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    This is the Daily trust newspaper Monday, January 10, 2005, the newspaper Monday, January 10, 2005, the newspaper you can trust, Vol.10, No. 36 dhul qida30, 1425 a.hFG, doctors’ parley deadlocked Hajj: Confusion trails airlift German police arrest late Abacha’s son Navy, Police clash in Abuja Abbas poised to win Palestinian election AU will secure Darfur peace – Obasanjo Kano to assist in transfer of service Race for World Bank presidency begins First Islamic varsity takes-off in Katsina September Sokoto pilgrim arrested for stealing Wada Nas, abridge builder-ACF Fire guts Benue Investment Company FG to rehabilitate roads in federal institutions Ekiti makes progress in education Sokoto purchases N1.7m water pumps for farmers Jigawa IT varsity takes off Jan 15 Senator escapes Iynching Dispute over suspected oil rich land leaves 2 dead Katsina releases N27m subsidy to pilgrims Women barred from visiting prison inmates Anti-drug war gathers momentum in Oyo Criminals kill five policemen in Gombe- Commisioner AIDS: The end of a myth? The coming divine tsunami The story of the missing organs Re: Letter to Sani Abacha US air raid kill 14 in Iraq Sudan, southern rebels end civil war Eight dead in Europe storm Tsunami: America’s aid regardless of religion- Powell Isreal invests earthquake warning device OPEC may cut output Jan 30 Yukos to file claim against Russian govt Oil prices halved as market steadies Rising fuel costs, labour unrests threaten global airlines Hajj: Aviation ministry to review airline section process Airline workers face bad economic outlook- study Judges rejects bankrupt UAL’s deal with pilots FG to boost cocoa market ‘Involve manufacturers in policy-making’ Texile manufacturers laud FG on EEG Microsoft offers anti-spyware programme for windows Firms unveil new gadgets at technology fair Oracle completes peoplesoft acquisition Britain to sell new mobile phone spectrum US schools behind in use of technology- Report SBC to launch Internet TV on phone lines Samsung develops 80-inch plasma TVs, long-life MP3s Firm develops anti-piracy patents for cell phones TiVo unveils integrated video recorder EDUCATION TRUST FUND YEAR 2003 RECONCILED PROJECTS AS AT 1/7/2005 18:14 North-Central Zone N27m debt: Sokoto Agric Bank threaten court action against farmers ETF intervenes in Mass Literacy Kwara appeals for support on cultism Ekiti Complaints Commission resolves 201 cases Dense haze blankets Incomplete Gurara Dam bane of FCT water problem Political will threatens FCT transportation system Kuje area council budgets N1.3bn for 2005 Acid bath: Driver in court for alleged attempt to kill lover Road construction gulps N100m in Kunchi LG Only registered famers ‘ll get fertilizer- C’ttee chairman Cleric worried over increase in prostitution, alcohol consumption Kura LG pledges more support to health services KNSG honours 57 student athletes Kano Assembly set to battle mosquitoes Increase in reported cases, a measure of confidence- EFCC Five perish in petroleum tankers to night travel- Residents LASG, telephone coy to improve security network Restrict fuel tankers to night travel- Residents Car owners to use Smartcard for parking THE LIES AGAINST GOVERNOR BONNIE HARUNA APGA in the woods Siasia targets gold IKhana in NPA talk Martins on target Heart win Confederation cup Kaduna Basketball league kicks off next month Ferguson slams United’s worst FA Cup display Suns overcome Clippers to maintain best record Troubled Marseille sunk by Angers Hopman Cup organisers target Federer Ill-fated Virgin Nigeria It is the economy, stupid

    Daily trust newspaper 2nd March, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 73 Muharram 22, 1426 A.H.

