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A Review of the 2009 Federal Capital Budget Implementation Experience: Issues and Way Forward
Get PDFThis is a review of the 2009 Federal Capital Budget Implementation Experience: Issues and Way ForwardIntroduction; Environment for budget implementation; Capital budget implementation; Challenges/constraints to budget implementation; Going forward
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 72. Rabi'u Awal 9, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, February 23, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 72. Rabi'u Awal 9, 1431 A.H.■ EFCC arrests Abdullahi Adamu
■ Saudi clears FEC team to Yar'adua.
■ Edo Assembly in bloody session over Speaker's removal.
■ Jonathan: We'll better Ghana's election record.
■ Friend: Murdered ex-EFCC was trailed.
■ Gana alleges plan to remove Yar'adua.
■ Bayero seeks Shekarau's intervention on Al-Mustapha.
■ Military moves to protect civilians during conflict.
■ Community threatens to force DG NITT out of office.
■ Police move against arms movement in Jos.
■ Police arrest anti-Blair protester.
■ Making Abuja recreation parks safe.
■ Ojo's memo and spectre of Yar'adua's return.
■ Niger'sjunta guarantees return to civilian rule.
■ Ex-UN nuclear chief: Egypt must change.
■ Israeli soldiers clash with Palestinian protesters.
■ Obama puts forward last-ditch health care plan.
■ NITEL: Conflicting reports emerge from Unicom.
■ Controversy brews over oil blocks allocation.
■ Fuel scarcity persists in North.
■ Little love for national symbols.
■ Nigeria moves close to total darkness.
■ How FG can bailout PAN.
■ Customs Zone B seizes N400.8M duty paid goods.
■ Playing musical instruments may improve reading.
■ Can Niger's coup leaders turn out to be "good soldiers"?
■ Is thus Nepali teenager the world's smallest man?
■ Gang uses forklift to withdraw ATM.
■ All the president's emails.
■ Haiti earthquake death toll could reach 300,000, claims president.
■ FG to partner stakeholders on climate.
■ Fishermen decry effect of oil spill.
■ Governments misjudging scale of C02 emissions.
■ Cactus is the oldest and cheapest method of fighting desertification.
■ Gwagwalada council employs 138 medical workers.
■ Court strikes out case against Neliaku.
■ Man arraigned over forgery.
■ NGO donates anti-shock garments for training.
■ Supporters to determine my stay in ANPP, says Albishir.
■ Traditional rulers will no impose Doma on PDP - |||u.
■ NFF interview Metsu, Dujkovic for Eagles' job.
■ New coach gets World Cup semi-final target.
■ Ejiogu blunder costs Enyimba.
■ Maidabba retains Niger wrestling title.
■ LiNa eyes No. 1 ranking.
■ Brazil's Ronaldo to retire next year.
■ This silence at FASS— ABU is embarrasing
Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, April 15, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 9. Rabi'u Thani 30, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Thursday, April 15, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 9. Rabi'u Thani 30, 1431 A.H.■ Jonathan: I have not seen Yar'adua since Nov.
■ Court allows teen to marry grandma.
■ Media Trust a natural partner — Saraki.
■ Counter accusations trail EFCC/lbori case.
■ ICPC probes 2009 capital projects.
■ Excerpts of Jonathan's interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
■ Sheriff seeks law to appoint new emir of Uba.
■ Promotion: HND holders allege bias in Immigration Service.
■ FG intensifies plans to eradicate polio.
■ Nasarawa doctors get 50% salary increase.
■ IBB: Why I'm vying for presidency in 2011.
■ Bashir's party asks rivals to join Sudan government.
■ N/Assembly: Why we're probing N2 0 0 bn agric loan.
■ In Lokoja, fishermen are millionaires.
■ The 12 millionaire horses' of Machina.
■ Minna Airport city will grow our economy -Aliyu.
■ Yobe to vaccinate 850,000 animals.
■ By smiling, you could be adding seven years to your life.
■ Hundreds dead in China earthquake.
■ Poles protest against plans to bury Polish president in Wawel castle.
■ FG embarks on shoreline mapping.
■ Heat: Residents resort to sleeping outside.
■ NERDC begins implementation of new schools curriculum next year.
■ Minister harps on entrepreneurship education.
■ We teach youths value of hard work - NDE Coordinator.
■ Abaji council boss calls for mobile police unit.
■ Case of suspected fake journalists resumes.
■ Plateau PDP: Caucus considers 3 for chairmanship.
■ Hoddle Gate: Lagerback's absence stalls EFCC investigation.
