TODAY NEWSPAPERS' HEADLINES Whassup Dailies Fri, 2 June 2017 **NIGERIA *Nursing student allegedly impregnated by lecturer gives birth *Court discharges Lagos textile dealer who attempted suicide *Pregnant woman, husband, two kids killed in Lagos *My wife attempted suicide four times, man tells court *Pity us, Kwara pensioners beg CJN *Tanker hits NDDC MD’s convoy, kills policemen, rider *Ooni, Falae chart pathway out of recession *Police arrest serial killers in Bauchi *My abductors almost slaughtered me –Kano Rep *Osun doctors threaten strike over half salaries *Senate wants tolls back on federal roads *Too early for Nigeria to cut oil output –Barkindo *Lagos plans to become Africa’s third largest economy *FG sends medical officials to monitor pilgrims *One month after, Osinbajo yet to inaugurate new ministers *Pollution: We’ll go after expatriates, say N’Delta militants *Court grants Justice Ajumogobia, Obla leave to travel abroad *Alleged bribery tape: Anti-graft group asks EFCC to probe Melaye, judge *Chaos as House rejects S’East development bill *IITA establishes research farm in Osun *Marriage registry: FG urges court to dismiss LGs suit *Govs raise the alarm over harmful rice importation *Osinbajo in C’River, says Nigeria can’t afford to disintegrate *Budget delay not good for economy, says Lemo *Naira closes at 374/dollar *Movie actors, actresses still target of kidnappers *AGF urges dismissal of suit to nullify right to register marriages *Reps reject bill to establish South-East Development Commission *Court okays foreign medical trips for Ofili-Ajumogobia, Obla *Mass resignation of consultants, others hit LAUTECH Teaching Hospital *Outrage over Mandela Washington Fellow’s Abuse of Special Needs Toddler *‘Airport concession will work if backed by rule of law’ *In Line With Executive Order, NPA to Make Ports’ Business Cheaper *Russia to Supply Nigeria Military Hardware, Helicopters for Fight Against Boko Haram *Tension in Oyo community as herdsmen kill Yoruba farmer *FG: New Investments in Sugar Sufficiency Valued at N157bn *Port Harcourt Court arraigns 13 persons for alleged stealing of church fund *Dangote consolidates African operations with $300 million Congo cement plant *Ambode tasks accountants on transparency, accountability *Vote out indebted, anti-pay-rise politicians, NLC tells workers *Lagos titled chiefs charge parents, schools on pupils’ welfare *Melaye sues Kogi gov, Assembly, others over non-conduct of council election *Faction rejects Dickson’s, Clark’s executives for IYC *Nigerian Airports Record Drop in Passenger Traffic in First Qtr *South-east Group Rejects Doherty as PenCom DG *Independence Day Bombing: Court Strikes out Treason Charge against Okah *Victims recount ordeal as kingship tussle tears Delta community apart *NBA berates government for bypassing public procurement act on new refineries *Fayemi challenges probe panel’s competence, seeks dissolution *Four feared dead, property destroyed in communal clashes in Cross River, Ebonyi *Badoo strikes again, kills man, pregnant wife, children in Ikorodu *Governors Accuse Jonathan’s Govt of Importing Substandard Rice during Electioneering *Benue Assembly Orders IG to Arrest Fulani Herders’ Leadership *Armyworm Infection will Reduce 2017 Maize Yields, FG Warns *Only 24% of Nigerians Have Access to Internet, Says Minister *Former Cross River Commissioner, Patrick Ugbe Kidnapped *Tension as Itsekiris Renew Claim of Ownership of Maritime University Site *Senate C’ttee Recommends N5 Fuel Price Increase for Road Maintenance *House C’ttee Summons Finance Minister, AGF over N17bn Office Equipment Procurement *Military Task Force Parades Suspected Criminals in Jos *HoS Warns Civil Servants of Consequence of Executive Orders Infractions *Two Killed as Armed Robbers Attack Passengers, Motorists Block Benin-Lagos Road in Protest **AFRICA *Mugabe, 93, kicks off 'youth rallies' ahead of election *Apartment block in Egypt tilts across street *Lack of aid funds fuelling C Africa crisis: UN *France says several soldiers injured in attack in Mali *Algeria to take in Syrian refugees stranded at border *Rights groups attack Rwanda's move to vet campaign message *2 Republican US senators slam Egypt's NGO law as 'draconian *Six killed in attack on Niger military post: security *UK police arrest woman suspected of war crimes in Liberia *Tunisians get jail terms for eating during Ramadan *Rights groups urge probe into bloodshed in DRC Kasai *4 wounded in Mali attack on UN camp, Swedish military says *44 migrants, including babies, die in Niger desert **WORLD *Russia warns Moscow could use nuclear weapons against US over Crimea *At least 34 dead at Manila casino - reports *Serial killer who murdered and raped girls now volunteers at a school *Global dismay at US climate deal pullout *NLB IPO faces delay as rift opens within Slovenian ruling coalition *Trump administration seeks Supreme Court to reinstate travel ban *Philippines: At least 34 dead in Manila hotel robbery attempt *South Korea's Moon struggles to form a cabinet meeting his ethics standards *Trump administration asks Supreme Court to revive travel ban on six Muslim-majority nations **SPORTS *Musa, Iheanacho show class in Togo win *APC inaugurates National Unity Cup *Dosu for Shuffle Select 2017 *Eagles star keen on West Ham *VAT Wonder Goal: Obaje, Ammeh, Ubong make shortlist *Eagles move up in FIFA rankings *Sports Ministry Moves To Scuttle Basketball Leagues *Customs Lifts Maritime Cup For The 5th Time *EPL: Chelsea Earn Over £150 Million *Champions League Final: Juventus Take On Real Madrid To End A 21-year Itch Jumah Mubarak