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trust is a burden vol 13 no. 18 muharram 10, 1427 a. h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, February 8, 2006: trust is a burden vol 13 no. 18 muharram 10, 1427 a. h.Nigeria crashes out; Kano assembly burns Danish, Norwegian flags; 3rd term: CNPP, others tell Obasanjo to emulate Mbeki; Plot to break ANPP thickens; FG to establish African Investment Bank; Nigeria’s first vet doctor, Bukar Shuaibu, dies at 79; 2007: I’m not fronting for IBB-Kontagora; Obasanjo accuses NASS of stalling reforms; FCT disburses N1.5m to indigenes; ACD for launch Saturday -Jimeta in charge; Mantu’s committee members move to change hearing venues; APRM offers another chance for good governance –Ekaette; N28.8m scam: Registrar, 2 others know fate Feb 27; Youths set ablaze suspected ritualists in Zaria; 2005: Fire kills 19 in Jigawa; Kano coy severs ties with Danish partners; Goodluck deal for Bayelsians; X-raying Adamawa’s revenue board; Random News: Read by Kounta Kinti; The role of the youth in national development; The West’s ‘knowledgeable ignorance’ and clash of civilizations; Kabila to contest DR Congo poll; Koreans express confidence on leader; Annan to use prize money for Africa foundation; Four US marines killed in Iraq bombings; Tensions rise in Denmark-Iran row; Haiti set for landmark elections; US presidents expected at king funeral; 13 killed, 11 hurt in Afganistan bombing; China editor died after beating; Squirrels, cows, kebabs top odd British insurance claims; Potato danger: you want collision with that?; Nigeria saves N160bn through due process; NAGAFF president warns on port reform s; Police nab 14 stowaways; Customs agents release election guidelines; Will G8 deliver on Africa’s promises in 2006?; Groups confirms Nigeria’s BB- rating by Fitch; Makuju urges confederation of professional bodies; NMA partners banks for increased capacity; Coca-Cola reports drop in profit; Nigeria sales boost PZ Cussons; China poses threat to UK economy; Cartoons: Iran cuts trade ties with Denmark; Oil price drops below 23,000; Motorists send SOS to govt on Sheka Road; Shekarau tasks NPC on accurate census figures; Tinubu inaugurates panel on Aiah crisis; Five injured in area boys, Keke NAPEP operators clash; Five feared dead in Obalende bus accident; IBB, not party to Edo impeachment scare; Niger-Delta students seek 25% oil derivation; Obaseki advises Ribadu on IBB; Abuja’s 30th anniversary: The history; Buildings everywhere, but not for the poor; FG awards Nasarawa-Loko-AIushi loop road; REDAN to hold two day national workshop; how to individualize your bedroom; CVJA, NUJ forge closer ties; Census: NURTW begins nationwide tour; FG begins eviction of legal occupants in games village; NAPEP charges community on poverty eradication; Muazu unveils plan for judiciary Libel: Yerima Network sues desert herald; Zaki steers Egypt into Cup final; Chelsea still in race to sign Adu; Bada assures on Commonwealth games; All set for Mobil trials
trust is a burden vol. 13 no. 27 muharram 22, 1427 a. h
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Monday, February 20, 2006 : trust is a burden vol. 13 no. 27 muharram 22, 1427 a. hMuslim leaders, CAN condemn riots; A li makes case for 3rd term; Hostages: Security beefed up in Niger-Delta; Oil coys underpay FG by 71bn- report; EFCC arrests lawmakers in Taraba; N10m: Mantu takes self to EFCC; PDP criticizes Tinubu over utterances on Obasanjo; 3rd term: S/West NASS members meet to endorse Obasanjo; Corruption: CNN, not fair to Atiku –Aide; Police Strike: Benue Command keeps men under check; Normalcy returns after weekend violence; CAN calls for caution in Adamawa; Christian and Muslims leaders must ensure peace - CAN Chairman, Borno State; Gov Sherrif sets up inquiry committee; Security beefed up in Kaduna; Detention of under-aged boy: Family petitions Human Rights Commission; Boy, 18, escapes kidnappers snare; Traditional doctor in court for abducting housewife; ITF boss docked over corruption; Robbers kill SYNTAX director; NSCDC boss directs all state commands to be at alert; Dariye: Rep accuses EFCC of constitutional breach; MRDD registers new members; Third term is Nigeria’s problem –EU; Bird Flu: Between flu and fluke; Still on Nigerian agenda beyond 2007; 2007: Dahiru Bomoma deserves re-election in Adamawa; New DR Congo constitution adopted; Zambian president kicks off election campaign; Rwanda’s ex-leader loses appeal; Egypt finds deadly bird flu virus; US Mideast democracy plan backfiring - Iran president; French president arrives in India for trade, nuclear talks; Newspaper apologises for cartoons as