Wake Up! Newspaper Headlines For Today 7th Nov

Punch News Headlines Today [Mon-07-Nov-2016] 

• Federalism and the Niger Delta demands
• NLC warns against another fuel price increase
• Senate demands daily oil production, sales report from DPR
• Using a standing order
• Four ways to use direct debit for payment
• Grenadines Homes plans affordable flats with Coral Apartment
• Lagos paid N1.5bn to 333 retirees in October
• Features of direct debit
• Ayade begins construction of 134km highway
• Naira may not fall below 475, say experts
• Card suspension: Banks record increase in domiciliary account requests
• MTN deploys Facebook-designed Voyager platform
• IEI-Anchor adopts new service strategies
• GOtv introduces new channels
• GTBank, Sterling Bank, four others get Moody's ratings
• Boff & Company unveils new brand identity
• Architecture body urges FG to explore social housing
• UACN grows profit by 42% 
• Analysts predict weak start for capital market
• OLX Nigeria showcases Top Ads
• Building collapse: Builders want enforcement of relevant laws
• Ronaldo extends Real deal
• Rosemary's Showroom expands to Abuja
• Ikhana returns to Kano Pillars
• NRA promotes 29 refs in Jigawa
• Ifeanyi Ubah win Fed Cup in shootout
• Niger approves N425m for sports centre
• Ebuehi will play for Nigeria ' Rohr
• 15 states for Korean Ambassador Cup
• Van Persie suffers eye injury
• La Liga Roundup: Messi reaches 500-goal mark
• Mourinho criticises attitude of Man United stars
• Economy: The devil is in the details
• The $30bn presidential borrowing request (1)
• NIGERIAN YOUTHS AND THE NEED FOR SELF- EMPOWERMENT
• Recession: Near-realistic root causes and possibilities
• To concession is more responsible than to borrow $29.9bn
• Patient disappears from Ogun hospital, family blames nurses
• Woman bathed with acid after accepting lover's proposal
• Fraudsters arrested with live snake after making N5m
• Gunmen abduct A'Ibom politician
• Cult members kill TASUED student over girlfriend
• Pastor impregnates church member's daughter
• Robbers kill policeman in Delta
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• Thisday News Headlines Today [Mon-07-Nov-2016]
• Vacuum Looms in Judiciary as BuhariYet to Accept Recommendation of New CJN
• Nwankwo: We Resorted to Foreign Loans to Free Funds for Domestic Economy
• Petrol Price Hike Not on the Cards, Kachikwu Insists
• Finally, FG Transfers Presidential Lodge to Lagos Govt
• FBI Director: New Hillary Clinton Emails Still Do Not Show Criminal Wrong doing
• Rivers Re-run: INEC, Police Colluding with APC to Rig Election, Says...
