Today's Newspaper Headlines : Thursday, July 16, 2015

Find below the news headlines from leading national newspapers across the nation. Have a nice day as you prepare for the festives.....

PUNCH

• Clarify NLNG payments
• Review B'Haram strategies
• FG's prodigal act
• Kogi salary situation
• Stop Ogun demolition
• Ensure prudent use of funds
• Unite against Boko Haram
• EFCC nabs alleged impostor
• Houseboy bags death sentence for killing Ogun magistrate
• Cultists kill Alfa for refusing to buy hemp
• Gunmen waylay, hack ex-TASUED student to death
• Lagos council provides 75 with training
• Our policiesll boost economic ties with neighbouring countries Ambode
• George Bush falls, breaks neck bone
• Redeemed Church curses BHaram, says insurgencyll end 2015
• Mother stabs seven-year-old for defiling sister, neigbours daughter
• Landlords storm police command, report suspected homosexual rapist
• PENGASSAN faults el-Rufai on NNPC disbandment
• Nigerian oil faces fresh trouble over Iran deal
• LafargeHolcim to save '1.4bn in costs
• Oando, Transcorp, 38 others push NSE index lower
• Expert calls for investment in modular power plants
• Capital Bancorp set to enlighten investors
• Naira drops to 242.5 against dollar
• Enforce local content law to protect foreign reserves
• Accugas, FBN Capital in gas-to-power development project
• Stakeholders seek competitive electricity market
• Oil reserves stagnant due to poor funding ' ExxonMobil
• Lion's Head, United Capital to manage ALCB fund
• Fading interest in maritime worries stakeholders
• Capital market awaits govt policy direction
• CBN has no option but to devalue naira ' S&P
• Rep sues FG over N713.7bn bailout to states
• I chose Yar'Adua because others were corrupt 'Obasanjo
• Six die in Kwara waiting for salary arrears
• NASU asks OAU to pay 64-month hazard allowance
• DSS arrests three pastors, woman for trafficking 36 children
• PDP refutes APC's N2.5bn REC bribery claim
• Report on Ekweremadu out next week 'Police
• 72-year-old activist, mechanic arraigned for kidnapping judge
• Suspected assassins kill OAU lecturer
• Why Buhari needs Saraki and Dagora
• Obama, Buhari and African policy dilemmas
• Landlords storm police command, report suspected homosexual rapist
• Loan losses to affect banks' half-year profits
• Power firms get July 24 deadline to pay debts
• Towards combating copyright piracy
• Youth ministry's Junior Professional Officers Programme
• DSS grills NNPC director over swap deals
• Timely marketing necessary for digital age ' Report
• Digital models to drive your business
• Tinubu, Momodu celebrate Buhari online
• El-Rufai and his beggars
• Spending your salary upfront
• Steps to proper financial management
• Ejigbo torture: Court bars journalists from trial
• Buhari didnt make anti-Igbo statement Presidency
• EFCC begins probe of Uduaghan administration
• Fayose hails CDS appointment
• Mother of three commits suicide in Ekiti
• Anyaoku, Momodu visit Buhari, advise him on corruption
• Pension assets rise to N4.9tn
• Senior civil servants demand N46, 000 minimum wage
• PDP accuses DSS of interfering with election tribunals
• Ogun NLC decries 60-month unpaid pension deductions
• BHaram tops agenda as Buhari meets Obama
• El-Rufai fires 20 perm secs
• Fixing emotional disconnectedness
• Protect your family from injuries at home
• I would never have married my husband
• 17 countries arrive as Lagos Badminton Classics begin
• Akpom lifts Arsenal, Osaze slumps with Stoke
• FIFA needs independent reform ' TI
• AAG: 60 players for handball camp
• Durodola retains WBC title
• Enyimba beat Sunshine, Pillars draw
• Oliseh can't perform magic ' Amiesimaka
• Oliseh is Africa's Pep Guardiola, says Pinnick
• I'm not a messiah ' Oliseh