troops enforce curfews; Mail allegedly bites off girlfriend’s nose; Girl’s prosthetic legs stolen for second time; Stripping away the mystery; Car mechanics in Britain pricier than lawyers; Police hunt blow-torch-wielding robber; EU solicits investments for Nigeria; PHCN loses N140m facilities to vandals; FG, states, LGs share N252billion in February; Africa accounts for 4% world investment – NACCIMA; Control your anger at the work place; NSE turnover falls; ‘Lack of funds stalls technological development’; Agency simplifies-science for primary schools; Vmobile’s network expansion to consume N270bn; NCC, NJI move to adopt eDocumentation; Nokia, Sanyo plan phone tie-up; Vodafone in own-brand phone deal; Cleric admonishes religious leaders, scholars on HIV/AIDS; High infant mortality rate worries KNSG; KNSG executes N57m environmental projects; Census: Emir of Kazaure embarks on campaign; Flu: LASG bans importation of poultry; LASTMA, NURTW members clash in Agege... 30 vehicles destroyed; Tinubu, Muslim youths condemn blasphemous cartoon; Flu: 5000 birds die in Jigawa; I wasn’t quizzed by EFCC -Adamawa SSG; CSLAC task legislators on good governance; Obasanjo sacks two PTDF executives; FG earmarks N2b for Numan bridge in Adamawa; FG okays 2 orthopaedic hospitals for plastic surgery; Free computer training for 100 G om be youths; Census: Prisons want inmates counted; Galadima duly elected-FIFA; German club hunt Taiwo; FIFA demand repeal of Decree 101; Coach sees explosive Hard Court tourney; Amun’s a saboteur - Stakeholders scribe; Kahn injured, but Ballack saves Bayern; Professional athletes and the Gateway Games; Barca will be desperate for revenge – Gallas
trust is a burden vol 13 no. 2 dhul-hijjah 17, 1426 a. h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, January 17, 2006: trust is a burden vol 13 no. 2 dhul-hijjah 17, 1426 a. h.Fighting rages in Niger-Delta; Murder of Rimi’s wife politically motivated – Solomon Lar; Oyo Crisis: Ladoja fails to report to office; CBN withdraws licences of 14 banks; Another female leader emerges in Chile; N100m contract controversy rocks Borno; ANPP suspends Gov Turaki; Mantu recall: no date fixed for signature verification- INEC; Hoodlums disarm police patrol team in Rivers; Benue police fight bank robbery; Murder suspect arrested in action; Abductions: Clerics resort to prayers; Katsina police arrest 8 trans-border motorcycle thieves; Sa ’adatu Rimi: Is this the judgement of God?; my nations cup preview!; my ideal gov. for Adamawa 2007; the crisis of succession at NIPOST; understanding China’s diplomacy in Africa; China unveils new ‘win-win partnership with Africa; US leverage with Ethiopia key to Eritrea border row; S/Africa main opposition kicks off campaign; ECOWAS secretariat becomes commission; US, others discuss Iran nuclear programme; Islamic groups vow to keep up anti-US protests; Left-leaning candidate surges in Peru; Benue seeks banks’ support for development; policy on solid minerals for FEC soon; shareholders protest banks’ return to capital market; NSE records N10bn foreign investment; Transcorp denies plans to invest in aviation; Infiniti FX: Nissan’s targets in crossover utility; Mitsubishi in joint venture with Malaysia's Proton; Shell evacuates 330 workers from Niger Delta; Chevron plans projects in Niger Delta; WAGP begins gas deliveries Dec; Oando opens service station in Lagos; Zenith Bank plans N3bn public offer; Hajj: Bayero wants FG to change tack; Yoruba community elects new leader; Aide tasks appointee on probity; COMPASS mobilises PTA chairmen on prudence; Ibeju crisis: 10 charged to court; LASG, VIIRA oppose FG over car park; Tinubu assures protesting
military pensioners of payment; Striking LASUTH staff to be paid soon - NMA boss; NAFDAC seizes N100m fake drugs; Sub-Saharan Africa needs 800m dollars for ICT development – report; War College participants tour military establishments; NURTW blames touting on unemployed graduates; Rivers govt employs 50 ex-servicemen; Taraba resettles flood victims; Nigeria’s nuclear programme is for peace, says DG; Coomassie salutes Ribadu on anti-graft war; Adamawa PDP warns against misuse of party symbols; NTA loses employee; This year’s Eid was a blessing - Al-Habibiyyah; retirees berate Jigawa over for non-fulfilment of pledges; New NPC Commissioner warns staff in Kwara; national ID card: distribution begins in Kwara; LG construct 60km road in Gombe; NEMA seeks support over disaster management; widows petition EFCC over inheritance; Lack of funds threatens cassava production in Katsina; Yobe Scholarship Board decries low number of medical students; Muslim group writes Obasanjo on hajj crisis; Buhari mourns late ex-wife; Education: Shagari appeals to Sokoto indigenes; Oyo Crisis: When Adedibu laughed last; Stage set for FIBA World Championship; Awojobi confident of progression; Serena survives after Venus tumbles; Barca victory overshadowed by Eto’s spitting shame; Del Piero inspires Juventus again, AC Milan lose; Election to FIFA c’ttee to dominate CAF congress; Eagles to play FC Cologne; Galadima awaits CAF invitation
