Wake Up! Newspaper Headlines For Today 3rd Nov

• Punch News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• Jonathan on $2.1bn arms scandal
• Despite N'Delta talks, militants bomb crude export pipelines
• AfDB approves $600m loan for Nigeria
• Buhari'll resend $30bn loan request to Senate, says minister
• Pension assets rise to N5.9tn
• Power firms, others owe gas producers N110bn
• Using the ATM
• What to do about a lost ATM card
• Stakeholders raise concerns over untapped gas reserves
• IBEDC spends N5.5bn on metering, network development
• PIB passes second reading at Senate
• Nigeria, seven others to introduce special insurance policies
• A'Ibom, private investors to build $6bn harbour
• Shippers' association calls for cancellation of port concession
• Shareholders' group rejects corporate governance code
• FG to appoint technical adviser for national carrier
• NNPC posts N127.73bn loss in eight months
• Private sector vital to FG's investment drive 'Minister
• FG supports local firms to get shipping jobs
• Algeria clash: Ezeugo defends Mikel invite
• We are ready for Nasarawa ' IfeanyiUbah
• Akpeyi gets Eagles chance as injury knocks Ikeme out
• Aminu vows to bounce back
• Dortmund down Sporting to advance
• Real Madrid held by Legia in six-goal thriller
• UEFA Champions League results
• BSc. Bus Conducting, Lagos university
• When are you 'checking out' to Canada
• Nigeria and UNIDO celebrate 50 years
• As Nigeria prepares for COP 22
• My problem is spiritual ' Driver arrested for failed suicide
• Suspect arrested for assault beats two Lagos policemen
• Soldiers kill two kidnappers, rescue 16-year-old in Bauchi
• Woman seeks payment of N600,000 debt from ex-husband
• Family man hangs self in Lagos hotel
• Five feared dead, 12 arrested in Kwara cult clash
• NDLEA quizzes four NAHCO workers over drug trafficking
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• Thisday News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• Inconclusive Polls: Senate Threatens to Shut down Plenary after Dec 10
• Jibril: How Budget Fraud, Padding Work
• Olafemi: Bello Must Operate an Inclusive Govt
• The Conspiracy against Amaechi
• A Stitch in Time
• Abiku: A Battle of Gods for Launch in London
• Global Business Confidence at 12-month High
• The $30 Billion Borrowing Gamble
• Heritage Bank Tasks Students to Break Onyalis 200m African Record
• ITF Selects Quadri, Marylove, Osewa for Junior Masters in Kenya
• Enugu, AIbom Seal Tickets to Etisalat U-15 School Cup Finals
• May: FIFAs Poppy Stance Utterly Outrageous
• Barca Wont Sink after Defeat, Says Enrique
• N5m up for Grabs in NFF/CBN All Financial Institutions Competition
• Omidiran, Kulu-Akinyemi, Falode Challenge Women Players on Education
• Polio Eradication: A Race against Time
• Killing of Children with Celebral Palsy on the Increase, Says Group
• West African Leaders to Combat Emerging Health Threats
• SBCC Can Improve Healthcare Delivery in Nigeria
• P & G Restates Commitment to Oral Hygiene in Nigeria
• Investcorp Turns Wellness Health to Provide Better Health Service
• With Appropriate Funding, Nigeria Can Produce a Medical Nobel Laureate
• Navy Wives Embarks on Cancer Awareness Campaign
• Nigerians Urged to support National Heart Awareness Campaign
• Wikes Laudable Policy against Polio
• US Supports Saving Mothers, Giving Life Campaign in Cross River
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• The Sun News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• Why I'm floating political party'Taiwo Obasanjo
• The dirty politics of 2017 budget
• Battle of Uyo: Nigeria, Algeria suffer fresh injury setbacks
