Global Headlines Today - 27.05.2016

Welcome to another beautiful Friday. Here are the headlines for the day. Have a very delightful day.

NATIONAL MIRROR 

• Benue killings: No sufficient evidence to prosecute herdsmen – IGP 

• Reps accuse oil companies of evading payment of $2bn to FG 

• 8 million Nigerians to benefit from social intervention fund 

• Teacher arraigned for killing girlfriend 

• Ex-Customs boss accuses CCT chairman of corruption, bias 

• Nigeria’s democracy built on fraudulent federalism – Amosun 

• Lagos rolls out AC mini-buses to phase-out rickety ‘danfo’ buses 

• Militants attack Chevron’s facilities, threaten Nigeria’s oil export earnings 

• Why Sharia Bill quietly scaled second reading –Reps 

• We don’t have Buhari’s mandate to privatise refineries —Kachikwu 

• 19,000 projects abandoned in Nigeria, says Ex-BPP boss 

• EFCC closes case against 16 suspected oil thieves 

• Group faults FG meeting with NLC 

• FG, stakeholders resolve to stem pipeline vandalism 

• No end in sight in Ekiti workers’ strike 

• Don’t kill Nigerian languages, don charges educationists

• Pipeline vandalism impacts negatively on environment, economy —Okowa 

• Enugu to renovate 300 schools —Commissioner 

• Missing N400m: Katsina investigates 22 LG’s staff 

• NAPTIP rescues 146 human trafficking victims 

• Customs rakes in N4b in Oyo 

• COED workers begin strike over unpaid salary 

• Buhari hails Soun of Ogbomoso at 90 

• Enugu Assembly defers passage of child rights’ bill 

• Taraba uncovers fake appointment letters’ syndicate

PUNCH 

• Don’t assess Buhari now, Reps urge Nigerians 

• Nigeria built on fraudulent federalism, says Amosun 

• 46% of households borrow to eat in North-East —UNDP 

• NHRC probes Kano toddler’s torture 

• Drama as 15 Kogi lawmakers hold session 

• Nobody can arrest Jonathan, Ijaw youths tell Buhari 

• Colonel jailed seven years for duping church of N34.5m 

• EFCC re-arraigns Ajudua for $8.4m fraud 

• Unpaid salaries: Workers declare war on Fayose, begin strike 

• Ese Oruru gives birth to baby girl 

• PDP BoT asks Sheriff, others to withdraw cases 

• I’ll fulfil my promise of better Nigeria – Buhari 

• PDP govs need to consult widely, says Wabara 

• Metuh wrote EFCC, ready to return N400m – Counsel 

• Killer herdsmen may be Boko Haram affiliates –Buratai 

• Akpobolokemi, Gen. in fresh N8.5bn NIMASA fraud

• Delta man to die by hanging for murder 

• Alleged murder: Court dismisses Rivers ex-LG boss bail application 

• Kwara workers begin strike over salary arrears 

• Anambra NBA names centre after Ekwueme

 BBC

• G7 declaration says UK vote to leave European Union would be "serious risk to global growth" 

• Obama to make historic Hiroshima visit 

• Possible MH370 debris found in Mozambique

• UK set to send second warship to Libya  

• Kenya changes anti-doping laws  

• Chile student protest turns violent  

• Many feared dead in migrant shipwreck  

• Google defeats Oracle in Java code case  (Business) 

• French unions oppose Hinkley Point (Business)

CNN

• U.S. President to make historic Hiroshima visit 

• A dreaded superbug found for the first time in a U.S. woman 

• Lost hiker's message: Please call husband when my body is found

• In Trump attacks, Hillary Clinton finds her voice

• Two Navy fighter planes collide off NC

• Iraqi troops retake key town from ISIS in Falluja offensive 

• ISIS finds an opening into Europe

BUSINESS

• We can’t guarantee full budget implementation —Finance minister (Punch)

• US carrier, United Airlines, stops flights to Nigeria (Punch)

• Works, power contractors owed for three years —FG (Punch)

• Dangote disburses N400m to Lagos women (Punch)

• Oil price hits $50 amid Nigeria outages (Punch) 

• C’ River loses revenue to delayed cocoa allocation (Punch) 

• FBN eyes merchant banking arm for growth (Punch) 

• ‘Local processing of tomato can save Nigeria N19.7bn’ (Punch) 

• Kwara lauds BUA’s $300m investment in sugar plantation (Punch) 

• FG opens talks with militants, Chevron’s Escravos terminal attacked (Punch) 

• FRC recovers N367bn operating surpluses from FG agencies (Punch) 

• Equities gain N211bn, 49 stocks appreciate (Punch) 

• Unbridled substandard goods’ influx risky to Nigeria’s economy –SON (National Mirror) 

• Economy: Down still, yet holds bright future (National Mirror)

• FBN Holdings assures on shareholder value, as profit dips N68.9bn (National Mirror)

• Integrated CSR model ensures stability at Onne Ports –Intels (National Mirror) 

• Financial, conglomerates sectors lift equities by 2.18% (National Mirror) 

• FG assures on containment of tomato disease (National Mirror) 

• FG, others share N281.5bn in April amid revenue shortfalls National Mirror) 

• Kano farmers hit by fertilizer scarcity (National) 

• Farmers working below capacity –PAN (National Mirror) 

• Toyota recalls 1.6m vehicles over Takata airbags saga (National Mirror)

• NAF redeploys 10 AVMs, 2 Air Commodores (National Mirror)

• Dana Air pilots ground operations over compensation (National Mirror)

SPORT 

• CAP- Super Eagles players in training session yesterday afternoon in Rouen, France (This Day) 

• Port Harcourt Agog for Yobo’s Testimonial (This Day) 

• NFF Appeals Against Re-listing of Giwa Case (This Day) 

• Jericho Gets Vital Win over MR Steam (This Day) 

• Finalists Emerge in MRS Kids Cup (This Day)

• Confident Yusuf, Eagles face Mali in France (Punch)

• Lille celebrate as Enyeama extends deal (Punch)

• Stars light up Port Harcourt for Yobo (Punch)

• Guinness World Records confirms Chinedu (Punch) 

• French Open: Djokovic, Nadal reach milestones (Punch)