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trust is a burden vol.2 no.98 shawwal 13,1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Thursday, December 27, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.98 shawwal 13, 1422 a.h.Police offer N.5 million on assassination; Reps cut recess short; We’ll promote communal dialogue – Obasanjo; Zambians go to the polls today; Saudi Arabian cleric commends Nigeria for Sharia; Nigerians should pray to avert disaster in 2003 –Makinde; Falae, Adesina, others react to Ige’s assassination; Gov Nyame calls for peace; Christmas is time for sober reflection, says Makarfi; Allow free formation of political parties –Onaiyekan; Non-payment of workers mars Xmas in Edo; Ex-Gov advises governors on LG council tenure; Lagos AD condemns Ige’s death; Mandela hosts 8,000 poor children; Three killed in Israel border clash; Burundi army claims killing 500 rebels; Israel’s labour opens revote for party leader; US warned over Middle East; Pakistan arrests Kashmiri militant leader; ‘Laugh your illness away; Disbelieving priest earns suspension; 80 homes destroyed as Australian inferno rages on; Bomb suspect part of network, FBI alleges; 11 die in auto-accident; NOA DG tasks AD governors, Afenifere on peace; Bauchi police to prosecute destroyers of statue; 50 Congolese policemen graduate from Nigeria; Karu council boss enjoins Christians to shun evil; CBN controller alerts over threats to economy; Plateau turns 3 outfits into limited liability companies; Insurers raise N23bn premium on motor insurance; Crude oil export slumps; 253 7Up staff get long-service awards; Adeniyi now Omega bank chairman; NEPA uncovers 2,000 illegal consumers in Ebonyi; Mixed reactions trail NEPA’s performance in Lagos; Jos residents decry incessant power outages; December 31 deadline realistic, says NEPA Manager; Akume, Tsav standoff splits Tivland; Abaji moves to eradicate polio; Police warn FCT residents on impostors; Ordeals of a child-scavenger; CAF plans World Cup n bid talk; Pakistan ruled out Anwar; Zabaleta takes Hopman place; Injury knocks off O’Neal; Dyer interests Real; Barca president backs team; Ghana misses top stars
trust is a burden vol.2 no.31 jimada-akhirah 11,1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper of Thursday, August 30, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.31 jimada-akhirah 11,1422 a.h.FG refutes coup rumour; Reps threaten state of emergency in Ebonyi Senate refuses; 2003: Senate rejects use of ID card; ACF ends tour; Kano flood: Death toll now 45; NUC orders closure of university satellite campuses; FG secures N 1.5b World Bank loan for NEPA; Tourism institute underway; Nigeria worried about Israeli-Palestinian conflict; CBN warns states, LG s against reckless spending; CJ releases detained Libyan; FG rehabilitates facilities for ID card project; FG poised to fight financial crimes; Why Gov Adamu dissolved cabinet- A ide; How not to ruin the F CD A; The Nigeria Police: Before its ratification; ‘Missing’ Besigye resurfaces in U S; Rebels shun Sierra Leone peace process; US retaliates Iraqi attack on plane; Ivory Coast postpones reconciliation talks; Japan refuses to extradite Fujimori; Albanian rebel leader marks conflict’s end; Taleban probe of group for spreading Christianity continues; NATO scribe inspects peace operation process; FG raises N4b from auto levy; CBN boss identifies bane of SMEs; Expert predicts another ‘blow out’ in Nigeria’s banking industry; Professor Ango wants commodity markets enhanced; DNMeyer boss doubts success of interest-free banking; Nigeria’s trade missionaries default - World Trade Centre; New industrial policy underway; Akande wants FG to publish revenue accruals; Trade fair complex to enhance KACCIMA’s revenue; Access Bank’s share capital now N2b; ETF releases N8m; The Federal College of to FCE Gusau; Co-ordinator commends UBE’s success in Sokoto; Gov Osoba warns political aspirants; NGO drills wells in Katsina State; Protect rights o f citizens, FG urged; FG to establish TV sub-stations in Gombe; Lagos Ajenifere condemns Tibunu over N40 billion debt; Yorubas least developed politically - Olunloyo; Keep off Niger-Delta region, group warns Obasanjo campaigners; Gemade opposes independent candidacy; PDP chieftain berates Ige over control of South-West; Kaima communities pass no confidence vote on LG Boss; Senator warns Nigerians against new political associations; FHA allocates Gwarimpa II estate to civil servants; Delta demands EIA report on River Niger; The activities of Shell in the Niger Delta; FG inaugurates committee on ‘super prep-com’; Abuja Environmental Protection Board plants 60,000 trees; 62 contractors sue FHA; Police adopt new method of arresting “wharf rats”; Cultism: Two students arrested over campus attack; NBA president dragged to court; Man bags 54 months for forgery; 5olice trail Kano market thieves; Aku goes tough on newly constituted associations; AFN seeks way forward; Kano Rima eyes Gen. Hassan Cup
trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 17 jimada-ula 18, 1422 a. h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Tuesday, August 7, 2001: trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 17 jimada-ula 18, 1422 a. h.Only Oputa panel can compel former leaders to appear –Anyim; Sharia takes off in Kaduna; Over 160 delegates in Abuja for Commonwealth conference; Nigerians to consume 1.8m cubic feet of gas daily; Don decries low education standard in the North; TAC gulps $22.5m since 1987; Rep sheds light on Taraba skirmishes; 3 firms emerge winners in national stadium bidding; FG plans full-fledged postgraduate varsity –Borisade; PDP stalwart advises LG agitators; Nsukka LG workers protest zero allocation to councils; Court orders destruction of beer, gin in Funtua; Emir of Zazzau named UNN new chancellor; Nigerian customs loses public relations officer; President Clinton’s move to Harlem; Oputa and the human rights saga; Fighting escalates in Middle East; Iran: Emergency council meets to resolve presidential stalemate; Zimbabwe declares US restriction bill racist; Israel publishes list of most wanted Palestinians; 15 Chinese Doctors docked for alleged smuggling; British, Irish governments await Parties' backing for peace; Megawati enters palace, at last; Bolivia’s Banzer hands over power to VP; Australia's most wanted fugitive dies; India asylum blaze kill 25; CBN sells N42b treasury bills; Union Bank posts N7b profit; Revenue Formula: Lagos presses for review; Liberty Bank backs credit rating campaign; NAICOM, SEC may resolve differences soon; MWUN kicks against N5.8breposition credit for Nigerdock; Port clears over 3,000 containers; Aboki charges NMA pension board on disbursement; Idiroko Customs rake in N111m; Nigeria’s oil production fluctuates; GSM centre strategises ahead of Thursday’s kick-oft; CMB, Gaslink sign gas agreement; Plateau State at 25:Going down memory lane; Deputy Governor charges LG personnel; Senate to float medium to check one-sided publicity; Workshop participants recommend telecoms experts for security agencies; F G to re - in t ro d u c e w e ig h b r id g e s on fe d e ra l ro a d s; 2003: Nigeria must not vote unwilling leaders –Ali; Group opposes party registration by INEC; We will make party registration simple - Senator Girei; Odili gives recipe for survival of democracy; LG chairman urged to abide by three years tenure; FG decries unavailability of insecticide-treated bed nets; South Africa: 23 percent of pregnant women test positive to AIDS; UNICEF evolves new strategy for reducing infant mortality; Baby-friendly community initiative for launch today; Spate of strikes in health sector worries minister; Population is our priority –Nwosu; WHO to relocate office; 438 FG retirees receive pension; Safeguard democracy, Minister advises Abuja NBA; Nigerien women to shop for skills in Abuja; Aku may cancel associations’ elections; Gov. didn’t contest for NABA chairmanship -Edo DOS; Ogbe, Tornadoes coach, resigns over team funding; Golden Greene breaks pain barrier; Sports Ministry seeks Eagles World Cup Programme
