Today's Newspaper Headlines [3rd June,2016]

GUARDIAN
* Osinbajo launches clean-up as Buhari cancels Ogoni visit
* Foreign airlines’ funds trapped in Nigeria hit N120b, says IATA
* President needs to communicate better
* 573,211 candidates fail first hurdle in police recruitment
* Scientists claim universal cancer vaccine breakthrough
* Eagles climb six places in FIFA’s latest rankings

PUNCH
* Militants attack more oil pipelines in Bayelsa
* Groups protest at embassies, demand Nigeria’s restructuring
* Reps back military action against N’D Avengers
* FG scraps Post UTME, pegs cut-off points at 180
* Strike: Families withdraw patients from govt hospitals
* Negotiate with Niger Delta militants, Fayose tells Buhari

THISDAY
* Nigeria’s Oil Output Rises to 1.6mbpd, Barkindo Appointed OPEC Secretary-General
* Militants Kill Two Soldiers, Four Others, Blow up More Pipelines
* FG to Scrap Post-UTME over Admission Irregularities
* Woman Killed in Kano for Alleged Blasphemy
* Senate Summons Adio, NEITI Boss over Non-remittance of N1tn by NNPC
* Bill Proposing 2.5% Statutory Allocation to Constituency Projects Passes Second Reading

DAILY TRUST
* FG says no basis for post-UTME, stops scratch card fee for JAMB results
* FG, states spend 8% of budgets on education
* 11 states donate 55,000 hectares for grazing reserves
* Former Minister of Niger Delta , Orubebe opens defence before CCT
* TUC sets up $1bn Economic Development Fund
* Reps threaten to arrest Kachikwu over sale of refineries

TRIBUNE
* New maize disease in S/West, Edo—FG
* Edo has no reason to be poor—Ize-Iyamu
*TUC to acquire 57% stake in Unity Bank
* Electricity: We will only disconnect chronic debtors—DISCOS
* Senate’ll proffer lasting solution to farmers/herdsmen conflict —Saraki
* Ogoni clean-up, determination to right past wrongs —Buhari

THE SUN
* Militants kill 3 soldiers , 4 civilians
* Militants give Army 48 hours to vacate creeks
* Dasukigate: How Fani-Kayode got N826m –EFCC
* 3 feared dead in Ibadan flood disaster
* Reps summon Fashola over poor power supply
* I regret serving Nigeria –Orubebe