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A Presentation by Hajiya Amina M. Az-Zubair, OFR Senior Special Assistant to the President on the Millennium Development Goals 16th February 2010
Get PDFThis is the Successes and challenges of implementing and monitoring-Millennium Development Goals (Nigeria) related projectsPreamble; Virtual Poverty Fund 2006-09; What success looks like; What failure looks like; Successes of the MDGs VPF; Challenges of the MDGs VPF; Possible Ways Forward 30
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 57. Safar 18, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday February 2, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 57. Safar 18, 1431 A.H.■ Lar heads panel on Jos crises.
■ Shell shuts stations as militants attack pipeline.
■ N3.6bn alleged fraud: Reps to probe sale of SAHCOL.
■ Britain to repatriate £43m stolen funds to Nigeria.
■ Yar'adua's absence akin to absconding— ASUU.
■ S/Court names 19 new SANs.
■ Aliero inaugurates c'ttee to investigate AGIS.
■ Nasarawa workers begin strike over new tax regime.
■ Lagos assembly to investigate Fashola.
■ Governors responsible for unrests -Minister.
■ The NFF's 'golden' bronze.
■ Mogadishu shelling kills 12 civilians.
■ China pledges more support for rural poor.
■ Military' was ill-prepared for Iraq invasion.
■ Nigeria's revenue totals N38tr in10yrs.
■ Who owns Kaduna trade fair complex?
■ Dangnte launches multivitamins spaghetti.
■ Inside Fankaka rock caves.
■ 'Kogi inti market to boost business activities.
■ Billions of naira idle in NERFUND.
■ How we're creating employment- NDE.
■ Why a woman has the last (and longest) laugh.
■ Scientists crack 20-year AIDS puzzle that could revolutionise latest HIV medicines.
■ The greatest scientific advances from the Muslim world.
■ Jacob Zuma is father for 20th time, but not by one of his three wives.
■ Trovan test compensation: False claimants make DNA tests inevitable.
■ Thugs hijack sanitation exercise at Bwari.
■ Convert wastes in dumps to wealth- Expert.
■ Apo 32 criticise minister for flouting court's order.
■ Motorist denies causing lady's death.
■ Anambra 2010: Contest between PPA and APGA - Kalu.
■ NFF wants Shehata.
■ Royal tumble.
■ New stars emerge in Angola.
■ Obama: Perhaps a year is not long enough
Daily trust newspaper, Monday, July 5, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 65. Rajab 23, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Monday, July 5, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 65. Rajab 23, 1431 A.H.■ Governor Shinkafi: Zoning overtaken by events.
■ Chinese firm flees with Kano's N80 million.
■ Gunmen abduct Ondo PDP chairman.
■ ICPC takes Wabara, Osuji to S/Court.
■ Nigcomsat takes e-voting plan to INEC.
■ ECOWAS considers rotation of posts.
■ Onovo told to open Bauchi dep gov's office.
■ Unions issue 2 weeks ultimatum over monetisation arrears.
■ Oshiomhole, Anenih disagree on LG polls.
■ Nigeria-Niger commission to partner ECOWAS.
■ Over 1,200 applicants spotted with fake credentials.
■ Maccido: Budgeting N1 Obn for Nigeria @ 50 is wrong.
■ Jonathan's budget of controversy.
■ Budget monitoring in North West.
■ Nigeria assumes Chairmanship of D-8 for 2 years.
■ Stocks: Quoted companies target high yields in 2010.
■ Kano's growing beggar colony.
■ Lula pays tribute to Africa's historic role.
■ Undersea cable set to boost West Africa broadband.
■ How software can stimulate economic devt in Nigeria.
■ Wasw: Sacked workers with genuine cases will be considered- NULGE.
■ Baby lives with half brain.
■ INEC driver knocks down teenage girl.
■ AMAC to sanitise Utako Market.
■ NFF sacks Sani Lulu, Uchegbulam, Ogunjobi.
■ Adisa backs Jonathan on Eagles' ban.
■ Ladipo appeals against ban on football.
■ Wimbledon 2010: Serena plays down praise.
■ Wriggling out of honour pacts
Budget Monitoring and Implementation Successes and Challenges from Practical Experience
Get PDFBudget and budgetary processes are an indispensable tool in the hands of governments all over the world to re-align policy objectives and eliminate fiscal distortions. They run in most cases, over a given time frame (usually a year). Used properly, budgets not only eliminate distortions but provide a yardstick to measure how well the challenges of infrastructural provisions and social services are managed or distributed. They make for an interplay of micro and macro-economic policies and programs to sustain an economy on the path of growth, increased earnings and reduction in deficits.Introduction; Budget Implementation Reporting: Rationale (1); Budget Implementation Reporting: Rationale (2); Budget Implementation Reporting: Mandate (1); The 2005 Reforms & the FRA 2007 (1); The 2005 Reforms & the FRA 2007 (2); The 2005 Reforms & the FRA 2007 (3); Other Functions of the BME Dept. The BME Template: Parts; The BME Template: Uses; The BME Template: Drawbacks & Challenges; Statistical Data of Projects Monitored (2006); Statistical Data of Projects Monitored (Jan – Sept 2009); BME: Lessons & Experiences (1); BME: Lessons & Experiences (2); BME: Lessons & Experiences (3); Conclusio
Daily trust newspaper, Friday, April 9, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 5. Rabi'u Thani 24, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Friday, April 9, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 5. Rabi'u Thani 24, 1431 A.H.■ Yayale to take charge..As Jonathan jets to US.