VANGUARD

• House help to die by hanging over magistrate's murder
• Relationship: She assured she wouldn't tell my wife we had sex
• US visit: Security, economy my top priorities ' Buhari
• Man bites off robber's ear in Aba
• OAU lecturer assassinated
• Lawyer seeks court order forcing EFCC to probe Chime
• Utomi backs FG on bailout to states
• We won't bow to pressure to further devalue Naira ' CBN
• Babangida expresses confidence in Buhari's ability to crush insurgents
• Police parade 35 cultists in Warri
• NLC condemns Boko Haram's continued killing of Nigerians
• PENGASSAN faults El-Rufai's call to scrap NNPC
• Fuel prices up by N25 ' NBS
• Communal crisis: 6 detained corpses released for burial in Delta
• Family announces burial programme for slain ex-FUTA's VC
• Cattle rustlers kill 11 in Minna
• Ending The Boko Haram Prisoners Controversy
• Unemployment: Great expectations as Udom seeks solution
• National Cake: Ndigbo don't need to vote Buhari to get their share ' Ezeemo
• Akwa Ibom people want result ' Etuk
• NECA urges FG to stop granting import waivers
• BoI to cluster SMEs across 40 sectors for easy funding
• How to benefit from National Enterprise Devt Programme
• N5.4b income: Ship-owners expectant as NCDMB deadline for foreigners expires
• Nigeria can't avoid devaluation ' S&P
• Buhari's frugality and owambe politicians
• NCC approves online sim swap in new regulatory guideline
• You can't play for Super Eagles henceforth If you are not in first division ' Oliseh
• I'm not a Messiah , says Oliseh
• 10 things you must know about Sunday Oliseh
• Why we appointed 'Pep Guardiola of Africa' for Super Eagles 'Pinnick
• Oliseh is Pep Guardiola of Africa ' Pinnick
• Arsenal play Everton Saturday, win Singapore Select XI 4-0 in Asia Trophy
• I come to serve my country, not to wage war ' Oliseh
• Since I got married, became a father, I haven't lost many matches ' Djokovic
• River on course for Copa Libertadores final
• Jeremain Lens to join Sunderland on deal of 8million
• Wizkid's account hacked
• Timaya welcomes new baby girl
• Read Emeka Ike on his rumoured divorce, 'my marriage's intact
• Obama rejects Americans call for withdrawal of Bill Cosby's Presidential Medal
• AMP to promote culture, tourism with beauty pageant
• Choc City diva crowned Most Downloaded Female at Coke studio
• See Uche Elendu sexy birthday photoshoot
• Joda panel and airline mergers
• Vandalism, cable buy-back and associated scams
• Between Adams Oshiomhole and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
• Researcher makes health products from African palm weevil, earthworm, snail
• AUST ready for World Bank funding ' NUC
• Osun strike beyond payment of salaries ' CASUOSTI
• Do we really need more universities' (1)
• GEC: Over 7000 students offered admission abroad in 14yrs
• Perm Sec lauds Wellspring College for Art excellence
• Rotary equips public schools with computers, others
• Nigerians to get Yale varsity scholarship as alumni launch club
• UNIOSUN: Sacked workers ask to be re-instated
• Educationist urges institutions to focus on talent development
• Hospital boosts critical care, emergency medicine services
• It is not up to the United State to solve Nigeria's problem ' Jeffery Hawkins

THE SUN

• AKE CENTENARY HALL: Once upon a people's heritage
• Furore over Ekiti govt's move to rebuild razed King's market
• Opposition's ploy to paint Aregbesola villain will fail 'Oyawoye
• Blind man appeals to Amosun as bulldozers move into Ogun communities
• Bayelsa 2015: Challenges in Dickson's re-election bid
• Anti-corruption: Buhari must begin fight from APC 'Fadairo
• Buhari's leadership has earned Nigeria respect 'Lai Mohammed
• Buhari should not neglect S'East
• El-Rufai sacks 20 permanent secretaries
• I won't torment Elechi -Umahi
• Eagles' job: I'm not a messiah 'Oliseh
• He'll succeed 'Yakmut
• Ifeanyi Ubah FC crumbles again at home
• Daniel Akpeyi pens 2-year deal at Chippa United
• BoI unveils cluster programme to grow 40 sectors
• CNN partners Jada Pinkett Smith in 'Children for sale: The fight to end human trafficking
• Oil workers fault El-Rufai's call for NNPC scrapping
• Tourism Bank key to Nigeria's economic growth 'Akpabio
• 2nd Niger Bridge: Easterners bemoan pace of work
• Victor Umeh: A colossus at 53
• The attack at Ugwuanyi's cabinet
• Alleged N19bn fraud: EFFC is persecuting us ' Nyako
• Relocate Boko Haram from South East ' Igbo traditional rulers
• OAU lecturer killed by assassins
• Boko Haram raids Borno border town in night attack, 12 killed
• Iran nuclear deal: Arab world fears emboldened Iran
• El-Rufai sacks 20 permanent secretaries
• Probe NNPC's plan to move $1.2bn to CBN 'APC
• Why I'm backing Buhari's anti-corruption war ' Umahi
• Buhari denies anti-Igbo sentiments in BBC interview
• Cholera outbreak: Ebonyi to sanction landlords without toilet facilities
• Wike inspects Port Harcourt refinery as operations begin
• Eighth Senate is fraud, illegal 'Forum
• Army looses 11 to northern farmer crises, Boko Haram
• I kept kidnapped victims ' Native doctor
• The fury that never was
• Our governors are empowered to steal
• Global Citizen Festival's spotlight on ending extreme poverty in Africa
• National Assembly Compensations (1)
• Boosting revenue and employment with solid minerals development
• The way to curb piracy
• Service chiefs, the Igbo and case for fairness, equity

