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trust is a burden vol.2 no.94 shawwal 5,1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Wednesday, December 19, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.94 shawwal 5,1422 a.h.Obasanjo tasks Nigerians on development; Reps give Obasanjo ultimatum; Bin Laden difficult to get - U .S.; We stand by our decision I - Senate President; No going back on CIL - NCC; The hoodlums in the House; In defense of Dr. Banu; akintola on Shariah; We won’t vote for Obasanjo in 2003; A case for Gusau Sokoto road; General detained over alleged coup in Liberia; Angolan helicopter crash kills 40; Egypt plans pro-Palestinian TV broadcasts; King Mswati’s daughter obeys chastity order; Refugees riot over visa in Australia; Pregnancy makes would-be daddies fatter; India debates response to attack; Granny, 88, leads hunting contest; US forces bombard Afghanistan with cake; Al-Qaeda fighters publicly paraded; Made-in-space TV commercial to be aired; FG commits NIOObn to power plants rehabilitation; Akume tasks MAN on local industries; Abdulsalami decries imbalance in world trade; NASI plans lawsuit; Developments in privatization; NAICOM gives BPE green light on NICON, Nigeria-Re assets; BPE proposes teams for refineries, NPA, others; Association proposes bill on regulation of private pension funds; IFAD president makes case for rural poor; Community opposes reinstatement of exiled chief; Water Board warns on water-borne diseases; Alwali Kazir congratulates Bade Emir, others; Enugu re-affirms commitment to welfare of handicapped children; Police nab suspected arms-deafer; Dariye commends NASS over electoral bill; Zarafara to continue with poverty alleviation; Moves to impeach speaker worries Benue indigenes; We’ll not play second fiddle - PDP aspirant; Electoral law is a time bomb – PLP; Agitation for Ibadan State hots ; AD wants bonus for workers; FRSC warns motorists on mobile phones; Hausa leader charges MFCT on markets; AEPB warns on bush burning; New national policy on children out soon -Ismail; Diplomat calls for tribal unity in FCT; Diplomat calls for tribal unity in FCT; FHA reviews prices of Lugbe Houses; Bank of the North tower; F A O D G advocates forest sustenance; Electoral Law 2001 (VI); Tyson accused of assault ; Leeds duo could face civil charge over student attack; NFA interview
trust is a burden vol.2 no.84 ramadan 18,1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Monday, December 3 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.84 ramadan 18,1422 a.h.Kadpoly suspends principal officers; Abuja tops in AIDS spread; Katsina, Niger announce budget.; Ajiyan Kazaure faults Sharia judge; 43bn dollar food programme takes off; Kwatalo’s exit won’t affecl Jigawa APP- YusufAli; Nigerian wins world’s best inventions award; Prisons service needs N1.7b to pay salary arrears; Atiku’s plane escapes collision; NITEL to roll out additional N46,000 GSM lines before Jan 2002; Kano gets N26m laboratory equipment; The budget non-implementation controversy; Osuntokun’s report on (AD) governors; US won’t attack us, says Yemen; Independent nominees win by-election in Iran; UN presents draft agreement on Afghanistan; WHO ready to stop HIV/AIDS; French vet, animal group fight over puppy; US praises British special forces; Dwarf sues to overturn tossing ban; Twenty die in fresh Kashmir violence; CBN warns banks against insider-related credits; Gom be budgets N18bn; Two bank staff arraigned over fraud; Two bank staff arraigned over fraud; NUR urges NASS to revoke N50bn railway contract; K a n o to c u r b in d u s tr ia l p o llu tio n; Gombe creates 210 new districts; Stoning of adulteress: Court orders stay of execution; Justice Ministry appeals against court ruling on Faseun, Adams; Unity schools committee seeks more time; Selfish interests characterise our democracy – lawmaker; Romania opens consulate in Port Harcourt; Governor Kachalla denies death of protesters; Elders intervene in nurses strike; Funds hinder