trust is a burden vol.2 no.95 shawwal 6,1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Thursday, December 20, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.95 shawwal 6,1422 a.h.2 robbers face amputation in Sokoto; INEC conducts registration of voters February; Lack of quorum stalls speakers meeting; 12 killed in al-Qaeda, Pakistani clash; Airport expansion to gulp N19.12bn; 20 injured in PDP fracas; Nigerian pilgrims stranded in Jeddah; Nigeria to sign debt rescheduling; Prof. Elaigwu advocates 5-year tenure for politicians; Three girls drown in Jalingo; EDO NSCIA crisis: Sultan wades in; F G releases N800m for dam project; Lagos proposes N52.868bn budget for 20; IBB meets PDF; Senate in the past one year; Party supremacy is indisputable; African Union as development strategy; Re: Impending tragedy for Kalu; Living with fear in Gaza; Armed men take control of Comoros island; 12 killed in Yemeni attack on al-Qaeda; Bulgaria presses Libya on HIV case; Ivorian reconciliation meeting ends in stalemate; Congo releases child soldiers to UN; Hutu raid leaves four dead in Burundi; Rumsfeld warns NATO of new terrorist threats; Groom-to-be swallows engagement ring; Afghan leader vows to fight terrorism; Court fines man for suffering fish; Fire hits New York cathedral; Beard lands father Xmas in terrorism trouble; Philadelphia court overturns journalist’s death se; Christmas cards carry coded messages; NCC to license second national telecom operator soon; Power still erratic in Gusau; NEPA installs new transformers in Kano; Sacked workers protest in court; Oshiomhole urges Senate to amend Electoral Act; Ado Bayero condoles cholera victim; Cleric identifies cause of religious crises; Muslim Umma urged to close ranks; Kaduna pledges support to traditional institution; Community leader calls for religious tolerance; Secession threat: Shut up! lgbo Forum tells – Ojukwu; Governor Akume stresses importance of discipline; Panel to probe students rampage; Bus shortage hits Abuja; Lugbe estate residents decry power outages; Abuja gets another emergency power plant; Council chairman calls for dualisation of Zuba-Lokoja road; Chief canvasses support for Piwoyi school; Africa has a dynamic identity -Dr. Frances Harding; African ministers dialogue on water resources; A peek at Mswati’s large family and small Kingdom; Poll reports Henry to FA; Orlando’s Hill to undergo third ankle surgery, out; Van Gaal in Man Utd; Onigbinde expresses fears on preparation; Agenda for Northern media
Economic reforms and Nigeria’s political crisis
Get PDFIn local and international discourse of Nigeria’s political and economic crises, the two are usually treated as mutually exclusive. They are, however, intertwined, as this book shows using the latest political crisis and the two decades old economic crisis. The book challenges the widespread attribution of the 1993-99 political crisis to the annulment by the military of the June 1993 presidential election and the subsequent incarceration to the death of the presumed winner of that election. Instead, it shows that the economic framework at the time midwifed the crisis with election annulment only serving as the trigger.
This thesis is anchored on a detailed review of the economic framework in the lead-up to the election: the World Bank International Monetary Fund (IMF) administered Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP). The review draws mostly from official data and documents from notably the World Bank IMF, Central Bank ofNigeria and Nigeria’s Federal Office of Statistics covering the SAP period 1986-91. The Nigerian SAP experience is then weighed against successful turnaround strategies of specific developed and developing countries.
The findings regarding Nigeria, I believe, could be extrapolated in varying degrees to other African countries, some of which have been implementing SAP since the 1970s. The object of this book is not ideological; hence, literature is drawn from left, right, and centre of the development debate. The object instead is a balanced intervention in the rather unfocused search by Nigeria and other African countries for economic development strategies. This lack of focus has left these countries susceptible to, sometimes faddish, external
derived economic strategies promoted by both left and right of the international ideological spectrum. These have included basic needs, trickle down and mixed economy with SAP as the latest.
This book was first completed early in 1993. It had to be severally revised over the last eight years to incorporate, as far as relevant, the profound experiences Nigeria has since undergone, including the political crisis that erupted following the election annulment and the restoration of democracy in May 1999. Nonetheless, its crux has remained the review of SAP in Nigeria against some successful economic turnarounds elsewhere in the developing and developed worlds.