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    This is the Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, March 2, 2005, the newspaper you can trust, Vol.10, No. 73 Muharram 22, 1426 A.H.PDP NEC may scrap NWC today NO-GO AREAS: You can’t gag us –Delegates tell Obasanjo Bomo canvasses parliamentary system Late Haruna Abubakar buried in Lafia World Bank doubts N25bn capitalization FG appoints new DG for VON I executed 6064 projects in Kano – Kwankwaso FG dissolves MFCT as el-Rufai heads FCDA board NNPC redeploys 51 mgt staff Gombe to spend N1bn on airport construction Reps c’ttee indicts member over unethical conduct Club owners to recall Galadima, three others C’ttee canvasses recognition for Nigerian engineers M-Tel now has 921,000 subscribers FUT Minna reopens March 14 Emir accuses police of abetting crime Security Breach: Court rules on AI-Mustapha’s application March 18 Scarcity of bread likely if-Adamu Media must ensure success — Gana Address Nigeria’s debt burden, Ganduje urges confab Procedure for Obasanjo’s inaugural speech causes stir Delegates get Globacom lines Muslim delegates ’ll promote Muslim interest–Adegbite Saraki, Igbinedion support no-go areas Delegates urged to revisit local govt system Confab may be extended ..reject no-go areas ANPP’s travails Dismantling business bottlenecks? Gombe: Goje’s critics misfired Open letter to Comptroller of Customs Gov Ibrahim, dissolve this cabinet Police arrest 6 over farmers, normads clash in Kogi Why LGs fail to perform - ALGON president Dariye: PLHA urged to investigate allegations*Groups condemn warrants of arrest Gov Mu’azu and human owls! Nigeria: Elite hegemony and our future Chief Imam supports BC mosque exhibition Zimbabwean media decry newspaper’s closure Burundi voters back constitution Stranded pilgrims get refunds soon-DPA Fresh clashes erupt in Cote d’ Ivoire Sudanese govt to withdraw troops from Darfur W/African envoys meets new Togolese leader Bin Laden calls for attacks inside America Hamas gives fresh conditions for peace ‘Lebanon future unclear after PM quits’ Iraqi attack: Death toll now 125 Nuclear row: America lures Iran with economic incentives Nuclear weapons: Can they be stopped? Liquidation: Savannah Bank wants judge to transfer case NDIC may change deposit insurance design – MD N2bn loan: Kogi denies indebtedness to CTB NSE trading bearish Benin Oba seeks support for ACB Capital Bank reveals “the best kept secret” Banking giant, HSBC posts 17.6bnprofitEx−WorldComCEOdeniesroleinfraudOilsupplymayexceeddemand—OPECOilpricesholdfirmnear17.6bn profit Ex-WorldCom CEO denies role in fraud Oil supply may exceed demand — OPEC Oil prices hold firm near 52 Local content: Shell moves exploration team to Nigeria ‘Presidential approval not delaying oil block biddings’ LNG may get terminal in Italy Dangote group ventures into steel manufacturing Privatisation: NNDC takes interest in KRPC, steel coy ExxonMobil participates in deepwater discovery Dollar gains ground ‘Plastic bags takes over 50 years to decompose’ FG committed to preventing Bar Beach ocean surge —Ogunlewe Poor maintenance culture, bane of Nigeria’s economy-BICL Boss Irrigation, water supply drag FG to states Obasanjo urged to intervene in Bachama crisis 2 million children to get polio vaccination FG documents cultural assets nationwide Minister pledges grants to cotton farmers Kaduna Assembly investigates Saminaka food tragedy Inter-religious conference holds in Zamfara Immunisation: el-Rufai seeks LG boss, traditional rulers support Community gets electricity after 2-year outage FCDA warns relocated traders Man, 27, faces court over forgery Car falls off bridge Nassarawa LG residents tasked on 2005 census Rep gives cash, materials to constituents KNSG takes stringent measures against loan defaulters Kano to improve water services in metropolis Chellarams holds sensitisation forum on fire incidents DFID to spend N500m on Lagos this year Withheld LG fund: LASG insists it’ll not compromise stand UniLag to reopen soon Julius Berger yet to commence Ogun bridge project Akwa Ibom sets up Tsunami disaster relief committee 12 died and two injured in a fatal auto crash Masari explains Nigerian parliament Kwara approves N69m for flood control in Ilorin Electricity razes Cross River community Gov Bukar threatens exco members over performance National confab, a political gimmick –ACF NEC member ANPP commends Abaji council chairman PDP chairmanship: Plateau elders support Tapgun Confab: PDP youths canvass sanction for Ngige, Alamieyeseigha Pro-IBB groups strategise plan for2007 PDP UK chapter changes leadership Arts Council boss is dead Black ‘street’ literature A comes of age in U.S Ex James Bond, Sean Connery in a $30 million US lawsuit Can FG successfully reform film industry? Bad taste and fake accents on radio A repackaged magazine Inter’s Facchetti throws in towel over title Keane in court on assault charge Nedved to miss Real return Pires joins Arsenal injury list Three Northern teams occupy Premier League summit Nasarawa Utd partners Club Brugge Dolphin player, Ayodeji, buried Clubs to pay N1m for fans violence NFL backtracks on Globacom Izilein challenges NFA over Eaglets Basketball Academy launched in Lagos HFN warns players over transfer clearance Orok Oyo wants speedy action on Decree 101 Supporters club targets N200m Boosting power supply Telecommunication or teleconfusion