take-off of adult literacy scheme; Global 2000 treats 4m river blindness patients; UBE co-ordinator hails Oyo SPEB; Geraade criticises PDP congresses; Awoniyi, Ume-Ezeoke, others may snub PDP; Task Force re-evacuates traders from Berger junction; Commonwealth scholarship interview Candidates complain of requirements; 10 universities get geographic information equipment; Mathematics is bedrock of petroleum exploration –Experts; ICB prepares staff for online banking; Virus thriving on computer-user laziness, Australian techs say; Tough draw for African teams; Eriksson, Amodu envisage tough battle; Why Obasanjo is failing
trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 21 jimada-ula 25, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, August 14, 2001: trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 21 jimada-ula 25, 1422 a.h.Sokoto to fight sand-dunes with N150m; North adopts new agric strategy; NASS backs police fund; ‘IBB will soon appear before Oputa Panel’; Palestinians close shops in anti-Israeli protest; FG to stem industrial pollution in Kaduna State; ‘FG committed to technical education’; Mrs. Obasajo tasks women politicians; Obasanjo intervenes in Anambra crisis; Adamawa NLC sets up committee on hou in g scheme deductions; FG to sink 23,000 boreholes nationwide – Minister; [Association blames ministry on failure of agriculture; Customers owe NEPA N2 bn in Kano zone — G M; Customers owe NEPA N2bn in Kano zone — G M; B A S E P A begins pilot scheme on desert control; CBN mops N31.4b excess liquidity; Banking sector dominates NSE transactions; NDIC declares N4b liquidation dividend for 23 banks; NITEL rakes in N2b from government agencies; Plateau Accountant-General urges strategic budget planning; Eleme petrochemicals’ process units now functional —Dennar; Maritime unions support port reforms; Nigeria's crude production hits 16m bpd; Mandilas launches Skoda Fabia; NEPA commissions 15MVA transformer in Kano; Plateau Govt tasks LGs on budget; Don lists ways of tackling universities’ problems; Minister stresses community participation in UBE; High court restrains O Y SG from demolishing estate; N 90m trip: Kano Assembly under fire; AD condemns FEC over N National ID Card; Ex-minister canvasses support for Dariye; Encourage retired officers to participate in politics -youths leader; Benue Assembly work; NAFDAC destroys N83m worth of drugs; Israel seeks greater health cooperation with Nigeria; Community participation important to T good breastfeeding habits – Ndalolo; Health professionals to go on retreat; Expert identifies cause o f failure o f population policy; Emzor receives award; 600 VVF patients in Illela; HIV/AIDS and its cure; NITR alerts on epidemic; WHO ranks Nigeria health system low; Police arrest corps member over bank robbery; Woman docked for 419; Girl killed in boyfriend’s residence; FCT minister calls for T more resourceful youths; Yayale tasks trade unions on dialogue; Isma’il counsels on nation building; Lizard disrupts wedding in Idu; Kwali chairman gets good performance rating; Nigeria’s contingent disqualified for fielding over-aged players; 300 athletes benefit from basketball clinic; Ibeabuchi’s attorney deserts him for non-payment of legal fees; NFA disowns Julius Berger
trust is a burden vol.2 no.3 Rabiul-akhir 21, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Thursday, July 12, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.3 Rabiul-akhir 21, 1422 a.h.N/Assembly agrees on new presidential jet; Supreme court reserves jurisdiction; Ogun drags FG to court over Federation Account; Corps members now for villages; FG moves to curb population explosion; FG spends N188.9bn on roads; 23.7m students enrol for UBE; Obasanjo discusses port reform s in Belgium; Makarfi rules out judicial action against suspended LG bosses; Corps member, 11 others die in Ilorin road accident; Nurses’ strike causes congestion in Kano hospitals; SSS denies Falana’s allegation; Bauchi govt. set up judicial probe into religious