Wake Up! Newspaper Headlines For Today 29th Nov

• Punch News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
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• We didn't collect N82bn from FG ' Ondo govt
• Party logo: YDP seeks cancellation of Edo, Ondo elections
• Cross River's security outfits, a test of wills
• Ogun to begin Agbara-Berger, other rail projects January
• It's illegal for states to issue EIA certificates ' FG
• Senate to summon aviation minister over airport concession
• Fitch doubts Nigeria's crude-for-loans deals with India, China
• GSM subscribers to pay more for data from Dec.1
• Investors commit $4.5bn to fertiliser production
• Adenuga, Ekeh nominated for Technology Times awards
• NDIC tasks mortgage banks on premium payment
• Effective tax system'll enhance economic growth ' Somorin
• Mobile Internet subscription hits 93.5 million
• iSON promises to make Nigeria key outsourcing destination
• CBN, CeBIH assess technology's impact on payment
• 5G'll speed up skill development in Nigeria 'Wuilmet
• Ecobank converts 819.4 million preference shares to equities
• MTN budgets N50m for subscribers in Christmas promo
• FIRS captures three million new taxpayers in five months
• Glo supports mCash to aid cashless policy
• AMCON needs judiciary to stabilise economy, says Bulkachuwa
• Why you should embrace e-banking
• Advantages of Internet banking
• e-Dividend mandate gets June 30 deadline
• Microsoft, Co-Creation announce WINsiders4Good fellows
• StarTimes joins TV, decoder in high-definition TV
• New online platform to promote family development
• Performance, others'll drive marketing communication in 2017 ' Experts
• Digital Encode founders get Georgia award
• Heartland coach unveils promotion plans
• Naira stable at interbank market
• I'm proud to have Funke Oshonaike as my daughter ' Dad
• I'm ready for world juniors ' Asoju Oba champion
• First Bank can win Maputo tourney ' Ahmedu
• Falcons captain dumps relegated Swede club
• Chess Heights Monthly holds on Saturday
• Junior Ajayi grateful to Al Ahly
• NOC course attracts 25 coaches, referees
• Eucharia warns Falcons about Banyana threat
• PCN boosts para federations
• Golf: Tiger Woods relaxed ahead of comeback in Bahamas
• The only thing I wish my child
• Trump's election victory was due to superior strategy
• Corruption in the ivory tower
• Stealing from victims of Boko Haram insurgency
• Woman injures girl, uses her for alms begging
• UNN management probes student's suicide
• A'Ibom lawyer in court for alleged assault
• Ondo poll: Policemen protest unpaid allowances
   
• Thisday News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
• Presidency: No Rift with Tinubu
• PDP Rejects Ondo Guber Poll Result, Heads for Tribunal
• MTN Meets SEC on IPO, Seeks Concessions to Fast-track Listing
• Nigeria Loses 130m Barrels of Crude Oil to 32 Militant Groups This Year
• Amaechi Eyes Massive Advertising Revenue Along Railway Routes
• Senate Denies Frustrating Presentation of 2017 Budget
• Street Carnival: Lagos to Shut Major Roads on Victoria Island
• IMN Looks Like Insurgency Waiting to Happen, Warns el-Rufai
• Militant Group Claims Responsibility for NPDC Pipeline Bombing in Delta
• Ondo Guber Poll: Atiku, Mimiko, Bello, Others Congratulate Akeredolu Oke...
• Rivers Rerun: Wike Promises to Release Video of Rivers Police Commissioner...