• Only Buharis Intervention Can Save APC , Says Frank
• Ondo Gubaer Poll: Injustice against Jegede Wont Stand, Mimiko Insists
• The Sharia Law Debate
• Discordant Tirades on Peter Obi
• Time to End the Empty Treasury Singsong
• Raising Africas Transformers
• Moodys Assigns National Scale Ratings to Seven Nigerian Banks
• Stakeholders Seek Creation of Independent Regulator for Downstream Sector
• Its Time to Add Value to Nigerias Youths
• Riding the Recession
• Murray Wins Paris Masters
• Oshoala Present Club Jerseys to Fed. Cup Finalists
• ADAM MOUKTAR MOHAMMED: Helping FIFA to Grow the Game
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• The Sun News Headlines Today [Mon-07-Nov-2016]
• Rivers rerun: We'll resist rigging 'Wike
• PDP kicks against Oshiomhole's proposed N5bn supplementary budget
• Call for Amaechi, Onu's sack, frivolous 'APC
• Ondo PDP crisis: Fireworks resume at Appeal Court
• Ondo guber: Another litmust test for INEC
• We shall remove Umahi in 2019 'Eze, Ebonyi APC chairman
• Federation Cup: FC IfeanyiUbah, Angels are champions
• Eagles camp opens today
• Nigerians applaud Glo-CAF Awards promo
• Iheanacho's Eaglets beg for Calabar houses
• Hit gold mine investing in courier business
• Farmers can reap N2.5bn from plantain farming
• Nigeria is the market to be despite current challenges 'MultiChoice CEOs
• NCDMB to develop policy on community content
• Nissan Africa sees bright future for electric cars
• How to improve organisational performance in economic downturn
• Techno Oil, CAKASA seal cooking gas terminal deal
• Two policemen arrested for kidnapping
• How I ran gang with my 14 children 'Man, 75
• Why we bombed Forcados pipeline 'Militant group
• Controversy trails last Ofala for Anambra monarch
• DSS is an illegal organisation 'IPOB
• Fear grips Supreme Court Justices, staff over secret account
• EFCC arrests Justice Ofili-Ajumogobia's brother
• Group petitions EFCC over Oshiomhole's alleged corruption
• My visit to Oni, not political 'Fayose
• Olaniwun decimated Yoruba leadership hierarchy 'Ajimobi
• DMO: Nigeria can service existing N16tr debt, $29.96bn loan, says DMO boss
• Sharia, the ominous cloud
• A gunner gone too soon
• Trifling with corruption
• The PDP crisis and Ondo guber poll
• Why Trump will be good for the world
• Whither Nigeria's infrastructural development
• A tale of two powerful Latin American female presidents
• NESH 2016: The future starts here!
• The need to conclude outstanding polls
   
• Vanguard News Headlines Today [Mon-07-Nov-2016]
• Scandal rocks Ebonyi SEMA
• Delta commences feeding of pry school pupils Jan
• Lagos Speaker mourns as 2 Assembly members' fathers die
• Give Buhari time to respond to our demands, Clark, Attah plead with N-Deltans
• Reps to summon CBN gov, DMO, NIMC on plight of Nigerians abroad
• APC urges Buhari to crack down on electoral offenders
• Ooni to partake in Olaniwun Ajayi's burial' Family
• Police to pay family N200m over man's disappearance in Ikorodu
• ONDO: Sheriff working for APC victory by supporting Jimoh Ibrahim' Makarfi
• AMALA' DEATHS: Kogi LG bans sale of cassava flour
• RECESSION: FCTA targets 10,000 jobs
• Akwa Ibom politician, wife kidnapped
• FG hands over Marina Presidential Lodge to Lagos
• Oshodi-Apapa gridlock Expressway: Tanker drivers blame FG, Lagos over decayed infrastructure
• POOR PERFORMANCE: Ajimobi creates governing boards for secondary schools
• Police under pressure to drop charges against persons arrested for allegedly printing fake ballot papers
• Banks must start lending to farmers
• APC accuses INEC of recruiting, training ad-hoc staff in Lagos
• Start mourning your loss, PDP taunts other parties
• I'll reinstate sacked AAUA lecturers ' Akeredolu
• No change to FBI advice not to charge Clinton over emails ' lawmaker
• US polls show Clinton ahead but battleground states up for grabs
• US Presidential Polls: Hillary Clinton will win, says TB Joshua
• Industrialisation and the entrepreneurial revolution
• NIBSS, banks, telcos unveil mobile payment solution, mCash