• Agu weeps over Ikeme's exit
• NFF scores another first with FIFA DTMS
• NPFL: Maikaba promises to win trophies with Akwa United
• ADB gives $600m to support Nigeria's budget
• Recession: MAN urges FG to sell idle assets
• EU to spend '150m on power in Nigeria
• Nigeria requires $93bn to fix infrastructure deficit
• Senate threatens to go on strike over rerun elections
• Police teargas protesting Shiites
• PIB scales second reading in Senate
• Ondo Guber Watch: PDP: Justice Saulawa heads fresh panel to hear Jegede's appeal
• $29.9bn loan:South East Reps set for war
• FG okays 8 new varsities
• Militants bomb oil installation in Delta
• Suspended Catholic priest weds in Ebonyi
• How Badeh used bank to allegedly launder N3.97bn fraud 'Witness
• APC crisis: Party requires restructuring 'Okorocha
• Talk Back: Re: Governor without borders
• What manner of conspiracy in Ondo
• You can avoid kidnappers (2)
• Corrupt and corrupted judiciary
• Osita Izunaso at 50
• Things Fall Apart: A new edition
• Ekweremadu on the need to develop Igboland
• The centrist vs the racist
• The return of toll gates
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• Vanguard News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• God's will, people's desire can't be subverted ' Jegede
• Oke not qualified to run ' Abayomi
• Adekanye, Falana, others want military out of politics
• Afenifere backs Jegede
• Alex Iziyon withdraws as Jimoh Ibrahim's counsel
• It's too early to panic, Jimoh Ibrahim replies Fayose
• $29.9bn loan: Buhari 'll represent request, furnish NASS with detailed information ' Lai Mohammed
• Obama reacts to FBI director's move
• Why Atiku, Saraki, Kwankwaso, Tambuwal others must return to rebuild PDP ' Adeyanju
• Accountability and the demons in Aso Villa
• CHAN Eagles star Abubakar cancels contract with Tunisian club
• Ohuruogu loses lottery money
• Goal feast at Etisalat U-15 School Cup Kaduna Play-offs
• Rohr replaces Ikeme with Akpeyi
• FIFA enlists Nigeria on DTMS
• Mourinho gets one-match touchline ban, fine
• Injured Gervinho out of Ivory Coast squad
• Black Lives Matter' is dumb as sh*t; Lil Wayne blasts off
• 10 movies you must see this November
• Herdsmen Attack: Sultan promises to foster peace in three States
• INEC has become an extension of the APC, says Fayose
• Wizkid is my crush, Bobrisky reveals
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• Guardian News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• Government okays eight new varsities
• Beware! Fake wines, gins
• CBN settles manufacturers' $330m demand as production declines
• Chinedu attempts another Guinness World Record in Lagos
• Capital market investors reject new FRCN corporate governance code
• Scientists closer to effective lung cancer, malaria vaccines
• NFF's inspection team satisfied with Uyo Stadium pitch
• Oyo's brewing educational crisis
• Edmund Dakouru bags Nelson Mandela award
• How digital technology enhances tax collection in Kwara
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• The Nation News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• $200m fines: EFCC probes Adoke, Gusau, Aondoakaa
• South African police, 'Zuma-must-go' protesters clash
• CBN releases $300m to foreign airlines
• Federal Govt gets AfDB's $600m budget support loan
• Court of Appeal gets new panel on Ondo PDP crisis
• JAMB adopts pin vending for 2017 UTME
• EU to spend '150m on power sector in Nigeria, says Delegation head
• N5.9tr pension funds cash well invested, says PenCom
• Court refuses to order forfeiture of Jonathan's wife's $15.5m
• Recession ordained by God, says Sultan