• The Expendable Abang
• Ajayi: Goodnight to a Moral Beacon
• Fitch: Nigerian Oil Sector Suffering from Security, Regulation, Weak Infrastructure
• NDDC Tasked on Service Delivery
• Nigerias Economy Needs Visionary Leadership
• Cryonics: Modern Mummies, Chance for Life After Death
• Senate Holds Public Hearing on NFF Bill
• Lagos Baits Eagles with Grass Pitch again
• Uche Hands Falcons AWCON Win against Bayana Tonight
• Experts Drill Nigerian Coaches/Referees on Latest Wrestling Techniques
• Hamilton: Mercedes will Decide on Action for Ignoring Team Orders
• Mourinho Charged with Improper Conduct by FA
• Barcas Alba Doubtful for Clasico
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• The Sun News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
• YABATECH GIRLS' HOSTEL FIRE: How we escaped death
• Teaching the hearing-impaired
• Make football sporting a school subject
• Shocking revelation from Professor of Surgery
• Ondo: I'll ensure smooth transition for Akeredolu 'Mimiko
• PDP goes to courtas Fayose insists on Justice Abang's sack
• Atiku, govs, others felicitate with governor-elect
• APC crisis: Still long walk to peace
• Why Okorocha is not popular among Imo elite 'Okafor, Reps member
• 2017: Why APGA can't be beaten in Anambra, by chieftain
• APC in financial mess as Buhari, govs, others fail to pay dues
• Cameroon 2016: Nigeria's game is war 'Banyana captain
• Rumbles in Rangers camp as land, cash reward await players
• Clubs share N240m loot recovered by EFCC
• Former Eagles coach, Erico in hospital
• NCS to decide on National Sports Festival 'Dalung
• Dogara queries CBN's regulation on collateral registry
• FRSC to raise driver's licence, number plate's fees 'Oyeyemi
• 18.3% inflation bad omen for Nigeria
• MTN meets SEC to finetune listing on NSE
• CBN releases watchlist on financial crimes
• Tariff hike: Stakeholders knock NCC, telcos
• Farmers, herdsmen clashes, threat to economic growth 'Group
• Senate seeks probe of MMA2 deal
• Trial of Emeka Mba, ex-NBC boss, begins Dec 13
• FG negotiating release of more Chibok girls 'Adesina
• Militants claim responsibility for Delta pipeline bombing
• 3 die in Abia auto crash
• Northern govs, power coy sign MoU on solar plants
• Alleged bribe: Justice Ofili- Ajumogobia sheds tears in court
• Why economy is in coma 'Bloomberg
• Don't blame president for hunger in Nigeria 'Fr. Mbaka
• FIRS: FIRS, Customs, others pledge collaboration to boost revenue
• Biafra and the business of killing
• Head bloodied but not bowed and the ascension of Donald Trump (2)
• Problems that may mar Rivers rerun
• Why celebrate Efuru @ 50
• Tribute to Fidel Castro
• Herdsmen attacks and protection of the victims (2)
• Culprits of rape should be punished ' SP. Oriyomi
• INSIGHT: Badagry: Community of divorcees
• The timely warning on poisonous rice 
• Vanguard News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016] 
• Alleged N2.9bn scam: Court okays ex-NBC boss, 3 others for trial Dec 13
• Recession: NYSC asks for subsidized feeding
• Ohanaeze leadership, youths at war over election funds
• Council boss charges AMCON on Premium Steel, mines reoperation
• Buhari directs speedy completion of pensioners' verification
• Arrest more judges, Mbaka exhorts FG
• Justice Abang after me for criticising him ' Fayose
• Buhari, Tinubu not at loggerheads ' Presidency
• Boko Haram: Defence Chief identifies lapses in anti-terror war
• Edo working to attract more devt ' Obaseki
• MAN urges apex bank to reduce interest rate
• Why investors shun Nigeria's oil industry
• Nigerian Breweries Plc: Investors buck slide in share price
• Implement 60% forex allocation to manufacturers, FG told
• Firms expect higher inflation, further fall in Naira value ' CBN report
• Oil prices rise further ahead of OPEC D-Day tomorrow
• Nigeria needs $14bn in new investment to raise oil output ' Shoreline MD
• German firm to invest N186bn in solar
• Kano Disco moves to close cutomer gap
• Chevron harps on CSR program, commitment on Gas Master Plan
• FG owes oil marketers $1.7bn
• NCDMB moves against companies defaulting in local content fund ' As fund hits $600m
• Fashola laments community use of charms to chase away contractors in Akwa Ibom
• SEC clears NAHCO of alleged corporate gov breaches
• Nigeria Navy: Attaining self-reliance in shipbuilding, maintenance
• Attack on Aladja, attack on Urhobo nation'(2)
• Kaduna: Lessons in healthcare reforms
• Wailings of a master planner
• Bolt eyes football career after sprints conquests
• Appraising Gov Ikpeazu as ambassador of Made-in-Aba brand
• Experts worry over high rate of diabetes, obesity
• BREAST CANCER: Wives of Kaduna, Niger Govs commend Pink Polo initiative
• Only 13.9% of women access family planning in Nasarawa
• Our goal is to ensure health for all Nigerians ' Minister of Health, Prof Isaac Adewole
