MSMEs 'CBN
• AGF advises workers on resource management
• UK commercial property demand rises as supply falls
• Cornerstone Insurance grows profit by 20%
• Strong regulatory framework critical for growth 'Onyema
• Sterling Bank to connect customers to BVN
• Nigeria's debt now N12.12tn 'DMO
• Government not enforcing town planning rules ' Falade
• NPF Microfinance Bank seeks N3bn capital
• Home Lottery unveils second house winner
• Turning Facebook fans to paying customers
• How to start a cleaning business (3)
• PenOp to enrol 70 million new contributors
• Japan, Australia lead Asia Pacific property investment
• Online forex trading: Recovering during drawdown
• Nigerians optimistic about economy 'Report
• Senate rule forgery: Buhari won't stop trial of suspects ' Presidency
• In education, a widening divide
• Greece and Nigeria: A tale of two bailouts (1)
• Looking back, looking forward
• Bad governance: Whos to blame
• Where have the parents gone
• A double whammy of fuel import subsidies
• New jobs from social media
• Trends that will define the future of games (1)
• When Abati got cold reception
• Buzz social media diary
• Ladipo traders head for court over demolition
• Discipline, key to better life ' Profs
• Rains won't stop ongoing road projects completion ' Wike
• LASPEC gets new DG
• Panel probing Aregbesola summons judge to appear on Tuesday
• Group wants Amosun to expedite action on LCDAs
• Dogara must cut ties with PDP APC group
• DSS probe of Rivers REC in order APC
• No governor got bailout for workers salaries Oshiomhole
• Osun, one of best states in Nigeria, says Aregbesola
• PDP condemns Ambodes N39bn loan
• Ex-NHIS boss denies allegations of fraud
• Ondo gov inaugurates N4bn water project
• INEC commissioner, Salau, dies
• Troops kill 20 terrorists in Borno
• UTME crisis: JAMB defends UNILAG
• Oyo begins payment of workers salary arrears
• Committee calls for reform in Lagos LGAs
• Stakeholders accuse telcos of underutilising $600bn 3G spectrum
• Schneider Electric, Cisco collaborate to build system networks
• Huawei records 69% revenue growth
• CWG, Infosys extend Finacle banking to African countries
• CWG, Infosys extend Finacle banking to African countries
• Ericsson, Softbank collaborate on 5G trials in Tokyo
• E-PPAN, CBN get Anambras backing on e-govt summit
• Overeating caused by a hormone deficiency in brain
• Eat well, avoid liver damage from hepatitis
• I'm so happy I could die right now!
• Home management of hepatitis
• Casual sex, shared toothbrush can give you hepatitis B
• Award of SAN rank still generates controversies
• Lawyer asks Ambode to dissolve Judicial Service Commission
• Ibra welcomes Di Maria
• Sharapova, Dimitrov break up
• Eagles won't underrate Djibouti 'Oliseh
• Tennis: Team Tombim beat Anambra 6-1
• Hadison wins Cargolux squash
• Dolphins used to beating giants ' Aboderin
• Walcott seals Emirates Cup success
• Van Gaal delighted by Barca win
• Rivals trying to buy title ' Mourinho
• Falconets eliminate Liberia 14-1
• Dolphins emerge national champions unbeaten
• Bolt back to winning ways
• Algeria first to qualify for Senegal

