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Constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria ( first alteration) act 2010
Get PDFThis is the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria ( first alteration) act, 2010 no. 5. An act to alter the provisions of the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria 1999 and for related matters.
Enacted by the national assembly of the federal republic of Nigeria— 1. The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (in this act alteration of referred to as "the principal act") is altered as set out in this act.
. .Constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria ( first alteration) act 2010; first alteration; act 2010
Daily trust newspaper, Monday, March 22, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 91. Rabi'u Thani 6, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Monday, March 22, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 91. Rabi'u Thani 6, 1431 A.H.■ Yar'adua returns to work next week- Associates.
■ 20 ex-ministers to bounce back.
■ Two kidnapped NNPC staff found dead.
■ Gov Suswan counsels media on factual reporting.
■ 2011: PDP NEC meets Thursday.
■ Kogi Assembly denies plot to impeach Gov Idris.
■ EFCC personnel to receive arms training.
■ Meningitis: Yobe records 6 deaths, 88 cases.
■ Gaddafi's statement violates UN protocol -Monguno.
■ Jos: Hausa community demands fair treatment.
■ Gaddafi's gaffe: Nigeria recalls envoy from Libya.
■ Darfur aid conference eyes 236,000 case.
■ West:'I practised voodoo.
■ Park heads United back to top.
■ The surgeon's scissors
Daily trust newspaper, Friday, April 30, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 20. Jimada Ula 16, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Friday, April 30, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 20. Jimada Ula 16, 1431 A.H.■ Iwu refuses to hand over.
■ Sultan: ACF has done well but.
■ How corruption underdeveloped Nigeria—Prof Akinyemi.
■ Buhari: Removal of Iwu not enough.
■ Bad leadership responsible for Nigeria's woes, says Jega.
■ Fire guts biotechnology agency headquarters.
■ Ibori files fresh suit against EFCC.
■ Parties must imbibe internal democracy —Jonathan.
■ Boko Haram: Man requests for son's release.
■ Vigilante group asks court to restrain faction.
■ Central Africa president postpones elections.
■ Hamas slams Egypt for tunnel deaths.
■ Indian and Pakistani PMs meet.
■ NASA balloon crashes in Australia.
■ Federal road safety corps driving school standardization programme: List of approved driving schools.
■ Kidnap, oil theft plague Nigeria as amnesty falters.
■ States don't redeem their 12.5% premium subsidy obligation - NAIC MD.
■ 941 micro banks to take CBN examination yearly.
■ Difference between Cardiac arrest and heart attack.
■ How to prevent outbreak in the home,
■ The independent woman and the metrosexual man.
■ Wole Soyinka attacks BBC portrayal of Lagos'pit of degradation.
■ George Bush 'poisoned' at G8 summit in 2007.
■ Collapsed building, a sabotage.
■ W/Bank accused of promoting land grabbing.
■ FCDA demolishes structures at Mabushi.
■ Bizman, driver charged with forging driver's license.
■ Drinking too much pop can speed up the ageing process.
■ Atiku's PDP card is fake, Adamawa faction says.
■ Eagles world cup base confusion hits search for new hotel camp.
■ NFF blasts ridiculous report on Eagles' hotel.
■ Mourinho: Chelsea fans don't compare to Inter's - but I still don't love Italian football.
■ Maazou dreams of waving Niger flag in Paris.
■ Harangue of the Taciturn
trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 67. Rabi'u Awal 2, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, February 16, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 23 no. 67. Rabi'u Awal 2, 1431 A.H.■ Ogbulafor can't see Yar'adua.
■ Jos Hausa community: Ajibola panel vindicates us.
■ ACF wants NDDC funds released.
■ Bribe taking stalls budget implementation.
■ Lawyer wants court to declare Yar'adua dead, resigned or incapacitated.
■ Health workers to wear name tags for accountability.
■ Gov Aliyu reshuffles cabinet.
■ EFCC boss wants Nigerians to provide information.
■ Doctors threaten strike action.
■ Borno appeal court begins sitting today.
■ Muslim leaders task FG on police killings.
■ Why good luck may elude Jonathan.
■ Libya suspends issuing visas to Europeans.
■ Yemen Shiite rebels free first captive Saudi soldier.
■ India says Pakistan' talks on track'after blast.
■ Between Nigeria and Indonesia.
■ Snipers harass US, Afghan troops moving in Marjah.
■ Bharti eyes Africa in 20bn excess crude account shrank to $4.2bn.
■ PHCN spends N2.7bn on power in Kano.