■ Lulu throws light an 'botched' friendly.
■ WAFU Cup: Fans hail Eagles performance.
■ Amokachi eyes first trophy.
■ Eagles prey on Stallions morrow.
■ Murray crashes in Monte Carlo.
■ The Bukola Saraki pension plan and Kwara politics
A Presentation To The Workshop On Strengthening Budget Implementation For Enhanced Project Execution And Service Delivery
Get PDFThe Budget priorities of the federal government in 2010/2011 fiscal year: underlying philosophy. A Presentation to the workshop on Strengthening budget implementation for enhanced project execution and service delivery.Protocol; Introduction; The 2010 Budget: The Underlying Philosophy; Budget Priorities Of The Federal Government- Critical Infrastructure; Land Reform & Food Security; Human Capital Development; Niger Delta, Physical Security, Law And Order; Federal Capital Territory; Extension Of 2009 Fiscal Year And Procurement Planning; Conclusio
Daily trust newspaper, Friday, May 21, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 34. Jimada Akhir 7, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Friday, May 21, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 34. Jimada Akhir 7, 1431 A.H.■ Yakowa: I am not governor for Xtians.
■ OBJ's men flock to PDP Reform Forum.
■ Cop shot as robbers besiege Ibadan bank.
■ Reps reject two-party system.
■ Reps to establish employee compensation fund.
■ Oshiomholeflags off 4 new roads.
■ Court orders remand of Kenny Martins as surety withdraws.
■ Prison officials stall bail of Boko Haram suspect.
■ Kebbi begins campaign against Lassa fever.
■ Report: Police torture suspects.
■ BOI approves N58bn to small businesses.
■ Nigeria's steel industry in a sorry state.
■ Nok: Where ginger farmers are king?
■ BPE privatised 139 coys in ten years.
■ Russia to spend $1bn on Namibia uranium exploration.
■ Life may begin at 40, but the fun really starts at 50.
■ BBC forced to apologise over Queen is dead joke.
■ Teacher suspended for President Obama assassination lesson.
■ The moment a bus driver nearly runs over a baby sitting in the middle of a major road.
■ How to stop snoring.
■ Why you must protect your skin in hot climates.
■ AMAC new secretariat commissioned.
■ Building plan change caused collapse.
■ Detained mother, children sue police for N1bn.
■ Student, contractor charged with impersonation.
■ Moles want to destabilise CPC, says Hanga.
■ Eagles set Abuja aglow.
■ Jonathan dines with Eagles.
■ Religious politics without religion
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 69. Rabi'u Awal 4, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Thursday, February 18, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 69. Rabi'u Awal 4, 1431 A.H.■ Beginning of the end: Six-man FEC team to visit Yar'adua.
■ Power supply drops to 2,500mw.
■ NBA to sue Borno govt, police over Boko Haram execution.
■ Plateau:'209 Fulani herdsmen killed in 3 LGs'.
■ NHIS boss gets court injunction against removal.
■ Jonathan: I did not approve N300bn for rallies.
■ Nasarawa tops World Bank's rating on health projects.
■ Cross River to close 200 schools.
■ Why many children are out of school - UBEC.
■ US jury convicts Nigerian on fraud charges.
■ Buhari's exit will not affect our victory in 2011--Shekarau group.
■ Jos Hausa community: Ajibola panel vindicates us.
■ AU resolution against military Coups.
■Kenyans protest as political crisis deepens.
■ Ancient Arabic inscription found in Jerusalem.
■ Ukrainian election results suspended on appeal.
■ AuGF, auditor uncover fraud in IST.
■ Reps condemn NNPC over TAM.
■ Senate threatens to sanction Magnus Kpakol.
■ Terror watch: NCAA to meet US conditions for delisting.
■ Galadanchi heads FG's committee on Madrasah education.
■ 500 students win MTN scholarship.
■ No case of certificate forgery in UNAAB, says VC.
■ UNILORIN leads Nigerian varsities in webometric ranking.
■ Psychiatrists want to call being angry a mental illness.
■ Auto mechanics to be upgraded in six months - Kazaure.
■ Argentina asserts control of Falkland Islands' waters.
■ King Tutankhamun died from broken leg made worse by malaria.
■ NESREA files criminal charges against Etisalat.
■ WEP wants Green Wall Sahara Programme.
■ Efenji's murder: Police arrest Cortland workers.
■ Trader jailed for resisting court's warrant.
■ ‘Nigeria would have grounded without Acting President.