trust is a burden. vol. 13 no 4 dhul-hijjah 19, 1426 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Friday, January 19, 2006: trust is a burden. vol. 13 no 4 dhul-hijjah 19, 1426 a.h.Oyo crisis: Ladoja remains gov – Court; EFCC: court freezes Plateau govt accounts; trust dialogue holds today; Drug addict kills father; air crashes: Senate c’ttee threatens arrest of aviation official; four killed as unrest heightens in Ivory Cost; Jigawa offers to return indigenous immigrants; NDP kicks against confederal system; Fire guts Sabon Gari market; 2007: parties should determine power shift-Awoniyi; two in court over embezzlement of N2.3m; I’m not guilty of treason-MASSOB leader tells court; man bags three months for stealing motorcycle; car snatching on the increase in PH; Robberv averted in Adamawa; police shoot one, arrest five on alleged murder mission; a vote for Abuja property tax; Taraba 2017: let the central zone produce next governor; The police we deserve; still on bad news from Gombe; Sharon’s breathing tube replaced; US officer tried over Iraqi death; Pakistan confirms militant deaths; women killed in Sri Lanka attack; anti-UN demonstrators on rampage; zone of no-confidence; UN mission wary of confidence zone; man kisses dangerous snake; vampire seeks governor’s job; Bush challenged on spying policy; police probing alleged kidnap plot; Republicans unveil lobbying curbs; Bolivia president sacks army head; Chile: another woman triumphs in Santiago; Delta Steel Coy begins production; Nigeria to get two more refineries –Kupolokun; Insurance firms may be reduced to 50; Sanusi now First Pensions Fund chairman; FG yet to decide fate of NITEL; Kaduna refinery for sale this year; impeachment will spread to other states -Gambo Magaji; Okonjo-Iweala tasks Laura Bush on Nigerian image abroad; NASS restricts visitors: Its not a village square —Sgt at arms; Senator Tsauri sick, flown to Germany; Media outfit present gifts to handicapped children; NBC threatens to withdraw licenses of DBN, Channels, others; Saudi did not impound our aircraft -MD Kabo Air; NCC tasks GSM operators on operations; Tinubu allays fears over land reforms; 4 years after: LASG to enforce ban on Molue; Taraba donates N50m drugs to hospitals; Foreign account: Kalu asks Tribunal to dismiss charges; Lack of values mar Africa’s dev – Obasanjo; Pension: use Trustfund, NLC urges workers; Anambra to assist outstanding corps members; exit politics as Obasanjo, PDP’s conundrum; Adamu becomes FIFA Executive C’ttee member; Nigerians hail Adamu’s election; Galadima threatens legal action; Lawal gatecrashes into Eagles XI; Okocha to pave way for new generation; Lemerre only coach surviving from last finals; Group C: Easy pickings for Tunisia?
trust is a burden vol. 13 no. 22 muharram 16, 1427 a. h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, February 14, 2006: trust is a burden vol. 13 no. 22 muharram 16, 1427 a. h.Phone bills may go up; I was approached for 3rd term –Rep; Three bodies found in Kaduna river; Ban on Hisbah: Kano sues FG; Bird flu: Fear grips Plateau; FG grants tax relief to 24 companies; Senate’ll defend the constitution—Nnamani; 2007: APGA, AD in alliance talks on consensus candidate; Nigeria lacks charismatic leader –Mazrui; Don’t go on strike, Obasanjo tells policemen; Dariye revelation: MRDD, Afenifere wants PDP account probed; Bird flue can kill millions in a short time -Health Minister; World Bank grants Nigeria N6.5 billion to fight Bird flu; IFC grants N52 billion loan facility to Nigerian coys; Senate denies endorsing sack of 160,000 workers; Birdflu: Counting economic and social costs in Maiduguri; Hisba is victim of Obasanjo’s 3rd term –NBA; Obasanjo uses South to blackmail North –Afenifere; Cartoon: Ulama ask FG to sever ties with Denmark; Seven docked over exportation of Radioactive materials; Suspected assassin throws weapon into river to avoid arrest; Two jailed for vandalizing NNPC pipeline; Police man kills one at wedding; Pastor’s driver disappears with car; Seven students arrested for possessing Indian hemp; Man bags 60 days for stealing motorcycle; Police to pay N500,000 for unlawful detention; Child slavery syndicate discovered in Jos; Family wants victim’s