GUARDIAN

• Africa rises to curb migration crisis
• Mid-semester break not strike-induced, says OAU
• Enugu Assembly wants gov to restructure bank loans into bonds
• Bayelsa govt seeks probe of Agip pipeline fire disaster
• Factions reunite under new Celestial Church head, Olatoso Oshoffa
• Oluchibuchi Njere wins Lagoon School's Overall Best Graduating Student
• Okorocha sets up panel against 40 monarchs for allegedly swearing fake affidavit in court
• Students of Special School protest against unemployment, marginalisation
• Traditionalists, Christians clash in Ondo
• Dubai's Emirates plans flights to northern Iraqi city
• Museveni pushes deal at Burundi crisis talks
• Liberia announces second Ebola death as new outbreak spreads
• IMF demands Greece debt relief ahead of bailout vote
• Japan passes security bills to expand military role
• Igbinedion varsity gets new Pro-Chancellor
• UN appoints SCBN chief to global compact board
• BSN alumni laud school's 'action learning' method
• Alcatel-Lucent boosts undersea data transmission with 300G tech in Africa
• NCC mulls new guidelines for SIM swap, enforcement regulations
• UNCTAD tasks Nigeria, others on trade policy disconnect
• UNIDO, EIB to promote sustainable industrial devt in Africa
• Labour seeks monitoring of N713.7 billion bailout grant
• AAPG, ExxonMobil collaborate on capacity building
• Lawyer refutes fraud allegation by Spanish Embassy
• Joda's recommendations: Buhari to save billions for slashing ministries to 19
• Ukrainian PM says Greece can learn austerity lessons
• Mexico offers bounty for capture of escaped drug lord
• Breast cancer breakthrough as drug transforms treatment for half of victims
• How junk food fools us into overeating
• Court dismisses Kwankwaso's suit to stop arrest by EFCC
• Buhari's anti-graft crusade on course, say Umahi, Anyaoku
• Security operatives warn Kaduna people over B'Haram's terror plot
• Rep sues Buhari, five others over N700b bailout fund to states
• NEMA denies allegation of sexual abuse, others in IDP camps
• Sultan urges Muslims to search for new moon
• Rivers, multinational companies kick off N3b repair work on East-West road
• APC Senators reject equal sharing of panel chairmanship seats among zones
• Nurudeen, CFA, Opeyemi to Speak at NIGF 2015 YOUTH WORKSHOP
• TECHNONOMIX: Toothpick Alert ' A cue for software industry development in Nigeria
• NEMSA partners CPC on electricity consumers' safety
• Institute targets three million entrepreneurs in new deal
• Samsung engineering academy graduates 53 technicians
• ILO, varsities chart path to better deal at work
• Good corporate culture, key to improving company's bottom-line, says Isibor
• NYSC trains 500,000 corps members on entrepreneurship
• 8,764 employees exit public service in Q1 2015
• Mr. President, stop this smear campaign
• Remembering Prof. Michael I. Jegede
• Privatisation and the Buhari era
• The pilgrim's progress
• WAITING GAME
• Nigeria, a debtor by choice
• Incentives for greenfield refineries (2)