■ Akala sues PDP, Ogbulafor over Oyo exco.
■ Hiddink shuns Nigeria for Turkey.
■ Nalbandian returns to winning ways.
■ Fabianski hands Porto win.
■ Sightings and sight failures: Ogbulafor's double jeopardy
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 59. Safar 20, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Thursday February 4, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 59. Safar 20, 1431 A.H.■ Federal Executive Council slashes Abuja land prices.
■ Buhari to AN PP: I quit. Moves to CPC.
■ Airport screening: US may delist Nigeria.
■ Sheriff summons lawmakers over new Emirates.
■ FEC slashes Abuja land prices.
■ Nigerian couple in US faces 55 year jail term for enslaving widow.
■ Yar adua: PDP pays homage to Jonathan.
■ Murder: NBA seeks security for judges.
■ Senate wants N/Assembly to host presidential Inauguration.
■ Borno yet to sign for deployment of midwives.
■ Jos: Christian youths support ban on Okada.
■ Joint Senate c'ttee concludes report on Petroleum Bill.
■ Assembly strikes out Sheriff's request for new Emirates.
■ Mark: Yar'adua must hand over.
■ Genocide charge now possiblefor Sudan'sal-Bashir.
■ Fatah leader visits Gaza in goodwill trip.
■ Haitian judge questions detained Americans.
■ AU: Gaddafi's tenure and the spirit of Haiti.
■ RMAFC queries lawmakers over budget defence.
■ UK'could face power shortages.
■ Ecobank gets $6m from Gates Foundation.
■ Lokoja: The other face of a capital city.
■ Chamber urges Nigerian businessmen to document trade with China.
■ Coy introduces new tools for upstream operation.
■ Group launches enlightenment campaign for MFBs.
■ FG to improve reading culture among Nigerians.
■ Nine-year curriculum will boost basic education - NERCD scribe.
■ How Jos crisis crippled varsity students.
■ Detriot bomb accused talking to FBI.
■ The perils of young Egyptians'secret marriages.
■ Baby Doc' Duvalier's family can reclaim N693m in Swiss bank, court rules.
■ Environmental group assess rural projects.
■ Rainstorm renders 100 homeless in Eket.
■ Top 10 deadliest earthquakes (2).
■ One burnt to death in auto crash.
■ Indomie workers protest non-payment of entitlements.
■ 'Anambra polls will be peaceful only if...'
■ Anambra: Obi, Ngige, Soludo, Uba, Ekwunife in final battle.
■ Okocha calls for a change From Abiodun Jimoh, Lagos in NFF.
■ Eagles foreign coach to be named soon - Ogunjobi.
■ Ekeji wants AU to resolve CAF, Togo impasse.
■ Jos killings and the roots of our national crises
Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, May 20, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 33. Jimada Akhir 6, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Thursday, May 20, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 33. Jimada Akhir 6, 1431 A.H.■ President to new VP: Let us avoid friction.
■ EFCC seeks German court order over Siemens.
■ Shariah Council backs Yarima on marriage.
■ EFCC clears Sambo of corruption charges.
■ Jonathan told not to contest presidency in 2011.
■ FG inaugurates team on closure of illegal varsities.
■ Malaria kills more than HIV/AIDS in Nigeria.
■ Demolition displaces Jos traders.
■ Beggars demand allowance in Kebbi.
■ Nigerian jailed in Malaysia for swapping price tags.
■ Akunyili to be named INEC chairman.
■ Dafur rebel Chief detained in Chad.
■ East Africa: Drinking the waters of equity from the River Nile.
■ Jega now RMAFC's acting chairman.
■ Africa's oil spills are far from US media glare.
■ JAMB 'II break dichotomy in education -DG.
■ Muslim group trains 50 youths on self empowerment, HIV/AIDS awareness.
■ How 8-year-old girl assist pupils with school fees, books.
■ Kano varsity dissolves SUG over fear of unrest.
■ Fake Swedish air pilot flies passenger jets for THIRTEEN YEARS without a licence.
■ Thai protest leaders surrender.
■ NESREA prevents another toxic import.
■ Yobe to establish desertification research centre.
■ Man caught trying to strangle lover in hotel.
■ Student drowns in pond at Lugbe.
■ Police deny detaining children.
■ ANPP ticket: Shekarau has to go through the mills -Spokesman.
■ The politics of Jang's reconciliatory efforts.
■ Nigeria's top golfer, Abdullahi, dies in auto crash.
■ Ukah optimistic on new national team.
■ Any hope for Les Bleus in post Zidane's era?
