Today in Da Prints (Newspaper Headlines Review)

#Punch

*Constitution amendment: Reps reject immunity for President, govs

*Nyako free to leave PDP -Tukur

*Fracas: Rivers' majority leader may face assault charge

*Aliyu, 10 others shun PDP govs' meeting

*Two-month-old baby, parents die in midnight fire

*22 die in Mexico clashes

*Egypt unrest: US delays delivery of F-16 jets

*Nigerians in Diaspora study UK community policing

*Death toll hits 98 in Guinea communal clashes

*Honeymoon murder suspect faces extradition to S'Africa - Court

*Constitution amendment: Reps reject immunity for President, govs

*Royal baby: William, Kate name son George

*Civilians injured in Congo helicopter strikes

*Headmistress arrested over India poisoned school lunch deaths

*Plea deal possible for Cleveland kidnapping suspect - Lawyers

#NationalMirror

*2 Nigerians, others shortlisted in $1m story challenge

*Nigeria needs N161trn for infrastructure development NPC

*Delta has employed 95% of jobless youths Govs Aide

*Dickson slams oil firms over alleged double standards

*Borno: JTF kills 17 terror suspects, arrests six

*Suswam gives condition for return to NSGF

*Dont kill anyone, emir begs Plateau residents

*Niger SURE-P votes N500m for key areas Chairman

*BPE affirms listing of Discos, Gencos

*Promoting reading culture among children

*Campaign to save Nigerian children from tobacco begins

*Rivers crisis exaggerated Presidency

*Low turnout at Fatai Rolling Dollars 41-day Fidau

*PDP govs charge leaders to mobilise for convention

*Restrict application of FOI Act, judge tells NASS

*Youngsters charged to dream for future

*Youth group urges FG to recognise merchant navy

*Modern journalist must be ICT compliant Dr. Oladele

*AGF unveils revised guidelines on FOI Act

*Egyptian army chief calls for street protests

#Guardian

*'How senators were blackmailed into voting for child marriage'

*Race to Alausa 2015: Christians, indigenes battle power brokers

*Rivers, NGF crises no threats to democracy, says presidency

*Marketers forged documents to obtain N1.1b subsidy payment, says witness

*FEC okays N22.6b for infrastructure in FCT district

*Reps adopt manual voting on constitutional amendment

*Pate quits Jonathan's cabinet, joins U.S. varsity

*Senate denies endorsing early marriage law

*Govt to monitor real-time oil production

*Gunmen kill policeman, two others in Bauchi

*Abia communities want direct payment of derivation fund

*Dickson accuses oil firms of environmental pollution

*Minister visits Indonesia, Philippine over Nigerians on death rows

*Jonathan lauds Ado Bayero at 83

*A'Ibom SSG to run for gov seat

*Police dismiss corporal for allegedly killing UNIBEN student

*Falana petitions UN over alleged violation of Nigerian's rights

*ICPC arrests PHCN manager

*FCT indigenes allege police crackdown on protesters over poor representation

*Oshiomhole denies signing new death warrant

#Tribune

*Ibadan 'mermaid': Fish seller's daughter attacked, house vandalised

*PDP gives Nyako 14 days to validate membership or leave party

*Presidency knocks 5 Northern govs, says NGF irrelevant

*Igbos should forget 2015 —Nzeribe

*Minister of State for Health, Pate, resigns

*FG/ASUU negotiation yieding fruits —Minister

*ASUU strike: CNPP asks Jonathan to implement 2009 agreement

*RTEAN versus NURTW: Violence looms in Oyo

*Governors reiterate S/West integration, commission office

*Top PHCN official in ICPC net -For demanding N100,000 to install transformers

#Vanguard

*Forced conversion to Islam: My daughter not the only one at Etsu Nupe's palace – Uzoechina

*Rivers Assembly crisis: Why Lloyd answered IG's summon

*Four family members burnt to death in Osun

*Couple docked for impersonating NAFDAC officials

*Fayemi, Adeyeye disagree over Ekiti PDP mayhem

*Igbo presidency not feasible in 2015 – NZERIBE

*Obasanjo denies reports of removal as AU Observer

*Mimiko absent as S-West govs converge in Ibadan

*Cholera Outbreak kills 5 in Ogun

*NMA lauds Pate, tasks Jonathan on replacement

*NSITF pays N200m to injured workers

*Child marriage supporters blackmailed us to have their way – Mark

*Shippers' Council seeks increased cooperation between Nigeria, UK

*ADC petitions INEC over APC's slogan, threatens legal action

*'N935bn security vote better used for roads, others'

*Lagos loses N3.75bn tourism revenue in 5 yrs, says Commissioner

*Developer in court for allegedly swindling 36 accommodation seekers

*Edo govt denies signing another execution warrant

*NULGE condemns senate's rejection of LGs' autonomy

*Dickson carpets oil firms over poor standards

LG commission threatens directors

*Uduaghan visits attacked Itsekiri communities, sues for peace

*3m people trained on skills acquisition – NDE boss

*Police identify dead woman in Lagos hotel room

*Why I visited Rivers Assembly – Amaechi

*FG gets $400,000 from World Bank for water, sanitation

*18 aviation students get N96m scholarship

*Clark, S'South elders to Tukur: Expel Amaechi if…

*Two scavengers arraigned for stealing iron bed

*Omega Ministries Iaunches TV station in Edo

*70 persons 'deported' to Onitsha from Lagos

*Police arrest 6 cow thieves in Katsina

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