    Daily trust newspaper,28th January, 2025: Daily trust is a Daily publication which focuses on education, sports, politics and governmentcelebrity lifestyle, love and life etc

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    This is the Daily trust newspaper Friday, January 28, 2005, the newspaper you can trust, Vol.10, No. 50 dhul hajj 17, 1425 A.H. Daily trust is a Daily publication which focuses on education, sports, politics and governmentcelebrity lifestyle, love and life etcSenate shifts budget passage to Tuesday Plateau: civil groups call for probe of Alli’s tenure NLC wants National Confab suspended YCE will participate-Scribe FG gives conditions for release of Lagos LG funds Reps shop for N220m unpaid allowances Excess crude suit: 35 states shun Supreme court hearing Senate approves Nigeria, Sao Tome GDZ treaty ● Stops N50bn water projects Ehindero vows to fight corruption in police Katsina assembly clerk drags KTSG to court Bauchi pilgrims arrive Kano Three states give N9m monthly to university Obasanjo calls for emergency aid to Africa Bugaje chides FG over Nigerians poor living standard Minister inspects River Benue ahead of dredging Senate shifts budget passage to Tuesday APGA faction allays fear over ejection from secretariat Obasanjo urges Afreximbank shareholders to resolve conflict amicably Students send SOS to Turaki over withheld NECO results Oil bunckering: Again, FG asks court to stay proceedings 5,500 youths to benefits from empowerment programme The Tafa in all of us A world pretentious democracies Mahmoud Atta: Implacable opponent of injustice A legend of our time Renewed fighting kills 105 in Darfur DR Congo denies assassination attempt Somali militia build mosque on Italian cemetery UN neglects Uganda war-Group Gaddafi calls for Iraq hostage’s release Burundis warn president over constitution US soldiers raid Baghdad mosque Israel blasts critics over holocaust Jordan to introduce democratic reforms Man pays for advert to win wife back Examiner finds man breathing in morgue Fire service to charge for services Oman arrests hundreds over plot Farmer on trial for feeding worker to lion NNPC, Total, others plan 3 new IPPs NPA introduces air patrol Total takes stakes in Australian exploration blocks Lagos port expects 11 cargo vessels Association wants more cocoa drinks introduced to markets Oil prices up amid Iraqi election worries London Exchange rejects Deutsche Boerse takeover bid Northwest states ICT development in focus Gender issue, key to economic development-Director world Bank Mrs. Saraki calls for world Bank Assistance Two million women suffer fistula-UNFPA Bassan Jiwa market expanded for business-Aguma II NURTW president calls for better security in parks Three docked for illegal NEPA connection Court remands driver for causing death Tricksters docked over fake dollars Water Scarcity in kano Can Shekarau solve the problem? January/March, disaster months for Lagosians Jigawa lawmaker assists constituents Appeal Tribunal upholds chairman’s election Pro IBB group joins PDP South-East APGA reaffirms support for Okorie Youths urge senate to reject NDDC nominee 2007: NBC to map out strategy for campaign reporting Wikki, Kwara Utd seek top flight tickets Popo leads Jets to Kaduna Plateau United set for Benin Danbaba replaces Jumba as Wikki chairman Don’t commit Fouls, minister urges Eagles Ojo explains 3SC switch Siasia, Moroccan coach disagree over officiating Dolphins find scoring touch at last Okocha injured again Ogunjobi: Minister gives fresh evidences Eagles face Egypt in final Abdullahi defends new players Enakarhire predicts tough time ahead Memo to the Land Beggar

    Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, March 8, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 77 Muharram 28, 1426 A.H.