THISDAY

• Deepening Expenditure Line-tracking in the Niger Delta
• Diet for Weight Reduction
• BUHARI'S 'BAILOUT' PACKAGES
• Mother of Three Commits Suicide in Ekiti, Residents Mourn
• N'Assembly Crisis: Lawan Group Rejects Sharing C'ttee Chairmanship Posts with PDP
• Babangida Decries Rise in Insurgent Attacks in North
• PDP Lawmaker Asks Court to Stop Buhari from Giving N713.7bn to States as Bailout
• Buhari: I Did Not Make Anti-Igbo Sentiment
• France: We'll Work with Nigeria to Crush Boko Haram
• Taraba: Tivs Storm Govt House with Corpses to Protest Killings of Kinsmen by Fulani Herdsmen
• 19-year-old Nigerian Sets Record as Youngest First-Class Graduate at British Varsity
• Buhari Hosts Diplomats
• Commander: 72 Battalion Lost 28 Soldiers to Insurgency in Four Years
• Dele Momodu Meets Buhari
• Court Sentences House Help to Death by Hanging for Killing Judge
• Newspaper Descries Assault on Reporter by Lagos School Principal
• Diet for Weight Reduction
• CATIER LAUNCHES NEW COLLECTION
• Can the Police Truly Ensure Internal Security
• Global Leaders Seek Increased Financing to End Malaria under Post-2015 Development Agenda
• Lack of Soil Test Certificate, Major Cause of Building Collapse in Nigeria
• UNFPA Supports 98 Schools of Nursing, Midwifery with Training K
• Akwa Ibom Unveils 522-bed Teaching Hospital Hostel
• Reducing Deaths at Childbirth
• Preventing Deaths from Pneumonia
• Ebola: Lagos Alerts Residents
• Hypertension: Groups Partner to Reduce Scourge
• Eating Eggs Can Help Women Gain Lost Iron
• Nigeria Needs More Intensive Care Units
• Lagos to Host 2015 Clinical Risk and Governance Summit
• US Visit: Terrorism, Corruption, Trade Top Buhari's Agenda
• S&P: Nigeria Can't Avoid Naira Devaluation
• New Service Chiefs to Formally Take over from Predecessors Today
• APC Insists on Probe, Links NNPC to Missing NLNG Funds
• Boko Haram Raid Villages in Borno, Killing 12
• Kebbi's Rice and a Nation's Tragedy
• Bauchi Govt Condemns Tax Evasion by Chinese Firms
• E-PPAN, FSS 2020, CBN Collaborate on e-Government Summit in Africa
• Logistics Key to Unlocking e-Commerce Potential in Nigeria
• NCC Lauds Telecoms Growth at ICT Book Launch
• IT Maturity Necessary to Benchmark Capabilities, Say Experts
• Filling the ICT Skills Gap
• As BATF Boosts Cassava Production
• Harper: Human Capital, Necessary for Brand Building
• Anyaoku Expresses Confidence in Buhari in Fight Corruption
• Protesting Tivs Take Bodies of Slain Kinsmen to Govt House
• New Service Chiefs Formally Take Over on Thursday
• Bamanga Tukur Urges Support For Buhari
• Fayose Lauds Buhari For Appointing Olonishakin Chief of Defence Staff
• CNPP Backs Buhari on Retention of Fuel Subsidy
• EFCC: Court Orders NBA to investigate Kwankwaso's lawyer
• Don't Divert FG Bailout Fund, ASUP Warns State Governments
• Nelson Mandela International Day Holds Friday
• Firm to Help Nigeria Tackle Oil Theft, Pipeline Vandalism in 2015 Security Summit
• Firm Assures Community of Gas Flare Stoppage
• Nigeria Needs Cost-effective Services to Drive Broadband
• NCS Demands Inclusion of IT Professionals in Governance
• Globacom Leads in Subscriber Acquisition for Five Months
• Singaporean Bitcoin Exchange BitX Enters Nigerian Markets
• Lamido's Low Point
• Wada's Survival Battle
• Getting the Abia Focus Right
• Ekweremadu, APC and the ICC Meeting
• Seventh Imansuangbon Essay Competition Holds in Benin
• Another Building Collapses in Lagos
• Commonwealth Sec-General Aspirant, Ronald Sanders to Visit Nigeria
• Sallah: IG Tasks Officers on Security
• PDP Accuses FG of Plot to Influence Election Tribunals
• Obasanjo Says His Choice of Successor was Not Poor
• Akwa Ibom PDP Chair Berates APC over N2.5bn INEC Bribery Claim
• Ambode Directs Lagos CP to Free Apapa Gridlocks in 48 Hours
• Senior Civil Servants Demand N46,000 Minimum Wage
• Ban on Frozen Turkey, Chicken Sends Prices up by 35%
• Wike Commences N3bn Rehabilitation of East-West Road
• Samsung Launches SUHD Curved TVS in Nigeria
• Orkeh: Nigeria Needs Anti-competition Law to Open up the Economy
• Expanding Africa's Capacity for Digital Technology
• Bailout: Reward for Bad Behaviour
• Oliseh: I Come to Serve, Not to Wage War
• Battle for Claret Jug Sizzle over Old Course
• Elephant Girls, Others Set for Zenith Basketball Finals
• LMC Sanctions Warri Wolves, Team Manager, Player
• Glo to Dream Team: Make Nigeria Proud
• GLO PREMIER LEAGUE: Three-horse Race for the Top as Enyimba Dim Sunshine Stars
• Pyagbara Shines again as Sharks Continue Upward Climb
• Amapakabo Satisfied with Rangers, Bayelsa Goalless Draw
• Asia Trophy: Akpom Treble Fires Arsenal into final

