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trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 64. Safar 27, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is daily trust newspaper, Thursday February 11, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 64. Safar 27, 1431 A.H.■ Why I was removed-- Aondoakaa
■ Boko Haram: Reps probe extra-judidal killings.
■ N/Assembly lived up to its responsibility— ACF.
■ Don't overthrow Yar'adua, Monguno warns.
■ Senate to pass 2010 budget in three weeks.
■ Police cordon Aondoakaa's office.
■ Fresh crisis averted in Jos.
■ I don't fear legal challenge - Obi.
■ Perm sec weeps as commissioner resigns.
■ NDLEA denies commander's ejection.
■ Illegal arms import fuels crisis, says Kukah.
■ Kogi CJ scores court registrars low.
■ Jonathan takes charge.
■ Militias raid Darfur camp, kill two refugees.
■ Lebanon backs Hezbollah against Israel.
■ Zimbabwe: Stresses and strains of a unity government.
■ Pakistani officials confirm Taliban chief is dead.
■ World social forum: Brazil - another power is possible.
■ NNPC, Mobil joint venture to generate 500MW.
■ More money less development.
■ Jeddah airport project to create 34,000 jobs.
■ Aviation: Inside Nigeria's troubled sector.
■ Minister urges RMRDC on research implementation.
■ NCC steps into GSM operators, service providers'feud.
■ The real-life Sleeping Beauty who snoozes for two weeks at a time.
■ Remembering the day Nelson Mandela was freed.
■ Tourist tells of horror lift ordeal 124 floors up the world's tallest building.
■ Did this man survive for FOUR WEEKS under the rubble of Haiti earthquake?
■ HOS inaugurates capacity building committee.
■ American varsity of medical sciences seeks NUC's accreditation.
■ Respondents want Unijos to develop permanent sits.
■ Endless hurdles of online JAMB registration.
■ Missing suspect's family takes police to court.
■ Motorist charged over death of Julius Berger's workers.
■ Niger campaigns against tree felling.
■ Afghan avalanches kill 157.
■ Yar'adua:We can't make decrees, says Senator Lado.
■ CPC slams Tofa over comments on Buhari.
■ Egypt FA blocks Shehata.
■ Why Trapattoni would suit Nigeria.
■ NFF still considering van Gaal, Hiddink.
■ Intrigues, deception and illegalities as we enter post-Yar'adua era
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 46. Safar 3, 1431 A.H
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Monday January 18, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 46. Safar 3, 1431 A.H.■ EFCC seizes 102 properties from Ibru.
■ Many killed in Jos violence.
■ Oshiomhole threatens to arrest Anenih.
■ New malaria vaccine that treats mosquitoes to be developed.
■ Anambra: INEC meets with stakeholders tomorrow.
■ E-government will create more jobs, initiator says.
■ One dies as police, robbers clash.
■ Aliero left N50bn debt in Kebbi - Lawmakers.
■ Union wants Namadi to stop speaking for UNTL.
■ Yakubu fumes: Eagles lack playmakers.
■ The death penalty debate.
■ Resettle Haitians in Africa: Senegal president.
■ Israel,Turkey ministers overcome diplomatic row.
■ World pledges quake aid, Haitians still waiting.
■ Nigeria must go back to Sardauna's agric policies.
■ Oil: Nigeria loses N130m daily.
■ Our villages are highly under banked.
■ Why parenting actually reduces your blood pressure.
■ Haiti earthquake: The hope and horror.
■ Unholy row over World cup trumpet.
■ Six die in Abaji auto crash.
■ Police tell traders to report swindle cases.
■ Infrastructure will provide jobs for engineers - Yar'adua.
■ SURCON inducts 97 surveyors.
■ Constitution amendment: Why state creation dominates public hearing.
■ Anambra guber: NDP candidate protests omission by INEC.
■ Victory over Benin can't save Amodu - Akpokona.
■ Doomsday postponed!.
■ Amodu: Eagles ready to overcome crisis of confidence.
■ False consciousness
Daily trust newspaper, Friday, July 2, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 64. Rajab 20, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Friday, July 2, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 64. Rajab 20, 1431 A.H.■ Northern governors reject pro-Jonathan summit.
■ Survey report: Courts, biggest bribe takers.
■ Police investigate re-emergence of Boko Haram leader.
■ 2011: NBA, Elaigwu, warn Jonathan against contesting.
■ Senators reject Jonathan's N1Obn budget for Nigeria @ 50.
