Wake Up! Newspaper Headlines For Today 5th Dec

• Punch Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• Railways: FG should follow due process
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• Passengers grumble over rising luggage theft at airports
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• We're not allocating dollars, says CBN
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• Lagos oilfield investors row over cash call deal
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• Mimiko set to inaugurate 100 legacy projects
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• Harmattan: NCAA warns pilots about poor visibility
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• Factors to consider before using your assets as loan collateral
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• NNPC, Total supply gas to Alaoji power plant
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• NIA demands govt's attention on urban regeneration, housing
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• NESG, CGEM facilitate investments between Nigeria, Morocco
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• Accounting firm inaugurates new office complex
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• Understanding the essence of collateral
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• Electronic systems'll accelerate industry growth
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• CIIN partners other groups to develop insurance
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• Aframero partners German firm on furniture products' distribution
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• UPDC completes The Residences apartments
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• FG extends e-wallet technology agreement with Cellulant
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• FG to establish ICT varsity in 2017
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• CPC intervenes in crisis between consumers, power firms
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• Reviewed auto policy ready in six months ' FG
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• Cameroon concede Falcons superiority
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• Oshoala, Oparanozie make All-Star team
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• Oyo govt mourns Fayemi
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• Man City, TECNO Mobile seal deal
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• Saraki lauds African champions
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• Spanish La Liga table (Wk14)
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• Is 2017 Budget also another sandcastle
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• Stopping the looming economic implosion (2)
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• Widow throws epileptic son's corpse into cesspit
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• Passenger kills okada rider, flees with motorcycle
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• Fraudsters hack email, defraud estate agent of N4m
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• Man jailed six months for stealing batteries, assault
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• N4m was paid for our release, says cleric
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• The Weeknd ends Drake's reign as Spotify king
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• Thisday Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• APC will Adopt Winning Strategies for Rivers Rerun Polls, Says Ganduje
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• Anenih: MKO Abiola Would Still Be Alive Today If He Listened...
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• Heritage Bank Safe, Sound, Profitable, Says Sekibo
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• REC: Elections to Hold in 1,840 Polling Units
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• Senate Begins Final Work on Economic Recovery Bills Today
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• Police Avert Attack on APC Secretariat in Kaduna as Party Ratifies...
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• States Meet to Consider Fresh Revenues Sources
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• Police Avert Attack on APC Secretariat in Kaduna as Party Ratifies...
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• Behold, He Comes
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• Nigerian Scientists Prove Efficacy ofNano-medicine in HIV/AIDS Cure
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• Gowon, Obasanjo, Shonekan, Osinbajo Pray for Nigeria at Villa Chapel Thanksgiving
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• Living in Hunger and Loathing under Buhari
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• Oyegun Meets Saraki, APC Senators for Reconciliation
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• Makarfi: PDP will Win in 2019 But I Won't Reveal Our Secret
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• Buhari to Attend Security Summit in Dakar
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• Pakistan, Russia to Sell Warplanes to Nigeria
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• Buhari Accuses UN, Others of Exaggerating Crisis in North-east
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• Made-in-Aba Products Excite Nigerians
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• Geometric Power will Generate 1,140 Megawatts in Six Months, Says Nnaji
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• NNPC, Total Commence Gas Delivery to Alaoji Power Plant
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• Understanding Nigerias Debt Management Strategy
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• Saraki Lauds Falcons 8th AWCON Victory
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• F1: Lauda Expects Mercedes to Replace Rosberg Quickly
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• Team Tombim Through to Finals of NCC League Cup
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• Haruna Targets Top Five Finish at 3e Actuaries Equatorial Guinea Golf Open
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• Mixed Fortunes for Nigeria as Japan Strikes Double Gold
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• Special Athletes Dominate 2016 Nigerian Sports Award
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• Reds Rocked as Bournemouth Wins Seven-goal Thriller
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• The Sun Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• Omotosho Opeyemi 09053516298
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• Difference between elections in Nigeria and United States 'Igini
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• Rivers rerun:Wike calls for prayers
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• APC berates Ikonne over attacks on Kalu
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• Nkire urges Igbo to join APC
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• Eagles'll emulate Falcons 'Kalu
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• Buhari should be grateful to PDP 'Lamido
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• NFF plans overseas training for Falcons coaches
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• 2017 NPFL season: Enyimba to remain in exile
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• How industrial harmony can be enhanced at workplace
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• Amun warns, says
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• 2017 Dodge Challenger earns NHTSA 5-star safety rating
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• Sanusi vs FG: Experts clash
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• Reps probe BoI, NEXIM, others
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• Graft: Respect rule of law, EU tasks Buhari