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    This National dailies focuses on education, politics and government, entertainment, health and sports newsWorkers protest planned sack of 74,000. It’s “Right sizing” not sack - says Bode George NATIONAL CONFAB: Tobi stops debate on 3rd term for Obansajo Prison fire claims 140 in Dominican Republic Reps order IGP to refund N2.3bn to NHF. Why we defaulted – Ehindero Irene Chigbue is new BPE DG Obasanjo wants 40% rise in non-oil revenue I will mobilise funds for national mosque -Obasanjo Women, children in child trafficking drama protest Presidency re-presents due process bill to Reps US warship not on Nigerian waters –Ambassador Police confirm 8 dead in border clash PDP: Ogbeh hands over to Ali today Appeal court president reconstitutes panel to hear cases Abacha’s confab more democratic than Obasanjo’s - Justice Commissioner MOSOP seeks referendum for outcome Obasanjo can’t source money from nation’s accounts -Dr. Adeyemi Gombe sets up c’ttee to collate memoranda Vox pop from Gombe Royal father lauds constitutional role for institution Ja ‘iz: Keeping hope alive A vote for debt forgiveness Let’s have more human owls please! Is Rev. Kukah now arrogant? Nigeria and transparency international Odili’s silent revolution on roads Zamfara governor and 2007 Presidency The growing currency for Hijab argument ‘One million need urgent food aid in Mali’ President Mbeki, Swazi king to meet ‘EU fails to find plan to end Darfur killings’ Moroccans protest over war prisoners Mozambique PM attacks Blair’s Commission for Africa Togolese top politician returns home Criminal gangs use Islam to intimidate victims in London Guerrilla attacks claim 16 Iraq Iraqi Christians nominate Ayatollah for Nobel Prize Indian police kill ten suspected Maoist rebels Israeli bank ‘in laundering scam’ Syrian, Lebanese leaders discuss pullback CBN withdraws N101bn from economy Access Bank’s 3bn offer over subscribed Afribank beats CBN’s due diligence, raises N11bn NSE still bearish, index drops by 4.12% Oceanic Bank invests N1.02bn in SME’s Manny Bank plans N8bn public offer Grema urges recognition for local shipping coys FG, JOMALIC to implement seafarer's blueprint Companies invest 400minCFTZBelgianenvoywantsstrongertieswithNigeriaNPApaysN2meachtocontractorsCitroenC6:AcomfortablefreewaycruiserDaimlerChryslerCEOsaysdomoremergersNokiafixesin−carcommunicationsolutiontoVWPassatPaganiZonda“F”debutsatGenevashowGMchoosesOpeltobuildmid−sizecarsShareholderslaudsharepriceofACBLowequitypricesdominatedtradinglastweek‘Minister,NASS‘llbecasualtiesoflabourbill’LabourleaderthreatenssecessionoverformerNULGEbossTUCcondemnsuseofconsultantsfordueprocessCivilservantsgettransportationboostPolicenabsuspendedNUBIFIEtreasurer...ascourtrestrainsAkinwalereNARTOwantsPPPRAscrapedPENGASSAN,NUPENGrejectsackinShell,NNPCITFembarksonskillsauditABUSSANUdistributescarstomember‘UnemployedisNigeria’sgreatestcrises…asASUUelectsexcoFundadvocatestransformationofSIWESMotorParklife:PassengeriskingTextileworkerswantindustryconsolidation∗lose400m in CFTZ Belgian envoy wants stronger ties with Nigeria NPA pays N2m each to contractors Citroen C6: A comfortable freeway cruiser DaimlerChrysler CEO says do more mergers Nokia fixes in-car communication solution to VW Passat Pagani Zonda “F” debuts at Geneva show GM chooses Opel to build mid-size cars Shareholders laud share price of ACB Low equity prices dominated trading last week ‘Minister, NASS ‘ll be casualties of labour bill’ Labour leader threatens secession over former NULGE boss TUC condemns use of consultants for due process Civil servants get