■ Oshiomhole urges clean up of INEC.
■ Gowon urges women empowerment to develop Africa.
■ South-South speakers urge quick action on electoral reform.
■ IBB is healthy, son says.
■ Judge calls for amendment of abortion law.
■ We'll contain Gov Lamido if... -Kano PDP Chair.
■ IBB's son, Mohammed, confident that Jega will be fair.
■ Sanusi: Four foreign banks bid for Nigerian banks.
■ Recharge cards business: Of gains and losses.
■ In Gombe, blacksmiths manufacture silver rings.
■ Sudan frees opposition leader Hassan al-Turabi.
■ All about psoriasis.
■ Oladipo-Ajayi is chairman of insurance association.
■ Is Michael Jackson's son suffering from the same skin condition as the King of Pop?
■ World Cup 2010: Brazil newspaper greets victory with advert lamenting defeat.
■ Money isn't everything, survey claims.
■ NULGE president, members in free-for-all.
■ Peace Corps sues Police, demand N200 million damage.
■ We are ready to face FIFA's wrath -Bio.
■ FG approves N197m for Nigeria at 50 sports committee.
■ Nigeria, U.S, and the oil spill
:professional standards for Nigerian teachers (TRCN)
Get PDFWith the Professional Standards for Nigerian Teachers in hand, there is no more ambiguity about what exactly a particular category of teacher is expected to know and do and how to assess these variables. Inability of a teacher to meet the Professional Standards will injure the pride,integrity and quality of the teaching profession in Nigeria and must be addressed following procedures established by the TRCN Act 31 of 1993 which is the apex and most important law enacted by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to regulate and control the teaching profession “in all aspects and ramifications”.Background of the Professional Standards; The Regulation of the Teaching Profession in Nigeria; The Statutory and Policy Framework for the Professional Standards for Nigerian Teachers; The Scope of the Professional Standards for Nigerian Teachers; Categorization of Nigerian Teachers; Measurement of Teacher Performance in Relation to the Standards; Arbitration Procedures for Addressing Breach of the Professional Standards for Nigerian Teachers; Professional Knowledge; Professional Skills; Professional Values, Attitude and Conduct; Professional Membership Obligations; Guidelines on Induction at Point of Graduation; Guidelines on Continuous Professional Development
Daily trust newspaper, Monday, May 24, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 35. Jimada Akhir 10, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Monday, May 24, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 35. Jimada Akhir 10, 1431 A.H.■ Dangote makes bid for Arsenal.
■ Plane crash lands in Kano farm.
■ Councillor, others held over Fulani killings.
■ FAAC reconvenes today to break deadlock.
■ EFCC to quiz ex-ministers today over Siemens scandal.
■ Obj's influence'll scuttle fight against corruption.
■ Jailed LG boss gets bail.
■ Ogun private schools begin strike.
■ Ethiopia's Meles confident of victory.
■ NSE faults SEC on new rules.
■ Earn N500,000 monthly by producing birds' feed.
■ Marriageable age.
■ War against cyber-crime: Why criminals are winning.
■ FCTA builds N5bn science, tech college.
■ Discarding zoning will create chaos in PDP.
■ Okocha tips Eagles for World Cup semis.
■ Eagles settle down in England.
■ Progress report or situation report
: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 39 Muharram 22, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Thursday January 7, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 39 Muharram 22, 1431 A.H.■ Vice President briefs FEC, PDP governors on Yar'adua.
■ Grand jury indicts Farouk for bomb plot.
■ Yar'adua's absence: 15 new Perm Secs can't be sworn in.
■ Winnie Mandela, Samia Nkrumah for trust dialogu.
■ Gowon condemns US listing of Nigeria.
■ Terror: Extra search threatens Nigeria-US ties.
■ Banks' mass sack: Labour minister, CBN governor meet.
■ Policeman' nabbed with robbery gang.
■ Police arrest suspected killers of traditional ruler.
■ Civil Defence rejects 120,000 senior cadre applications.
■ Group mobilises against Nigeria's terror listing.
■ Police, sister agencies strategise against crime.
■ As battle for the Nations Cup begins.
■ Terrorism: Sleep no more.
■ Zimbabwe, Botswana ink power generation deal.
■ US mother, baby girl killed by elephant in Kenya.
■ Amnesty urges Malawi to free jailed gay couple.
■ Farouk Mutallab: Passenger Haskell's testimony.
■ Hamas exchange fire on Gaza frontier, 1 dead.