crisis; Air force releases entrance examination results; Turaki says oil industry liberalisation will jump-start economy; Jigawa inaugurates NAPEP committee; Sokoto disburses N22.4m scholarship grant; Sokoto disburses N22.4m scholarship grant; GOVERNOR MOHAMMED LAWAL: STOP EMBARASSING THE EMIR OF ILORIN; Ige should resign now; Litmus test for lCPC; Onyia commends Romania; Zimbabwe opposition challenges prosecution; Workers begin strike in Lebanon; Russia criticises demolition Palestinian homes; Sharon urges expansion of Golan settlements; Taiwan Nationalist oppose asset check; Embattled Wahid shuffles cabinet; Russian Police prevent Tibetan protest against Beijing Olympic bid; ALSCON refutes newspaper report on plant reactivation; CBN pegs Nation’s debt at 429m; NUPENG strike: NLC lauds Obaseki’s intervention; The Bears maintain lead at NSE; Street Barber: I saved for 22 years to perform Haji; Only state Assemblies can query our performance- Gov. Ibori; Release Mosque land- Lekki Muslims beg Tinubu; Langtang crisis: LG boss denies N4m pledge; Do not overemphasise crime -Commissioner tells media; NUJ chapel chairman urges support for the Triumph; JAMB to take action against exam malpractices; Lagos to phase out molue buses; Gov. Yar’ Adua re- organises LGSC; Over 1.8 million Nigerians contributed N7 billion to NHF; FMBN disburses N347.3m NHF loan; Yobe govt. disposes 632 houses; Abia spends N510.75 million on 344 houses; 8 ministers signed pact on environmental degradation; Linking development to environment in Nigeria; Abia govt. set to enforce decree on environmental assessment; Four to face sharia for running Brothel; Ex- soldier, six others face robbery charges; Two bank staff face fraud charges; Police Allay fears on robbery siege; Robbers kill inquisitive trader; Police arrest three for conspiracy, kidnapping; Corps members in a fix over posting; FCT residents call for traffic management scheme; Water hawkers experience low returns; NAFDAC organises workshop on packaged water, juices; Security chief sends SOS to police; Obikwelu, Nku continue to shine; Kenyan officials angry as top athletes stay in Europe; AFN approves 17 foreign-based athletes for Mobil; Ghana calls up five foreign players against Sudan; Walk over causes drama at LLTC; Amodu invites Abacha, Ikedia, 21 others for Ghana; Ogbemudia allays fears on C’mttee’s report
trust is a burden vol.1 no.97 Rabiul-akhir 12, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Tuesday, July 3, 2001: trust is a burden vol.1 no.97 Rabiul-akhir 12, 1421 a.h.All-Africa Games to gulp N8bn; Obasanjo for 2003; FG warned against Liberian refugees; 26 die in auto crash; Four Nigerians sentenced to death in Libya; Politicians lobby for posts at FCSC; Bamaiyi, Diya blamed for 1997 coup; Nigerian couple convicted for selling bush meat; New Islamic NGO prepares ground for tolerance; Search for oil in the north still on – NNPC; Operation focus relief kicks off Sept 1; High Commission to appeal against conviction; Stop begging for assistance - Igbinedion counsels police; 2003 elections would be devoid of malpractices – Atiku; I am not demolishing churches – Kwankwaso; Support victims of Nasarawa crisis – Cleric; COAS advises ambitious officers to resign; Re: Dr. Bala Usman’s war against the south; Milosevic’s trial: Implications for Yugoslavia; Six killed in Algerian attack; Uganda - third most corrupt Nation; Tanzania needs $1bn to fight AIDS; US appeals for restraint in Middle-East; Car bombs explode near Tel Aviv; UK officials to visit arrested nationals in Dubai; Northern Ireland debates Trimble’s exit; Argentina arrests former naval officer; Political crisis grips Yugoslavia; Inflation hits 11.9%, says NACCIMA; BON MD calls for lower interest on agricultural loan; NSPMC poised to produce National ID card; Why Banking must be regulated – CBN; NUB opens Apapa branch; Maduekwe refutes alleged suspension of NPA’s privatisation; FG cancels military clearance of civil aircraft; TOTAL’S net profit drops by