• FG, World Bank sign risk guarantee agreement for $500m Calabar gas plant
• Insurance cover for 89,000 civil servants pending
• Nigerite refutes allegation of cocaine import
• Nigeria urged to adopt Netherland's model for food security
• Cyber security experts harp on protection of IT infrastructure
• EU's EPA strategy detrimental to Africa ' ECOWAS farmers
• Nigeria remains under-banked until financial institutions are felt
• How informal sector operators can access NHF scheme
• Bearish trading at NSE, index drops
• Japan sets to explore opportunities in Nigeria despite economic headwind
• Association urges Statistics Bureau to capture tourism's contribution to GDP in its reports
• AAA Initiative: 27 African Countries Adopt Marrakesh Declaration
• Guidelines on micro insurance for service providers, NGOs, trade associations underway ' Naicom
• Sterling Bank, FCMB drive volume, as investors lose N87bn
• NAICOM drags insurance directors to EFCC, SEC for illegal acquisitions of shares
• EU-Nigeria trade volume declines by 26.7% to 29bn
• Rights of a landlord in property eviction
• UACN posts inspiring Q3 results
• Football tournaments: Why we fail
• How APC turned our graduates to conductors ' Reno
• Tributes on Lt Col Abu-Ali from his close acquaintances
• Garba upbeat as Golden Eaglets depart for Korea
• Algeria to land in Uyo Thursday for Super Eagles clash
• Iheanacho hits camp today, set to become a Nigeria legend
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• Guardian News Headlines Today [Mon-07-Nov-2016]
• How to Win Your Next Argument
• Where Are The Tourists
• Recipe: Egg Frittata
• 7 Tips to Tightening Your Post Baby Belly
• Nigeria will overcome recession, says Kumuyi
• Implement past reports on Niger Delta, INC tells government
• MTN moves to lift 200 communities
• Reps urge INEC to delineate state constituencies
• Isoko youths decry marginalisation of ethnic nationality
• Group outlines South-East projects for government's $30 billion borrowing plan
• Nigeria, D8 nations agree to increase trade by $500 billion
• Fresh alert on killer germs at airport toilets
• Ifeanyi Ubah beat Nasarawa 5-4 on penalties, win Federation Cup
• Timi Frank seeks Buhari's intervention over suspension
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• The Nation News Headlines Today [Mon-07-Nov-2016]
• Saraki's made in Nigeria
• $29.9b loans: Senators set another hurdle for Buhari
• The prince who died fighting
• Activists to Senate: confirm Magu as EFCC chairman
• Loan not a trap, says DMO
• EFCC tracesslush funds to more Supreme Court Justices
• Sterling Bank, six others get Moody's National Scale Ratings
• Ambode to turn Lagos Presidential Lodge to Heritage Centre
• I'll make Ondo great again, says Oke
• Police hold town hall meeting on herdsmen
• Tackle insecurity in journalism
• FCMB marks World Savings Day
• Blue Boat Milk excites Kano residents
• Eko DisCo: Power sector liquidity gap hits N1tr
• Fed Govt advised to review TSA
• Real estate can help Nigeria overcome recession
• How to reduce agro export produce rejections
• Keystone Bank Sierra Leone wins two awards
• CBN, NIBSS, telcos deepen financial inclusion with mCash
• Banking security tops agenda at CyberXchange confab
• Why IFC is backing govt's power aspiration
• NUPENG's threat
• Need for caution
• Heartless contractor
• One hundred days of inaction
• Confusion, despondency cloud Ondo governorship
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• Daily Times News Headlines Today [Mon-07-Nov-2016]
• Selling my cars wont end Nigerias recession, Ive ordered for more Melaye
• Oke, Akeredolu, In War Of Words Over Plans To Rig Ondo Governorship Election
• How Boko Haram killed army commander, four soldiers in Borno
• Ignore calls to sack Amaechi, Onu, Rivers APC urges Buhari
• A vote for Trump is a vote for destruction Nigeria-US Congress Relations Chair
• Prayers Can Turn Around Nigerias Economic Downturn Okowa
• Ambode unfolds plan for Presidential Lodge