transportation boost Police nab suspended NUBIFIE treasurer ...as court restrains Akinwalere NARTO wants PPPRA scraped PENGASSAN, NUPENG reject sack in Shell, NNPC ITF embarks on skills audit ABU SSANU distributes cars to member ‘Unemployed is Nigeria’s greatest crises …as ASUU elects exco Fund advocates transformation of SIWES Motor Park life: Passenger is king Textile workers want industry consolidation *lose 3bn to factory closures Body receives motion on Nigerian Textile industry NUBIFIE to picket Union Bank over checkoff dues SACTWU embarks on reforms NUJ petitions FAAN over assault CFTU stresses need for poverty reduction ALGON boss flays confab composition Resident doctors apprehensive over MFCT dissolution Committee counsels PLWA on vengeance Bedwetting: 9-year-old girl asks for fistula repair Training: 30,000 pupils learn HIV/AIDS basic skill 1.11 million children immunised in Niger AIDS may kill 80million Africans by 2025 -UN ANAEMIA PEPTIC ULCER Ojowu stresses importance of ICPD PoA Presence of fake, adulterated products worry FG This man needs help Lack of policy document on PHC undermines policies – communique Zamfara attributes low HIV/ AIDS prevalence to sharia MFCT dissolution throws doctors into dilemma NTIC honours best mathematics pupils C AC boss charged with contempt Theft of iron rods: Police sack three Anti-crime officer says achievement is to FCT police boss FCT to develop efficient social welfare policy Nassarawa LG to settle 2002/ 2003 workers leave grants Irrigation water washes away Hadejia - Nsuru road Kano NDLEA arrests 23 drug suspects in 2004 Kano Emir tasks traders on community health project NIPOST assures BUK of better-quality service ... indigenes receive honours Resource control advocates heckled at confab Elite responsible for Nigeria’s woes – Dara Confab gets website Plateau delegate. wants SOMPADEC, HYPPADEC established Thanks, Mr. President Tobi as a teacher Interesting statistics Tea break, no prayer break Tinubu urges OPS to resist proposed VAT hike Impeachment: AD saves Lagos speaker UNILAG reopens March 29 Lagos Muslim group loses leader Obasanjo assures Kogi of foreign investments Workers decry sale of FG houses Arms recovery: Two rocket launchers handed over Makarfi Vs Senate: GOVAN accuses Senate of myopia Immigration officers plan strike over deployment Improve lot of host communities, Obasanjo tells oil coys Food poisoning: Kwara police parade Ilorin woman BLPAW urges women to work together Governor Adam locks out commissioner, officials Sanga LG N101m secretariat project takes off Dariye signs into law, 2005 Appropriation Bill Council seeks legal standing for Sharia Borno PDP names reconciliation committee 2007: Former NPA boss pledges to industralise Kebbi Rep wants F C T c’ttee leadership changed Igala laud election of Ali as PDP chairman Y SA launched in Ekiti State Abuja court cautions APGA factions National Dialogue Won’t Be Business as Usual – Alibe UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: Milan, Barca, Bayern out to break English hearts Mourinho, Rijkaard square up at Stanford Bridge Ancelotti alert to United’s threat Lyon must regain poise against Werder Henry warns Bayern to expect fired-up Arsenal Woods returns as world number one Man. Utd to miss Saha, Neville for Milan clash Flying Eagles skipper warns Brazil CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE: We respect Hearts –Abdullahi Hearts protest against Dolphin FC Wikki fight back to win NFL meets on Ranchers Bees boss Nasarawa halt Pillars Enyimba in good start EDITORIAL: Obasanjo Vs ASUU again? Nuhu Ribadu Vs General Babangid