N300m; NEPA charges Nigerians over snapping of transmission lines; Gas-Link, 7Up sign gas agreement; UBA wins best bank award; Non-oil export yields N680m in three months; NAPEP gets N6b for programmes; FG told to check ethnic crisis; Katsina PDP chieftain is dead; Government constitutes reconciliation committee; Unprotected sexual intercourse responsible for HIV/AIDS; NGO condemns communal mayhem in Nasarawa; FG urged to create employment agencies; Nasarawa/Plateau crisis: 54,000 refugees report to camp; Kogi governor warns on fertiliser; Rivers LG chairmen told not to harbour ghost workers; Arzika now Shettiman Tambuwal; NCCE set-up to standardise programmes; UNICEF rep praises Bauchi state govt; Plank sellers send SOS to Osoba; Kebbi APP Chirman resigns; Centre wants ‘option A-4’ re-introduced; Kwara APP crisis deepens; Jigawa PDP regroups for 2003; Rivers Assembly to pass development bill; Nassarawa crisis: Abubakar wants FG to assist refugees; Gowon advises communities on guinea-worm; AIDS worker critical of Diana in 40th-birthday; NGO launches campaign for consumption of local plant; Local pharmaceutical company may produce for WHO; WHO presents 2000 reports; Hospital engineers brainstorm on equipment maintenance; Fear grips patients over Nurses strike; Medical students applauds NMA; US AID cry deteriorating health facilities; South Africa ready to test new AIDS vaccine; Masses and the soaring prices of foodstuffs; Okiro investigates killing of Hausa traders ; Resident loses N20,000 to armed robbers ; Police seals off MMIA from thieves, touts; Man to hang for killing prostitute; Exhibits disappear from courts custody; Executive beggers rule Abuja functions; Fake female applicants invade MFCT; Free drinks, as trailer overturns; Applicants express disappointment over aborted ICPC test; Brazil suffers another set back; NBA Draft marks new era; Rahman stays with King; Samaranch admits doping war cannot be won; Coast not clear yet for Super Eagles –Experts; Power Mike dreams big for combat sports; Rampant Ivorians keeps hope alive; Tunisia stays in the hunt; Kano Govt. donate N1m to `nine football clubs; Abuja soccer fans celebrate Super Eagles victory; Obasanjo praises Eagles; Eagles shame detractors-NFA
trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 25 jimada-akhirah 2, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, August 21, 2001: trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 25 jimada-akhirah 2, 1422 a.h.FG enlists villagers against border crime; Sack Ige, Rimi urges Obasanjo; Middle Belt Forum rejects ACF; Parly registration: Aikhomu warns against manipulating INEC; Waku eyes presidency; Tiv community boycotts T committee sitting; Gov Makarfi raps southern press; Zamfara PDP expresses fear over police partiality; Wife kills husband over battering As 28-yr-old man commits suicide; Prof. Gana advises Taraba governor to redouble efforts; North acquires 60% of privatized companies; Minister wants contractors paid within 28 days; Illorin is not a Fulani town - Bola Ige; Gov Nnamani cautions media on survival of democracy; FG to establish youth development centres; Aisha Ismail explains essence of PEP; Commission of enquiry begins sitting in Lokoja
: trust is a burden vol.2 no.10 Jimada-ula 5, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Wednesday, July 25, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.10 Jimada-ula 5, 1422 a.h.Ogonis rejects Shell’s peace move; Buhari blames selfish Nigerians; FG takes stock of property; Police arrest nine for electoral offences; Obasanjo to decide Nigeria Airways’ fate; My reputation at stake, says Obasanjo; National Hospital threaten to sack striking nurses; FG budgets N5.6bn for AIDS; Businessman imports empty container with forex; Upgrading of Yola airport to be completed in August; Scores of Nigerian girls are dying of AIDS in Italy; APP stalwart in Zamfara to appear before Sharia court; Gov Odili denies sponsoring Alamieyesiegha’s impeachment; Niger indigenes intensify clamour