This book aims for a very wide readership in Nigeria in particular and Africa at large, where SAP has been most widely implemented under the day-to-day supervision of the World Bank as IMF. The goal is to enlighten, so Africans especially can make real choices about their development strategies. For Nigerians, the book is particularly timely as the Obasanjo government begins economic reforms with both left and right-proffering strategies.■ Origins of Debt Distress;
■ A New Strategy Called SAP;
■ Design and Implementation External Support;
■ Impact (I) 93;
■ Impact (II) — Socio-political;
■ Free Market: A Critique Development Case Studies;
■ The Case for, and the Limitations of the Marke
trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 20 jimada-ula 24, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the Daily trust newspaper Monday, August 13, 2001: trust is a burden vol. 2 no. 20 jimada-ula 24, 1422 a.h.UNFPA warns on delayed census; Man arrested with 10 girls in Sokoto; N2.85b fraud in 66 banks; I will never work with Obasanjo — Buhari; Zamfara bans traditional ru len from receiving top govt officials; Nigeria, S/Africa can lead Africa to economic stability - US scholars; Spinster to receive 100 strokes for fornication; NIPOST introduces security against mail vandalisation; Yobe urges ACF to embrace youths; FG wants clearance on GSM facility; IGP meets senior officers on security; Reviving primary education; The bitter truth and the Nigerian nation; Satellite campuses: bane or boost; Mohammed Khatami: Sailing through turbulent waters in Iran; Arafat urges U.S. to act on Israel; Block Kosovo rebels, Macedonia tells NATO; Man held after Fais bank robbery; Colombian troops capture rebels; Fuel flows in Borno, Yobe filling stations; CBN bars government officials from banks’ boards; DPR director calls for review of oil law; Obasanjo to inaugurate Insurance Security Fund Sept. 3; Shell saves N l.lb in well drill; NBA commends NCP for engaging lawyers in privatization; BPE denies allegation of impartiality in shares allotment; BONL to provide share purchase funds to investors; Weathering the challenges of living outside the barracks; FG bans tobacco advertisements on TV; Kano to provide land for NAFDAC drug market; NIEMA boss urges principals to obey laws; PDP chieftain advises former leaders to appear before Oputa; NGO begins poverty alleviation programme; Protest threatens LG chairman’s seat; Young politicians elect new leaders; Judges should work within the law Hashidu; Tanker explosion kills 5 in Ogun; 25% of pilgrims sponsored by government – NGO; LG chairman arraigned for breach of contract; Group backs Keffi LG A chairman; Bafarawa warns L G chairmen against laxity; Udenwa commends Odili’s love for Imo indigenes; Etsu Nupe appointed UNIBEN chancellor; Mantu condemns INEC over exercise, says it is secretly done; Niger Assembly angry over budget process; Kwara House suspends Kaiama LG boss; NITEL assures PTOs on GSM interconnectivity; Understand working with disks and drives; Jigawa State sets up IT institutions; G S M operators to suffer ta riff crash –Minister; NAMA earmarks $2m for IT development; Unreleased virus targets acrobat files; Internet cafes sell more than food; Microsoft dominates the world wide web; Sharp puts a billion colours on display; Democracy is meaningless at the grassroots - NULGE President; Gunmen murder Abuja Evangelist; Robbers kill Israeli, 5 others; Ritualists hit Onne town; Private sector to assist in development of Abuja; Gwagwalada farmers get council’s support; Igbo community dismisses suspension of Eze Igbo; Owner - occupier housing scheme underway in FCT; Cattle rearers resist quit order; Jones claims second gold in relay; Former boxing champ, Whitaker charged with cocaine possession