■ Japan's double atomic-bomb survivor dies.
■ 3 Democrats— 2 senators, 1 governor— to retire.
■ DR. Junaidu Mohammed and his vicious attack on president Umar Musa Yar'adua.
■ Daily returns from stocks hit 1.4% at NSE.
■ FG should bailout Nigeria's aviation industry— Medview CEO.
■ Nigeria's power failure.
■ When love turns sour.
■ UACN names Udo Udoma Chairman as Wushishi retires.
■ Eating pomegranates may help prevent breast cancer.
■ FCE to partner Army on soldiers'education.
■ Plateau: Row over deduction of LG funds for education.
■ Oyo law students appeal to Akala over scholarship.
■ Obama blasts U.S. intelligence.
■ Bungled security test.
■ Bottles of honey trigger airport shutdown.
■ 14-month-old boy survives after chopstick pierces his brain through his nostril.
■ Climate change scepticism set to surge in 2010
■ FG to implement National Afforestation Programme.
■ Man jailed for issuing dud cheque.
■ We must take people off the streets by giving them jobs and keeping them there.
■ Prove that Yar'adua isn't incapacitated, CNPP tells govs.
■ Anambra: Why Andy Uba is misconceived, by Nwanyanwu.
■ Eagles survive Chipolopolo forays.
■ Pompey exit fears hit Kanu, Utaka.
■ Ribery keeps Bayern Munich fans guessing.
■ Underdogs eye African Crown.
■ Jonathan's 6,000 megawatts of contrition
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 56. Safar 17, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Monday February 1, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 56. Safar 17, 1431 A.H.■ Senate will not impeach Yar'adua.
■ Son poisons father's food in Katsina.
■ Governors responsible for unrests - Minister.
■ SERAP wants ICC probe into Jos killings.
■ Yar'adua's ill health puts bank reforms at risk.
■ Sharia commission to check religious violence in Niger.
■ Labour protests new tax regime in Nasarawa.
■ INEC drafts 4000 corps members for Anambra polls.
■ Malawi president takes over as AU president
■ Dubai police say Israel may have killed Hamas chief.
■ Thousands in Tokyo protest US military presence.
■ 5-day Davos forum ends on note of humilit.
■ Malaysian couple fined buffalo over affair.
■ Nigeria may run out of oil soon.
■ 2.1 million people killed by contaminated food annually.
■ Micro banks, macro problems.
■ No help for Nigeria's 300,000 child stammerers.
■ EITI to determine NEITI's fate.
■ Toyota recalls up to 1.8m cars.
■ How your face reveals the traumas you've been through, by ageing faster.
■ Why FW de Klerk let Nelson Mandela out of prison.
■ Global warming? You can blame America for that, says bin Laden.
■ NITEL: How 2yrs unpaid salaries tore families apart.
■ FG appoints Omatek as e-learning partner.
■ Nasarawa to construct N5.7bn 5-Star hotel.
■ FG to ban tankers from Kaduna metropolis.
■ General's suit to divorce wife of 30 years resumes.
■ Tender Years pupils conduct elections into prefect positions.
■ More couples go for court marriages in Abuja.
■ Yar'adua remains president as long as he is breathiipg - Sen. Ukpo.
■ Gaidam, Albishir shake hands after three years.
■ It's Pharoahs again!
■ CAF boss should quit after'monstrous' Togo ban - Adebayor.
■ NFF in secret talks with Renard.
■ A word for Jos warriors
Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, April 14, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 8. Rabi'u Thani 29, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, April 14, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 8. Rabi'u Thani 29, 1431 A.H.■ EFCC declares Ibori wanted.
■ 22 die in Ondo road mishap.
■ IBB: Why I'm vying for presidency in 2011.
■ Ciroma warns on move to sack Ogbulafor.
■ FG to establish special courts, says Adoke.
■ Transport union protests in Lagos.
■ Maduekwe, Egwu, Muhtar still ministers on govt websites.
■ Imo workers to begin warning strike today.
■ Jonathan: Iwu's INEC is credible.
■ Ethiopia's Meles pledges growth, fair elections.
■ Obama urges leaders to avert nuclear'catastrophe.
■ World Bank's projects in Nigeria hit $4.2bn.
■ Abuja electricity consumers to Jonathan: Now that you are in charge let there be light.
■ Niger bridge: Story of Lokoja's homeless.
■ How realistic is 2010 budget?
■ Customs, other retirees prefer manual payment system.