LEADERSHIP

• PDP Accuses FG, DSS Of Influencing Election Tribunals
• Boko Haram's Allegiance To ISIS Makes Them Stronger ' PMB
• PENGASSAN Faults el-Rufai Over Call For Scrapping Of NNPC
• Sallah: IGP Orders Tight Security At Worship, Recreation Centres
• 12 Killed As Boko Haram Raids Borno Villages
• Sultan Urges Muslim Ummah To Look For New Moon Of Shawwal On June 16
• Civil Defence: Who Takes Over From Abolurin Tomorrow
• Forgery Scandal: Anti-Saraki Group Seeks Speedy Probe By Police
• el-Rufai Fires 20 Perm Secs, Makes New Appointments
• Masari To Developers: Source Local Building Materials
• Discos Pledge Support For Increased Electricity, Seek FG Assistance
• Capital Bancorp To Unveil Investment Opportunities In Capital Market
• APC Alerts On Plans By NNPC To Move $1.2bn From Banks To CBN
• Lion's Head, United Capital Appointed Managers For ALCB Fund
• Adopting Green Energy To Boost Power, Check Environmental Hazards
• South African Mines Report Drop In Fatality
• Gold, Cause Of Many Deaths In Nigeria
• TICT Invests N70bn In Seaport Terminal Infrastructure
• IMF Tasks Nigeria, Others On Fiscal Policy Re-balancing
• BoI Reiterates Support For SMEs, To Honour TEF Entrepreneurs
• Oliseh Gets N15m Advance, Says 'I'm No Messiah
• Only The Best Will Play For Super Eagles ' Oliseh
• Madrid Top Forbes' Most Valuable Sports Teams List
• NPFL: Enyimba Trample On Sunshine
• Sterling Hails Agent For Man City Move
• Mayweather 'Bad For Boxing' ' Khan
• Bayelsa Coaches Write Dickson Over Alleged Employment Fraud
• Lafia Main Bowl To Get Astro-turf Soon ' Dep Gov
• Operation 'Kantana
• As DMO Offers States A Lifeline
• Kogi 2015: The Peoples' Wish For A Change
• Buhari's Intervention And The Textile Industry
• Still On Buhari's Agenda For The Youth
• Of Urine And Faeces: A Rejoinder To Abba Mahmood
• Biased Reporting of the Senate Presidency Election
• Before Buhari Goes To America
• Can Buhari End The Kaduna Genocide
• You Cannot Afford To Sleep!
• Iran Nuclear Deal: What Next
• How To Make Sure 'Developing' Countries Develop
• Multi-million Naira Fraud: YabaTech Bursar Makes More Disclosure

