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: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 38 Muharram 21, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Wednesday January 6, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 38 Muharram 21, 1431 A.H.■ Obasanjo invests in Ethiopia, buys 20,000sqm of land.
■ Central Bank of Nigeria justifies mass sack in banks.
■ Yar'adua not here- Hospital says.
■ Violence erupts in Katsina-Alu over Rep seat.
■ Ill health: N/Assembly has no case against Yar'adua-Senate.
■ £128m: Union bank wants court to set aside order
■ Court to hear bail application on Akingbola associate today.
■ Two land racketeers nabbed in Abuja.
■ Police dismiss 3 over Ilorin shooting.
■ 3-year - old girl dies in Plateau inferno.
■ Imo hands-over schools to missionaries.
■ S/Africa sees progress in slow Zimbabwe talks.
■ War crimes fears force Israelis to cancel UK trip.
■ Philippine massacre suspect pleads not guilty.
■ Bomber who hit CIA base was triple agent.
■ Prominent Bulgarian crime journalist shot dead.
■ 250,000 vacancies available insurance sector soon-NAICOM.
■ Borno will compete with giant companies for federal projects- Liberty.
■ Why we're sacking, by Intercontinental bank.
■ Dem don forget us for here: Inside Nyanya police barracks.
■ NSE begins 2010 on optimistic note.
■ Oil rises towards $82, cold weather supports.
■ Tiny cushion that sits in your spine to cure back pain.
■ Jacob Zuma takes a tumble during solo dance at wedding.
■ The world's tallest skyscraper opens in a blaze of glory.
■ Being Obama's brother.
■ Landlords, tenants trade words over increased rent.
■ Gang war claims one at Area 1.
■ Spare part dealership get special license.
■ Man commits suicide at Dei Dei
■ We've failed Nasarawa state says lawmaker.
■ Why I left Ac for PDP- Kumalia.
■ Amodu was right to drop Eneramo- Oliha.
■ FIBA wild card would've worsened Nigeria basketball-Morrison.
■ Man. City v Man. Utd cup semi-final postponed.
■ African cup set to impact Premier league.
■ The lesson of America's "War on terror "
Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, June 3, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 43. Jimada Akhir 20, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Thursday, June 3, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 43. Jimada Akhir 20, 1431 A.H.■ Bankole, Ogunewe exchange blows
■ EFCC summons Siemens over £17.5m bribes.
■ Briton shoots 12, kills self.
■ Niger Republic nomads migrate into Nigeria.
■ No plan to sack workers, says labour minister.
■ Shariah council sues NHRC, Mark, Bankole over Yarima.
■ 'Shekarau was mandated to anoint Takai as successor.
■ Anxiety in Sokoto as S/Court rules on guber tomorrow.
■ Virgin Nigeria becomes Air Nigeria.
■ Public procurement, corruption and poverty paradox in Nigeria.
■ S/ Africa food prices to start rising in 2011.
■ N1Obn voted for 5Oth year party.
■ Promoting interfaith dialogue in Northern Nigeria.
■ Naomi Campbell court request labelled a publicity stunt.
■ Govefnment is only interested in privatising power.
■ Why NTI degree programme was stopped.
■ Don cautions varsities against severe punishment for students.
■ Bricklayer-jailed for raping 9-yr-old girl.
■ 16m Nigerians use firewood for cooking.
■ Eagles arrive in Durban.
■ Lagerback: 'I feel very privileged to be here'.
■ The final or bust.
■ Eagles still waiting on bonuses.
■ Discourse on our expensive civilian administratio
Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, March 25, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 94. Rabi'u Thani 9, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Thursday, March 25, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 94. Rabi'u Thani 9, 1431 A.H.■ 8 more ministers named• Why Masari was dropped.
■ Constitution: Senate adopts 35 changes.
■ Kogi MPs apologised to me— Idris.
■ Profile of the new ministers.
■ Electoral reform: The 36 sections amended by the Senate.
■ Gummi LG chairman arrested.
■ Kano govt gives contractors 7-day ultimatum.
■ How to check corruption in Nigeria, by ICPC.
■ Berom youths angry at Northern Govs Forum.
■ Yar'adua: A war for crude power.
■ Turkey: Taming the once-omnipotent military.
■ Angola ruling party looks into homes demolition.
■ Capital market hits N6trillion.
■ International banks give tough conditions to fund NNPC.
■ Lethal landmine legacy from battle of El Alamein.
■ E/Africa can attract $2bn remittances in 2010.
■ Wife of Nigerian fugitive fraudster jailed for 4 years.