■ Handling cash 'better at killing pain than aspiring study claims.
■ 'Russia engineered air crash th a t killed President Kaczynski,'claims Polish MP.
■ Wanted: Hangman for Zimbabwe prison.
■ The omnipotence of Oprah Winfrey.
■ FG to build 54,500 houses by 2011.
■ Youths group wants Abaji council polls cancelled.
■ Court cautions, discharges convicted women.
■ Credible election is now or never, IBB says.
■ Siasia applies for Zambia job.
■ Eagles keep 100% record.
■ I am ready for Messi- Kaita.
■ Moggi goes on offensive i^i Italian scandal.
■ Between Jibrin Aminu and Tribune
Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, June 1, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 41. Jimada Akhir 18, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, June 1, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 41. Jimada Akhir 18, 1431 A.H.■ Rumble in Police over Ribadu.
■ Woman poisons husband for taking second wife.
■ N86bn fraud: 11 ex-governors still on trial.
■ IBB: I'm not a believer in 51 parties.
■ ANPP asks Jonathan to revive dead parastatals.
■ FUT Minna to conduct electronic post-UME.
■ Niger, Cote d'Ivoire told to fix election dates.
■ Nigeria's president too important to bezoned-lreti Kingibe.
■ Aondoakaa roots for Jonathan 2011.
■ Why food, energy, financial crises persist in WI Africa -Minister.
■ 600 farmers get improved rice seedlings.
■ New gas price will close more factories -MAN President.
■ Hosts of hydro-power dams to get 30°/o of revenue.
■ Sanitation day or relaxation day?
■ Police need N3bn to change uniform?
■ 1O dead as Israeli forces raid Gaza aid ship.
■ Nigeria's agony dwarfs the Gulf oil spill.
■ Abuja celebrates 'World No Tobacco' day.
■ Goodluck Jonathan should not run -Barrister Okonkwo.
■ Teaching them young about malaria.
■ FCTA hosts physically challenged persons.
■ Lagerback earns experts plaudits over World Cup lists.
■ No surprises as Kanu, Utaka make Eagles squad.
■ Eagles fighting spirit is gone- Yekin
Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, April 27, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 17. Jimada Ula 13, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, April 27, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 17. Jimada Ula 13, 1431 A.H.■ Showdown at the Villa: Governors: Spare Ogbulafor Jonathan: I won't spare him.
■ Fika emir urges constitutional role for traditional rulers.
■ Court stops PDP NEC meeting.
■ 12 Jigawa-bound traders die in Makurdi-Lafia road crash.
■ Turai's brother sacked in NNPC changes.
■ Police raise squads on extortion.
■ Job applicants barricade INEC over interview.
■ Jang charges LG chairmen, traditional rulers on peace.
■ Jonathan did not order execution of condemned prisoners - Minister.
■ Minister: FG is keen on workers'welfare.
■ Gaidam wants council of traditional rulers.
■ Al-Bashir wins Sudan elections.
■ Mexico says cartels turning attacks on authorities.
■ Don't raise VAT, NLC warns FG.
■ SEC introduces new rules.
■ Bida: Brass smiths speak of batter days.
■ Experts divided over Sovereign Wealth Fund.
■ As Jonathan signs Local Content Bill into Law.
■ Owerri airport gets airfield lighting system.
■ Tanzania prioritises agriculture to alleviate poverty.
■ Body language: How to encourage respect.
■ George W Bush set to admit mistakes for the first time in memoir.
■ Band of Brothers author accused of fabrication for Eisenhower biography.
■ Yes, it's the 'Crying Sumo' contest.
■ Meet Britain's smallest mother.
■ Stakeholders tasked on environment.
■ Lagos to share waste mgt experience.
■ Ash cloud didn't exist.
■ Fire guts Philippine shanty town.
■ Our efforts to eradicate malaria this year- FG.
■ Police raid Mabuchi, arrest resident.
■ 135 fined for flouting environmental law.
■ PDP suspends Sidi Ali, 29 others in Abaji.
■ Plateau PDP: Shuluwa c'ttee asks court to stay judgement.
■ Al-Mustapha: Not an ordinary trial.
■ We succeeded in keeping this country together despite all odds- Sokoto attorney-general.
■ Blatter blasts Nigeria over Amodu.
■ Toro to NFF: Stop politics now.
■ GCI old boys win expression discount tourney.
■ Lyon need spirit of Bernabeu to see off Bayern.
■ A generation to define our tomorrow