for HPPADEC; Abia traditional rulers’ council suspends members over visit to Obasanjo; Edo EXCO disagrees over sharing formula; Obasanjo traces councils’ ineffectiveness to 1976 reforms; ID card project: Case against Senate for hearing today; Nurses, FG, talks breakdown; Politicians and the Acquired Tazarce syndrome; Re: ACF meets over Obasanjo’s second term; Hypocrites in the Ummci; Burundi rebels surrender; UK Minister for Africa visits Nigeria; Gambia lifts ban on politics; Palestinian police clash with gunmen; Apartheid’s chemical weapon boss Testifies; Israel demands details on observes; the bulls maintain their lead at NSE yesterday; ECOWAS monetary council meets tomorrow; Nigeria accounts for 28 percent of global gas flares –Commissioner; ITB promotes 87; Five days in Brussels, the Belgian capital; Gov Makarfi indicts religious leaders; Loan defaulters ground poverty alleviation in Zamfara; Gov Akume calls on FG to reactivate livestock facilities; Gov. Lawal calls for re-channelling of River Niger; Gov Audu frowns at permanent secretaries; Rivers to tackle problem of illegal structures; Gov Adesina makes case for Yoruba unity; ASP Zadok: MKO Abiola’s adopted son; When drama serves health; Sex-mad ‘ghost’ scares Zanzibaris; Democracy dividends abound in Rivers; Bank robbery : 15 held; Police retain corpses of four suspects; Bisket’s trial continues; Robbers kill bizman, four others; German firm bids for scoreboard contract; It’s a brotherly affair - Rivers Dep. Gov.; Fagge wins Kano sports fiesta; Colombia stroll into semis; Honduras stun Brazil in Copa America; Ipswich chase Finidi; Kanu, Finidi liven up Eagles camp
trust is a burden vol.2 no.9 Jimada-ula 4, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Tuesday, July 24, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.9 Jimada-ula 4, 1422 a.h.Oputa panel: Saro-Wiwa’s son demands N10b from Abacha, others; Diya, Akhigbe, Bamaiyi, 17 others lose Property to FG; Tension as Indonesia changes leadership; Rainstorm kills one, renders 3,000 homeless in Jigawa, Zamfara; Burundi army foils another coup attempt; Northerners in Rivers rate Odili high; Kebbi by-election: Augie’s brother wins; French firm gets N275b ID card contract; Emir calls for urgent measures to save HYPPADEC; NITEL embarks on debt recovery exercise; Oputa revelations, a disgrace to military –Nyako; Albarka procures another aircraft for Yola-Abuja route; JNI scribe dares OPC; Kure’s wife wants bank loans for graduates; Makarfi explains pardon of LG chairmen; ABU reopens Thursday; Judge identifies hindrance against anti-corruption; Immigration service may have two comptrollers-general; Criticisms of Sharia in Jigawa are unjustifiable – Commissioner; Boy killed over sharing of money; Cleric cautions Nigerians against lust; Much ado about OBJ’s second term; Re: Bala Usman : History will absolve us; Re: ACF meets over Obasanjo’s second term; Ivory Coast PM heads ruling party; Iranian minister condemns flogging; Egypt welcomes G8’s stance on Mid-East; UN probes kidnap of Israeli soldiers; Uganda parades bomb suspects; Zimbabwe honours virgins; East African leaders meet on Burundi; Yemen jails four for embassy attack; Archer faces another probe; 15 Hindus killed in Kashmir; Over 100 feared dead in Chinese mine blast; US, Russia to hold talks on missile defence; Cat forces airline to cancel flight; Nepal names new prime minister; The bulls maintain lead at NSE yesterday; CBN treasury bill drops by N26b; Yusuf replaces Auyo as NAMAMD; pegs broad money supply at 14.8% above target; Banks to commit 10% profit to SMEs from August; Minister charges PAN; ALSOON now well-positioned to resume production –MD; ITB hosts Money Mart; Nigeria’s prisons require N50 billion - Comptroller-General; Kebbi distributes fertiliser to farmers; Fresh crisis looms in Offa; Titi Abubakar expresses confidence in NASS; Akume orders up-grading of facilities at refugee camps; Jigawa improves infrastructure, woes investors; PAN-IGBO group pledges support for Obasanjo; Water shortage in Abuja satellite towns; WHO boss calls for better