body exhumed; Who’ll benefit from Soludo’s banking reforms; Appraising Governor Idris of Kogi; Nigeria’s priorities are misplaced; Why the hate campaign against el-Rufai?; Graft:EFCC as exotic delicacy!; Remembering Murtala Mohammed; Cheney shoots man in hunting accident; Berlusconi says ‘I am like Jesus’; US government ‘failed’ on Katrina; Danish PM talks to Muslim group; Terror survivors gather in Spain; Annan to Bush: Help stop murder and rape in Darfur; Egypt releases last of Sudanese migrants; Zuma rape case judge stands down; Cape Verde poll ‘neck-and-neck’; U.N. calls on world for aid to Congo; Five dead in Baghdad bank blast; Uproar as Saddam returns to court; Outgoing MPs boost Abbas’ power; Iran shelves Russia nuclear talks; Australians get life sentence for drugs; Stiletto workout: Part of the heeling process; Olympic team still waiting for lost luggage; Judge shelves case over Jesus’ existence; Oops! - Bush unaware mikes were still on; Ministry revalidates mining licences; Transport ministry strategises for transformation; First Bank, Ecobank to merge Sept; Crude oil prices to remain high – Daukoru; Freight forwarders form new association; Air transport workers demand autonomy for NCAA; Becoming an effective manager; employee motivation and positive morale; Nigerians to access energy services by 2007; Virgin Nigeria slammed N.5m fine over safety rules; Solstice, Pontiac’s first sports car; Union Bank trains personnel on money laundering; Exchange rates for leading currencies; Libel: Judge angry over absence of the Sun’s counsel; Northern govts tasked on women participation in politics; NAPEP dismayed over lack of assistance to artisans; Traders stop ACDA from removing market leadership; BRT project gets luxury bus boost; LASG buys boats to monitor census; PHCN completes 11kv feeder for Lagos suburb; Jigawa Assembly moves to dissolve LG councils; Bayelsa lawmaker faces recall; OBJ is using the South to blackmail the North –Afenifere; Northern AD factions united behind Akinfenhinwa; Two students killed as cult groups clash; Abortion claims 55,000 women yearly – Rep; 2007 elections will be successful –INEC; BATN commences exports, targets N3bn investment; Court adjourns Kanam emirship tussle till Feb 28; FG sets up committee on National Hospital; WASU opposes third term bid Katsina fights bush burning; Group raises alarm over plot to kidnap Dariye; Sharia council wants Danish cartoonist dead; Traditional leaders seek constitutional role; Nigerian Muslims want publishers prosecuted; Alamieyeseigha challenges court over freezing of account; 890 UBE classroom projects uncompleted; ETF doles out N369.4 to Danfodio varsity; Gbon Gwom Jos tasks Chiefs on human trafficking; Tension as Benue is yet to pay salaries; CRC, CNPP condole Beko’s family; Minister rejects request for review of contract rates; Army launches savings scheme for soldiers abroad; Jigawa ANPP: Shehu Mustapha Babura’s ridiculous claims against Governor Turaki; C’wealth Games: Why we drop Oriala-AFN; Hockey coach dreams of medal; Mikel continues court battle; Pillars, Gombe, 3 others yet to pick forms; El-Kanemi N5m coach resumes work; Yobo wants Oliseh’s replacement; Inzaghi still hoping for World Cup call-up; Del Piero eyes triple trophy haul; Villa pities Barca keeper after howler gifts Valencia win; Roma one win away from Serie A record; Mauresmo wins Gaz de France; Isinbayeva sets new indoor record; Sunday Oliseh: A fan’s tribute; Argentina use Nations Cup to assess Ivory Coast
Daily trust newspaper Thursday, March 17, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 84 SAFAR 7, 1426 A.H.
Get PDFThis National dailies focuses on education, politics and government, entertainment, health and sports newsIBB can contest in 2007 –Obasanjo
Confab: Kano seeks supremacy of Sharia over constitution
Royal father arrested for cattle rustling
Ibori: Police clear Uwais, others of corruption
Ngige moves to stop removal • I won quit PDP – Dariye
BPE: Reps begin probe of Bala today
NASS approves N355bn for debt servicing
Nigeria to get stable power supply by 2008 – Makoju
Diesel price hike: NARTO suspends strike
Election rigging bane of democracy in Nigeria –Mbu
LG funds: Abia councils file suit against EFCC
Judge sentences man to death by hanging
Gov Bukar supports Obasanjo over immunity
No apology for coup – Useni
Anyaoku opposes resource control
Domestic tourism will foster unity – Delegate
Traditional institutions: Group slams Shehu Sani
Delegate canvasses new prison reform
Nuhu Ribadu
How the times have changed for VCs
No UNILAG, no!
Kumbotso: Thanking Gov. Shekarau
Still on Nigeria’s lopsided confab
Well done Goje, but...