trust is a burden vol.1 no.98 Rabiul-akhir 13, 1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Wednesday, July 4, 2001: trust is a burden vol.1 no.98 Rabiul-akhir 13, 1422 a.h.Councillors storm N/Assembly demand 4-year tenure; IBB killed Dele Giwa -Abubakar Tsav; Dangote, 15 others vie for NITEL; Varsities reopen this week; No going back on September deadline –Atiku; 2003: ID card campaigners told to forget it; Benue spends N20m on displaced persons; ASUU: Respite at the ivory towers; WAEC takes exception to NECO bill; Law school DG decries poor performance; Obasanjo seeks senate’s confirmation of NPC members; Governors sympathise with Nasarawa govt. over crisis; Internal Affairs Ministry explains removal of passport production machine; Mideast-polls: Palestinians, Israelis support end to settlement activity; Africa’s poverty to worsen unless- Ogunkelu; South Africa ready to test AIDS vaccine; Kuwait PM returns home from latest medical trip; OAU countries urged to speed up transformation into AU; Zimbabwe survives sanction bid; UN tribunal is illegal — Milosevic; India prepares for Musharraf; Former policeman sought over death of Red Cross boss; Indonesia sticks to August impeachment hearings; Pakistan arrests Kashmiri leader; US spy plane ready to leave China; No going back on 100% inspection of imports, says Obasanjo; Lion Bank offers automatic credit facility; MOWCA to seek implementation of new finance system; Ndanusa emerges IOSCO vice chairman; Digital services: NITEL stall hope of Onitsha residents; Gas-to-liquid joint venture to cost N272b; FG appoints firm to monitor airport’s utilisation; as foreign firms apply for private refinery licences; Aviation seminar holds in Abuja; ENRON project saved Lagos from outage – Commissioner; KDSG, U.S. firms sign solid minerals exploration agreement; Saudi Islamic lecturers visit Bauchi; Shelter belt: Kano to produce 4m seedlings; NSA chairman blames FG over electricity, fuel shortages; Parents, traditional rulers urged to counsel wards on drugs; No end to Jigawa, Bauchi communities’ conflict; Rivers to revive school-to-land programme; Mutual cooperation is vital for peace; Education board to rehabilitate 24 primary schools; Sokoto set to eradicate begging; Shortage of staff hampers academic excellence; FG urged to keep promise for stable power supply; Commissioner warns troublemakers in Kwara ; Kwankwaso reconstructs markets in Kano; Obasanjo-Atiku success movement launched in Abia; FG agrees to national conference – Akinyemi; Crisis rocks Borno APP; 2003: Ogun will not vote Obasanjo, says Osoba; Anambra Forum challenges Mbadinuju for 2003; More babies born out of wedlock in Britain; Girl 10, emerges winner in a Qur’anic recitation competition; Eggs, bottles thrown at top German conservatives; Car dealer poisoned by suspected girlfriend in Zaria; FRSC arrests motorist carrying 300-litre tank; Lizard threatened by superstition in Thailand; Late Tyna Onwudiwe’s body Radies may be cremated; South African rain queen joins ancestors; New rose garden to be dedicated to Princess Diana; Ancient Summer re-echoes; U.S. — Nigeria civil/military communication pact - The Abuja workshop in focus; Photography: Back to the old times; Why FG constructs roads —Anenih; Kogi government to refurbish 30 tractors; Bahago appeals for calm; Anglican diocese says no marriage without HIV certificate; Muslim journalists elect new officers; Thrifts and credit society disburses N2.7m; Gov. Odili canvasses support for Niger Delta indigenes; Tinubu inaugurates 152 housing units in Lagos; Dismissed cadet sues Nigerian Defence Academy for N1m; Clergyman, musician charged with murder; Solicitor-General losses suit against Benue govt.; Fake army major arrested for fraud; Pastor, blind man arrested for importing munitions; Man bags two years for rape; AMAC workers call for land allocation; Wuse general hospital in shambles; Slow pace of work on Abuja - Keffl road worries residents; Commuters face fresh problem in FCT; Nyanya wears new look; MFCT loses N 12.5m monthly to ghost workers; AMAC thrives despite zero allocation – Audu; Market woman tasks govt. on food prices; Abuja quarry site residents call for help; NCWS urges Nigerians to uplift women; Workshop wants military commandants banned at airports; Federer comes of age on biggest stage; Juve officials to face court on doping charges; Rui Costa set for Milan; Brazil set to defy wisdom of Socrates; Valencia’s Mendieta targeted by Real Madrid; Coaches caution Eagles, call for early preparations; Na’Abba hails Eagles; We shal host to win – Adamu; Rangers will win super league, says Officials; Kano braces up for sports fiesta; Alozie is still our property — A F N; Starlets, Eyadema Juniors reject Eaglets
trust is a burden vol.2 no.86 ramadan 20,1422 a.h.