• Adopt new medical solutions for heart ailments, Nigerians urged
• WARIF opens safe haven for sexual assault victims
• Oseluonamen seeks N2m for heart surgery
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• Guardian News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
• Court dismisses suit against police, others
• Amazon gets tough on fake products on its marketplace
• Change of cashier
• Ebonyi will generate over N6b from local rice soon
• Gadzama, Osinbajo earn NIALS fellow, hold lecture Dec 1
• NSITF tasks employers on promotion of occupational health, workers' safety
• Expedite action on pending cases, former AG charges judicial officers
• EFCC arraigns Justice Ajumogobia, Obla over alleged bribery
• First new HIV vaccine trial begins in Africa
• Wage increment as elixir to economic growth
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• The Nation News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
• PDP leaders renew assault after Ondo election loss
• EFCC arraigns judge, SAN for alleged corruption, forgery
• MAN to Central Bank: reduce interest rate
• MTN begins share-listing process
• Tinubu a priceless asset, says Buhari
• Lagos State okays death penalty for kidnappers
• Nigerian troops in Somalia not paid for 11 months
• June 12: How IBB's gamble on Tofa backfired, by Anenih
• Appeal Court hears Ikpeazu, Nwosu suit December 5, 6
• Anenih wrong on Ekwueme's presidential ambition
• Cries of slum children (2)
• Cries of slum children (1)
• Any judge guilty of bribery should be jailed
• Lagos commissioner named Arbitrators' fellow
• The young lawyer as mirror of Nigerian Bar
• Why administration of justice must be preserved, by Osinbajo
• Judge orders service of officer's suit on Navy
• NCC orders 'big' telcos to hike data tariffs
• NB investments hit N243b
• $2.2b lifeline: Arco praises Shell's local content initiative
• SON, UNIDO partner on governance standard
• NPA pensioners threaten to drag chairman to ICPC
• History as largest vessel ever berths in Lagos
• Primero employs women-drivers
• Call tax' Not at all, say stakeholders
• African govts should improve safety standards
• 15 PMBs fail NDIC's premium payment test
• Blackout threat
• Zamfara killings
• Can Umahi rice to the occasion
• Lagos chiefs call for special status for Lagos
• PDP worries on Wike's security
• Leaders must take responsbility for their actions
• ARG hails Akeredolu, residents
• Ondo PDP: Licking wounds of division
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• Daily Times News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
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• Women must take voter registration serious Gender activist
• How we’ve decimated Boko Haram- COAS
• NCWS empowers widows, pays WAEC fee for indigent students
• FG clears 90% of 200, 000 unemployed graduates via BVN
• ADSU ASUU POPULATED WITH RASCALS AND SCAVENGERS
• Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia, Obla arraigned over bribery
• PDP rejects outcome of Ondo election, heads to the tribunal
• Mimiko Congratulates Governor-elect, Akeredolu
• Mbaka thumbs up Ugwuanyis visionary leadership
• Dino Melaye Attacks Aregbesola and other State Governors
• My administration wont leave a single project uncompleted -Aregbesola
• Akeredolus Victory Has Demystified Tinubus Godfatherism, Influence In South West Femi Adeoya
• Ondo election: Zamfara governor salutes Akeredolu
• Vote PDP, Obuah urges Rivers people
• Rivers rerun: Overs 200 PDP members defect to APC at Khana, Eleme LGAs
• Ondo guber: PDP rejects election outcome, heads to court
• APC SSouth: Were not convinced why Oyegun should be removed
• I made Atiku Obasanjos deputy, blocked him from becoming president Anenih
• Ondo guber: Jonathan urges Jegede to concede defeat
• Lagos begins airlift of Jerusalem pilgrims
• First ministers clash over separate Brexit deal for Scotland
• Soft or hard Brexit' The EU, not Britain, has the whip hand Timothy Garton Ash
• New computing technologies will reshape business
• Trumps aide steps up bid to block possible Romney nomination
• The wait before the fall
• Indonesian army chopper pilot saved, 3 crew dead
• Pro-Assad Troops Capture 10 Aleppo Neighborhoods: Russia
• Samsung to unveil shareholder return plans amid calls to split company
• Trump aide steps up bid to block possible Romney nomination
• Poll: Which country will have the highest 10-year yield in 12 months time
• Nigeria 15th worst place to do business
• Mimiko, Atiku, Yari, Obaseki, congratulate Akeredolu, APC over guber polls
• Were Not Frustrating 2017 Budget Proposal Over Constituency Project Issue -Senate
• Marking the World Toilet Day
• Brazil coach Tite snubs Messi in FIFA Best Player award
• Red-hot Ajayi continues brilliant scoring run for Al Ahly
• Mourinho should be handed a SIX-GAME ban!