• Photo: Governor David Umahi of Ebonyi State(in red cap) and his deputy, Kelechi Igwe crossing a gutter at the site of construction work at Akanu Ibiam Roundabout in Abakaliki on Friday
• Alleged plot to rig Rivers rerun: Wike wants Buhari to prosecute Dakuku, others
• South East APC okays suspension of Ebonyi State chairman
• Group Solicits Support For Buharis Infrastructure Programme
• Im Prepared To Serve And Develop Ondo State, Olusola Oke
• Lagos, mega city with vibrant artistic soul Ambode
• Nigerian Army and its Deliberate Persecution
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• Daily Trust News Headlines Today [Mon-07-Nov-2016]
• Endless wait for Senate confirmation
• Manufacturers and forex
• Accused judges presiding over cases
• Wike raises alarm over fake electoral materials
• Frank to APC: My suspension is illegal
• Myth of the decline in standard of English usage and grammar
• Troubled diplomacy: When states APC rejected ambassadorial nominees
• Bauchi goes to court over N400 million monthly deductions from federal allocation
• PDP, APC feuds may propel Dark Horses in Ondo guber
• Buhari mourns Afenifere chieftain, Ajayi
• As a widow Im hired to farm
• Residents seek speedy repair of Abuja/Keffi road
• Nigerian patients dying over the weekend
• Abaji boss orders implementation of staff promotion
• FCT task force raids beggars hideout
• Everyone blames everyone else
• Nigeria, EU trade volume drops by 10bn euro
• Equities market loses N60bn in first week of November
• Naira devaluation keeps Nigerians off Dubai markets
• Well sue company CEOs for tax fraud Fowler
• Engineers ask FG for roles in policy formulation, infrastructure devt
• Concerns over move by LASG to takeover abandoned properties in Ikoyi/ VI
• FG urged to establish National Urban, Regional Planning Commission
• Uber set to use self - driving cars (VIDEO INCLUDED)
• FG rakes in N92bn from spectrum sales, license renewal in one year
• Telcos lose N113bn monthly due to inactive lines
• El-Rufai: FG should merge NCC, NBC
• El-Amin, Kano Titans win Kaduna Polo Georgian, NCC cup
• Pillars hire Ikhana to reclaim league title
• Kano Pillars appoint Ikhana as new coach
• Murray beats Isner in Paris Masters final to take title
• Federation Cup: FC IfeanyiUbah, Rivers Angels are champions
• Arsenal fail to topple Chelsea, share points with Tottenham
• Live: Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur
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• Tribune News Headlines Today [Mon-07-Nov-2016]
• Ondo 2016: Jegede's candidature will be restored ' Mimiko
• Anti-corruption: CSOs push for Magu's confirmation as EFCC chair
• Buhari's anti-corruption fight not selective 'Adesina
• No going back on enforcement of ban on expired tyres 'FRSC
• NYSC moves to curb irresponsible drinking among corps members
• Ambode to turn Lagos Presidential Lodge to Heritage Centre
• Troops clear Boko Haram insurgents at Lake Chad fringes, rescue 85
• Ondo poll: Injustice against Jegede won't stand, Mimiko insists
• Ondo 2016: APC accuses INEC REC of recruiting ad hoc staff in Lagos
• We'll continue to promote excellence with arts, entertainment ' Ambode
• Why Nigeria needs $30bn external loans 'DMO
• 2017 budget: We won't be stampeded into a shoddy job 'NASS
• Gov Bello mourns Lt. Col. Abu Ali killed in Boko Haram ambush
• Setting up new electoral reform panel needless 'Oyebode
• Stop wasting money on search for oil in the North
• FG, tackle rising insecurity in Nigeria
• Lagos deserves special status
• Remembering my surrogate father, Sir Olaniwun Ajayi
• Choosing between brown and white bread
• Okorocha and the barrel bomb called APC
• The exit of Olaniwun Ajayi
• New Moody's rates for Nigerian banks
• Conoil: Delivering value in a tough marketplace
• Former Speaker seeks listing of big corporations on NSE
• US election: Trump rushed off stage at rally by Secret Service
• China launches $11bn fund for Europe
• Delta Ports Concessionaires owe FG N27bn 'NPA
• Q4 currency revaluation gains may shrink as naira holds steady