56 Journalists killed in 2004 –Report
Zimbabwe lifts ban on Newspaper
Press freedom: The Aljazeera story
Ugandans ask world court to spare rebels
Thousands flee Kenyan clan raid
‘Zimbabwe poll not free and fair’
Nigeriens protest tax rise
Malawian journalists arrested
Somali leaders back calls for foreign troops
Hungary marks National Day
NAHCO for privatisation June –Chigbue
FG, IDA embark on MSMEs project
Former WorldCom boss, Ebbers found guilty
NESG holds summit June
Petroleum Act: Oil producers, DPR disagree over amendments
ExxonMobil fetes long term investment strategy
NMGS boss urges FG to seek alternative to oil
First Atlantic Bank leads capital appreciation stock
Okonkwo endorses ACB’s IPO
WEMA Bank now Western Union agent
NCS charged to emulate military, others
Ajibola, Asalu endorse NAL’s N10bn offer
US trade deficit hits record $665.9bn in 2004
When weed threatens Hadejia-Nguru wetland
Memo to the reform conference (I)
Senate w ants Prof. Oyibo honoured by AU
Education key to eradicating poverty –Obasanjo
NUC declares war against academic corruption
Aiichi polytechnic proceeds on early vacation
FG pledges to fund research centres
Support private institutions, rector urges FG
PTA donates N1.3m to community school
Registrar blames teachers over vices in schools
Gov. Idris charges governing council to lift varsity
Science reporters form association
Confab: ASUP unhappy over exclusion of academia
Kogi varsity to run medical, engineering courses
Mixed opinion trail FG’s call for debt cancellation
Water scarcity hits Kano Municipal
Jigawa to train 150 IT students
Residents accuse Kano govt of bias in mosquito control
Unemployment cause of violence - Deputy gov
Sino-Afric supplies 9,215 tonnes of fertilizer to KNSG
Chinese businessmen set up market in Ojota
N15bn NSE Bond:' LASG begins billion repayment
CAPDAN security men, police clash at computer village
Child trafficking: Titi Abubakar visits rescued kids
Group tasks media on rape, child abuse
Shomolu NEPA gulps N30 million
Memorandum submitted by Kano State delegation
Community divided over Abia, Rivers
Benue govt to probe market fire
Assembly orders AG to recover N290m council’s funds
Ex-councilors’ suit: Court stalls judgement execution
Gov Saraki unhappy over nonpayment of severance allowance
Bribery allegation bothers NPC
Aliero signs 2005 budget
Plateau security council wades into threat to peace
Jigawa laments inactivity of FERMA
Nigeria, Niger unite against Quealea birds invasion
PDP inaugurates probe panel on Dariye
Forum supports banning ethnic associations
Gov Tinubu urged to scrap new LG councils
2001: AD suspends Adasu for supporting IBB
USA-based group lauds Ali’s emergence as PDP chairman
No early cheering for Chelsea
‘Monumental disaster’ United only hope –Neville
Troubled Dortmund poised for summer clear-out
French probe Ronaldinho’s bank account
Bay Hill showdown for big three
Heat blaze into playoffs
Sharapova shackles Zuluaga
Mancini: ‘We made it hard on ourselves’
‘Abdulazeez remains out of NFL board’
Pillars on course for league crown
Naira rain for Gombe
‘Gabon too dangerous to be underrated
NIGERIA/GABON WORLD CCUP CRACKER: Galadima okays Liberation Stadium
Gabon, a must win for Eagles –Enakahire
Obasanjo’s ‘Home Grown’ Economic Reform Programm
Daily trust newspaper Friday, 7th January, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 35 dhul qida27, 1425 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Friday, January 7, 2005, the newspaper Friday, January 7, 2005, the newspaper you can trust, Vol.10, No. 35 dhul qida27, 1425 a.hHajj: FCT pilgrims protest aircraft delay
Harmattan disrupts flights in Kano
PDP reform panel to reduce Ogbeh”s power
Tension in Jos over land dispute
Missing ship: Admiral appeals dismissal verdict
Tsunami disaster: UN, IMF pledge 54m fines
Toyota to staff factories with robots
Samsung unveils first speech-to-text mobile
What are your New Year resolutions?
Women in Chiranci, Kwana Hudu learn video recording
Looking attractive after childbirth
CEDAW calls for legal actionover women’s equality
Karu planning authority to construct six bus stop
Second batch of FCT pilgrims leave for Saudi Arabia
Driver slaps policewoman in bus stop
FCT: How education fared in 2004
Sanitation in Kano, matters arising
Road triggers battle between Tinubu, Ogunlewe
Day of judgement of missing M.T. African pride
ALGON explains parley with FG
ALGON explains parley with FG
Wada Nas’ death will not disintegrate PSP- Engr. Anyawun
APGA warns against truncating Igbo presidency
Benue hails Ogbeh’s survival as PDP boss
Edu blasts Arsenal over contact
Mendes feels robbed by linesman
English League offers to test technology
Liverpool seal Pellegrino signing
Luxemburgo’s preparations pay off for Real
Rusedski falls to in-form Federer
Shaq helps Haat return to winning ways
Petrova drops out after muscle strain
Hewitt breezes through to finals
Controversy dogs Nigerian soccer
FIFA’s threat: Minister makes effort to resolve face-of
Daily trust newspaper Tuesday 15th February, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 61 Muharram 6, 1426 A.H.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, February 15, 2005: the newspaper you can trust, Vol.10, No. 62 Muharram 7, 1426 A.H. This Daily newspaper focuses on educations, health news, financial news, politics and government, sports news etcMrs Akume’s friend died at thanksgiving service
Confab opens Feb 21.FG list out today
NNPC may resume oil search in Chad Basin
FG vows to restore peace in Togo. One killed as opposition protest
DND test confirms parents of ‘Baby81’
Senate to pass 2005 budget today
Northern Union: I am not rattled, says Awoniyi
Hyenas wreak havoc in Kebbi
NNPC told to subject self to due process
Destitutes, Okada riders, traders contribute to Jigawa pension scheme
Mrs Abacha, others mourn Wada Nas
Northern senators explain rejection of confab
Former perm sec lambasts NASS
Gov Mu’azu okays conference
NCF to insist on multi-party democracy
Full text of Obasanjo’s speech
Feature: A day set apart for love
Re: The mother of all confabs...