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• Tribes seeking self-determination should be allowed to go -Ikedife
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• Letter to President Buhari
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• The Sun Awards: My recognition came as pleasant surprise ' Nike Akande
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• When python goes dancing
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• The Sun reporter bags special ICT award
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• Ogun, Lagos, Kalu mourn Bola Kuforiji
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• It's not only economy that's in recession
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• Kalu seeks reversal of case transfer to Lagos
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• Nigeria-Morocco fertilizer venture targets one million tonnes in 2017
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• Buhari leaves for Dakar for 3rd peace and security meeting
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• Guild of Editor calls for rejigging of security over kidnapping, others
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• Gowon, Obasanjo, Shonekan join Osinbajo for thanksgiving service
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• Kalu in APC: My reservations
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• African leaders and the 'curse' of power
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• Rivers rerun and do-or-die politics
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• The killing of IPOB members
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• Angela Merkel: Germany's game changer
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• The watchlist on financial crimes in banks
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• Vanguard Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• PDP crisis: Sherriff faction playing role of spoilers 'Okowa
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• 4 policemen, guard arrested over missing Idps relief materials in Adamawa
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• PTAD clears arrears of 4,438 S/East pensioners, others
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• Police, Judiciary, others set up mobile court in Delta
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• 7 die as tipper lorry runs into market in Anambra
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• NiMet predicts dusty, hazy, cloudy weather for Monday
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• Borrowing our way out of recession
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• Boko Haram: Buratai urges troops to embark on final onslaught
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• Nigeria-Moroccan venture to produce one million tons of fertilizer from next year
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• Ayade donates 160 vehicles to security agencies
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• Rivers govt renames Port Harcourt Poly after Elechi Amadi
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• Cartoon: Mr & Mrs
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• Rivers rerun: Wike's utterances, inciting, provocative, dangerous 'INEC
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• Nigerians are dying of unhealthy diets ' MINISTER
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• Group asks FG to probe alleged extra-judicial killing of 150 Igbo youths
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• Saraki charges lawmakers on constituency projects
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• MAN, Ambode, LCCI, others mourn Kuforiji-Olubi
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• Nigeria, S/Africa need greater partnership in economic diversification ' Envoy
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• Niger-Delta people won't sleep over their rights ' Edwin Clark
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• SEC pursues listing, plans further stratification of stock market
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• ABCON seeks to engender investors' confidence in forex market
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• Global cybercrime loss to hit $1.5tr by 2019 ' Emefiele
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• Axa Mansard Pensions maintains top position on returns on investment
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• CPC set to move against fake insurance policies
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• Lagos unveils housing policies for low income earners
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• UPDC boosts housing delivery in Lagos with 198 unit apartments
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• Career Women host Adebule, others
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• How to get funding from microfinance banks, others
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• Banks should fund creation of digital innovations -Awosika
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• Gencos are choking ' Mainstream MD, Engr Audu
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• The entrepreneurial revolution and poverty alleviation
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• FG says committed to local content development
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• Oil lifting: Nigeria lost $6.2bn in 2015 to foreign shippers
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• 2016 African corporate leadership excellence award to hold in Lagos
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• Excitement as millionaires emerge in Diamond Bank SavingsXtra promo
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• Visa partners Ecobank to drive mVisa mobile payment
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• Standard Chartered emerges leader in consumer digital
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• Pretence on role of traditional rulers
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• Firm raises concern over John Holt indebtedness
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• Dunoma: A positive revolutionary in FAAN
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• Govt agencies can end entry of fake products
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• Who is Afraid of Atiku Abubakar
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• Ex-Eagles, Nollywood stars 'tango' for HIV
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• Paralympic stars steal show at 2016 Nigerian Sports Award
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• Spanish La Liga table
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• Liverpool collapse: We gave it away says Klopp
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• English Premier League results ' collated
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• Costa tops English Premier League scorers
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• Five things we learned in the Premier League
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• Guardian Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• Peniel the Exceptional Illustrator
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• Confessions: What Is Your Expiry Date
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• Calabar Carnival ' The Largest Street Party in Africa (My Experience)
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• The Traditional Jollof Rice
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• AXA Mansard wins CFO awards
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• As corruption fights back
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• Key Apple health technology executive said to depart company
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• Joshua vows to take Molina seriously, eyes Klitschko megafight
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• Qualcomm drone gets 'top gun' treatment in fly rule workaround