• Benefits of waterleaf
• Anxious moments in the other room (1)
• Violence in Oyo schools shakes community
• Why our campus is peaceful, by ACE Provost
• Grace School presents scholarship to indigent pupils
• Ibidapo-Obe seeks varsity status for poly, colleges
• Don endows N.5m for FUTMinna's best in Animal Production
• Nigeria needs private sector support to deliver technical education
• Council donates uniforms to pupils
• Here we study engineering, there they do engineering
• Jumbo prizes for LearnAfrica awardees
• Excitement as pupils get NGOs' largesse
• Vote for free market
• Nigerian students in UK raise funds for
• Crisis hits NANS over Jimoh Ibrahim's award
• CAMPUSLIFE man is Ekiti's best Corps member
• Al-Mustapha gets honorary doctorate
• Workers' protest paralyses LAUTECH hospital
• How hard is it to lead
• Why we suspended six lecturers, by Ajasin varsity
• True to their word
• Rule of law as society's foundation
• Govt, NAPE push for exploration in frontier basins
• Senate okays new PIB for consideration
• Stanbic IBTC wins private bank award
• MTN tests Facebook's Voyager
• Local content'll boost defence sector, says NCDMB chief
• 193 UN member-nations okay strategy for sustainable cities
• Electrified walls 'll check pipeline vandalism
• Shareholders fault FRCN's governance code
• Midwestern Oil & Gas reaches 10m man-hours safety milestone
• Eko DisCo begins metering enumeration
• Laudable step
• Welcoming History
• Open letter to GEJ
• Some George-an logic
• What can we still hope from President Buhari
• Adebomi: Fayose runs Ekiti PDP like his estate
• INEC 'll support Diaspora voting, says Yakubu
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• Daily Times News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• Ondo Gov Confusion: Ive Bribed Judge With N350m For Victory Mimiko Quoted In Public Bragging: The Petition, Why Judges Withdrew
• How Amaechi Squandered N2trn In His 8yrs Rivers State Govt
• Ize-Iyamu: Why I am Challenging Obasekis Victory
• Ondo: Its Time for Appeal Court to Act
• APC, Oyegun Back Pedal on Appointment of Spokesman
• Political Treachery Robbed Us of Victory, Says Faleke
• ONDO GOV CONFUSION: IVE BRIBED JUDGE WITH N350M FOR VICTORY MIMIKO QUOTED IN PUBLIC BRAGGING: THE PETITION, WHY JUDGES WITHDREW
• APC will break up after convention Ex presidential aspirant
• SHOCKING: OYEGUN Bows Out, Leaves APC In Darkness
• Well dethrone monarchs involved in politics Wike
• Killings: Kaduna monarchs, Fulani leaders reach truce
• Mosque crisis ends, Sultans nominee steps down as Imam
• EU Sign Pact With FG To Boost Immunization, End Polio
• Appeal court constitutes new panel for Ondo PDP crisis
• FG to rehabilitate P-Harcourt Airport with N1.7bn
• APC hasnt managed its electoral victory well Okorocha
• We welcome Buharis declaration that any Nigerian can leave
• Alarming poverty and Dangotes lamentations
• BREAKING: Gov. Fayose Suspends Anti-Grazing Marshals In Ekiti State
• Fashola, Amaechi, Dan Alithe ministers who got lion share of FGs N753bn for MDAs
• 3SC confident Ogunbote will stay put
• Nigeria Pitch Awards hold March 2017
• WCQ: Soudani predicts tough tie against Eagles
• Peace Utd lift Oracle U-15 Cup
• Nigeria sports to undergo revolutionDalung
• Mourinho must do more to get the best out of Ibrahimovic
• That San Siro hat-trick, la Decima and Gareth Bales greatest UEFA Champions League memories
• VIDEO: Watch the amazing Ozil goal everyones in love with
• Mahrez, Ounas top Algeria squad for Nigeria test
• RUMOURS: Juventus to move for Lukaku
• UBA Mentors Students in Oyo To Commemorate World Savings Day.