THISDAY

• Ex-NHIS Boss Attributes Corruption Allegations to Fifth Columnists
• Bargain Hunters Lift Stock Market by N29 Billion
• Banks Increase Provisioning for Bad Loans in First Half Results
• JV Funding: PENGASSAN Tasks FG on Payment of Cash Call Arrears
• CPS: PenCom Vows to Raise Number of Contributors to 20 Million By 2019
• IT Experts Task FG to Maximise Big Data for National Development
• FG Urged to Reduce Cost of Governance
• Ship Owner Seeks Redress over Detention of Vessel
• Unity Bank Repositions as MD Resigns
• Tough Operating Environment Depresses Companies Profits
• Saleh Belonged to Class of Special Nigerian, Says PDP BoT Chair
• African Lawyers Begin Anti-corruption Campaign from Nigeria
• Security Agents Enforce Okada Ban in Ondo Capital
• Fire from Fuel
• Oil Thieves and The Judiciary
• FG Urged to Go After Sponsors of Boko Haram
• Police Arrest Passenger for Smoking on Board Lagos-bound Flight
• Garland for Nebo
• Ecobank Emerges Best Corporate Bank
• Navy Hands over Suspected Oil Thieves to NSCDC in A'Ibom
• Jigawa State Governor Launches Revolving Goat-loan Scheme
• Buhari Meets APC's Reps Monday
• False Alarm By Corrupt Civil Servants Hindering CCT Prosecution
• Police Renew Operation to Sanitise Lagos, Arrest 16 Suspects
• You Have Nothing to Fear, Buhari Assures Journalists
• African Lawyers Begin Anti-Corruption Campaign' from Nigeria
• AD Urges Buhari to Restore True Federalism
• NULGE Suspends Strike in Kwara
• GOC: Insurgency will Soon End
• Insecurity: Gaidam Claims No Yobe LGA Under Boko Haram Control
• Buhari and The War Against Corruption
• The Bombings Continue
• Buhari, a Product of God and the US
• Gbajabiamila's Supporters Remain Adamant, Insist on Party Supremacy
• APC Asks Rivers Tribunal to Disqualify Self, Alleging Bias
• PDP Asks Appeal Court President to Disband Rivers Election Tribunal
• Forex Demand to Drop as Refineries Begin Operations
• Police: Investigation into Forgery of Senate Rules Inconclusive
• NERC Waits on Buhari to End Geometric's Lease Dispute
• Report of FG's N70bn Bailout Fund for Delta False, Says Okowa
• Rotary Commits N2.5bn to Project Devt in Nigeria
• FCTA: Abuja Rail Project is Now 67% Completed
• Edo Community Objects to BUA's Operations in Okpella
• FERMA Boss: Introduction of 5% Road User Tax Not Politically Expedient Now
• APC, Buhari Plan to Run Discriminatory Govt, Says PDP
• Police Renew Operations to Sanitise Lagos, Arrest 16 Suspects
• Onaiyekan: Our Stand against Homosexuality is Irrevocable
• UniLorin Working to Develop Ebola Vaccine, Says VC
• JAMB Backs UNILAG on New Cut-off Point amid Protest
• Buhari, Atiku, Ahmed, Others Congratulate Odusile, New NUJ President
• Impeachment Petition: Osun Assembly Panel to Summon Oloyede Tuesday
• Rights Group Commends Police for Halting Meeting of MEND
• Ekweremadu: Fall in Oil Price, Opportunity to Explore Other Mineral Resources
• AD Urges Buhari to Restore True Federalism
• ASUU Kicks as JAMB Clarifies Position on Candidates' Redistribution
• NAIRA AND ITS FREE FALL
• MTN Nigeria's CMO Wins Ph.D Fellowship Award
• Fuel Subsidies Should Go!
• Oliseh: Eagles Will Not Underrate Any Team
• Dolphins Beat Elephant Girls to Win Zenith Basketball Final
• Team Nigeria Athletes Fail to Fly at Warri Relays
• Haniel Wins 11th Cargolux Squash Tournament

