Hide or Remove the Navigation "Heading" in ONET.XML

Hello guys,
I am creating a custom template (onet.xml) where I would like to Hide/Remove/Delete a particular Heading - in the below picture I wanna remove "Lists" so whenever my template will be provisioned there will no Heading "Lists".
Help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Here we are
private void DeleteHeading(SPWeb web)
try
foreach (SPWeb webs in web.Site.AllWebs)
iterateWebs(webs);
catch (Exception ex)
WriteLog(ex);
static void iterateWebs(SPWeb web)
PublishingWeb publishingWeb = PublishingWeb.GetPublishingWeb(web);
if (publishingWeb != null)
if (publishingWeb.Navigation.CurrentNavigationNodes != null)
SPNavigationNodeCollection nodeColl = publishingWeb.Navigation.CurrentNavigationNodes;
int count = nodeColl.Count;
while (count != 0)
if (nodeColl[count - 1].Title == "Libraries" || nodeColl[count - 1].Title == "Lists")
nodeColl[count - 1].Delete();
count--;

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