■ The war of posters.
■ HJKYB to partner organizations on basin development.
■ Cameroon GDP set to grow 2.9% in 2010, 4% in 2011.
■ Anxiety drugs like Valium are addictive in the same way as heroin, warn scientists.
■ The six-month-old baby who learnt to walk before he could crawl.
■ 25 dead and Eurostar halted as two trains collide in Brussel.
■ You a re'too fat to fly'...Hollywood director booted off flight.
■ Secretive steel magnate becomes Russia's richest man.... Leaves Abramovich trailing.
■ No Valentine joy for Kenyan rose growers.
■ NESREA shuts down Etisalat base station.
■ Abuja 10 get sanitary inspectors.
■ FG moves to tackle wrecks on waterways.
■ Exclusive breastfeeding benefit adulthood.
■ AIT reporter killed at Karu.
■ Maid admits stealing N1m from Reps member.
■ Gov Shinkafi rejects commissioner's resignation.
■ 2011: "Youths must resort to akasa a tsare.
■ Siasia: I can handle Eagles.
■ Senate frowns at N400m NSC spending.
■ Leonardo wants balanced performance.
■ Benzema fears big-time Lyon.
■ The Jigawa example and the dangers of cynicism
Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, May 19, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 32. Jimada Akhir 5, 1431 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, May 19, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 32. Jimada Akhir 5, 1431 A.H.■ Akunyili to be named INEC chairman.
■ Board to determine Pfizer victims.
■ Senate, House of Reps confirm Sambo as VP.
■ Anatomy of the President's new team.
■ Namadi meets Jonathan ahead today's swearing-in.
■ Commission trains village women on hajj rites.
■ UniBen VC tasks researchers on alternative energy.
■ Peace Corps wins case against police.
■ One killed, 10 injured in land dispute.
■ Man arraigned over attempt to sell 5-year-old daughter.
■ Mohammed Namadi Sambo...From Sir Kashim to Aguda House.
■ Malawi court convicts gay couple.
■ Banks say Nigerians not asking for loans.
■ Whither the NIPP power projects?
■ Kaduna: Storm over a mosque.
■ Desmond Tutu: Gutter politics would hurt Nelson Mandela if he knew.
■ Obama's aunt wins six-year battle for asylum.
■ UN commits N765m for youth centre
■ Ripple s of the late Yar'adua plots revocation.
■ Police yet to release detained children, mother.
■ 2011: Why I'm challenging Adamu, Sodangi.
■ PDP Chair: Ekweremadu calls off South East caucus meeting.
■ Yobo: Only teamwork can stop Messi.
■ Send off for Eagles tomorrow.
■ When will England win another World Cup
Management of agricultural research for sustainable national development: the role of Management Development Institutes(MDIS)
Get PDFThe publication traced the historical background to agricultural research and agricultural research management in Nigeria,Welcome address by Ag. Executive Director of ARMTI; Remarks by Chairman, ARMTI board of governors; biography of guest lecturer, Prof. B Y, Abubakar; lecture; discussant's comments; rapporteur's report
federal republic of Nigeria official gazette no.57 vol. 96
Get PDFThis Edition of the Public Service Rule is a review of the 2007 Edition, which is principally intended to update the rules. Regulations and Procedures in the Public Service
and bring them in line with the current trend in governance. The revision of this strategic document of the Public Service on a regular basis is necessary in order to make the
service conform with changing times and circumstances. The objective, therefore, is to effectively reposition the service for higher level of efficiency, effectiveness and
enhanced service delivery.Appointments and Leaving the Service; Discipline, Emoluments and Increments; Annual Performance Evaluation Reports (APER) and Certificate of Service; Examinations in Law and Official Publications; Medical and Dental Procedures; Compensation, Insurance and Personal Effects; Petitions and Appeals; Leave; Free Transport Facilities within Nigeria; Courses of instruction within and outside Nigeria; Allowances; Petitions and Award Committee; Reward or Outstanding Service; Application of Public Service Rules to Federal Government Parastatals