THE SUN

• Buhari's anti-corruption war in perspective
• Emulate Wike, party chieftain charges governor's aides
• Use bailout funds to pay salaries, group tells state govs
• No bailout for states yet ' Oshiomhole
• Buhari, APC Reps meet today
• FG to reduce fuel imports as Warri, Kaduna refineries begin production
• Nigerians in diaspora to pay 30 for BVN registration 'NIBSS
• JV funding: Oil, gas workers tackle govt over cash call arrears
• Nigeria's gas reserves rises to 188trn scf
• Keshi demands N1b compensation from NFF
• Walcott fires Arsenal to Emirates Cup
• Moses inspires Chelsea to win PSG
• Dolphins dethrones First Bank
• Why Heritage Bank'll list on stock market 'Sekibo, CEO
• CBN rules out further devaluation of Naira
• Nigeria's oil workers risk job loss over Iran's return to crude market
• H1: Huawei grosses over $7bn income
• Rumble in President's home state
• How pipeline vandals trouble Arepo community
• Buhari congratulates Odusile, calls for cooperation from media
• Dogara, PDP plan to truncate Buhari's agenda, says APC Loyalists Group
• Child bomber hits Damaturu
• Buhari to US War College Class of 1980: 'God made me, but the U.S. made me
• Oil workers accuse naval officer of brutality in Aba
• Why we banned okada operations in Akure -Ondo govt
• 8 pupils, pregnant woman drown in A'Ibom
• Funds generated by NAFDAC invested in agency's infrastructure 'Orhii
• Re: Obasanjo, Jonathan and Niger Delta
• Nigeria's thievish ex-ministers
• Ogbonnaya Onu: Awaiting the reward of perseverance
• Ikpeazu's salesmen and the Abia tragedy
• In defence of Radio Biafra (1)
• The ban on 133 oil vessels
• Ebenezer Obey drums up supports for Buhari
• I don't read books, I only read newspapers 'Solomon Okoh, Comedian (a.k.a. Bowjoint)
• Bill Cosby Playboy sexual assault case to go ahead

GUARDIAN

• Between Lincoln and Buhari: Lessons for the youths (2)
• Meet the world's first 'test-tube baby
• How beetroot juice boosts exercise capacity
• Sam Achilefu: Kudos For The Inventor
• Asian markets, Shanghai Comp record mixed trading fortunes
• Diamond Bank grows revenue by six per cent in six months
• Wall Street falls for third day as earnings slide
• Zenith Bank, Union Diagnostic, others lift NSE's volume by N23.4b
• How to revamp Nigeria's moribund ceramic industry, by Oaikhinan
• NIBSS clarifies issues on Diasporans' BVN project
• LCCI tasks CBN on economic stimulation strategy
• Union Bank posts N10.1b profit in six months
• NYSC introduces self-deployment scheme, bars expectant women, nursing mothers
• Hisbah arrests 20 for alleged misconduct during Sallah
• Group urges Buhari not to dump conference report
• Amosun, Daniel congratulate new NUJ chairman
• IG reiterates anti-cult war
• NCDMB charges local content operators on standards
• No state has got federal lifeline, says Oshiomhole
• Imo CJ frees six inmates of Owerri Prisons
• Eight pupils drown in Akwa Ibom flood
• Adeboye 0pens prayer mountain in Ifewara
• Ondo bans commercial motorcyclists
• Ahmed congratulates, Odusile, other new NUJ officials
• Private school owners disregard Kano govt order on resumption date
• Ogun SUBEB monitors unified exam
• Imo State workers begin five-day warning strike today
• Abia refutes Otti's claim of failed assassination bid
• Obama begins Ethiopia, African Union visit
• At least 19 killed in suicide attack in north Cameroon
• Ant-man' tops North American box office
• Delta denies receiving N70 billion bailout fund, dissolving DESOPADEC
• Three more die, 112 hospitalised, in Plateau chlorine cylinder blast
• Community leader alleges contractor altered plan, sold part of approved land
• Boko Haram prisoners' transfer ignored safety of community
• Ebonyi gov's bid to stop protest stirs controversy, Obiano in shuttle diplomacy
• Prison in Ezinifite, not Ekwulobia, says monarch
• Nigeria is a better nation with Ndigbo, says Gowon
• N'Assembly crises, exchange rate subsidy, others are danger signs for 'change', says Adamolekun
• Why Rivers elections tribunal should be disbanded, by PDP
• Ex NHIS boss absolves self of alleged complicity in land deal
• Emenike poses big dilemma for Oliseh
• Govt needs to make corporate bodies fund rugby, other sports
• Abia Comets' Promise records fastest goal as actions resume in NNL
• Sacked Keshi demands N1b from NFF
• Walcott seals Emirates Cup success for Arsenal
• U-20 World Cup: Falconets 'destroy' Liberia again to advance 14-1
• NFF unveils plan to train 20 referees in England
• Study supports Lagos' bid to acquire abandoned properties
• AFDB backs AIIB, approves $243m for road project in Southern Africa
• QMB battles Lagos, NTDA over planned takeover of Lekki land
• Developer to boost retail sector, unveils 'The Shoppes Mall' in Lekki
• Ondo renews commitment to deliver 'The Dome' project
• NBCC canvasses legal framework for affordable homes
• Global firm reaffirms steady growth in Dubai's real estate market
• Stakeholders want urgent measure to end building collapse
• 3Invest 2015 Real Estate Unite conference
• Surveyors seek higher role in national development, hold 50th AGM
• The oil sector as scapegoat
• The poet in President Buhari
• El-Rufai and the template for change
• On governance and Nigeria's oil industry
• Where is the lesson of June 12

