Wake Up! Newspaper Headlines For Today 22nd Nov 2016

•  Punch News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
• Postpone Ondo election by three weeks, ex-ministers tell INEC
• Buhari, just sell the refineries as they are
• Ericsson, MediaTek bring LTE-Advanced connectivity to smartphone market
• Investing in Treasury Bills through your bank
• We'll reject proposal to punish dollar hoarders ' Senate
• StarTimes named 'Most Rewarding Brand
• Aviation sector needs urgent attention, says Senate committee
• Broadband should be available, affordable ' Onu
• Globacom promises more students-oriented services
• Stop blackmailing FG, Fashola tells power firms
• Nigeria ranks top in Africa's Internet access
• Huawei to empower African telecoms carriers
• Knowing more about Treasury Bills
• Airtel, HNI provide free public service messages
• Falcons can't massacre us, we'll shock them ' Ghana
• Dalung woos sponsors
• US fire Klinsmann as national team coach
• Jonathan for 2019: Perish the thought!
• The semiotics of ASUU's warning strike
• Nigerians and the integrity dilemma
• Man exchanges N1.7m with fake dollars
• Quack doctor arrested after 11 years' practice
• Driver stabs in-law for raping two-year-old daughter
• Football club manager sodomises teenage players in Lagos
• Police recovered caches of arms in Lagos ' CP
• Ogun residents storm Ikeja Electric over blackout, billing
• Robbers kill Sokoto lawmaker's guard
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• Thisday News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
• Recession Worsens on N'Delta Crisis, Despite Agric Rebound
• Justice Ngwuta Arraigned, Gets N100m Bail on Self-Recognition
• Ondo Poll: PDP, 20 Parties Insist on Postponement, INEC Refuses
• Fool Nigeria Once, Shame on You. Fool Nigeria Twice
• Presidency, Govt Agencies, Budget Office Present Conflicting Figures on N180bn Virement
• Akpabio: Wike is Nigeria's Shining Light of Infrastructure Development
• Court Adjourns Dudafa's Trial to December 14, 15
• Ondo Poll: NYSC DG Warns Corps Members against Partisanship, Malpractices
• Ngige: FG is Targeting 50% Population under Social Security Scheme
• House Tasks FG, TETFund on Special Intervention in North East
• Do Not Let PDP Die, Staff Beg Judiciary
• There is No Crack in APC, We are Working as a...
• Rivers Polls: Former Senator Accuses Dogara of Furthering PDP Agenda
• Mohammeds Unimpressive Exit
• Nnamdi Kanu: A Mind Greater Than Him
• Ondo: INEC Must Postpone Election By Three Weeks, Says PDP
• FG: 2017 Budget Proposal Almost Ready
• FRC Releases Rule Nine for Auditors
• Harvest of Guns in Rivers
• WHAT DOES TRUMP PRESIDENCY MEAN FOR NIGERIA
• You Dont Need an Office to be Great
• Ejigbadero, the Father of Land Grabb
• Odoh Relishes His Nigerian Masters Win in Abuja
• Cage Eagles or Get Sacked, FECAFOOT Orders Broos
• 50,000 Athletes to Participate in 2017 Lagos City Marathon
• EL-Amin Bags 13th Georgian Cup Title
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• The Sun News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
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• Mimiko meets Buhari, denies defecting to APC
• Fayemi planning to destabilise Ondo,ADalleges
• Rivers, Ondo polls: South- South, South East Yoruba leadership sue for peace
• APC will win 'Lalong
• Ondo Guber Watch: 20 political parties urge INEC to extend poll's date
• Orji Kalu, asset to APC, South East, says Okorocha
• Russia 2018 World Cup: Hope rises on Enyeama's return
• Omagbemi: Falcons not carried away after Mali win
• UCL: Tottenham banking on Kane in must-win Monaco tie
• Nigeria's recession worsens as economy shrinks 2.24% in Q3
• IPMAN issues Capital Oil 7-day ultimatum to drop use of brand name
• Telecoms investments hit N2.074trn
• Budget: 2016: We've achieved 79% implementation 'Minister
• Govt, private sector urged to de-emphasise years of experience
• Bleak Xmas for local airlines as aviation fuel import dips
• E-banking soars above N46trn in 9 months
• Rivers rerun: Abe shuns Reps summon