■ Schoolboy with 31 fingers and toes has surgery to remove his extra digits.
■ MAN to host waste seminar.
■ Pollution 'killing 50,000 people a year.
■ Permsec calls for strengthening of Decent Work Country Programme.
■Jonathan tasks wealthy Nigerians on education development.
■ Islamic schools reject introduction of English syllabus.
■ FCE dismisses 74 students over poor performance.
■ In-laws allow widow to perform rituals.
■ Gwamna's murder: Ashara praises court for ruling.
■ Will Abdullahi Adamu make it to Senate?
■ Throw Eagles camp open.
■ Lagerback outlines selection process.
■ Kanu's Portsmouth get transfer reprieve.
■ Indomitable Eagles win maiden inter-house meet.
■ Gaddafi: A maverick's bizarre suggestions
Daily trust newspaper, Monday, March 29, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 96. Rabi'u Thani 13, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Monday, March 29, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 96. Rabi'u Thani 13, 1431 A.H.■ New ministers face screening today.
■ Adamawa PDP yet to be informed of Atiku's return to party.
■ Senate disenfranchises 98% of electorate -Sen Aminu.
■ Federal civil servants threaten strike.
■ Robbers kill 12-yr-old, two others in Jigawa.
■ Shagari Wayas for Tarka's book presentation.
■ Oshiomhole wants Senate to reject INEC's plan on LGs.
■ High cost of Abuja accommodation worrisome.
■ Sudan opposition party joins pro-reform coalition.
■ Police chief decapitated in northern Mexico town.
■ Jobless Nigerians to earn N25,000 monthly.
■ Reforming the reforms.
■ Why 144 Nigerian women die every day.
■ FG to triple domestic rice production.
■ Egypt's Raya withdraws from telecom licence bid.
■ British boy, 6, is the only person on Earth with genetic disorder that leaves him unable to speak.
■ Six firms jostle for science ministry's ICT job.
■ Imelda Marcos back into politics.
■ N14.8m missing after security van drops cash at busy road junction.
■ 13 die in multiple accidents.
■ Aluko condemns sale of govt houses.
■ High cost of Abuja accommodation worrisome.
■ Lagos to relocate Mile 12 market.
■ Why I oppose tertiary education as qualification for election - Sen. Aminu.
■ Buhari's exit from ANPP good riddance - Shekarau.
■ Menas send Eagles out of CHAN.
■ Tennis: African championship draw holds today.
■ Gombe threatens to drag NFF to FIFA.
■ Ebuya wins men's cross-country world title.
■ Team Nigeria in high spirits - Coach
■ Henry readies for 'stranae' Arsenal homecoming.
■ Mai Tuluna's ton-to
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 70. Rabi'u Awal 5, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Friday, February 19, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 70. Rabi'u Awal 5, 1431 A.H.■ 190 MPs move to save Yar'adua.
■ Soldiers topple Tandja in Niger.
■ Man loses 12 family members to fire.
■ Controversy trails planned NITEL sale.
■ Minister: policemen don't know how to shoot.
■ 200 Jos crisis orphans dumped in Toro -Rep.
■ Mohammed: Why I'm challenging my removal as NHIS boss.
■ Army, religious leaders parley on Jos cemetery.
■ Group opposes second term for Iwu.
■ Yuauda appoints 952 aides.
■ Ex-NITEL workers demonstrate over unpaid entitlements.
■ Beginning of the end: Six-man FEC team to visit Yar'adua.
■ Annan urges Kenya's leadersto resolve differences.
■ Hezbollah tries to breakout of militant mould.
■ Europeans press Israel over Hamas killing row.
■ Senate probes N328m missing funds at IST.
■ NITEL sale faces hitches.
■ C'ttee to review police pension set up.
■ Toyota faces new US investigation.
■ Postpartum depression.
■ Women trade homemaking for job market.
■ Is pregnancy before marriage now the accepted norm?
■ The number of Internally Displaced Persons in the country is alarming.
■ Woman who suffered 18 miscarriages finally gives birth to her little miracle.
■ Argentina warns UK as Falklands row escalates.
■ What is in people's names?
■ Plans for all-night Robert Mugabe birthday bash 'are insensitive.
■ Chief surveyor acquires map printers.
■ Gaidam approves 2km road for state varsity.
■ Rep tasks coy over road construction.
■ Which is a greater sin: Atheism or polytheism?
■ Garki traders abort fire lecture midway.
■ Nyanya traders reject old naira notes.
■ Driver remanded over cyclist's death.
■ S/Court decides on Yobe guber Tussle today.
■ Amodu fights back.
■ Ojo-Oba charges NPL on credible poll.