Open letter to late General Murtala
Boni’s diatribe against Adamu: Matters arising
The meeting of columnists
Haba Trust newspapers!
Yobe as theatre of the absurd
Beyond the criticisms against Goie
Thousands nee DR Congo in fresh fighting
UN appeals for more Sudan funds
Kenya’s Kibaki defends corruption record
...Morocco arrests soldiers over sex scandal
Mbeki condemns Togo transition, warns Cote d’ Ivoire
EU urges restraint overEthiopia-Eritrea dispute
Iraqi Shi’ah move to form coalition
Sharon orders crackdown on extremists
.. .Turkey expresses concern over vote
Explosion in Lebanon kills six
No independence for Kosovo- Serbian president
Station offers free valentine’s divorce
Avalanche kills five in Greece
Birds crashland after getting drunk
Leyland resumes operations soon
Mercedes warns of difficult 2005 market
PAN to display 14 models at Kaduna fair
BPE hands over “Abacha refinery” to core investor
FG begins privatisation of quarry companies
MAN urges Kano govt to establish power plants
AISA faults Africa’s performance at international steel market
NARTO blames high transport cost on interest rates
French workers to put in 48 hrs a week
NLC urges unions to forge common front
Benue NUT initiates loan scheme for primary school teachers
Association faults Africa’s % performance at international market
Akwa Ibom civil servants reap benefits of monetization
Applicants flay difficulty in accessing NDE loans
Union accuses Arewa Textiles mgt of violating laws
Delta youths organise employment summit
Labour leaders disagree over confab
Pension: Union threatens to shut 37 companies
Anti-retroviral therapy in Nigeria
Virginity and Discharge
Miscarriage and causes
Duration of Menses
Pre-mature ejaculation and remedy
Police apprehend fake drug dealers
GSK introduces new pack for Zinnat
Experts fault govt’s review of malaria treatment policy
Minister gives recipe for health sector improvement
Malaria parasite resistance not peculiar to Nigeria –Lamb
Africa’s health systems compounds threat of communicable diseases – Lambo
VOA campaigns against HIV/AIDS spread
NGOs, CBOs’ activities in combating HIV/AIDS scourge get commendation
INDIGESTION IDYSPEPSIA
IRRITABLE BOWEL MOVEMENT
NURTW lauds exit of Balogun
Wuse market: Traders lose N2bn, demand compensation
Bakassi Market traders brace up for demolition
.. .may open tomorrow
Kubwa market traders invite el-Rufai
British Council entertains city residents
Gwale pays workers N40m monthly
Madobi LG employs 30 health personnel
KNSG to enact law on achaba riders
13 wards to get projects in municipal LG
Lagos approves kola pod cottage industry for Ikorodu
Electronic tax clearance certificate for Lagos taxpayers
Police warn OPC factions over bloody clashes
LASG berates NCP over call to dissolve LGs
Police arrest bizman with corpse inside car
FG to procure seven asphalt plants
NEMA acquires N l.lbn helicopter
55 cultists detained in Ilorin prison
Immigration reshuffles top hierarchy
Federal service commission tasked on job creation
Newspaper vendors protest arrest, extortion by SSS operatives
Stop N20 extortion, IGP tells police
Obasanjo wants more women in elective offices
Hajj: Kabo rejects failure allegation
Dariye: Court begins hearing on abduction case
Daura LG earmarks N58m for market discongestion
Ibori appeals court verdict
ID Card: Adamawa state cards ready
Senate’s questionable opposition to confab
Confab‘Il complement the constitution - AfF. Ahmed
Yoga helps gigs bear pain
UEFA chief, Johansson, quits as AIK chairman
Robinho upstages Tevez as Santos thump Corinthians
United hopeful of Ruud return
Milan keep Juve within their sights
Luxemburgo record seventh straight win
C'lijsters launches comeback in Antwerp
Bryant returns but Lakers fall to Cavaliers
Thorpe to miss world championships
OKOCHA BLUNDER: CAF meet on NFA protest
Goals, red cards, crowd trouble open new season
Amokachi pulls crowd in Ibadan
TV BLACKOUT:NFL gives MINAJ ultimatum
3SC coach hails Amokachi
Hajj 2005: Same old story?