trust is a burden vol.21 no.45 rabi’ul thani 15 1430 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Friday, April 10, 2009: trust is a burden vol.21 no.45 rabi’ul thani 15 1430 a.h.Atiku: Yar'adua is witch-hunting me; Yuguda returns to PDP on Tuesday; Beninois invaders sack Kebbi village; "Why North is. Searching for black gold'; British police chief quits over blunder; Beheaded corpse dumped in Abuja; 2011: Senators, Northern Union back Yar'adua; Yar’dua dissolves NDDC Board; 2011: Senate, NU root for Yaradua; Hassan Adamu heads NDIC board; Police officer kills colleague in Ilorin; Gombe spends N426m on health facilities; NTI 5 committees to strengthen teacher training; Lightening kills 20 cows in Kwara; Police issue strike warning over allowances; Open free heart surgery beneficiary commends govt; Joint military taskforce to take over security in Edo; Yaradua signs N159bn FCT budget into law; 5 Nigerian hospitals for stem cell transplant; PDP special convention under threat; JAMB to release UME results April 14; CBN orders banks to remove ATM from public places; Court bars police from arresting Kenny Martins; PTDF revokes N3bn contracts; FG supports operational researchers on HIV/AIDS; Akunyili urges public, private sector to support re-branding; Jigawa commits N19.6bn to road construction; 8 die in Benin auto crashes; Fashola reacts to US bomb blast alert; Hepatitis scourge rises in Plateau; LG budgets N956m for 2009; Islamic forum condemns use of pills, condoms to reduce population; 100 BUK students receive vaccines against Meningitis; Imo legislators donates equipment to hospital; Governor chases out organizers, exhibitors from agric fair; Akwa Ibom inaugurates family court; Low teacher intake worries NTI boss; Reps mov to end Niger Delta crisis; Workers to get monetization arrears soon -Minister; Senate calls for liberalisation of broadcast license; N/Assembly urged to have oversight function on youth dev; Small-scale miners to get FG loans; Teachers ignore call to end strike in Delta; NDE trains 50 physically challenged; Borno at high risk of drug trafficking – NDLEA Chairman; Makurdi environs not fully covered in polio immunisation – Parents; Sokoto to distribute fertilizer to farmers; Obi stresses importance of Easter; G20 & Nigeria: Beyond unfounded hopes; Re: Escapism and Gov Doma’s administration; Kafin Zaki dam its consequences; Energising Bauchi’s Civil Service; FBI in hostage talks with somali pirates; S/Africa: ANC plans faster land reform; Algerian president poised for third term; Gunmen free 220 prisoners in Congo; Gaddafi sues Geneva after son held; Suicide bomber kills 5 wound 17 in Afghanistan; Iran opens nuclear fuel facility; World ‘s cheapest car goes on sale; British police chief quits over blunder; Shia crowds decry US role in Iraq; Bureau De Change operators cry out; Oil now 150bn stimulus; Haphazard sewage disposal: How Kano communities pay dearly: Challenges before new BPE boss: Fidelity bank raises agric facility to N10m; Market indices down by 0.3 per cent; Minister urges manufacturers to be consumer friendly
trust is a burden vol. 21 no. 55 Rabi’ul thani 29 1430 ah.
Get PDFThis is the Daily Trust newspaper Friday, April 24, 2009: trust is a burden vol.21 no. 55 rabi’ul thani 29 1430 ah.SEC boss AI-Faki quits; Air mishaps: airlines refuse to pay victims; Nigeria 4th worst in medical system – WHO; Assembly condemns kidnap of Canadian; 3 Plateau SUBEB staff die in car accident; S/Court to hear Andy Uba’s appeal; Ekiti re-run: INEC not sincere; Reps to expand Okiro panel mandate; W/Bank questions Nigeria’s growth strategy; Al-Bashir: Afro-Arabs reject arrest warrant; Petroleum pipelines are decaying, says PPMC boss; Senate orders FG to deploy troops to Benin border; Oyinlola decries fall in military professionalism; El-rufai vs NASS Court to hear suit May 27; N/Assembly sits on 72 audit reports; Why Yar’adua now welcomes visitors; Ribadu: Tribunal fixes April 30 for ruling; President thanks AL-Faki as he quits; External thugs threaten Ekiti re-run – INEC; Nightmare puts 13 year old marriage asunder; Plateau launches education fund for handicapped children; Jigawa fixes Hajj fare at N450,000; Benue unhappy with level of foreign investment; Ogun varsity gets acting VC; Man in court for killing lover; Fashola threatens to prosecute erring Eyo masquerades; Plateau to re-open state varsity; NAFDAC bans shampoo that causes cancer; Council seals 5 coys over fake drugs; BAOBAB trains female journalists; Police smash kidnap syndicate in Oyo; Ogun Assembly observes session without suspended members; rerun Polls: memo to Ekiti people; The many presidential U-turn; Is Soludo really the issue?; Piracy in Somali waters; Do$250m for Somalia; S/Africa ruling party leads; 18 Somalis in court for pirate trials; Manipulation is real problem with NSE; N40bn needed