■ Atiku's camp split.
■ Assembly sacks Ondo speaker, deputy.
■ Visit to Yar'adua: PDP on standby, says Ogbulafor.
■ Minister bans first class travel for agency heads.
■ Yayale to take charge.
■ Disquiet in prisons service over promotion.
■ Man fakes kidnap to dupe mother.
■ Hurdles for rebuilders of Jos homes.
■ Tafida harps on quality education.
■ Power ministry: Senators back Jonathan.
■ Buhari blames Rimi's death on insecurity.
■ Sudan's Bashir promises 'free and fair' elections.
■ Obama, Medvedev sign treaty to cut nuclear arms
■ Fuel scarcity looms as NUPENG begins strike today.
■ Airline operators shelve strike over terminal charges.
■ We're tired of name change, Zain subscribers say .No need to worry - Company.
■ Red is the colour of Idanre.
■ No more emergency for power sector— Minister.
■ Local govt can boost grassroots economy Kumbotso chairman.
■ Alleviating menstrual cramps.
■ How much time should we spend on our children?
■ Female circumcision: Why the practice still continues.
■ Thatcher of Central Asia'takes control in Kyrgyzstan after bloody revolution.
■ Conjoined twins win 'battle of their lives'.
■ FMBN woos foreign investors.
■ Daggash, Essien, Chris assume duty.
■ Agency tasks FCT developers.
■ Sokoto UBE to construct classrooms.
■ Two corps members attacked at Nyanya.
■ AC chairmanship candidate visits rural communities.
■ Do bad things happen in the world by Allah's will?.
■ 11 parties align for FCT poll.
■ Nigeria fail to make Junior Davis Cup.
■ Odegbami s arguments fall flat —NFF.
■ I will not be minister of football - Bio.
■ Real, Barca set for 'Game of the Millennium.
■ Woods is Masters favourite despite rustiness.
■ Rimi: Tribute to Limanin Canji (1940 -2010)
A Welcome Address by Dr. Bright Okogu at the 2010 budget implementation workshop on Strengthening budget implementation for enhanced project execution and service delivery
Get PDFThe theme of this Workshop, ‘Strengthening Budget Implementation for Enhanced Project Execution and Service Delivery’ was carefully chosen to underscore our intent to build on the results of last year’s Workshop and also to focus attention on the importance of deliverables as the end product of effective budget implementationA Welcome Address by Dr. Bright Okogu (Director-General, Budget Office of the Federation) at the 2010 budget implementation workshop on Strengthening budget implementation for enhanced project execution and service delivery held at the Congress Hall, Transcorp Hilton, Abuja on February 15th-16th, 2010
Daily trust newspaper, Friday, May 28, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 39. Jimada Akhir 14, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Friday, May 28, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 39. Jimada Akhir 14, 1431 A.H.■ 24-year-old to hang for raping mad woman.
■ Gas price shoots up by 400%.
■ Yerd to be sworn in today as Kaduna deputy governor.
■ Electoral offences tribunal coming, says Jonathan.
■ Transport minister orders locking up of APM office.
■ Pastor, others held over Fulani killings.
■ NEITI boss decries poor access to national wealth.
■ Forgery: Police ask Keyamo to produce client.
■ 5 held for re-repackaging Dangote cement.
■ 4 Kaduna radio staff suspended over Sambo's gaffe.
■ Ethiopia: A landslide victory and controversy for Meles Zenawi.
■ 1 make N15,000 a day.
■ Winding up rural electrification.
■ Scientist is first man to be 'infected' by computer virus.
■ Facts about halitosis.
■ What really turns men off some women.
■ BBC meets ANC youth leader Julius Malema.
■ Corruptible and open to fraud.
■ Niger lobbies for NSCDC College.
■ Nasarawa communities get electricity.
■ Man accuses wife of seducing step-son.
■ Police arraign mother in court over N2.5m.
■ Youngster receives 10 lashes for stealing ATM card.
■ Minister's wife tasks children on reading culture.
■ Voters should insist on score card in 2011 - Sen Anyanwu.
■ Atiku fully back in PDP, saysJibril Aminu.
■ Eagles to play behind closed doors.
■ Lagerback: 'I have very tough job!.
■ Australia first to arrive in South Africa.
■ Azzuris gunning for encore.
■ Coming in from the cold
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 53. Safar 12, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Wednesday January 27, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 53. Safar 12, 1431 A.H.■ Yar'adua's health: Senate to give FEC one-week ultimatum.
■ VP: This is the last Jos carnage.
■ Sultan, Shagari task Shekarau on Sardauna title.
■ Customs recovers N12bn in 3 months.