Stealing in the name of Lor
Daily trust newspaper: trust is a burden vol.10, no.60, Muharram 3, 1426 A.H. 11th February, 2005
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Friday, February 11, 2005, the newspaper Friday, February 11, 2005, the newspaper you can trust, vol.10, no.60 Muharram 3, 1426 A.H.Obasanjo heads for Lome today
ANPP factions reconcile
Man fooled landlord for 5 years dressing as lady
Don’t stop IBB, Buhari’s allowances – senate urge FG
Boat mishap claims 18 children in Jigawa
Missing ship: Reps ask EFCC to probe banks
Niger varsity to be sited at lapai
Crisis in political parties threat to democracy-Atiku
FG denies banning chloroquine for malaria treatment
Monetization workers give FG 12 days ultimatum
Excessive campaign spending :Senate seeks party deregistration
Jigawa revokes C of Os, sacks education secretaries
CNPP rejects invitation
Civil society coalition reject confab
Dikko seeks public input to Kaduna agenda
National dialogue will strengthen democracy –AT Ahmed
Grand Khadi cautions national confab on region
Confab :Leaping before you look
Towards meaningful dialogue
Revisiting indigene/settler syndrome
SOS to Gov Abdullahi adamu
Gunmen kill journalist in Somalia
UN acts on sex abuse allegations in DR Congo, Kenya
NGO urges ‘force’ on Togo
N/Korea marks 63rd anniversary of Supreme Leader
Islam remains source for legislation in Sudan –President
NATO is united over Iraq –Rice
N/Korea quits nuclear talks
‘Iran will stick to nuclear plan
Saudis vote in national polls
Israel halts security S h a i f l P talks after fresh violence
Northerners tasked on banking industry
.. .urged to form three mega banks
First Atlantic Bank offers N7.5bn shares for subscription
Consolidation: NAL Bank to raise N1Obn, eyes foreign banks
Why Citizens Bank’s chairman was sacked-CBN
FG shops for N75bn to settle workers’ severance package
NEIC commends NMA
Four new ports underway
Police drag wharf‘rat’ to court
BCC: Production resumes amidst community disturbances
NAFCON: Senate c’tte opposes privatization
MTN turns pensioner, 20 others to millionaires
Mr. Biggs, GSK joint prompt ends
Oil prices up as IEA sees tighter supply
Total backs deregulation 6f downstream sector
BPE names consulting firms for EPCL privatization
NEPA moves to improve power supply
… open new service station
Global fleet MD bags award
Philippine oil companies overcharge consumers –Report
Agu is s till NMA ’s D G –Minister
Church assists mentally handicapped children in Zaria
DG decries women’s marginalization
Anambra to assist FIDA’s delegation to Beijing conference
Former minister extols family unit
Minister wants reproductive health given priority
Commissioner urges governments to invest in girl child education
World confab on women: Task before Nigeria’s delegation
‘Girls should be enrolled in school’-Binta Masari
National Health Insurance Scheme kicks off May 29
FG sets up agro-aviation wing against pests
Dariye tasks NIPSS on political reform
Gombe councils get township roads
Ibibio Patriarch calls for closer ties
LG awards contract for Bida motor pack construction
“Inability to access funds, bane of SMEs”
Law enforcers ill-equipped to fight corruption –Agabi
Niger commits N6.1b to road projects
Tribunal strikes out chairmanship petition for Kabba/Bunu council
Govt rolls out tankers to solve Zaria water problem
FG restates commitment to Cocoa restoration
China pledges support for Nigeria’s anti-piracy war
Demolition: Trauma of the residents
... APGA condemns demolition
Dress Cede. U niAbiij a begins implementation
Industrialists plan jobs for FCT residents
Anenih chairs Catholic university launch
2005 Census: Bwari sets up enlightenment c’tte
Karu lawmakers demand explanation on marked buildings
GSM users in Kano speak on poor services
Lagos motor parks: Haven for criminals, drugs, alcoholism
FG to provide barriers on Lagos highways
Ministry clarifies air over rumor on LG fund
$242mscatn: EFCC, counsel argues over Nwude’s health
Census exercise to gulp N34.5bn
Coronation of Borgu Emir postponed
Niger stops Hajj sponsorship, announces 2006 fare
Jigawa NEPA launches anticorruption campaign
IBRU: Court rejects Rabo Lawal access to statement
FG denies scrapping Due Process unit
Fraud: NAHCO suspends GM, HOD Accountant
NITEL staff declare fasting over job losses
Proposed conference designed to short-change north – Gambo Magaji
SIECS decry non-inclusion in confab
Rep petitions PDP chairman over Ajaokuta LG Primaries
PDP is a failure –ISSODIV
2007: Atiku’s aide for Benue guber race
No Robben reliance
Singh eyes Pebble Beach repeat
Man L td fans stage Glazer protest
Serena cruises into third round
Misfiring Roddick claims victory
Crespo brilliance denies Germany at the death
Super subs swing it for Italy
Agony for Wright-Phillips as Dutch hold England
France show signs of return to form
Everything to play for, as night turns to day
Meridian Cup: Africa on the learning curve
Confab: Leaping before you loo
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Get PDFThis National dailies focuses on education, politics and government, entertainment, health and sports newsNATIONAL CONFAB: Northern delegates protest c’ttee membership
Police foil biggest bank fraud
NNPC RECRUITMENT: Kupolokun writes 19 govs
New cars for military officers
Reps query NASS mgt, Anyim over N3.4m tyres
Commissioner’s son defrauds lady
Kogi stakeholders to meet over housing policy
Kaduna water board on the verge of collapse –C’ttee chairman
Sen. Oyofo accuses Wabara of malice
I’am into active politics -IBB
Rural telephony Bill gets second reading
Workers give FG two-week ultimatum over sack
Plateau ex-speaker backs probe of Dariye
Six million Nigerians HIV positive –expert
Emir calls for establishment of inter-religious commission
Lottery: FG discontinues case against Lagos govt
Gov Idris moves to check ghost workers
Nigeria’s Debts are questionable-Hon. Lawan
Predictable speeches
Shehu Sani Vs Traditional rulers
What!