to fix power; Airport inaugurates SAC; Unity Bank to establish micro bank in Ondo; .Unethical practises: NSE suspends ,three broking firms; Odua Group divests from Wema bank; Girl, 13, battling rare disease that will turn her into a statue; Breaking the animal kingdom’s colour code; Warning signs of autism; Breastfeeding protects mother – Research; How and why women damn the risks of using aphrodisiacs; Waste can alleviate poverty, generate energy; NEMA assesses disasters in Cross River; Flood: Kano residents to get drainages; Agency arrests 355 goats for sanitation offences; Government promises compensation; Three dies in auto crash; Loyola Jesuit college to host supreme head; Soldiers arrest motorists; Police clamp down on street traders; Mega party will check impunity, Nnamani says; Aspirant challenges Nyako’s second term bid; Anambra PDP faction rejects Emodi-led exco; Unity forum tasks Yaradua on Ekiti polls; Significance of trust and trusteeship in Islam
trust is a burden vol. 21 no. 43 rabi'ul thani 13 1430 a.h
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper wednesday, April 8, 2009: trust is a burden vol. 21 no. 43 rabi'ul thani 13 1430 a.hPolice arrest herbalist for beheading 8 yrs. Old; Ogun Speaker accepts N/Assembly takeover; Zamfara D/Gov cautions against vices; .Riot: Niger expels 17 students; Take over could be dangerous – Group; Court to begin fresh trial of Henry Okah; Pilgrims boards not responsible for hajj passport; Character Commission must approve all appointments by MDAs; FG to release guidelines for N200bn agric loan next week; France plans 250m euro Investment Fund for Africa; BPE reactivates SAHCOL privatisation; Minister tasks Swedish investors; FG declares public holiday for Easter; License revocation: NERC receives reports on IPPs operations; AC tasks Yar' adua on quality leadership; FG won't sack any workers; Bayelsa, IYC collaborate on Niger Delta peace moves; Kidnappers of commissioner's wife demand N12m ransom; Nigerians challenge govt on poor healthcare delivery; NUT suspends teachers strike in Delta; LASUTH to be decentralized; LAMATA to transform Lagos transport system says MD; Lawyer's body set to bar member from practice; AC wants attack on kogi speaker probed; Abuse of office: Court grants Biz man's application to join Aondoakaa; Court grants Shinkafi case transfer; NAF to beef maritime patrol; Benin residents protest against kidnapping, killing; Sheriff seeks support for police; 3-day old baby girl found in Sokoto; Shekarau, Oshotimehin advocate new policy on health care; Assembly committee uncovers more fraud in Edo; Ondo D/Speaker tasks Mimiko on devt.; Obi of Onitsha urges journalist to be objective; We will strengthen PDP – Dariye; SSG wants difficult cases referred to govt hospitals; Re: Isa Yuguda’s slip of tongue; Curbing the menace of CSM and Lassa fever; How realistic is Gen. Buhari's ambition?; The problem of elections in Nigeria; Unmasking mark at 61; I was victim of power abuse, says Zuma; al-Bashir VOWS to try Darfur war criminals; Rvvanda lambasts UN; Southern Africa swamped by flood; US adds 6.173bn in 3 months; Dangote still under investigation - SEC I; DPR shuts Conoil stations for fraud; Emirates SkyCargo acquires New-Generation Freighter; Air France KLM increases capacity by 1000 seats on routes; FG appoint new MD, EDs for Mortgage Bank; Foreign exchange inflow into Nigeria drops; I was never arrested – NDIC boss; InterContinental’s anniversary forum moves to Enugu; .Why do we get baggy eyes?; Birds can read human gaze; Kano to construct raw water intake at Challawa River; FCTA warns on annexation of open spaces; Environmental pollution: Industries get May 6 deadline to enforce standards; Strong quake rattles Pacific islands; AEPB gets new Director; Nigeria makes case for Africa on environment issues; Senator seeks climate change commission; Estate surveyors prepare members for global practice; We have introduced land reforms in Ogun -Daniel; Immigration officer dies in auto crash; Boy declared missing at masaka; ABC transport declare 15 persons wanted; FCDA officials demolish illegal structures at NUJ premises; Police arrest suspected homosexual; Mechanic charged for attempted car theft; SERVICOM faults National Hospital services; Niger Delta Militants: What’s the worth of FG’s amnesty; Constitution review still on course – Reps Minority leader; Flying eagles wont underrate any opponent – Lulu; Abuja FA, others face dissolution