■ Katsina replies Obj on Yar'adua.
■ Compliance with helmet order poor in North— Chidoka.
■ Rival gangs clash in Gusau.
■ Court rejects application for stay of proceedings.
■ African coalition urges EU to block new ivory sales.
■ Pilot in crash didn't follow tower's advice.
■ India to build refinery in Nigeria.
■ Anxiety trails SIM registration in Nigeria.
■ Falalu Bello not affected by CBN tenure limit - Unity Bank.
■ Abuja: When taskforce went on rampage.
■ CMD boss tasks civil servants on capacity building.
■ Humans'could one day be capable of running up to 40mph.
■ Obama urged to hand over Christmas Day Bomber to the military.
■ Thousands of hungry Haitians overrun peacekeepers delivering food.
■ Beekeeper wakes up in coffin after doctor declares him dead.
■ FG to spend N8.5 bn on Gombe/Yola Road.
■ How N2bn railway Project was awarded at N24bn.
■ Yar'adua: Bukar says FEC has failed the nation.
■ FCT begins'rural week'.
■ Man arraigned over N8.8m military pension fund.
■ NFF can't be independent of govt, says Ndanusa.
■ How I caged the Eagles, by Zambia coach.
■ Re: Jang, the media and the genocide in Jos this time
Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, March 3, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 78. Rabi'u Awwal 17, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, March 3, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 78. Rabi'u Awwal 17, 1431 A.H.■ Govs stop move to oust Yar'adua• North retains president in 2011.
■ Guards Brigade Commander only answers to President— Ex-security chief.
■ CBN to fund power projects with N500bn loan.
■ Tanko Yakasai asks court to stop Jonathan.
■ N2.4bn contract: Kpakol fails to convince Senate.
■ Boko Haram: Police absent from court.
■ Justice Minister orders probe of Boko Haram killings.
■ LG secretariat deserted after thug raid.
■ Reps rule out debate on Yar'adua.
■ President without kidney, acting president with no liver.
■ Niger junta names transitional government.
■ Iraq wants to improve relations with Syria.
■ CBN asks banks to invest N600bn in real sector• Leaves interest rate at 6%.
■ N300m local content funds still in banks'.
■ Nigeria loses N175bn to pipeline vandalism.
■ Power: Dangote signs N14bn contract with Siemens.
■ Malawi, Zambia set for big US infrastructure aid.
■ Chinese medicine has caused kidney failure and even cancer.
■ Who is a Jew? DNA can hold the key.
■ Eight-limbed Indian boy needs doctor to remove parasite.
■ Town wiped off the map by tsunami... After surviving massive Chile earthquake.
■ Residents stunned as hundreds offish fall out of the sky.
■ Odom wants devt of rural FCT.
■ Ekiti begins removal of illegal billboards.
■ Lafia to get improved street lights.
■ FG to establish artemisinin farm in Abuja.
■ Man jailed for stealing US diplomat's phones.
■ Four accused of stealing car at National Assembly.
■ Newly wedded man jailed over stolen items.
■ Banker denies criminal misappropriation.
■ Police begin manhunt for runaway driver.
■ Zamfara legislators decamp to PDP today.
■ Only God will choose my successor - Gov Idris.
■ Ndanusa to Lagerback: Look beyond World Cup.
■ I won t play to Impress Lagerback -Chukwudi
■ Enyimba regain top spot.
■ PTF accepts Lagerback's choice.
■ The danger of propagandizing the crisis of Yar'adua's illness
Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, March 17, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 88. Rabi'u Thani 1, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, March 17, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 88. Rabi'u Thani 1, 1431 A.H.■ 2011 elections hold Jan or April.
■ Meningitis kills 9 in Gombe.
■ Biz activities pick up after strike.
■ Gaddafi says split Nigeria in two.
■ Jonathan to meet political parties.
■ Reps threaten to reject Jonathan's requests.
■ Sokoto g uber: Court of Appeal suspends judgment indefinitely.
■ 2011: Forum wants FG to hasten electoral reform.
■ Kano Speaker commiserates with fire victims.
■ Demolitions leave 3,000 Angolan families homeless.
■ Thai protesters pour own blood at government HQ.
■ Experts react to CBN's new policy for banks.
■ Why refineries are not working -PENGASSAN.
■ MTN Foundation empowers the physically challenged with mobility aids and appliances.
■ Investment in Nigeria telecoms hits $18bn.
■ Donkey business flourishes in Gombe.
■ Ironing? Women are far better at it than men (and at winning arguments).
■ Don't abandon us and do clone yourself.
■ Bananas could be key to stopping spread of AIDS, say scientists.
■ Lokoja int'l market for commissioning.
■ Drama as couple reconcile after divorce.
■ DRTS cautions drivers over zebra lines.
■ Katsina south least developed due to politics.
■ Allow Lagerback to sink or swim -Galadima.
■ Agassi apologises for mocking Sampras.
■ Two horse race in NPL.
■ Obaseki faces probe.
■ Okoro, Azeez get flying Eagles call-up.
■ Re-Genocide on the Plateau: The way out