funding of health systems; Condom sales maintain upward trend; Kenya to set up more HIV/AIDS testing centres; Institutional campaigns against HIV/AIDS pay off – SFH; we empathize with the public – Eze; Guinea worm cases drop in Nigeria; NAFDAC warns public on fake drugs; 7 out of 100 Nigerian infants die; Health ministry for self-appraisal, September; Birnin Kudu medical centre takes off; National Assembly not appendage of executive -Sen. Muktar; Three die in Ogu Bolu LG violence; Odili condemns politics of violence; Gombe Assembly wades into nurses’ strike; Middle bet congress decries communal crisis; LG creation: Bayelsa Assembly condemns Senate; Rep condemns rift between Tinubu , deputy; Suspected Thieves subjected to manual labour; 600 live cartridges dumped near Okiro’s office; Reinstatement of LG boss: Ekiti council files appeal; Three children die in Shell’s uncapped oil wells; Armed robbers abandon stolen vehicles; NNPC pipeline vandals in police net; Ekeji unveils plans for sports sponsorship; NFA slashes Falcons camping period; Duval storms to Open glory; Ikedia set for Black Stars; Wikki will clinch Challenge Cup, says club chief; Wanchope fails to stop Uruguay; Black Stars fine tune for Super Eagles
trust is a burden vol.1 no.9 zhul-qidah 5 1421 a.h
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Monday, January 29, 2001: trust is a burden vol.1 no.9 zhul-qidah 5 ,1421 a.h.The nation awaits a new cabinet; FG’s third quarter revenue receipts hit N506.11 b; Vice President Atiku Abubakar condoles M.D. Yusuf; Group insists on Na'abba’s removal; Faseun’s case file was tampered with; Senate isset to pass HYPPADEC bill; Nigeria to host Africa American summit; Cyclists stage protest ride over fuel hike; Nigeria heads four committees of ECOWAS parliament; Kano State to plants million seedlings; Zamfara promises tougher Sharia; Sharia court sentences herbalist for sodomy; Plateau to benefit from CIDA project; Conference advocates true federalism; Nasarawa supports NYSC; Bill on street begging, hawking underway; 67 Nigerians sue Obasanjo; National Youths
Summit to gulp N50m; Governors Bafarawa, Adamu sign 2001 budget bills into law; 2003: Tragedy or farce?; Publish list of indebted states; Atiku Abubakar and the north(II); Between Bunu and displaced dwellers; Sir Ahmadu Bello: The leader of the century (II); Ahmed Deedat: The living miracle; Arabs see Sharon as greater evil than Barak; Life begins at 40; Estimates vary on Indian quake death toll; Case of the missing Ws; The Richter scale, what it is and what it measures; 13 killed in Zanzibar violence; Israeli-Palestinian talks end without a deal; Congo nationalism could I complicate peace efforts; Sierra Leone election in doubt - poll body; Salary increase for Moroccan army, others; Women journalists launch radio station; Kenyan to chair joint military commission in DRC; NNPC enjoins marketers to avoid contamination of petroleum; Airways pensioners protest nonimplementation of 14.1% pension increase; World Bank awards N86 million water project contract in Abia; IMF, World Bank do not dictate FG’s fiscal policies; Customs move to check revenue leakages; DHL acquires new aircraft for ITE operations in Africa; We’ll resolve Muri Emirtes crisis… Nyame; Cross River/Akwa Ibom feud: Council boss raises alarm over kidnap; Kano to spend N252mon roads, housing; …Gives N2m loan for youth programme graduands; FIB fire blamed on negligence; Former NITEL staff petitions Commission; Fuel scarcity in north blamed on sharp practices; APP stalwart seeks probe of former Nassarawa administrator; Traditional ruler supports religious studies; I paid N lOm into my account; Personnel management directors to go in Osun; Gov. Duke signs two bills into law; Panel on Pfizer’s “Trovan” vaccine shuts out press; I’ll not accept any ministerial appointment; Military deserves better welfare -Abia Speaker; Okadigbo; Kwankwaso, Assembly may clash over 2001 