■ Vidic wants to stay at Man. U
■ Woods's timing of statement is selfish, claims Els.
■ For those who cannot speak
an NDIC book
Get PDFThe book, “Perspectives on the Nigerian Financial Safety-net” which is organized into fifteen chapters and written in lucid and simple language, serves as my own humble contribution to the dissemination of knowledge on banking regulation and supervision as well as propagating the gospel of deposit insurance in Nigeria. It must be appreciated that public awareness remains a major challenge not only to the deposit insurance in Nigeria but also to other systems even in advanced economies, hence the need to propagate it at any given opportunity.My Youth, education and career; A Review of banking activities and its regulatory framework in Nigeria: The past, present and future; The Regulatory imperatives of implementing universal banking concept in Nigeria; Regulatory challenges in a consolidated banking system: NDIC perspective; The Causes of bank failure and persistent; Distress in the banking industry; Ethics and professionalism in banking: Lessons from the recent distress in the Nigerian banking system; Bank frauds: challenges and solutions; Proactive measures to guard against fraud/cash theft in the banking industry and in Organizations; Concept and relevance of deposit insurance in Africa; The Role of deposit insurance in the stability of financial system; The Role of deposit insurance in promoting financial system stability in Nigeria; The Role of deposit insurance in promoting economic inclusion in Nigeria; Post-Consolidation banking era and the Nigeria deposit insurance corporation: Issues and challenges; Small and medium scale enterprises as foundation for rapid economic development in Nigeria; The Role of regulatory institutions in the management of capital flows; The Global financial crisis: Lessons for deposit insurance systems (DIS) in developing countries
Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, March 4, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 79. Rabi'u Awwal 18, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Thursday, March 4, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 79. Rabi'u Awwal 18, 1431 A.H.■ How '12 wise men' averted cabinet crisis.
■ Yar'adua's mum visits Aso Rock.
■ CBN extends circulation date for non-polymer notes.
■ Ulamas warn against removal of Dambazau.
■ Mark shouts down senator over Yaradua.
■ Boko Haram: Witnesses' absence stalls trial.
■ Jonathan urges support for political leaders.
■ Amaechi goes tough on oil bunkering, seeks DPOs' transfer.
■ Rumpus in House over Akunyili.
■ A pre-summit on women in politics.
■ Uganda steps up search for mudslide survivors.
■ Triple suicide blasts in Iraqi city kill 30.
■ N200bn agric loans: All banks to participate in disbursement.
■ Jos faces economic blackout.
■ Oil summit: A gathering of disagreement.
■ ETF tasks institutions on utilisation of N41.4b intervention fund.
■ CONTISS: Selective implementation causes rumble in Yobe.
■ ABU expels 83 students for malpractices.
■ Turkey trip offered us ideas to create m ore jobs.
■ Jacob Zuma brands the British 'old fashioned imperialists.
■ Chile earthquake knocked Earth off its axis and made days shorter.
■ teenage mother takes 57-yr-old lover to court.
■ Thugs injure PDP member at Kwali.
■ Coalition urges quick passage of FOI Bill.
■ Etisalat introduces eco friendly SIM cards.
■ FG wants climate change clubs in schools.
■ FCT council polls: Iwu's final litmus test.
■ Lagerback unveiled.
■ Goals feast.Nsofor shows class against Congo.
■ No rift between NFF, PTF - Ekeji.
■ Sun-baked thoughts from Saharawi refugee camps
Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, March 2, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 77. Rabi'u Awwal 16, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, March 2, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 77. Rabi'u Awwal 16, 1431 A.H.■ How Yar'adua whiles away time.
■ Yar'adua is president only by name - Gov Aliyu.
■ Yar'adua: IBM cautions against regional sentiments.
■ Civil Defence to carry arms this year.
■ Police foil alleged plot to bomb Edo Assembly.
■ Assembly suspends nominee confirmation over irregularities in credentials.
■ Muslim leaders dissociate Islam from terrorism.
■ Rivers govt approves teachers'arrears.
■ Akunyili: Yar'adua's aides must clarify his condition.
■ Ugandan activists ask parliamentto reject anti-gay bill.
■ Hezbollah ups security after Hamas Dubai slaying.
■ Uzbekistan charges 200 with plotting alleged coup.
■ Turkey: Partnering with Nigeria for development.
■ Intercontinental Bank sacks 1,182 staff.
■ Bank PHB suffers system breakdown.
■ VIO, Road Safety asked to stop insurance business.
■ Making money from mortar and pestle.
■ MTN CEO Nhleko steps down next year.