    Proceedings of a High-Level Executive Training Workshop Facilitated by TIRI (Governance-Access-Learning Network) and Organized by Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR) in collaboration with Budget Monitoring and Price Intelligence Unit (BMPIU), The Presidency, Abuja, 11-13 September, 2004

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    The public service is at the heart of governance and any initiative against corruption, must of necessity, begin from, and be driven by the service. Within the public service, the most strategic group that must be enlisted to log on to the process of enthroning a new moral order in the society, is the top echelon of the public service, comprising permanent secretaries, directors-general, chief executive officers of government agencies and directors in federal ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs). This was the rationale of the High-Level. Executive Training Workshop on Organizational Integrity and Strategic Corruption Control, which was held as one of the series of initiatives to obtain the commitment of the top hierarchy of the public service to the eradication of corruption in our national life. Additionally, the initiative was to create a platform to hold them accountable for inability to institute appropriate management systems to perpetually combat the scourge and for any failure on their part to demonstrate consistency of actions in the crusade against corruption. The recognition of the enlistment of the top hierarchy of the public service, for both the realization of a new moral order and the institutionalization of a new regime of public service management, anchored on high integrity and selfless service, is most crucial to the success of our current effort of national reawakening, good governance, sustainable development and accelerated national transformation. President Obasanjo, during his interactive session with participants, handed down a number of directives which will go a long way to stir our public service towards the realization of these national goals. It is a fervent hope that readers of this edition will find the report very enlightening. The war against graft, corruption and its attendant vices will be enervating and long-drawn. It would require rare courage, not just from our leaders but from each of us, for the diligent prosecution of the war, until total victory is won for our restoration as a nation. The commitment of the Obasanjo administration is unequivocal. As members of the administration, we expect nothing less from all Nigerians and everyone of our partners all over the world, who truly believe in the ability of the Nigerian nation to overcome its present difficulties and move on to achieve greatness.Highlights of deliberations during the plenary sessions; Interactive session with the President; Synopsis of presentation by syndicate groups; President’s remarks; Presidential directives; Programme of activities; Detailed schedule for the training; The National integrity system: Building and sustaining ethical and effective government; Building integrity in human resources management; Entering the third Phase of international anti-corruption; Supervisory responsibility; Strategic corruption control: Hong-Kong experience; The Essentials of institutional integrity; Conflict of interests: Insights from the private sector; Syndicate groups’ presentations

    History of Basso (Nge) Ethnic Group of Nupe Origin and the Autobiography of Pa Chief Christopher Amos Mawo Lakpini, CHM

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    The book deals widely and comprehensively with the history of the Bassa (Nge) of Nupe origin, the varied and various connections or relationships of the Bassa (Nge) ethnic group with Lokoja and with such tribes like the Bunus (Abunu), the Ebira Irehi, the Egbura Panda or Koto, the Oworo, the Kakanda, the Junkun (Appah) the Igala, who are connected with the Junkun and the Idoma as a result of their many years of migration from their motherland, Nupeland. The final settling down of some of the clans of the Bassa (Nge) on the left hand side of the River Niger, where some of them live up till today, thereby forming a district after crossing Rivers Niger and Benue has also been treated. The cultural, political, religious, educational and social methods of governance as well as the war-like attitude of the people; their major preoccupation of farming, fishing and hunting and their culture of marriage, naming, burial and other social systems are also discussed. The past status quo of the people and their Etsu, the paramount chief, the present status quo as compared with the past of the people as well as their district; the future of the people, as seen by my eyes of vision, more or less prophetically, their district and the Etsu, the paramount chief are issues which have also been thoroughly discussed.Bassa (Nge) and their Origin; Bassa (Nge), Nupe and their Dialect; Migration of the Bassa (Nge); The Scheme of Crossing; Settlement on Left Hand Side of the Niger; Traditional Chieftaincy Titles and Sub-Chiefs; Non-Traditional or Politically Appointed District Heads of Bassa (Nge) Land; The Role of Kpata Before and After the Crossing; The Six Wars; Achievements of Bassa (Nge) Politically and Generally; Traditional Religions of Bassa (Nge); Advent of Christianity in Bassa (Nge); Advent of Islam in Bassa (Nge); Indigenous Industries of Bassa (Nge); Marriage and Naming Ceremonies; Burial and Remembrance Ceremonies; Cultural Eating Habit; Traditional Dressing; Cultural Respect; Tribal Marks; Conclusions and Future of Bassa (Nge) Land and People; Autobiography of Pa Chief Christopher Amos Mawo Lakpini, chm