• Gabriel wasnt super convincing! Wenger relieved right-back gamble doesnt backfire
• Villas Boas Woos Mikel To China With $212,000-a-Week Deal
• Divide and failure! Mourinhos bad attitude is drowning Man Utds title dreams
• Title-winning firecracker Gabriel Jesus will be one hell of a signing for Man City
• Liverpool ready for parked buses Klopp
• RUMOURS: Inter ready to swoop for Alexis
• Football not about money Pochettino slams Sissoko for attitude problem
• NB Plc invests N243bn in Nigerian economy
• African Exchanges to attract liquidity by focusing on smaller businesses
• NASME urges FG to review tax rates downwards
• BOI, firm collaborate on gem stone development for export
• World bankers confab, opportunity for investment CIBN
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• Daily Trust News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016] 
• No more Shiite/police clashes
• APC officials deny collecting N3m to expel Shehu Sani
• Sheriff blames Mimiko over PDPs defeat, YDP too over party logo
• Makarfi-led PDP wants Ondo govship election cancelled
• Ondo poll: Tinubu congratulates Akeredolu, begs party members for unity
• Ondo poll: My next line of action will be revealed soon Jegede
• Defectors helped APC win Ondo election Ex-deputy governor
• Women group administers free medicare in Kuje community
• Bwari council commissions two Kubwa modern market projects
• Mutilated corpse of boy, 3, abandoned in Gwagwalada
• Increasing power problems frustrate Nigeria's economy push
• Nigerians to pay VAT on passports FIRS
• Naira remains stable at interbank market
• Kachikwu decries security challenges in oil, gas sector
• Telecoms sector adds N1.4trn to GDP in Q3 2016 - NCC
• Why rice imports couldnt continue - Emefiele
• Abuja runs out of supply as aviation fuel scarcity bites harder
• Fake news on Facebook
• Nigeria may lose $144bn to importation of ICT devices, software in 2019 NITDA
• Falcons tackle South Africa for AWCON final place
• Davido celebrates with Moses, others after Chelsea victory
• 6000 athletes, officials are participating in public service games official
• Rangers invite 3 more foreign stars ahead 2016/2017 Season
• Wilfried Zaha dumps England for Ivory Coast
• Bello wins CBN Govs Cup 2016
• Renzo tips Rivers United FC for success
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• Daily Independent News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
• Akeredolu Wins Ondo Governorship Election
• Oil Majors Put Off By FG 'Cash Calls
• NASS Moves To Remove Clog Impeding EFCC Odili's Arrest, Trial
• Interbank Rate Flat As Market Awaits Monthly Budget Cash Flow
• Publish Details Of Alleged Spending Of N500bn As Running Cost, SERAP Tells Saraki, Dogara
• The Judiciary Is Set Against Nigerians ' Justice Bello
• Fayemi Congratulates Akeredolu
• Akeredolu: Not Yet Uhuru As PDP Kicks
• Decentralisation Of NDDC Will Make It More Effective ' Reyenieju
• Factors That Gave Akeredolu Victory
• AWCON: Super Falcons, Bayana Battle For Final Ticket
• 300 Athletes To Compete At Korea Ambassador Taekwondo Tourney
• Iwobi Benched As Sanchez, Walcott Win It For Arsenal
• AWCON: S'Falcons In Decisive Match Against S'Africa Tuesday
• Harpic Partners LASG On Toilet Hygiene, Improved Sanitation
• Confab Tasks FG To Reconstitute NAFDAC, PCN Boards
• To Mitigate Disaster, Contingency Planning Must Be Ongoing Activity ' Adeniyi
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• Tribune News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
• Alleged N15bn fraud: Court orders ex-NBC boss, Emeka Mba, to report at EFCC office
• Pa Olaniwun started preparing for death since 2003 'Methodist Archbishop
• HIV/AIDS prevalence on the increase among gays, reduces among sex workers 'Ex-NACA boss