• World Bank earmarks $500m for erosion crisis in Nigeria
• Reps query N7.8bn life insurance payment
• Senators knock Presidency over non-release of N500bn intervention funds
• We'll reject FG's proposed forex punishment 'Senate
• Oba of Benin partners Edo govt on job creation
• Wike, a shinning light in infrastructural development ' Akpabio
• Drama at Reps' probe of Ogoni killings
• Shun corruption, Acting CJN advises judges
• How Justice Ngwuta hid N27m in his bathroom 'FG
• Shekau tops new list of 55 wanted Boko Haram terrorists
• Regional integration: S'West govs meet in Ibadan
• NNPC: FG targets 50% Nigerians in social security net
• Why Nigeria's economic outlook remains positive
• Head bloodied but not bowed and the ascension of Donald Trump (1)
• The video of our crimes and punishment
• Why Senate should approve Buhari's $30bn loan
• Osun: Boosting IGR with land use charge
• US election: Lessons for women
• Cross Riverians and judgement day
• Men who sleep with their daughters
• Ownership of oil blocs in Niger Delta by ex-warlords should stop ' Don Pedro
• The alarm over famine
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• Vanguard News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
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• EU, Germany donate 54.5m Euros to IDPs in N-East
• Saraki, NCC nominee trade words over disqualification
• Justice Ngwuta hid N27m inside bathroom, Hummer SUV, 2 other cars ' FG
• Oba Akiolu advocates grassroots health policy
• Rivers APC, PDP bicker over re-run elections
• Oba of Benin to partner Edo govt in establishment of cluster industries
• FMDQ lists pioneer Money Market Fund
• Warrant Officer arrested with huge cache of arms
• 2 die, one arrested, 10 rescued from kidnappers den
• Only 2 persons've died in my clinic, says fake nurse with 11-year 'experience
• 20 political parties, youths seek poll shift
• Ondo Gov Poll: S-Court hears suits on PDP crisis today
• Ondo:Tinibu's absence at APC rally makes no difference ' Lalong
• Afenifere Renewal Group backs Akeredolu
• Unilever Nig. Plc: Are investors beginning to heed experts' advice
• Solar street lighting market to hit $15bn by 2024 ' Survey
• 40MW Kashimbilla hydro project for completion soon
• How to survive oil price crash ' Total boss
• FG generates over N1bn revenue from mining lease commodities in Nigeria
• German firm to invest N186bn in solar
• Nigeria needs $14bn in new investment to raise oil output ' Shoreline MD
• Renewables, natural gas to dominate energy growth ' IEA
• NNPC spends $2.94bn on JV Cash Call
• NEITI backs oil sector reforms
• Doubts becloud OPEC deal to reduce production
• Oil price in steady rebound ahead OPEC meeting next week
• Chevron, NAPIMS support educational devt
• UNSDGF hails Sahara Group, launches new universality seport
• Domestic gas price can't cover production costs ' OPTS
• US election: Lessons for Nigeria
• Abiding lessons of the US election
• Between the Nigerian State, Shi'ites and the Sunnis
• Head bloodied but not bowed and the ascension of President-Elect Donald J. Trump (Part 2)
• Head bloodied but not bowed and the ascension of President-Elect Donald J. Trump (Part 1)
• Satellite broadband for Africa: Eutelsat targets 20 sub-Saharan African countries by 2019
• Omagbemi will do well with Falcons ' Kuejubola
• Why I'm sponsoring a basketball team ' Oyedeji
• FIFA 2018 WC qualifiers: Bafana Bafana coach tips Eagles to win group B
• Klinsmann fired as US coach
• Odoh wins inaugural Nigeria Masters
• Southgate edges closer to England job
• Kanye scraps US tour after rant about Jay Z, Beyonce
• AY breaks own Guinness World record with 'A Trip to Jamaica
• 2baba, Olamide, Ycee, others storm Lagos for Star Music The Trek grand finale
• The witches in J.K. Randle Hall, Onikan
• Budgeting without planning
• Supreme Court judge, Ngwuta, arraigned over money laundering
• Messi set for Celtic return
• Senate/ASUU meeting ends in deadlock
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• The Nation News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