    Anambra state civil service commission annual report 2002

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    Anambra state civil service commission annual report 2002members of the commission; functions of the commission; structure and strength of the commission; structure and strength of Anambra state civil service; activities of the commission; meetings of the commission; personnel management board/committee meetings; activities of the departments in the commission; staff strength of the civil service commission as at 31st December, 2002;staff strength of the Anambra state civil service as at 31st December, 2002; appointments approved in 2002; acting appointments approved in 2002; transfers into the service approved in 2002; inter-cadre transfers approved in 2002; regularization of appointments made in 2002; confirmation of appointments approved in 2002; promotions approved in 2002; advancements approved in 2002; dismissal approved in 2002; other disciplinary actions approved in 2002; appeals and petitions upheld in 2002; retirements approved in 2002; deaths recorded in 2002

    OBAFEMI Awolowo the end of an era?

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    The end of an era are selected papers from the national conference on “Obafemi' Awolowo. The conference from which this book emanated was held from 4th to 8th October, 1987, in the conference centre of the Obafemi Awolowo university, Ile-Ife. These events include the ban imposed by the federal military government on various categories of persons, excluding them from participating in politics at least during the transition period leading to 1992. This did not only underscore the timeliness of this kind of conference, but also gave a greater urgency and pertinence to this particular one. Several reasons could easily be imputed to us for organizing the conference, each of which in fact turns out to be only a happy coincidence. They do neither, singly nor collectively, constitute our real reason for calling the conference.Awolowo as a charismatic leader; The political economy of colonial Nigeria; Awolowo and the politics of democratic socialism; Ideology and economy; : Politics and administration; Foreign policy; Law and human rights; Awolowo and seven years of mass education work, 1952-1959; A study on the question of number in education; Religion and culture: Awolowo and religion in Nigeria

    trust is a burden vol. 1 no. 57 Tuesday, April 24, 2001, safar 1, 1422 a.h.

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    This is the daily trust newspaper: trust is a burden vol. 1 no. 57 Tuesday, April 24, 2001, safar 1, 1422 a.h.Ekwueme, Awoniyi, others boycott PDF meeting; 20 varsities to forfeit N12bn ETF fund; Indicted Senators to vacate posts; PDP resolves to enforce discipline, unite factions; FG bans officials from presidential jets; Low preparation for world leaders; Contracts: FG to insist on engineering designs; NEPA rejects Niger Republic’s request for tariff review; Imoke blames power outage on low water in dams; Fertiliser gulps N 75m in Kano State; Some Kebbi communities use industrial salt for cooking; N10 million monthly deduction hampers council’s performance; Govt, sets up committee to probe causes of communal clashes; Lawmaker enlightens electorates on Assemblymen’s disposition; Nigerians and their elected leaders; Resource control is illegal; Secular status of Nigeria: A constitutional myth?; Re: Obasanjo and 2003, the incumbency factor; How Buyoya survived coup attempt; Palestinian group admits suicide bombing; 12 states get N 13b World Bank facility; Senate Committee insists on establishing Onitsha Inland Port; Nigeria Machine Tools gulps N2bn, still in doldrums; NGO establishes ‘garri’ processing factory; NNPC/Chevron provide mobile clinic to communities; Opening more trade relations between Nigeria and the Netherlands; The Press in Nigeria today; Gov. Adamu urges tolerance between Christians and Muslims; Anti-corruption commission makes case for restructuring; Civil organisations sue for resource control; Kebbi state rejects nonindigenous contractors; Sultan celebrate fifth anniversary on throne; NCNC boss call for more college of education The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Nomadic Education (NCNE), Prof. Gidado Tahir, has stressed the need for Colleges of Education in the country to begin massive production of teachers for the successful implementation of the Universal Basic Education (UBE) programme. Delivering a lecture at the weekend, at the 19th and 20th convocation ceremony of the Federal College of Education, Pankshin in Plateau state, Tahir said that since the colleges were designed to train teachers and should , teach in primary and junior secondary schools, there were no institutions better suited to produce teachers for the UBE than Colleges of Education; Rep. alerts INEC over plans to rig election; Accurate information is necessary for survival of democracy; Oputa panel is unconstitutional –Tarfa; Love and Courage in Jamila Mohammed’s Pains and Sorrows; Ike marks 70th birthday with literary harvest; New Nigerian: The first 20 years by Turi Muhammadu Part XIX; Plaiting or weaving?1 Let Abuja women do it for you; Fake UNICEF official remanded in prison; Police smash armed robbery gang; Former Miss Abuja loses case; Girl, 12, testifies against mother; Couple faces murder charge; Suspect to appear in court for trying to defraud CBN; Man bags six months for attempted fraud; FG to try nature cures on AIDS; Gwagwa residents cry out for water; Motorists express mixed reactions to voluntary washing of windscreens; NSITF justifies upward review of contributions; Two feared dead as tanker, pick-up collide; Royal father calls for peace in FCT; Boy, 17, escapes death in police quarters; Father disinherits own children; NDE women coordinator commended; Jordan makes fresh hints of comeback next season; AC Milan chief says no deal with Terim; Chelsea aim to keep strike duo; Roma hit winning form again; Rivaldo axed by Brazil; Soccer fans react to Eagles flop in Sierra Leone; Akintunde retains Milo tennis title; Obasanjo opens NUGA; Facilities, perception hamper sports -nipoga boss; NFA call emergency meeting over World Cup fate