VANGUARD

• APC, PDP fight over Buhari's policies
• Baale, son, 9 others arrested over Lagos hotelier's death
• Alleged forgery of Senate Rules: Controversy as Police seek political solution
• Pneumonia kills 195,000 Nigerian children annually
• How far can Buhari go, managing a tough economy
• No room for incompetent contractors ' Okowa
• Oyo workers to be paid this week ' NLC
• 15 killed, 47 injured in fresh Damaturu market blast
• Time To Rethink Subsidy
• How Tinubu lured five govs out of PDP ' Tony Momoh
• Controversy trails N1.3bn BVN fee for BDC transactions
• Nigerian economy needs thriving retail businesses ' Amuka, Wigwe
• Real estate, ICT, fastest growing sectors in Nigeria ' UN
• Why Nigeria's economy is in the hands of foreigners ' Dada, US-based entrepreneur
• Warning to FG, states on Iran's nuclear deal (1)
• Why Diaspora customers have to pay for BVN enrolment ' NIBSS
• Vocation and technical education: A key to improving Nigeria's development (2)
• Courteville nets N250.6m half-year pre-tax profit
• FG urged to grant 10-yr tax holiday to start-up companies
• eTranzact records N407m PAT, pledges sustained profitability
• No age limit for accessing micro finance loans
• Requirements and Steps for Electronic-Filing of Tax Returns
• Finance experts laud FG over World Bank's $2.1bn pledge
• MPC decision aggravates policy uncertainty ' Khan
• NMRC: How mortgage refinancing works
• Sylva and Bayelsa politics
• The petrol workers strike question
• Toshiba scandal shows Japan Inc.'s governance flaws
• All-Nigeria Championships: Greene expects standard performances
• W/Cup without Eagles unthinkable ' NFF
• Ujah hits goal 8th for Bremen
• Swaziland eager to upset Nigeria
• Two-goal Hulk buries World Cup draw controversy
• Keshi demands N1b compensation from NFF
• Walcott close to signing new Arsenal deal
• Rio 2016 qualifiers: Ikpeba backs Siasia to outsmart Le'Roy
• Breaking news: Big Brother Africa 2015 cancelled
• Snoop Dogg arrested by Swedish police on suspicion of illegal drugs use
• After US trip, back to pressing matters
• The challenge of BJ Foundation
• Double whammy of fuel import subsidies
• Buhari's futile visit to Obama
• No Condition is Permanent: 8 Quotes From Reuben Abati's 'The Phones No Longer Ring
• #ChildNotBride Campaign Paying off as NHRC Stops a Child Marriage in Abuja
• The Ultimate Football Challenge hits Lagos, Don't Miss the Opportunity!
• US President Barack Obama Pleads For Gay Rights In Africa
• Ministers Won't Award Contracts Again, Says President Buhari
• Fire Razes Church, Market In Badagry, Lagos
• Meet 16-year-old Who Owns a Fashion Label and How You Too Can Start Yours
• Ministers Won't Award Contracts Again, Says President Buhari
• Fire Razes Church, Market In Badagry, Lagos
• Meet 16-year-old Who Owns a Fashion Label and How You Too Can Start Yours
• UniIorin working to develop Ebola vaccine, says VC
• Scientists fault WHO case definition on Ebola
• Pharmacists' Council, GSK confront counterfeiting
• Scientists heal broken bones with cannabis
• Resuscitate identified hydropower projects ' Dr. Oke