Get PDFThis is the daily trust newspaper Wednesday, December 5, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.86 ramadan 20,1422 a.h.Labour’s walkout threatens Israeli coalition; Ogbe suspends 9 PDP directors; 2003: N/Assembly fixes election dates; No Mayor for Abuja now – obasanjo; Atiku leaves for lesser hajj; AIDS destroys Agric in Africa – fao; Gov Yar’Adua suspends LG chairman; Nurses begin strike; Royal Tropicana, three others vie for Durbar Hotel; Fuel queues return in Abuja; Govs can lose their jobs over electoral bill *- Senator; Danjuma urges army to embrace modern technology; Kebbi may reduce salary; Kano gets full electricity in 8 years; We are vindicated over budget failure, says Senator; What the president should do; National Security: Can Tamuno t/ panel solve the problem?; Combating prostitution and child trafficking; Sharia: Open letter to Kano State government; Lamido’s diplomacy: The cheers and jeers; CAR clashes threaten peace efforts; Israel declares war on Palestinian Authority; Don’t attack Iraq, Mandela warns US; Jordan passes death sentence on Abu Nidal; Bosnian general faces trial; Murder convict wins parliamentary seat; Afghan factions reach agreement; Teacher banned for denying ‘Father Xmas’; Woman, 80, dies after taking ‘Bleach’; Cyprus leaders revive deadlocked talks; US issues fresh terror warning; Man electrocutes self during protest; Oni woos investors to Access Bank’s share offer; Stakeholders meet on democratisation of airwaves; Insurers urge FG to waive N20m premium; Capacity building workshop kicks-off next week; Econet extends GSM to Abeokuta; Securities investment tribunal underway; Global Energy fined N9.8m over Nigerdock; NCP releases N253m for Jebba Mill workers’ salary arrears; Expert tasks Benue investors; NITEL’s privatisation will improve telecommunications —E x p e r t s; Tinubu assures Lagosians IPP will survive; FG not doing enough to market tourism —.R e s o r t o w n e r; GSM tariff will tumble –NCC boss; NACFA boss seeks support for cabotage law; Overpaid customer return s N 1 0 ,0 0 0 to b a n k; Missing guns: IGP appeals against ruling; Sankera community replies army spokesman; Kaduna NULGE cautions govt on new LGs; Nigerian names child after Osama Bin Laden; Islamic cleric urges end to Eyo festival; Akume boycotts Gemade’s reception; Sokoto wins NNPC zonal quiz competition; NDLEA parades five over cannabis importation; Senator sues for dialogue over electoral bill crisis; C a ll O s h im h o le to o r d e r — lawmakers; Ethnic militia threat to democracy – Okadigbo; Ex-Secretary wants reconciliation of Jos ethnic groups; 2,000 staff for referendum in Kebbi; Obasanjo orders demolition of 50 filling stations; Graduates struggle for police cadet forms; Task Force destroy Giri foodstuff market; Aftermath of PDP convention: Man faces murder charge; FG to demolish structures on Abuja-Keffi road; A IT /R ay power resumes broad cast in Abuja; Only high-rise buildings allowed in central Abuja – Obasanjo; Gurara water project to be completed 2003 – Shagari; Ushafa: Valley of creativity; Tourism in Africa on the decline; South America’s tough challenge; Eriksson so sure of Argentina; Bayern coach warns players; Kanu cautions colleagues; George Weah resigns; Atiku to launch N75m clubhouse
The Historical and Modern Perspectives of Nigerian Women
No full textThe work has its unique features, providing the reader with a rich insight into the status, fortunes, contributions and achievements ofNigerian women through the varying periods of traditional and colonial rule up to modern times.• Nigeria: The Background
• Women in the Traditional Nigerian Society
• The Place of Nigerian women in colonial Government.
• Women and Political Development in Nigeria
• The Role of Nigerian women in Christian and Islamic. Religious Development. Nigerian Women and the Arts
• Professional Nigerian women in Nation Building
• Nigerian First Ladies-A Brief overview
• Women Organizations "Technological Backwardness - The Bane of. Television Industry in Nigeria". - Dr. Victoria Ezeokolie.
• Closure of Concord Group of Newspapers almost ruined it".. - Dr. Mrs Doyin Abiola.
• "The skin is the most abused Human Organ" - Professor Yetunde Olumide
• "It was like taking a step unto the unknown" - Dr. Mrs. Mariam Odujoke Onuzo "Female Circumcision should be outlawed" - Justice Of Appeal Court Alooma Mariam Mukhtar
• "The rights of Women are very clear in Islam" - Alhaja Latifatu Okunnu "All along I have been close to men in power" - Alhaja Omolola Mogaji
• am the developer offemale football in Nigeria". - Princess Bola Jegede
• "Women have being giving Nigerian Literature wider perspectives". - Professor Akachi Ezeigb