TRIBUNE

• Obama to promote Iran nuclear accord 'Gulf countries skeptical about Iran nuclear deal
• Report blames Russia for shooting down missing Malaysian plane
• Donald Trump campaign tweets photo with Nazi soldiers, leads poll
• Liberia confirms 2nd Ebola death in resurgent outbreak
• Outrage as 9 Sudanese women face 40 lashes for wearing trousers
• UK hopes to reopen embassy in Iran by end of year
• Austerity proposals: Greek minister resigns ahead of make-or-break vote
• Ikot Abasi residents lament 10-month blackout
• FIDA seeks implementation of child rights law in Niger
• Watch out for signs of flooding, riverine communities told
• Reconsider ban on okada riders, NURTW boss tells Ambode
• Kwara rural women farmers cry out over attacks by Fulani herdsmen
• Akarigbo celebrates 25th coronation anniversary 'Osinbajo to chair award ceremony
• Experts seek stiffer legislation to curb flooding, deforestation
• Security tightened at worship centres in Abuja
• Boko Haram, height of cruelty against humanity 'NLC
• FG raises the alarm over scholarship, admission scam 'Says syndicates charge N119,000 for scholarship
• Don't delay NNPC probe, APC tells Buhari 'NNPC's plan to move $1.2bn from banks to CBN linked to missing NLNG dividends, it says
• Presidency denies alleged Buhari's anti-Igbo sentiment
• PDP Rep drags Buhari to court over bailout to states
• Fears as Oyo govt begins verification of civil servants 'It's for data collation 'HoS
• Ajimobi's victory not controvertible 'Seyi Makinde
• Sallah celebrations: Miscreants plan to unleash terror on Kaduna residents 'Operation Yaki
• We lost 16 soldiers to Boko Haram
• Tension as Tiv people protest killing of kinsmen in Taraba
• Help rebuild churches, mosques affected by terrorism, First Mission Church tells Buhari
• Transcorp subsidiary invests in juice concentrate
• PENGASSAN kicks against calls to scrap NNPC
• Stanbic IBTC to carry out N20.4bn rights issue this year
• What I will discuss with Obama 'Buhari
• Buhari will crush Boko Haram 'IBB
• Senate Rule Book: APC, PDP senators head for showdown
• Naira to suffer 15 per cent devaluation 'Standard & Poor's
• Neimeth slashes hypertension medications cost by 50%
• Buhari leaves for United States on Sunday
• Osun governor has responded to judge's petition -Speaker
• Another building collapses in Lagos
• Gunmen kill Obafemi Awolowo University lecturer
• Domestic staff who murdered magistrate in Ogun to die by hanging
• Nigerian who pretended to be US Army Captain jailed in UK after duping women of 400,000

THE NATION

• Oliseh: I come to serve, not to wage war
• Oliseh: Im no messiah
• Onazi, Ogu, Elderson congratulate Oliseh
• JULY TO SEPTEMBER SALARIES: Oliseh gets N15m upfront
• Glo to Dream Team: Make Nigeria proud
• NFF forgives Enyeama, Onazi
• Oliseh is Nigerias new coach
• Scoring goals the best feeling ever -Chuba Akpom
• PRE-SEASON TOUR: Moses, Mikel hit Canada
• Watford 4-1 SC Verl:Ighalo scores brace again
• Omatseye urges end to impunity in oil sector
• Okogie blames NUC, society for rot in education
• ASUU to police: stop killing of lecturers
• INECs failure to control spending cap promotes rigging, says Azinge
• Obasanjo defends choice of Yar Adua as successor
• Senates approval for Service chiefs wrong
• Nyakos aide dismisses high-profile arrests by EFCC
• Chibok girls: Ex-Service Chiefs committed blunders, says don
• Tension in Delta over DESOPADEC law
• Edo lost N10b to Jonathans govt, says Oshiomhole
• 11 die as rustlers invade villages
• 70 technicians trained in Zaria
• Women academic doctors fete IDPs
• 24 dead, 220 injured in accidents in Gombe
• Why I beheaded my neighbour, by suspect
• PDP ll bounce back, says ex-minister Moro
• Lagos abolishes fine on tax evading firms
• Man, 50, bags nine years for defiling minor
• ASUU to Police: stop killing of intellectuals
• OPC wont protest pipeline surveillance contract withdrawal Gani Adams
• Understanding and controlling bad breath (Halitosis)1
• Blood is vital to longevity
• CAM practitioners set up task force to curb charlatans
• Senator donates supplements, milk to mothers
• Eat apple, get skinnier
• UNIOSUNs unending crisis
• New UNIPORT VC promises transformation
• 41 bag first class at BIU
• University not the ultimate, graduands told
• New varsity to focus on vocational education
• Relief as LASU Senate sets new exam dates
• New chair for VCs committee
• Teachers urged to apply for NBs N50m largesse
• Graduating pupils advised on standards
• BSN takes HIV /AIDS campaign to schools
• Union of many strands
• Towards a conducive climate
• Jega and the parody of the dark pot
• Why corruption persists
• CAMPUSLIFE man gets multipe awards
• Verification for retirees
• Varsity disowns social media advert
• Abia varsitys poll of controversy
• Club donates to babies
• Ambode, others for AOCOED 35th convocation
• Due Process: NGO praises Akwa Ibom Governor
• Improved power supply likely to be sustained
• FCMB, Union Bank, others offer $445m loan to Accugas
• 10 win cash-less eNNovation Challenge
• Nigerian Content Fund to hit $700m
• Retail bankingll lead to profit
• Nigeria needs 12.8m houses in six years, says CMD chief
• Lagos, River Basin to partner on dam
• Firm renovate primary school
• Expert advises govt on housing
• What the President should do now
• Drained, duped and dumped
• Contentious staff schools
• Jonathan agonistes
• Can we really hold and build Nigeria
• Re-invigorating anti-graft war
• No hiding place for corrupt officials

