Today newspaper headlines, Tuesday 26 May 2020

Here are the newspaper headlines for today:

1. Pressure mounts on British PM over refusal to sack top aide

2. Ramaphosa to South Africans: outbreak will get worse

3.  U.S. urges probe into alleged ethics breach by AfDB President

4.  Kaduna to jail parents who enrol kids into Almajiri

5. Burial of NFFs chief Okenwa postponed

6. Rivers wants my manager dead, demolished hotel owner alleges

7. BAL organisers praised amid COVID-19

8.  WHO fears silent virus epidemic unless Africa prioritises testing

9.  Peace, security key to Africas development, says Buhari

10. LMC undecided on NPFL 2019/2020 finale

11. DESOPADEC boss, Reps, Dickson hail Clark at 93

12. Sanwo-Olu will make 4th Mainland Bridge a reality

13. Buhari, Oyetola, others mourn Saturday New Telegraph Editor Bakare

14. Oyo to add COVID-19 test to routine hospital diagnosis

15. Peace returns to Ondo APC chapter

16. Corps members to collect certificates at local govt offices

17. Suspended kingmakers threaten litigation against Fayemi

18. Wike to disburse N450m to victims of 2019 poll

19.  Abdulrazaq: Maintaning clean break from past

20. JUSUN faults governors opposition to financial autonomy for Judiciary

21. Akeredolus wife, critic in social media battle

22. Lagos to evacuate silts cleared from drains, says Bello

23. United Capital raises N10b in first bond issue

24. Coronation Merchant Bank seeks N15b short-term capital

25. GSK Nigeria declares N657.7m dividends

26. Ernst & Young to induct Maduka into Hall of Fame

27. TAJBank announces N150b Fed Govt Sukuk Bond Issuance

28. Spain urges foreign tourists to return from July

30. Wapic Insurance grows GWP by 9%

31. COVID-19: Outgoing SEC boss allays fears of job losses

32. COVID-19: Why Nigeria is discharging patients after 1 negative test

33. ACF backs El-Rufai on almajiri education

34. Super Eagles star Osimhen loses father, Pinnick mourns

35. On Africa day 2020, Buhari says no development without peace

36. Fabregas explains how Mourinho sold him his Chelsea plans