budget; Rep. wants petroleum minister in new cabinet; Court rules against INEC on lawmaker’s recall; Hashidu i l be re-elected; AD members reject posts; INEC requires N20b for 2003 elections; “With GSM, Internet will change the face of business in Nigeria”; Strategies for developing new knowledge industries for Nigeria, by ITAN; A boy goes to school! (IV); Shehu Shagari: Beckoned to serve; Court reinstates dismissed FCDA staff; Applicant drags Union Bank to Court; Kaduna State Rehabilitation Board Secretary drags to court; Lack of equipment stalls re-opening of Wuse hospital; FCT spends N4m on immunization; AMAC relocates Gwagwa main market; Stemming Nigerian football nosedive; Agali again!; Canada bids to host world Cup; Ugali joins Aliyu in Monza; Lewis: Two more fights and I’ll quit; World Cup Qualifier: Fans disappointed, despite Sudan mauling
trust is a burden vol.1 no.3 shawwal 23, 1421 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, January 17, 2001: trust is a burden vol.1 no.3 shawwal 23,1421 a.h.1Tinubu threatens cattle dealers; Abuja Airport mishap: No danger to President’s life; N938m for Legislators’ Insurance; Coup in the Congo: Kabila shot; Rep. Flays purchase of N80b Presidential Jet; Workers puzzle over continued NHF deductions ; Retired NTC workers threaten mass suicide; Kebbi, NTI to provide 1,200 teacher for UBE; Foreign exhibitors expected in Kaduna fair; Robbers set Mercedes car on fire; DT staff loses mum; Government Stakeholders disagree over Malaria roll-back; IBB campaigner detained; UNIMAID ASUU declares war on rogue lecturers; World Bank Rules to Guide UBE implementation; HIV patients testify against Abalaka’s vaccine; The Return of IBB; LETTER OF THE DAY; For better, for worse; The Verdict; Calling on the Northern Consultative Forum; France has sympathy for ECOWAS; Why embassies shun Abuja; Lingering cholera stalks Zambian; Al- Bashir forms govt, next month; Palestinian refugees mobilize back-home initiative; Longest underwater road to take shape; Central America recounts losses to earthquake; Donors identify priorities for the poor; Democracy makes in-road in Myanmar; BPE recovers Durbar Hotel from Dan Kabo; Duty Rate on “Tokunbo cars still 30 per cent; Zambian president kicks against privatization ;Summary of money market report last week; Oil cuts: OPEC decides today, as Lukman quits; Sardauna apologized twice in one day; Akintola chose to die with Sardauna; VOX POP ON Sardauna; Akintola chose to die; Commissioners supervise fuel sales in Kano; Veepee’s wife laments ordeal of Nigeria girls in Europe; Emir bemoans neglect of police; ETF received only N15.9 billion in 2 years; Director dies on fuel queue; S.S.S. Official Nabbed for Robbery; Surrender UBE to States-Onazi; Yobe budgets 18bn; Soldier slumps at Parade; Yoruba Muslims challenge Afenifere supremacy; Okoye threatens court action against Tempo; 2003 election: South-South holds the ace; We’ve only suspended probing Gov. Kachalla-Borno speaker; ECOWAS parliament convenes on Jan.20; Shittu’s abduction condemned; APP chieftain opposes national conference; Kano APP accuses Kwankwaso of sabotage; FG releases tourism programme for 2001; New Luigi’s unfolds at Sheraton; Not just waiting to die; Minna prepares for the “Talba; Market days in Abuja; AMAC cracks down on drug hawkers; Teenager jailed for pick-pocketing at National Mosque; Head of service pledges to fight corruption; House-to-house immunization begins in Abuja; Australian Open Court under scrutiny; Leeds chairman attacks FIFA over transfer; Goodwill Games expands reach; William’s sisters make bold Open start; Onigbinde condemns NFA for poor performances; Lack of funds hamper swimming; Lebeouf set for move to Monaco; Rookie wins Tucson Open; Tension at Plateau United camp ...players may lose monthly salary; West Ham call Off Amoruso deal; Premiership plans elite league for reserves; Agassi rules himself out of Davis Cup; Beijing should not get Olympics, says Zelenzny; Waugh faces anti-corruption investigation