    trust is a burden vol. 1 no. 56 Monday, April 23, 2001, al-muharram 29 1422 a.h.

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    This is the daily trust newspaper: trust is a burden vol. 1 no. 56 Monday, April 23, 2001, al-muharram 29 1422 a.h.FG moves to verify foreign debts; Collapsed mosque; 25world leaders gather in Abuja; 12 confirmed dead; PDP calls panic meeting; Works ministry probes employment scam; Ogunkelu dismisses fear about 2003 presidential election; Perm Secs assure Nigerians of transparent civil service; States and local government to serve as engines of agric development; UNICEF report calls for investment in earliest years of childhood; FG moves to halt plunge of naira; Support government - Yar ’Adua tells the rich; Adamawa state university takes o ff this year; Much ado about a ‘slave ’ ship; Blackm ail from the 'Villa; Re: Sharia: A-G of the federation has locus standi to sue; Adamawa: Making a headway; Regular power supply: Myth or reality; C alling on A .B .U authorities; Dr. Gambo Laraba, northern Icon.; Attention, N.U.R.T.W. national chairman; Justice Umaru Eri should be emulated; All for the queen; 30 children in ‘slave ship abandoned; Israeli company loses diamond license in DRC; British-Nigerian law week begins today; Police battle anti-globalization activists in Canada; Colombia arrests drug baron; FG tackles money laundering as CBN mops up N38tn from circulation; Minister chides manufacturers over cement price hike; Minister chides manufacturers over cement price hike; Abuja Stock Exchange goes “Live” May 2; MAN holds AGM April 26, to announce its new president; Small and medium enterprises agency to take-off soon; IPMAN Election Imbroglio: Appeal court rules against Anekwe, 8 others; Transport minister canvasses support for deregulation; Presidential rebuke: Chairman invites Obasanjo to Abi; FG relaxes relocation conditions for embassies; Benue state releases N 110m for fertilizer; PRTV not under censorship; Offa community installs new Asiwaju; National food scarcity programme underway; Param ountW rulers to get limousines; Minister condemns resident doctors plan to go on strike; Women Affairs Ministry gets work place nursery; Makarfi inaugurates commission' to investigate Zangon Kataf crisis; Adisa advises Saraki to step aside; Tvlorth didn’t marginalize Tvliddle Belt; Fourth dimension group holds parley; Arzika commissions Uyo, Eket digital lines; FG to amend laws on intellectual property; NNPC establishes IT services help desk; New CEO at Yahoo; Fujitsu introduces new pen-tables PC; Ericsson cuts 10,000 jobs; FG plans short-term train services; Britain pledges fairness^ to visa applicants; fract to ease trans-border arrests underway; Community restive over alleged < police killing of teenager; Lawyer, three others in court over forgery; Commuters warned on Berger Junction; Lewis suffers shock defeat; Wenger left to face reality of Arsenal’s European exit; Sydney 2000 c’mttee vows to ensure implementation of report; Nigeria’ll bounce back month –Amun; Defeat hits Nigeria’s World Cup hopes

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