DAILY TIMES

• PDP Queries FG over $2.1b World Bank Loan
• Female suicide bombers kill 34 in Yobe, Cameroun
• Oil Spill: Fishermen Urge FG to Punish Defaulting Oil Companies
• Desertification, Drought Contribute to Rural-Urban Drift -- Director
• IAAF Presidency Returns to Europe
• CSO Lauds NAFDAC on Transparency
• Yobe Attack: Police Confirm 15 Dead, 47 Injured
• Commandant Lauds Buhari for Appointing Muhammad as NSCDC Boss
• Breaking News: Strong Earthquake Hits Indonesia
• Female Suicide Bomber Kills 20, Injured Dozens in Cameroon
• Osun State ' a Sinking Ship' By Segun Akinwusi
• Editorial: Checking pipeline vandalism

LEADERSHIP

• Block All Revenue Leakages, Balarabe Musa Tells el-Rufai
• PDP Providing Opposition With Convoluted, Hollow Statements ' APC
• PMB Moves To Resolve NASS Rift
• Plateau: Gov Lalong Clears Salaries, Pension Arrears ' Official
• PMB Right On Negotiation With Boko Haram ' General Dikko
• Boko Haram Activities Will End Soon ' GOC
• Rivers: Wike Cries Out Over Plot To Stop Amaechi's Probe
• Financial Crunch: No Bailout For States Yet ' Oshiomhole
• As Robotic Surgery Shows Promise For Cancer Treatment
• NAFDAC Is A Success Story ' Orhii
• NIMASA's Revenue Collections Hit $1.34bn In 5 Years
• As Fola Daniel Exits NAICOM Stakeholders Praise His Tenure
• Why Diaspora Customers Pay For BVN Registration
• Sterling Deploys Solutions To Upload BVN From Other Banks
• Stock Market Gains 0.14% Amidst Sell-offs
• Nigeria's Insurance Market Enlarges With Foreign Investors
• Delta Commissioner Decries Withdrawal Of World Bank's Financial Aid
• Nigeria Needs Security Records For Economic Growth -Rima
• 3000 Delegates To Attend First Insurance Industry Mega Conference
• Oil Spill: Fishermen Urge FG To Punish Defaulting Oil Companies
• NPFL: Warri Wolves Dismantle El Kanemi 5-0
• Rufai To Grace Maiden Orphanage Tournament
• Ndanusa, FEPSGA Rain Accolades On Ex-NSCDC Boss
• NCC Tennis League: Tombim Beat Anambra 6-1
• Coach Urges Sunshine Queens' Players To Keep Momentum
• IAAF Presidency Returns To Europe
• My Biggest Achievements Is Leaving An IAAF Financially Buoyant Says Diack
• Falconets Whip Liberia Again To Advance 14-1 In FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Qualifiers
• Towards Attaining The Promised Change: Suggestion For Mr President
• Multinationals And The Rest Of Us
• Jonathanian Era: An Era Of Rampant Corruption
• Probing Corruption: Are We Distracting Ourselves From The Real Issues
• God Made Me But The U.S. Made Me 'Buhari
• Appreciating Orhii's Courage in Governance