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• Delta spends N32.9b on roads, outlaws contractors' mobilisation fee
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• We either succeed or live with Boko Haram atrocities
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• Bournemouth's comeback stuns Liverpool, Everton holds Manchester United
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• How officials aid property owners to evade planning regulations on parking spaces
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• Insurance body tackles lawmakers over N200b fraud claims
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• The Nation Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• Gidi Blues to screen at Lagos under the Lens
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• Pakistan, Russia fighter jets set to join Boko Haram war
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• Buratai to troops: end insurgency now
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• Attijariwafa Bank, UBA sign MoU
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• The Nation wins five DAME awards
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• Ex Minister Kuforiji-Olubi dies at 80
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• No unilateral dollar allocation, says CBN
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• Ooni berates Olugbo for comments on Moremi
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• When dignitaries unite against heart diseases, sudden death
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• When dignitaries unite against heart diseases, sudden death
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• Lagos raises special security taskforce
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• How sanction on MTN is affecting agencies
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• Causes of accident
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• NGA: market forces to drive gas supply
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• Forex, govt dwindling revenue affect auto industry, says Toyota chief
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• NLC seeks sanction for pension non-remittance
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• NSE expels stockbrokers, accountant over 'fraud
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• Perform and deliver
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• Nigeria's exporting process not competitive
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• Welcoming the minted wigs
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• BMW, Ford, Mercedes, VW to build charging network for electric cars
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• Mental gridlock
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• ABC opens Ajah terminal
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• Ambode mourns passage of Olubi, first female ICAN President
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• Help anyone out there!
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• How to protect ballot box, by Igini
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• Why I defected to APC, by Gagdi
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• Saraki, Ahmed never handpicked TIC members
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• Akeredolu's victory, the triumph of zoning
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• Rivers re-run: Your comments provocative, INEC tells Wike
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• Daily Times Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• Ooni shuns supremacy battle fuelled by Olugbo, reiterates unity
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• Group advises Emir Sanusi not to play into hands of cynics
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• FG seeks private sectors partnership in developing creative industry
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• FG calls for unity, kick-start Abuja Carnival
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• Nigeria shoulders Africas cancer burden, says WHO
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• Lack of global focus on disabilities threat to meaningful Development FG
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• Nigeria gets diaspora policy soon
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• FG drops fresh police report indicting Saraki, Ekweremadu
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• Presidency fire back to Sanusi
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• Ondo guber: PDP members blame election defeat on Mimiko
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• Funding for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
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• Buhari visits Imo on Monday
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• Fayose condemns increment in workers PAYE tax, urges reversal
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• Anambra to commence promotion exercise for workers
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• South East can no longer wait on government to fix its roads Ex-minister
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• Enugu CP promises to establish another Police Childrens School
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• Ondo professionals accuse Mimiko of starving workers
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• Governors and the politics of succession
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• Is the Central Bank driving prices up
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• The 21st century leader, Nigeria needs
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• The Many Miracles of Okowa
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• Time To Say Enough of Judicial Terrorism
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• Daily Trust Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• Yet another National Oil Policy
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• Defection speculation: Ayade meets Kwankwaso, Okorocha, others
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• Buhari committed to violence-free polls Oyegun
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• Whither Nnamani electoral reform committee
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• Why Gombe PDP chieftains are leaving in droves
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• Lagos bye-election holds amidst poor turn-out (PHOTOS)
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• Watch politicians utterances, INEC tells CSOs
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• Lagos bye-election: INEC, CP blame low turnout on poor awareness
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• 2 in court over theft of 3 dogs
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• Female lawyers take advocacy to Utako market
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• Abuja natives petition Julius Berger over dismissal
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• Court remands 10 robbery suspects
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• Who is in charge here
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• How OPEC reached deal despite uncertainties Barkindo
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• Heritage Bank: We are under attack by competitors
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• Banks decry excessive punitive charge by CBN
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• LBS gets global accreditation
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• Can FGs ban on tomato paste import avert crisis
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• Nigerian equity market strengthens with a growth of 1.88%
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• An account of the 2016 FIBA African Womens Basketball Club Championship my story (part 1)!