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• Police recover caches of arms in Lagos
• Southwest governors join forces for economic growth
• Ngwuta 'hid N27m cash, luxury vehicles
• NBS: Nigeria's GDP contracts by -2.24 % in 3rd quarter
• 80% not qualified to write JAMB, says Registrar
• Ondo 2016: Parties in final push for victory
• DHQ declares 55 Boko Haram suspects wanted
• Leave Tinubu alone
• Kalu'll be asset to APC, says Okorocha
• EFCC kicks as Obla seeks N1b for 'illegal' detention
• Buhari won't be alone in 2019, says Presidency
• Your role in preventing miscarriage, abortion, stillbirth and preterm explained (1)
• NACA plans HIV prevention conference
• Nothing is more dangerous than a corrupt judge
• 40 years of Legal Aid Council: Tribute to the founder
• How to make states viable, by Obi, Duke, others
• Supreme Court to hear appeal on Ifon-Osun stool
• Lagos to solve sexual crimes with science
• Why judges need ADR training
• 32 judges, four SANs named Arbitrators'fellows
• Erring event centres to face trial for safety violation
• Nigeria's telecoms investments hit $68b
• Presidency eyes steady growth despite weak Q3 report
• Oil rallies 3% ahead OPEC meeting
• Fed Govt reduces stranded power
• Fashola urged to address Apapa gridlock
• African govts should improve safety standards
• Fashola to DisCos: stop blackmailing Federal Govt
• New facilities 'll curb delays
• Good news
• Monitor wreck removal, govt told
• Inspiring examples
• Twenty dinners and more
• Negotiating with Niger Delta leaders
• Audu: A year after the 'Quintessential Leader
• Averting inconclusive poll in Ondo
• We 'll continue to fight for special status for Lagos
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• Daily Times News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
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• $249m breach of contact: Trade Ministers company, others sued
• Trailers kills 3 as angry mob set one ablaze in Enugu
• Communal clash claims over 10 lives in C River communities
• SCourt Justice Ngwuta gets N100m bail
• N304 million fraud: Absence of Judge stalls trial
• Senate berates NAMA over poor Navigational aids
• CDS tasks STF to consolidate on success, wind up operation
• Counter-insurgency: CDS seeks policy to mitigate civilians harm
• Rasheed Gbadamosi (1943-2016)
• Recurring ASUU-Federal Government disagreement
• EFCC files 30-count charge against Justice Ajumogobia, Obla
• Our embassies national embarrassment Minister
• Senate will reject proposal to punish people for ownership of Forex
• Major Victory For Tinubu, As APC Finally Announces Oyeguns Replacement
• 2019: Nigerians wont dump Buhari Presidency
• BUHARI TO ATTEND 4TH AFRICA-ARAB SUMMIT IN MALABO
• Governor Wike will be remembered as a jubilee governor Justice Nyesom-Wike
• I wont attend public hearing against army Abe tells Dogara
• Okorochas urban renewal a ruse Capt. Iheanacho
• 5, 000 APC members defect to PDP in Delta
• Group congratulates Obaseki, deputy
• Jegede, PDP protesters storm INEC office in Akure
• Kalus defection to APC, an asset to Igbo Okorocha
• I WONT JOIN APC, MIMIKO SWEARS
• Mandate Group backs Tinubu, urges Lagosians to open their eyes
• Rivers re-run: We will resist rigging, Wike warns
• PDPs crisis cannot stop Ondo governorship election APC
• Iraqi forces regroup, search for cars intended for attacks
• Obama just cancelled oil and gas drilling on sacred Blackfeet land
• Obama pushes Putin on Syria, Ukraine in brief interaction
• I will CAPTURE Mugabe: VOWS US President Elect Donald Trump
• Donald Trump and Africa
• Saudi military coalition declares 48-hour ceasefire in Yemen
• Schumer hints of compromise with Trump, but not on ObamaCare
• California police reopen 16-year-old cold case of missing woman
• Orders for Trump Voodoo Dolls Surge
• Former president Nicolas Sarkozy concedes defeat in French conservative presidential primary
• Carnival Dry Run: UNFPA records zero HIV positive
• Pornography, masturbation affect the brain, impede productivity, clergy warns