DAILY TIMES

• Oliseh fires warning to Eagles' Players
• Assassins Kill OAU Lecturer
• FG Jammed Radio Biafra Transmission Signals
• Catholic Priest Kidnapped in Imo State
• Breaking News: Building Collapses in Ebute Metta, Lagos
• Security, Anti-Terror War Top Agenda as Buhari Visits US
• Buhari Breaks Fast with Diplomatic Community
• A Very Corrupt Man Wanted to Succeed Me ' Obasanjo
• Presidency Disclaims Anti-Igbo Interview on Radio Biafra
• We Won't Oppose Buhari's on Anti-Corruption Fight ' Gov Umahi
• Boko Haram kills 30 in Borno
• Buhari Seeks Support of Diplomats in Fight against Terrorism
• 72-Yr-Old Charged for Alleged Kidnapping in Kogi
• Senate Crisis Deepens
• Ebonyi House Owners Face Prosecution over Toilet Facilities
• Daily Times Newspaper for Thursday,16th July,2015
• NLC Slams Buhari, Osinbajo's Pay Cut
• Another Building Collapsed in Lagos
• Unemployment Responsible for Nigeria's Woes, Says World Bank
• Inter made Salah an offer- Fiorentina
• Zamalek table offer for Erasmus
• West Brom shows Sessegnon the door
• West Ham considering 10m for Gervinho
• Drogba closing in on Lampard's reunion
• Keita turned down 'huge offers' to remain at Roma
• IAAF Closes Door On Doping Offenders(Gatlin)
• Boullier expects McLaren revival
• Tiger woods comparisons 'unfair'- Spieth
• Kundra suspended for life
• Perez Heads Into Lions' Den This Weekeend
• Dissatisfaction is my biggest motivation ' Firmino
• Inter can fight for Scudetto'- Kondogbia
• We are done selling ' Wenger
• Farfan set to move to Abu Dhabi
• Pinnick says Oliseh is 'Pep Guardiola of Africa
• Oliseh Gets N15m Advance, says 'I am not a messiah
• Musa stars in Turkish's first pre-season win
• Tiote barred from entering USA
• Igiebor nets for Maccabi Tel Aviv
• AAAN Holds 42nd AGM, Congress in Osogbo