No more thanks, Mr. President
Delegates love titles
Growing high table
Sada Ilu
OPC may take over state police -Oyo delegate
Presidential system not too costly -Prof Yakub
How to avoid desperate political contest, by Ganduje
Kogi delegate wants power shift in constitution
FG moves to privatise airports, aviation agencies
VF calls for political integrity
Economic posterity depends on transportation - NITT, DG
Work begins at Itakpe mining coy
Makarfi approves security allowance for councilors
Kwara UNPP chairman loses mother
In defence of Babangida
Thoughts on jobless doctors
Watching the watch dog
Reps unfair to Hon. Yerima
Re: Zamfara Rep escapes mob attack
The Senate and Abiola’s reparations crusade
Of national confab and referendum
Nigeria proposes tribunal for Sudan
Opposition MP to challenge Mubarak
Outcry as S/Africa names street Gandhi
Cannibalism: Rebels boil victims alive in Congo-UN
Kenya protesters in police battle
ECOWAS inaugurates council of elders
Bus explosion kills 30 in Chin
Yemeni journalist languishes in jail
Lebanon: Hezbollah rejects call to disarm
Dismay over Wolfowitz’s nomination to head World Bank
EU postpones Croatia entry
Russia power boss survives attack
Two men walk six days non-stop
Fat-measuring machines Installed in fuel stations
Retirement home for aged call girls
JPMorgan settles WorldCom suit for $2bn
US stock futures take a hit on GM loss warning
Tsunami: Nigeria to set up early warning systems
NCAT rector seeks for corporation o f aviation stakeholders
China’s first private airline airborne
US airline faces Concorde inquiry
Oil prices scale new highs, OPEC helpless
First Bank pledges to revive education
Equity Bank honours staff
Prudent Bank goes to the market
University appoints Intercontinental Bank to sell admission forms
Investors endorse Chartered Bank ’s offer
ASUU can holds its own dialogue –UDUS VC
Mission to Chad
Poor reproductive health kills African women-UNFPA
Mrs. Atiku urges women to fight for rights
Female genital cutting unIslamic –Islamic Scholar
Between courtship and marriage
Items for a great kitchen
When debt comes calling
Old Wuse Market gets enlarged parking lot
New magistrates urged to shun corruption
Accommodation, Abuja’s most difficult side
Meningitis immunisation suspended due to vaccine shortage
Bwari council urges workers to embrace computer
Muslim pilgrims get luggage
Police Command gets new PPRO
FCT Fadama project moves to check conflicts
Behind the scenes of Hajj 2005
Child trafficking: How the police rescued 64 kids
Lagos assembly dissolves c’ttees
Borno engages army in civil works
Bayelsa gov. advocates permanent solution to Niger Delta crises
Police halt students’ riots
Afe Babalola advocates return to parliamentary, regional govt
Reject accident victims, pay N50,000 fine—FRSC
Nasarawa judicial workers give 21-day ultimatum
Police prosecutors and lawyers enjoined to be diligent
NBA loses member
NPC to spend N35.5bn on 2005 Census
Hospital renovation gulps N964m
FG denies awarding contract for ghost road
Jigawa Youths protest alleged diversion of LG funds
FG promises payment of N2.4bn for Sokoto road construction
Reps pledge to resolve Pension problems
Obasanjo commissions projects in Kebbi tomorrow
IQP set to meet target on NHF
New Constitution Almost Ready –Senator Hambagda
SIECS canvass for more responsibilities
C4D commends South-South Assembly
2007: Senators who want to be governors
Chelsea chasing centenary success with European glory
Bayern Munich's hopes rely on Makaay
Juninho dreams of Lyon ’s glory
Ample options ensure Ancelotti will have strong hand
Race for Europe at heart of derby
Casey shares lead at TCL Classic
Shearer double gives Olympiakos a Dyer night
Magic make Davis disappear
Udinese end Milan’s treble hopes
Federer betters in-form Ljubicic
Galadima looks beyond Gabon
Akanni backs Siasia
Gombe coach pursues victory in Makurdi
We did not beg for Eagles –Odili
Zamfara United robbed
NPL pledges to place league on world map
Enyimba should be ruthless –Ukadike
Nasarawa striker leads scorers’ chart
EDITORIAL: EFCC and IBB
In Defence of Babangid