■ Why you'd be stupid to cheat on your wife.
■ Doctors tell Barack Obama to quit smoking.
■ Latest of Kennedy clan shuns politics.
■ PDP chieftain cautions over Jos demolition.
■ Niger Delta skill acquisition centre contract stalled.
■ Court faults slain Ribadu aide's investigation on PFC.
■ Four die in Abaji windstorm.
■ Igbo community honours Abaji council boss.
■ PDP confirms Yohanna's candidature at Bwari.
■ Why I fell out with Idris- Abubakar Audu.
■ The battle for Yobe has just begun, says Albishir.
■ Trading mosquito nets for polio vaccine in Niger.
■ I know what Eagles need to be world's best -Lagerback.
■ There is hope in Largerback-Orkaa.
■ Gazelle coach excited over Bayelsa Utd ouster.
■ Lagerback embarrasses Onigbinde.
■ Who really ousted Tandja, and why
Daily trust newspaper, Friday, March 19, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 90. Rabi'u Thani 3, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Friday, March 19, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 90. Rabi'u Thani 3, 1431 A.H.■ Big guns jostle for cabinet posts.
■ Barkindo turbaned new Lamido of Adamawa.
■ Electoral reform: Senate panel wants President to appoint INEC boss.
■ Senate: Soludo fooled Nigerians on global meltdown.
■ Plateau tribunal sacks council boss.
■ Nigerian dies at Swiss airport before expulsion.
■ Yayale disowns fraudulent mails.
■ LG boss dies in car crash.
■ NHIS threatens service providers.
■ Jonathan sacks Federal cabinet.
■ Sudan signs peace framework deal with Darfur rebels.
■ Thai PM says he's open to talks with protesters.
■ Marrying with the intention of getting divorced is haraam.
■ Share your Goodluck, pay our 25 months salaries.
■ BPE, NITEL and Anyanwu.
■ Inside the world of Keke NAPEP.
■ How to improve power generation,by PHCN boss.
■ France boosts Nigeria's micro finance sector
■ Pregnant women 'more likely to mislay their keys.
■ Thailand's blood protest... What does it actually mean?
■ North Korean official executed for ruining country's financial affairs.
■ Preventing miscarriage.
■ Bone breaking beauty.
■ Getting divorced was the biggest mistake of our lives (so we all got re-married!).
■ Mass housing: 'FCTA yet to meet obligations.
■ FERMA inspects Nasarawa roads.
■ Rights abuse: Court orders police to pay Alfa N3m.
■ Estate agent denies N2.6m fraud charge.
■ How to contain Jos crisis, by Yahaya Mahmood.
■ Zamfara senators to quit ANPP.
■ NBBF withdraws bid for African Championship.
■ Eagles, North Korea friendly doubtful.
■ Nnaji warns Yakmut against court contempt.
■ Chelsea target Torres as they plan to rebuild.
■ Jos: Solution looking for problem
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 49. Safar 6, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Thursday January 21, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 49. Safar 6, 1431 A.H.■ Abdulraheem is Daily trust African of the year.
■ Jos crisis contained -Army chief.
■ Security agencies still compiling reports - IGP.
■ Taju's college still waxing strong.
■ Anambra: INEC chief blows hot.
■ Yar'adua: Ajibola calls for national dialogue.
■ Rights report pillories African leaders over ICC.
■ Palestinians want US to negotiate on their behalf.
■ Mexican prison brawl leaves 23 dead.
■ FG disburses N300bn subsidy to oil marketers.
■ Poor sales mar local chicken business in Kano.
■ Nigeria switches to energy saving bulbs.
■ Rice importation and govt recklessness.
■ Space-age plasma jet 'set to replace dentist's drill.
■ 10,000 benefit from UNESCO-Nigeria TVE project.
■ Education insurance for debate at schools expo.
■ ABU, OAU, others to benefit from Awolowo Foundation's research endowment.
■ God is angry against humanity - not just Haiti but all humanity'......Survivors of the Haiti earthquake tell their stories.
■ Shattered Haiti hit by second earthquake measuring 6.1.
■ NDE re-strategises for more jobs.
■ Top 10 deadliest earthquakes (I).
■ 300 farmers lose crops to insects.
■ Family in court over late father's property.
■ Four jailed for stealing iron rods.
■ Anambra poll: Can a woman make it?.
■ Sen Ekaette says Yar'adua's impeachment is uncalled for.
■ Eagles crush Mambas.
■ Do-or-die clash for former champions.
■ Mali Eagles, Africa's perennial under achievers?.
■ Welcome to Ojuelegba...But policeman no dey for centre!