• How 1.5 million infants die annually over inadequate breastfeeding Delta Commissioner
• NIGERIA NOT POLIO-FREE YET, SAYS HEALTH MINISTER
• Free condom, HIV tests for Calabar Carnival Dry Run participants
• UNFPA berates abortion
• Cancer misdiagnosis at Royal Darwin Hospital saw two women have breasts removed
• SEC, NERDC introduce Capital Market studies in schools
• 50,000 athletes sign up for 2017 Lagos City Marathon Ambode
• Nigerian Premier League star, Jordon Ibe, robbed of his 25K Rolex at knifepoint
• Win tickets to watch Leicester vs Middlesbrough courtesy of EA Sports
• How can Yaya Toure earn shock Champions League recall and who would make way
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• Daily Trust News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
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• Africa should prepare for Trump
• Fayemi leads onslaught against us AD
• Presidency blasts Galadima, says Buhari wont be alone in 2019
• Why Abia SIEC cant use card reader for Dec. 17 LG polls Secretary
• PDP to Buhari: Call Amaechi, Peterside, Abe to order before they set Rivers on fire
• Ondo: Mimiko rushes to Aso Rock, meets Buhari again
• Why El-Rufai should not hold public office Dantiye
• A/Ibom PDP predicts partys victory in 2019
• Recession: Cleric tasks the rich on charity
• Dont allow children write exams at miracle centres, Kwali boss caution parents
• FCT begins inspection of abattoirs
• Guard impregnates teenager in Gwarinpa
• NSCDC officer dies as troops rescue kidnapped victims at Kuje
• Interfaith leaders preach peace, tolerance
• 19 criminal suspects surrender in Abaji
• Oil companies are behind attacks on pipelines
• My Boko Haram experience
• Iran optimistic on OPEC Algiers Accord
• Total invested $10bn in Nigeria in 5 years
• Marketers say FG still paying petrol subsidy
• Nigerias GDP could expand 2.5% in 2017 on oil output - Moodys
• Kaduna Electric fires 24 staff over fraud
• Senate plans review of power privatisation
• N50bn will complete Kashimbila Dam Contractor
• Wikki can win Gold Cup title
• Falcons Nations Cup performance excites Mabo
• We wont disappoint Maikaba, says Ubong
• 50,000 Athletes to participate in Lagos city marathon
• Champions League big guns target last 16 places
• Resilient Victor Moses wins MOTM against Middlesbrough
• Stenson seals Race to Dubai
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• Daily Independent News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
• Local Oil, Gas Vendors To Get $2.2bn Finance From Shell, Banks
• CBN May Retain Rates To Woo Investors, Hem Inflation
• Infrastructure Deficit To Slow Nigeria's Economic Recovery ' Report
• Hirse, Former Minister, Kidnapped
• Jibrin, Suspended Rep, Calls Car Purchase For Members 'Wasteful
• ASUU's Strike: Clearing the Aegean's Stable
• PDP Has No Moral Ground Calling For Election Postponement In Ondo ' Odebowale
• Ebonyi Current Assembly Has Passed Many Bills
• APC crisis: Ambassadorial Nominees As Victims
• I'll Win Ondo Governorship Election Because God Is Behind Me ' Akeredolu
• Why You Should Consider Going Into Farming Now
• NSE Weekly Traded Shares Value Slips By 26.63%
• NNPC Commissions Four Gas Power Projects to Boost Electricity Supply
• Port Harcourt Refinery To Begin Production Of AviationFuel Soon
• National Post Bank Underway ' FG
• Register With PHC Boards Or Face Sanctions ' LASG Warns TBAs
• PHC Workers Nailed For Selling Free Drugs In Lagos
• Experts Canvass Strong Local Manufacturing Base For Pharmaceutical Products
• FG, Local Firms Unite On 2020 Target To Eliminate Malaria
• Consumption Of Yogurt, Leafy Greens, Others Critical At Age 20
• USAID Unveils Nigeria's First Ultramodern Polio Modular Laboratory
• Nestl Nigeria Commemorates 150 Years Of Good Nutrition
• Scientist Develops HIV Test Which Detects Virus In Minutes
• Zika Virus, No Longer International Emergency
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• Tribune News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
• Omo Ajorosun Club organises annual career talk