■ The open political space and its enemies
Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, March 9, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 82. Rabi'u Awwal 23, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, March 9, 2010:
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 82. Rabi'u Awwal 23, 1431 A.H.■ Gen Gusau bounces back as NSA.
■ Jos killings a reprisal - Police.
■ Court hears suit against Jos rioters today.
■ Kano community discovers'ritualists hideout.
■ Don't tag all Muslims as terrorists -Sultan.
■ Livestock, foodstuff sellers begin warning strike.
■ Thugs assault councillors over impeachment plot.
■ Nigeria: The media as saboteur.
■ African Union urges Ivory Coast to hold vote.
■ Togo security blocks opposition headquarters.
■ Pakistan interrogation center bombed, killing 13.
■ Chile quake survivors suffer cold, rainy night.
■ Ecobank Nigeria appoints new MD, EDs.
■ I've not heard of micro finance bank before.
■ Challenges facing Nigerian banks, by BGL.
■ Gardens of relaxation or tension?
■ Sacked staff want court to shut Afribank.
■ Africa needs to rebuild economic defences -IMF.
■ 200m Africans need 50 bill.
■ Three migrants die after making a 150ft suicide leap'to escape deportation.
■ The fresh offensive against polio.
■ Senate sets up technical c'ttee on environment.
■ Fashola calls for improved sanitation.
■ Oil coys can stop gas flare in 15 months.
■ Women seek role in climate change campaign.
■ The impact of bush fire and tree felling.
■ Robbers injure one along Giri-Airport road.
■ Land scam leads civil servant to prison.
■ Five in court over theft.
■ Jos: PDP has failed to protect Nigerians - Sen Bukar.
■ Lagerback should be given freedom -Kaave.
■ Nigeria may participate in 2014 Winter Olympics.
■ Task Force to pay Lagerback's salary.
■ Coaches storm Abuja for NFF seminar.
■ Amateur League DivTwo season begins March 13.
■ Fabregas absence no excuse - Wenger.
■ Post-coup Niger (1): The slain ram has risen again
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 52. Safar 11, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday January 26, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 52. Safar 11, 1431 A.H.■ Saudi embassy: No visa request from MPs.
■ Police: 362 died in Plateau crisis.
■ Sardauna visits the Emir.
■ 23,800 cows, 117 herdsmen missing -MACBAN.
■ Jos: No soldier fired a single shot-COAS.
■ Why Plateau CP was redeployed.
■ Ogun Assembly passes vote of confidence on Bankole.
■ Retirement age should be abolished- Rights group.
■ AC suggests ways to curb violence in Nigeria.
■ Bafarawa's case stalls in Sokoto court.
■ Commission organises prayers for dead teachers.
■ Guinea, Niger political situation, setback in the region.
■ Yar'adua returns home this week.
■ N200b Agric Fund: FG approves 5 more banks.
■ Letter to General Lawrence Onoja.
■ The method in Obasanjo's'madness'.
■ Main witness in Zimbabwe treason trial tortured.
■ Saddam's top aide 'Chemical Ali' hanged.
■ Myanmar junta could free Suu Kyi in November, party says.
■ Manufacturers battle FG over new port charges.
■ Nigeria's 12% inflation rate defies market survey.
■ ' Unity Bank will soon get mass patronage.
■ Is Gwarimpa bridge a magnet for accidents?.
■ Venezuela oil 'may double Saudi Arabia'.
■ Nigerians should pay appropriatprices for fuel, power— Asiodu.
■ Why N1OObn textile fund will fail.
■ Still single at 30? Then settle for Mr Second Best not Mr Right.
■ Ethiopian airliner carrying 90 people plunges into Mediterranean sea.
■ Miracle escape for passengers ..As plane catches fire on landing in Iran.
■ Haiti earthquake: Religion fill the void left by aid agencies.
■ Why primary healthcare must be enhanced.
■ Water scarcity hits Jos metropolis.
■ Sanitary condition in Nyanya horrible- Residents.
■ Communicating global climate change.
■ Court orders arrest of Ringim's lawyer.
■ Motorists protest new policy at petrol station.
■ 65-yr-old man jailed for traffic obstruction.
■ N50bn debt: Kebbi lawmakers disown report on Aliero.
■ The average person in Niger/Delta is praying for Yar'adua.
■ Lucky Eagles outshoot Chipolopolo.
■ North Africans nemesis of Cote d'Ivoire.
■ Chaka's hat trick restores BUK's hope.
■ In times like these, a little humour helps