• Legislative aide dies at National Assembly complex
• Town hall meeting: Akinyele residents decry lack of potable water, roads
• Neglect of Okunland endangers Kogi'ODU
• Ewekoro LG boss charges Baale of Egan on peace
• Bayelsa farmers lament destruction of farmlands by cattle
• Groups happy over PWDs involvement Ondo election, condemns votes buying
• Ondo poll: PDP heads for tribunal
• Police protest in Ondo
• Ajumogobia, Obla arraigned in court
• US votes recount: Trump accuses Clinton of reneging on concession speech
• American wins $421m jackpot with $2
• N40bn outstanding payment: We may not participate in GES ' Agro-dealers
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• National Mirror News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
• Ondo election: Impunity in PDP led to our loss 'Sheriff
• How I deposited $788,000 for Justice Ajumogobia 'Witness
• Nigerians to pay VAT on passports ' Fowler
• Legislative aide dies at National Assembly complex
• We are restrategising to eliminate Boko Haram 'Buratai
• Tinubu is a priceless asset 'Buhari
• 2017 budget: Senate threatens zero allocation to aviation
• Child marriage: Islamic laws prevent govt from challenging parents'FG
• Lagos Assembly approves death penalty for kidnappers
• Militants invade Lagos community, kidnap 7
• US poll fallout: Trump makes 'illegal voting' claims
• Ekiti 2018: Ex-Speaker declares guber ambition, unfolds agenda
• Oke accepts outcome of Ondo guber poll, congratulates Akeredolu
• Telecoms sector contributes N1.399trn to GDP in Q30.02
• Equities open week negative, index dips 0.06%
• MTN opens share listing discussions with SEC
• Umahi bans consumption of foreign rice in Ebonyi
• FIFA, CAF, CAS law not superior to Nigeria's constitution 'lawyers
• Africa Women Cup of Nations: South Africa declare war on Nigeria
• Mourinho facing another ban, charged with improper conduct by FA
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• BusinessDay News Headlines Today [Tue-29-Nov-2016]
• NCF out with initiative for sustainable livelihood, 25% forest cover
• Trump: Fears thicken over possible danger to Paris climate Agreement
• 30 Nigerian NGOs get $172mn from US to support vulnerable communities
• Nigeria records landmark achievement with establishment of National Collateral Registry
• How Tin-Can Port became stranded without rail lines
• The blood of the innocent cry for justice in Nigeria
• OECD says Trump's policies could lift global growth
• Lufthansa pilots extend strike into second week
• France flirts with a free-market revolutionary
• Three UN aid workers kidnapped in Sudan's Darfur region
• Kremlin says Putin will not attend Castro's funeral
• Zuma faces no-confidence vote by top ANC committee
• World bankers' confab opportunity for foreign investment ' CIBN
• Pension funds shun equities, PE on restrictive guidelines, skills shortage
• Ports & Cargo terminal receives the largest vessel to call Nigeria
• Ecobank partners NIBSS on mobile payment solution
• Red Cab Unveils 'Redclick' App for Customers
• Noodles fast food operators leverage brand, offer competing product for gain
• Nigerian Breweries at 70 receives Ambode commendation
• Currency devaluation, a boon for FCMB as earnings spike
• Naira stable at interbank market
• NSE ' Equities sustain losses in new week
• Gold climbs as dollar and US bond yields retreat
• SEC hits milestone as unclaimed dividends drop by N29.2 billion
• Africa's biggest company sees education as new growth market
• Would you like to be spa pampered
• Nigeria's 2017 budget may suffer revenue shortfall of $9.18bn
• We're turning Aba into Nigeria's fast rising 'China of Africa' ' Abia government
• Insurgency not over until all displaced children return to their schools ' Atiku