DAILY TRUST

• GGSS Abaji graduates 91 students
• Board moves against 'road side traders' in Karu
• Sallah: Residents bemoan hike in foodstuff price
• Man with mystical powers nabbed
• JIBWIS advocates job creation to check youth unrest
• Father, son die after early morning meal at Kubwa
• Gas explosion kills 7 at Tafa
• How Nigerian farmers can mitigate fuel crisis - Prof Bugaje
• We work with farmers, others on tomato seed trial
• Tomato pests attack: Experts say it is tuta absoluta
• Group engages in agriculture to tackle unemployment
• Stop multiple taxation on roads now, AUFCDN tells FG
• Review agric lending policy, lawmaker tells Buhari
• US wants Adefuye out of Buhari's visit
• IBB: Buhari will defeat Boko Haram
• Media owners and unpaid salaries
• INEC registers new political party
• Lack of wider consultation, cause of APC crises ' Waku
• Why PDP lost in Kwara ' State party chair
• Foundation urges youths to support APC govt in Kaduna
• A/Ibom PDP berates APC over N2.5bn INEC bribery claim
• Group confident of APC's victory at Kogi guber poll
• C/River: Hausa community leader flays Buhari's critics
• Buhari has no grudges against South East
• Buhari's salary cut cosmetic, political 'LP
• Poll: PDP alleges plot by DSS to influence state tribunals
• Gender dynamics at INEC
• Before Buhari goes to America
• Amina Zakari as INEC chairman
• Dept of Political Science organises conference on national reform
• Corps members donate to FUNAAB
• Equipment Hall to partner Covenant Varsity on ICT
• College dismisses lecturer over sexual harassment
• UNIBEN medical students elect new leader
• NANS kicks against scrapping of some education agencies
• The world cannot advance without mathematics ' Prof Ale
• Clark offers scholarships to 100 undergraduates
• Poor funding, insecurity challenge to nomadic education
• IMSU to get accreditation for 16 education courses
• APC crisis and the myth of party supremacy
• Investors downcast as stocks dip by N258bn in three days
• Nigeria-British chamber to grow export to N6trn
• Why consumer protection is huge challenge
• FBN Capital seals N87bn loan deal with Seven Energy
• FG should quickly revoke unutilised spectrum ' Ms Opeke
• Only the best will play for Super Eagles ' Oliseh
• Glo drums support for Dream Team, Falcons
• NFF erred on Oliseh- Yarma
• Akpom scores hat-trick as Arsenal cruise in Singapore
• Enyimba humble Sunshine, Kwara win in Oba
• Oliseh is Wenger, Guardiola combined ' NFF
• Oliseh: No invitation for players not playing in recorgnised leagues
• Oliseh is Wenger, Guardiola combined- NFF

NATIONAL MIRROR

• Ugandan president calls for unity to end Burundi's crisis
• Tributes as students celebrate ex- NANS president
• Oliseh sets standard for Super Eagles
• Why I chose Loscuito, Aloy Agu
• NCF boss donates sets in Cotonou
• Oliseh needs free hand 'Erico
• Zenith B'ball: First Bank, others in final
• Udofia sheds light on Akwa tourneys
• Kidnappers, rapists invade Imo community
• Awori protest marginalisation in govt appointments
• Senator tasks NEMA on relief for rainstorm victims
• Foundation to empower widows
• Masari, Abolurin seek better welfare for security operatives
• IBB faults FG's strategy in fight againt B'Haram
• Ajimobi, Okorocha, Oshiomhole in Buhari's team to US
• IGP orders tight security for Eid-el-fitri
• APC renews call for probe of missing NLNG dividends
• Nigeria, France trade volume hits N1.1trn
• Grand deception as Second Niger Bridge
• Ekweremadu as DSP, disastrous to APC govt 'APC chieftain
• Buhari's government and resurgence of Boko Haram
• INEC registers DPC as political party
• Political thugs surrender ammunition in Benue
• NASS: PDP candidate challenges APC's victory in court
• PDP alleges plot to use DSS to influence election tribunals
• Benue SSG pledges probe of Suswam's administration
• Anxiety in Idah Poly over NBTE's ban of engineering programmes
• Court orders school to pay N.58m compensation to former student
• NYSC rewards outstanding corpers
• Be guided by positive mindset, FSTC graduating students told
• AAUA student emerges NAOSS president
• Raise/sound the alarm
• Committee of Vice Chancellors appoints FUTA VC as chairman
• Bauchi college warns freshers against unruly behaviour
• 16 years after, OAU students remember fallen heroes
• Nigerian universities rankings: Chaotic and misleading!
• APMT invests N80bn in terminal operations
• Subsidy: Expert faults Dogara on Price Control Act amendment
• Enforcement lapses account for reversal of textile ban policy 'Stakeholders
• Moody declares Sterling Bank stable, assigns B2 rating
• Development Banks to encourage private, public sector
• World Bank, UN launch GFF to end maternal, child mortality
• BATNF excites farmers with relief materials
• NCAT graduates 17 engineering personnel
• Broadband challenges: Unending hiccups in deployment
• Android, Blackberry battle for market share