• Military declares another 55 Boko Haram terrorists wanted
• We will reject proposals to punish forex owners 'Senate
• Court grants Justice Ngwuta N100m bail
• Fuel subsidy removal: FG saves N283.5bn in six months
• Works on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway reaches 32% completion 'Supervisor
• 80% of private schools in Nigeria do not deserve licence 'NGO
• Journalists, activists walk against domestic, sexual violence in Lagos
• Most Nigerian students on scholarship abroad in poorly ranked varsities ' TETFund boss
• Ondo youths call for postponement of governorship election as Jegede awaits Supreme Court ruling
• Planned jail for forex holders: We aren't involved ' CBN
• Jonathan: An exceptional statesman at 59
• Overrun by GARBAGE! Communities under threat of epidemic outbreak
• LG creation is political expediency not economic viability 'Shonibare
• LGs are accountable to governors instead of citizens 'Sani
• Why LGs must be liberated from states 'National Publicity Secretary, NULGE
• NASS's initiatives to free the local governments
• Local Government: Conduits of corruption
• How not to treat our heroes past and present
• Between Reps and MMM promoters
• Fuel price increase is not possible, it'll kill Nigerians 'PENGASSAN President
• NUP demands N25,000 minimum wage
• Rasheed Gbadamosi (1943-2016)
• Of Nigerian graduates and 'acceptable' job offers
• Tribune cartoon
• Japanese troops land in South Sudan, fears of first foreign fighting since WW2
• Tackling the menace of land grabbers in Ogun
• Why I am involved in boosting agriculture, tourism 'Ooni of Ife
• South Africa 'pesticide pastor' condemned
• Flouting court orders not good for our democracy
• Afghanistan Kabul mosque suicide attack kills dozens
• FG, reconsider the scrapping of sub-degrees in varsities
• How we plan to assist govt end herdsmen/farmers feud 'New NVMA President
• Why S29.9bn loan will not have impact on economy 'ICSAN boss
• NSE: Investors lose N13bn as bearish trend persists
• Again, GDP contracted by -2.24% in Q3
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• National Mirror News Headlines Today [Mon-21-Nov-2016]
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• Ondo guber: Jimoh Ibrahim promises to establish Ondo Oil
• Mamma Daura, Buhari's Chief of Staff escapes abduction
• Operation to take over Sambisa forest ongoing 'CDS
• Nigeria won't disintegrate 'Dogara
• Enforcement of speed limiters device begins Feb 1 'FRSC
• Okada man defiles 12 year-old own daughter
• Police, armed robbers in gun duel in Imo
• Immigration moves to document foreigners' data
• Nigerian state and 'blasphemy' killers
• INEC can't postpone Ondo poll because of PDP crisis 'APC
• Rivers people must be allowed to elect reps 'Wike
• Afe Babalola University wins 6th Africa Education Leadership Award
• Ebonyi targets mineral resources, agric sectors to boost IGR
• Our housing sector can thrive on single digit mortgage ' Experts
• Insurers flaw PenCom's stance over N145bn Annuity Fund custody
• Over 150 firms to participate in Mining Summit
• Gallant Falconets bow out of World Cup
• Super Falcons lash Mali 6-0 in Limbe
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• BusinessDay News Headlines Today [Tue-22-Nov-2016]
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• Recession, Trump and inflation complicate CBN's Interest Rate decision today
• The dilemma of a trilemma: Growing a basket of the miserable
• Dangoma may be sitting on US$600bn worth of nickel, says minister
• Nigeria needs to be technologically self-reliant
• Why S29.9bn loan will not have impact on economy ' ICSAN boss
• Paga records steady rise in money transactions
• NPA commissions 11/33KV power station linking Onne Port to national grid
• Media Fuse Dentsu Aegis unveils tool for deeper consumer insight
• Nunu brand fights stunted growth in children
• Marketing World Awards goes Pan-African in 2017
• Fidelity Bank's good asset quality validates risk management strategy
• Equity Assurance records strong premium income amid economic downturn
• 10 reasons to say no to MMM