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• Understanding the 4G LTE Revolution
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• ntel offers most diversified datacentric product portfolio Ntel CEO
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• NCC asks MTN, Glo, Etisalat, Airtel to stop hike in data tariffs
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• Instagram now notify other user when you screen shot
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• PRICE HIKE: MTN to increase data rate
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• NIPOST transformation underway PMG
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• TalkStuff.com to debut in Nigeria
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• Lagos City Marathon 2017 will be bigger, better
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• AWCON 2016: Honor victorious Super Falcons with houses, Rep begs Buhari
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• Manchester United, Everton share points in Premiership encounter
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• Saraki lauds Super Falcons 8th AWCON success
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• Bournemouth shock Liverpool in seven-goal thriller
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• Chelsea paid me to prevent child abuse revelations Johnson
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• Wolff: Rosberg retirement a brave decision
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• Daily Independent Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• Nigerians Didn't Vote Buhari To Make Excuses ' Ogunade
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• Olaitan Set To Replace Adewale In Reps
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• NASS Not The Cause Of Budget Delay ' Abonta
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• NLC, Sagay's Committee Bicker On Anti- Corruption War
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• We Have Not Delivered What We Promised Nigerians ' Igbokwe
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• Dogara, Chukwu, Dosu Hail Super Falcons
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• Omagbemi Responds to Criticisms Over Tactics At AWCON
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• Korea Embassy To Honour Obasanjo, Wushishi Others At Taekwondo Tourney
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• Bournemouth Pull Stunning Comeback To Beat Liverpool 4-3
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• Dogara Hails Super Falcons
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• Tribune Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• Alleged defection: Ekiti APC rejects Fayose, says you're not wanted here
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• Rivers re-run: Stop instigating violence, INEC warns Wike, others
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• CSNAC calls for Saraki's speedy trial
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• Yuguda's alleged house arrest in Bauchi: Group backs Reps' probe
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• Jonathan's ex-aide laments lack of democratic principles in political system
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• Rejig security apparatus to stem kidnapping, NGE admonishes FG
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• War against terror: NAF expects warplanes from Pakistan, Russia
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• Aid agencies' IDPs death claim ploy to draw funds ' Presidency
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• Fayose condemns increment of workers' PAYE tax by FG
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• Money laundering: Ikuforiji, aide approach Supreme Court to stop retrial
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• Boko Haram: December is month of decision ' CoAS
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• Recovered loot: Malami, others risk jail over failure to obey court order
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• Gowon, Obasanjo, Shonekan, Osinbajo grace Villa Chapel thanksgiving
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• Future elections threatened '29 states don't have RECs
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• Showdown: NASS, govs set to clash over LGs
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• Waziri blasts Ribadu, says she clears his mess in EFCC
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• You have no facts, Presidency replies Sanusi
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• Tension in Delta as 40-year-old fish farmer is beheaded
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• Woman uses her breast milk to make soaps, says demand for them is very high
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• They killed my father, husband, tied my mother to a tree and shot her
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• Life, politics of a statesman
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• Deaf and mute,' When hope turned to love
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• Child soldiers: 'At 5, I was forced to kill my best friend
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• INEC: Albatross of an electoral umpire
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• APC, PDP's battle of wits over River's rerun
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• Virement, Ali Ndume and the law
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• Anenih: As political war horse retires
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• FG to arraign Justice Ademola, wife today
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• Senate to hold public hearing on PIB this week
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• The incredible healing power of coconut oil
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• GEN launches new policy portal at Startup Nations Summit
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• CBN alerts banking public of fake 100 banknotes of Hong Kong Dollar
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• UBA, AfDB sign US$ 150mn line of credit to finance SME, infrastructure
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• Wema Bank, Etisalat collaborate to boost financial inclusion among youths
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• FirstGem train moves to Akwa-Ibom and Benue states
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• Jack Ma: From failing to building $180bn company
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• Glo's new products restate company's commitment to entrepreneurs, subscribers
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• BusinessDay Headlines Today [Mon-05-Dec-2016]
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• Why we reject 2017 ' 2019 MTEF' ' Lasun
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• OPEC deal may signal game changer for economy, equities
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• Subsidy back, as oil price rally makes N145 petrol price unsustainable
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• Banks capital buffers remain above regulatory minimum
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• Buhari, UNDP, AfDB, 300 others meet in Abuja to tackle hunger in Africa
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• NEPC moves to stop informal trade at Aba finished leather cluster
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• Ecobank reaffirms commitment to finance devt projects
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• Chinese firm seeks local partner to build $30m production plant in Nigeria
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• Austrian firm introduces PVC window tech to Nigerian market
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• Honeywell Foods & Agro-allied commits to self-sufficiency in food production
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• SGL boss advises youths to rethink scramble for white-collar jobs
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• FMDQ OTC seeks Nigerians' participation in global capital markets
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• SEC, fund managers partner on e-transfer to boost savings, financial inclusion
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• CBN denies reports of allocation of dollars
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• Diabetes fast attaining the status of mass killer ' medical expert
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• Arab Investors indicate interest in Nigerian Tourism sector
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• Insurance: What a Christmas gift for a loved one
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• Year end and security threats
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• 4 easy ways to boost your savings