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Global Headlines Today - 25.04.2016

Welcome to a new week, God bless and protect you this week and may His face shine on you. Here are the headlines for today.
VANGUARD
  • No way out of budget crisis, as deadline expires
  • Bear with me, change will come — Buhari
  • First half economic outlook appears hazy despite oil price rebound – Analysts
  • Edo 2016: Ex-PDP govt officials adopt Ize-Iyamu
  • Budget: President is to propose, NASS is to appropriate — Wayas
  • IPOB leadership tussle worries MASSOB
  • Alleged N10m bribe: Saraki queries EFCC’s powers to clear CCT chairman
  • Failure to share data hampers war on Boko Haram in Africa —US, others
  • LP, APC merger in Delta suffers setback
  • APC change programme: The slogan and the reality
  • PIB: Need for even handedness
  • Obaseki promises to shake up educational system
  • Illegal appointment: CSO coalition wants 13 VCs to resign
  • 10,000 IDPs break camps, return home with police protection —AIG Ogunsakin
  • I’m not convinced on Nigeria’s benefit from previous devaluations —Buhari 
  • UPU lauds Ijaw youths over Ese Oruru’s release 
  • Abducted Osun Perm Sec, 2 others freed 
  • Tension as herdsmen plot invasion of Enugu community 
  • EDUCATION TAX: Ekiti govt, Catholic Bishop bicker 
  • FG extends drivers’ licence expiration to five years 
  • Anenih meets PDP aspirants to fix problems
PUNCH
  • NDDC to resume Ogbia-Nembe road construction after attack 
  • Police, residents partner to fight crime in Abia 
  • ‘We’ll treat militants as common criminals’ 
  • Rivers seeks FG’s help on P’Harcourt airport remodeling
  • CCT trial: Arisekola’s son calls for Saraki’s resignation 
  • Kogi workers threaten strike over unpaid salaries 
  • Lagos gov, deputy, speaker mourn Jafojo’s passage 
  • NHRC wants suspects’ detention beyond 48 hours stopped 
  • FG okays five-year expiry date for driving licence 
  • Abducted Osun officials regain freedom
  • PDP sliding into oblivion –Ex national scribe
  • CD wants Jonathan tried over $2.1bn arms scam
  • Sheriff: Jonathan ministers, others threaten to dump PDP
  • Budget: N’Assembly to look at grey areas after meeting Buhari 
  • Troops kill five fleeing B’Haram members 
  • EFCC investigates SURE-P, probes N62m payment to perm sec 
  • Budget signing delay hurting economy —NLC, MAN, LCCI 
  • Change doesn’t happen overnight, Buhari tells Nigerians 
  • PUNCH appoints executive director 
  • PUNCH correspondent wins Africa’s best Insurance reporter’s award 
  • Akande’s kinsman debunks N300m fraud allegation 
  • IYC wants DNA test for Ese’s baby after birth 
  • Clerk’s appointment: Saraki tackles N’Assembly commission chair 
  • Fayose behind fuel scarcity, APC alleges
CNN
  • Ted Cruz, John Kasich join forces to stop Donald Trump
  • Ted Cruz wins almost all of Maine's delegates at convention
  • Nigeria's missing girls: Infiltrating the forest Boko Haram calls home 
  • Family murder: 'Marijuana operations' found
  • Marijuana 'grow operations' found at Ohio slaying sites
  • Student detained in Bangladeshi professor's hacking death 
  • U.S. to send 'more troops to Syria'
  • North Korea launches missile from submarine
BBC 
  • Kurdish PKK warns Turkey of long fight
  • Obama dismisses N Korea nuclear 'offer' 
  • Australia teen charged with terror plot  
  • President warns Egypt ahead of protests  
  • US 'to send 250 more troops' to Syria  
  • India tycoon has passport revoked (Business) 
  • Ford: 'We assume Apple is working on a car' (Business) 
  • Mitsubishi Motors shares keep falling (Business)
BUSINESS 
  • Nigeria turning forex scarcity to advantage — Emefiele  (Vanguard) 
  • 73% e-commerce transactions in Nigeria happened on smartphones in Q1 (Vanguard) 
  • First half economic outlook appears hazy despite oil price rebound – Analysts (Vanguard) 
  • People gain wealth by investing, not by hoarding — Engr. Samuel Egube (Vanguard) 
  • African firms cut investments as business confidence wanes —Survey (Vanguard) 
  • Nigeria is key market for Alcatel —Nick Imudia (Vanguard) 
  • Diamond Bank app set to cross N1.5tn transactions (Punch)
  • Minister urges Africa to embrace ICT potential (Punch)
  • FCMB seeks economic growth (Punch)
  • Fraud: EY stresses need for increased transparency (Punch)
  • Naira to remain flat against dollar on slow growth (Punch) 
  • Nigeria’ll be highest exporter of cement by 2018 – Dangote (Punch) 
  • States’ debt deferral won’t harm creditors – FG (Punch)
  • PH, Warri refineries now producing petrol – Kachikwu (Punch) 
  • DPR sanctions 16 petroleum marketers for sharp practices Punch)
  • CBN fines Zenith, UBA, GTBank, Sterling N3.2bn (Punch)
  • Prepaid meters: NERC to sanction defaulting power firms (Punch)
  • Consumers groan as food prices rise by 50% (Punch)
SPORT 
  • EPL: Leicester needs just five points to wrap up title after 4-0 win (CNN)
  • Iheanacho eager to face Ronaldo (Punch)
  • Kano Pillars massacre 3SC 6-0 (Punch)
  • Dutch wins Tombim Abuja Open (Punch)
  • Okpekpe takes centre stage after London Marathon (Punch)
ENTERTAINMENT
  • Congolese musician, Papa Wemba, collapses on stage, dies (Punch)
  • Beyonce's new album 'Lemonade' fuels rumors of cheating (CNN) 
  • Beyonce sends Internet into overdrive (CNN)
  • Ricky Gervais: Bowie 'kept cancer secret'  (BBC)

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