• Kano to produce 50% of Nigerias rice demand
• Capital Oil increases loss by 99 percent in nine months
• Court Dismisses BGL cases against SEC
• Q3 Earnings: Lafarge Wapco records N37.4 billion loss
• Lesbian palaver: Gracia apologizes for alleging Omini threatened her, says it was a misunderstanding
• Sophia, Tchidi Chikeres ex wife acquires a brand new car by her man
• PMB, Aisha and the ecology of public administration
• Sexual Harassments: Some self-evident truths
• NASTY WOMAN!
• Another Curious Amnesty Intls Selective Justice in Nigeria
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• Daily Trust News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• Prince Audus case stalls amendment of Electoral Act in Senate
• Jimoh Ibrahim working for APC Ondo group
• Makarfi visits Fani-Kayode, Obanikoro, Abati at EFCC Custody
• APC in self-inflicted crisis Okorocha
• Adeyanju begs Atiku, Saraki, others to return to PDP
• Ondo: The Will of God, desire of the people cannot be subverted Jegede
• Ex-lawmaker carpets Jibrin over attack on Dogara, National Assembly
• I learnt shoe making to survive hardship
• Japanese embassy donates clinic to Abaji community
• N988m teachers monthly wage bill remaining same for 6 years is suspicious
• The lives of Abuja slum dwellers
• 2,000kg drug bust marks Abaji hot zone
• In Potiskum, POS bankers make quick cash
• Foreigners have invaded Nigerian farms - Dr. Nebude
• Kano to harvest 1.2 million tons of rice this year- Ganduje
• Anti-grazing: Why cant cattle farmers own business premises in form of ranch' - Ekiti Lawmakers
• Rivers abandons multi-million naira banana farm
• How housewives ended poverty with agro credit
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• Rice de-stoning machine fabricated in Lagos
• How to protect local chickens from harmattan disease
• Total to build solar plants in Nigeria, begins Alaoji gas supply
• Why insurance companies shareholders are not getting dividends
• Plateau nets N7bn IGR at recession, beats 2015 record
• Solid minerals: Oyo urges FG to pay 13% derivation
• Lakewood dedicates aviation award to FAAN MD
• Products quality essential for export, consumption SGF
• Why NITT is key to development of Nigerias transport sector
• Nigeria, other sub-Saharan Africa telecoms market to hit $51bn by 2021
• Break Onyalis record, get N10m, students told
• Quadri, Osewa, Marylove picked for ITF Junior Masters
• Medrano, Maduabuchi upbeat of Fed Cup title
• Joshua, Klitschko set for WBA title fight in 2017
• 24 teams for FCT school basketball tournament
• Barcelona wont sink after defeat - Enrique
• Rohr calls up Akpeyi to replace Ikeme
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• Daily Independent News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• FG Approves Eight New Private Universities
• Reps Grill IGP Over Missing N1.9m, Rifles
• APC Governors To Tinubu: You Can't Bully Oyegun
• NNPC To Split Into Two As PIB Scales Second Reading At Senate
• Senate Threatens To Boycott Sittings
• APC Govs Back Oyegun Over Face-Off With Tinubu
• Kudos, Knocks Over Senate's Decision On Rivers Rerun Election
• Fresh Twists In DSS Arrest of Judges
• NASS Members Collect Huge Allowances For Doing Nothing ' Chukwukelu
• Much Ado About FG's $30b Loan Request
• S'Eagles Players Should Replicate Club Form Against Algeria ' Baraje
• NLC Commends FG Over Saving One Million Lives Initiative
• NDLEA Interrogates Nahco Chief Security, 3 Others Over Illegal Ephedrine Export To Mozambique
• EKEDCP Spends Over N1.44bn On Projects Expansion To Boost Electricity Supply
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• Tribune News Headlines Today [Wed-02-Nov-2016]
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• 6,000 Nigerians die in road crashes yearly ' FRSC
• Reps berate FERMA over deplorable condition of nation's roads
• NUC boss tasks VCs on alternative funding for varsities