TRIBUNE

• Our stand against homosexuality irrevocable 'Onaiyekan
• Falola to deliver OOU lecture Thursday
• I'll uphold press freedom 'Buhari
• President has hit the ground running 'Ajasin
• Professor Salau, INEC National Commisioner, is dead
• Buhari orders probe into gas explosion in Plateau
• My administration'll remain focused 'Aregbesola
• Buhari made Nigerians proud in US 'Oba Akinruntan
• Boko Haram: We're winning the war 'Muazu
• Nigerian troops kill terrorists on Dikwa-Maiduguri Road
• I never said 5 Yobe lgs were still controlled by Boko Haram 'Gaidam
• JAMB policy: Call Ojerinde to order, ASUU tells Buhari
• Why we are removing roadblocks 'IGP
• Kwara APC cautions EFCC on Saraki's wife invitation
• Lagos PDP wants Ambode to stay action on N39.4bn W/Bank loan
• How Senate Rule Book was altered 'Investigation
• Gbajabiamila group accuses Dogara of unholy alliance with PDP 'It's a lie 'PDP caucus
• Buhari meets APC Reps today
• Why I am keeping quiet 'Jonathan
• CBN may hands-off provision of forex to BDC operators 'Emefiele
• FG, states LGs share N518bn June allocations
• Cut-off marks: JAMB redistributes candidates to other varsities
• University of Ilorin working on Ebola vaccine, says vice chancellor
• Police confirm 15 killed, 47 injured in Yobe suicide attack
• Kogi 2015: The uncertainties in PDP, APC
• The illogic of el-Rufai's 'kill nnpc or nnpc will kill Nigeria
• Why Buhari should be grateful to PDP 'Yakassai
• Death during deliverance
• No problem with gays, but keep it to yourself, Kenyans tell Obama
• National unity, human rights key to Kenya's success, Obama says
• Obama makes history as first US president to visit Ethiopia, AU headquarters
• Tour de France: Police fire at car in Paris square ahead of race
• I didn't send or get classified emails on private account, Clinton says
• Israeli police clash with Palestinians at Jerusalem mosque
• UK's deputy speaker resigns, faces police probe after being filmed snorting cocaine
• Emir proffers solution to farmers/herdsmen clashes
• Deji solicits reconstruction of roads in Akure
• Bwari market chairman decries lack of toilet, water
• Evboligun community clamours for good roads
• Nigerians living abroad to pay 30 for BVN services
• MPC attributes 5.6% rise in reserves to leakages blockage
• eTranzact grows revenue to N7.1bn partnering with banks
• Claims payment: Owing underwriters to be sanctioned by Oct 1 'NAICOM
• Expert stresses importance of motor insurance
• Sovereign Trust Insurance becomes Yudala's insurer
• Half year performance: FMCG companies record profit downturn
• Investors trade 1.8bn shares with N23.4bn in four days
• Diamond Bank grows gross revenue by 6%
• CBN and the battle to save naira
• eTranzact grows revenue to N7.1bn partnering with banks
• Claims payment: Owing underwriters to be sanctioned by Oct 1 'NAICOM
• Expert stresses importance of motor insurance
• Sovereign Trust Insurance becomes Yudala's insurer
• Half year performance: FMCG companies record profit downturn
• Investors trade 1.8bn shares with N23.4bn in four days
• Diamond Bank grows gross revenue by 6%
• CBN and the battle to save naira
• The dilemma of forex speculators

THE NATION

• Emenike's new status gives Oliseh headache
• Harmony Ikande regrets Champions League ouster
• Keshi claims N1billion compensation from NFF
• Akinwunmi: South -West forum for co-operation, not competition
• Oboabona: I will be thrilled if Eagles make 2017 AFCON
• Ujah hits goal No. 8 for Bremen
• Moses scores as Chelsea beat PSG
• Ighalo wants Nigerians to be patient with Oliseh
• Warri Wolves to tackle El Kanemi without Etebo, Liadi
• Ocheayi hopeful of positive result in Warri
• N300b CBN workers' pay bailout for 27 states ready
• Presidency, Boko Haram begin talks
• SANs: prosecute Senate rules forgery suspects
• 19 dead, 47 injured in suicide attack
• Troops kill terrorists on Dikwa-Maiduguri road
• 5m Alamieyeseigha looted fund given to Bayelsa govt
• 5m Alamieyeseigha looted fund given to Bayelsa govt
• House crisis: Buhari meets APC lawmakers ahead of resumption
• Between importing poverty and exporting jobs
• Kwara PDP: we 're behind ordeal of Saraki's wife
• 6,000 South Africa jobs at risk in proposed restructuring, says Lonmin
• Diamond Bank grosses N103b in six months
• U.S. plans investor roadshow for Africa to boost investment
• Second half of 2015 begins on shaky note
• WEMPCO chief roots for steel tariff hike
• Nigeria CFO Awards honours finance experts
• Kganyago boosts rates as South African inflation threat mounts
• BA stops flights to Uganda airport
• Land Rover unveils Celebration Edition Defenders
• London Stock Exchange in talks to operate Plato venue
• America's gesture
• $2.1bn World Bank loan
• Fuel marketers' bazaar
• Positive terrorism
• What next for Seyi Makinde
• Who succeeds Oshiomhole
• Rivers State is back in the grip of cultists