• LG funding: Reps move against presidency
• Benue may consider salary reduction
• FG tackles governors over failure to access N41 billion UBE funds
• SHOCKER: Gunmen invade courts in Benue hold wife of deputy governor, lawyers hostage
• Reps ask FG to intervene in FUTA crisis
• FG bemoans unwholesome practices by foreign shipping companies
• Senate lauds Fayemi over improvement of 2016 IGR from N700 million to over N2 billion
• Kogi: Another 6 people hospitalised over amala meal
• Strike: Amosun in closed-door meeting with labour leaders
• BREAKING: Senate directs INEC to hold outstanding Rivers elections not later than Dec 10
• Ogun workers strike: Amosun in closed-door meeting with labour leaders
• CCB Act amendment has nothing to do with Saraki's trial 'Ndume
• 60% of road crashes in Ogun caused by articulated vehicles 'FRSC
• Reps halt moves to revisit CCT Amendment Act
• Economic diversification must be anchored on modernisation -Atiku
• Change agenda not politically motivated 'Lai Mohammed
• Ondo 2016: AD to challenge Oke's eligibility in court
• Accord Party'll lead third force coalition 'Ladoja
• Ondo 2016: Don't be intimidated, NGO tells INEC
• Reps to INEC: Conduct all pending rerun elections in Rivers, Anambra
• Yoruba youths protest, demand Oyegun's resignation
• Niger Delta Stakeholders present 16-point demands to Buhari
• Woman, 3 sons, 2 neighbours die 'after eating amala' in Kogi
• 2019: Nigerians in diaspora to get voting rights if ' INEC boss
• Appeal Court panel hands-off from Ondo PDP matter
• FG hails Nigerian doctor in U.S. for successful operation on unborn baby
• Gun duel with police claims 3 in Warri
• Minister launches ID cards for military pensioners
• NDLEA seizes over 2,000kg of cocaine, cannabis in FCT
• BREAKING: Senate rejects President Buhari's $29.6bn external borrowing plan
• N2.1trn lost to Niger Delta militancy, vandals in 2016 'FG
• Total reiterates commitment to Nigerian Gas Association
• Rejection of political appointments: A new departure
• Bayelsa communities in dispute over oil location
• NOSDRA adopts new technology to tackle oil spill
• On the forthcoming Ondo guber election
• How to care for your car battery
• We need development not military houseboats
• FG demands urgent global action on sustainable urban development
• Emir of Borgu promises cultural 'tourism revival at installation
• Britain faces growing threat from Russia ' MI5 chief
• Mosul battle: Iraqi Special Forces enter city limits
• No Syrian political talks in foreseeable future ' Russia
• 1,792 killed in violence, armed conflicts in Iraq in October ' UN
• Azikel refinery to commence operations in 2018
• DISCOs project revenue shortfall of N809bn by December
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• National Mirror News Headlines Today [Thu-03-Nov-2016]
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• APC govs shun Tinubu, Atiku, others
• Buhari to re-present $30bn loan request 'Lai Mohammed
• Jimoh Ibrahim replies Fayose, says too early to panic
• Reps to grant local govts financial autonomy
• Senate commences, suspends amendment on INEC Act
• Ondo PDP crisis: Appeal Court President constitutes fresh panel
• Militants attack oil pipeline in the Niger Delta
• APC crisis: Buhari to meet party officials
• Proper nutrition during, after pregnancy ensures mothers, babies wellbeing
• Social behavioural change communication essential in attaining SDGs- Minister
• Government officials are sexually abusing girls, women at IDP camp' Human Rights Watch
• Students' unrest: No automatic promotion policy in Oyo stands 'Govt
• Protest: A'Ibom terminates appointment of 5, 000 newly recruited teachers
• Amanda Oruh: Banking hall to Nollywood
• AfDB approves $600m loan for Nigeria
• Ahead battle against Algeria: Akpeyi replaces Ikeme
• Barca won't sink after City defeat ' Enrique
• Pinnick assures on payment of Falcons' bonuses
• World Cup Qualifier: NFF begs for funds