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Management in Nigeria: journal of Nigeria institute of management NIM (for progress and prosperity) Vol.24 No.1 January/February 1988.
Get PDFThis is the management in Nigeria: journal of Nigeria institute of management NIM (for progress and prosperity) Vol.24 No.1 January/February 1988.■ Cost reduction, productivity and performance improvement:methods &prospects by A. Kalu
■ Management practices and problems in Nigerian universities by Titus Oshagbemi
■ Statement on the 1988 fiscal budget by Dr Chu S. P. Okongwu
■ Saving a collapsed man by Dr Sylvia G. Akpan
■ Special announcement
■ Leadership by Abubakar A. Dalil
Others
■ Editorial
■ Book seller
■ Unclaimed certificates
■ NIM news
■ News from NIM members organisations and others.
■ Public news
■ Others new
Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.10, of 6th october,1988
Get PDFThe Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.10, of 6th October, 1988 is a weekly magazine that covers different topics on education, celebrity life, sports, family and sex and is published every Thursday■ Lady Evangelist Odeleke close-up on Okota miracle worker
■ Independence anniversary special
■ Sizzling gossip from Benin wife battles TV star rival
■ My ex-wife's job broke out marriage but Osaretin ( above) is wonderful by Sir Victor Uwaifo
■ Why this photograph is so special to me! By Chief H. I. D. Awolowo
■ Special features
■ Regulars
■ Extr
The African Guardian of 3rd October, 1988. Vol.3, no. 38
Get PDFThis is the African Guardian, a weekly magazine of the Guardian, Vol. 3, No 38, October 3, 1988.• Beating about the bush
• Race in sleepland: campaigns of US presidential candidates fails to excite voters.
• Gale of agony: hurricane Gibert takes high toll.
• Kids in brothels: teenagers take to prostitution.
• Gun verdict: soldiers oust Haitian, Burmese regimes.
• Who’s next: choosing of a new president runs into a political impasse.
• Danger still looms: delays in Ogunpa channelization project cause nightmares.
• Storm in a test-tube: medical associatin rages over transplant baby feat claim.
• Labour in shackles: administrator’s mandate to restructure unions draw flaks.
• Banks to the rescue: NITEL uses the banks to collect its duty bills.
• Juicy morsels in the vault: Savannah bank set with fresh plans to attract customers.
• Shift in strategies: hope for improved dealing at the NSE.
• Humanizing the prisons.
• Trails of nationhood.
• Democracy: the ultimate gold, Nigeria still on the trail 28 years after independence.
• Where lies the answer: Nigeria’s economic recovery remains a mirage.
• Life after SAP: anniversary thoughts on the economy.
• Foibles of food: lack of foresight stall Nigeria’s agricultural output.
• A disturbing vision: Arthur Nzeribe bares his mind on the Nigerian polity.
• Twinkle, twinkle little stars: kid performers hit Nigeria’s musical scene.
• Crusading photography: smart-Cole’s photo collection mirrors the society.
• Olympic blues: for Africa there’s little cheer in the games.
• Mourning WAI with relish
Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, vol.1, no.5, Every Thursday
Get PDFThis is the Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, vol.1, no.5, Every Thursday■ My exciting life with Emeka Maduegbuna by Augusta, his charming wife
■ NTA has not paid me any royalty since it took over my programme- Gringory
■ Intimate encounter with Sunbo wife of late Dan Anyiam
■ Why my first marriage failed May Ellen Ezekiel
■ Special features
■ Regulars
■ Extr
Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.20, of 15th december 1988.
Get PDFClimax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.20 of 15th December 1988, is a weekly magazine that discusses sports, celebrity news, social matters etc and it is published every Thursday.■ Exclusive! Ex-Miss Nigeria, Rosemary Okeke, hubby head for splitsville
■ Is Okoro Jnr. hooked on drugs?
■ My life in detention by showman John Chukwu
■ Special Obisia Nwankpa is a liar! Says ex-mother-in-law
■ Aftermath of Seoul shame
■ Cash-strapped NTA suffered salary backlash
■ Meet our first brain teaser prize winner
■ Special features
■ Regulars
■ Extr
Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.3, of 18th august,1988
Get PDFThe Climax: the ultimate in pleasurable reading, Vol.1 No.3, of 18th august, 1988 is a weekly magazine that covers different topics on education, celebrity life, sports, family and sex and is published every Thursday■ Me had a child before? Who started this crazy rumour? Gloria Ogunbadejo on her marriage to Bisi
■ Obisia Nwankpa why I knocked out my former wife?
■ Plus.... would you marry a second wife for your husband? Meet a woman who did!
■ Lucky Chris Osagie Okojie and pretty Doyin made it successfully to the altar, but what wound you do if you are less fortunate and your partner did not show up at the altar on your wedding day? Our nation-wide survey reveals a scintillating answer!
■ Exclusive! I married Princess Abah Adesanya before late Segun Awolowo says Chief Badmus
■ Why has the Holy mosque of Omupo turned a death trap?
■ Inside: How to meet your self and March on to boring success!
■ Special features
■ Regulars
■ Extr
The African Guardian of September 19, 1988 Vol. 3, No 36.
Get PDFThis is the African Guardian magazine of September 19, 1988, Vol. 3, No 36. This news publication focuses on education, politics and government, sports, finance etc• Rev. Jackson: a dream unstuck.
• Change of guards.
• The crisis yet to come.
• Street kids: concerned citizens seek a solution to increasing number of delinquents.
• Candies without sugar: airfares increase sparks off snickers smiles and frowns.
• Reviving for action: alleged assault on their chairman put Lagos teachers on the war path.
• Okoli’s tale of woes: Newbreed publisher narrates ordeals in the hands of security agents.
• Running scared: Dukakis munts new campaign to stop dwindling fortunes.
• In turmoil: Buma’s creeping revolution gathers steam.
• Dogs of war: Iran, Iraq now face internal enemies.
• Fresh moves at Fevrier: West African leaders for peace between Liberia and Sierra Leone.
• Bitter chill visits Chile: protesters challenge Pinochet’s extended mandate.
• Fear for civil unrest: death of political prisoners heightens tension.
• The resilient Olympic spirit.
• The souls of the show.
• For gold and glory.
• Profit is not the objective: Ambassador Oh says South Korea is hosting the Olympics to promote peace.
• Said Aouita: the magician.
• Tough one for Nigeria: big charge, new hopes and old-time wishes.
• Stars away from Seoul.
• At the mercy of politics: modern Olympic finds a strange bed partner.
• Korea: a gold already. The host flaunts an impressive sheet of successes.
• The woman are coming: female takes jobs hitherto reserved for men.
• Wasted society in colours: Oguibe joins the attacks on the generation.
• The Netherlands/Nigeria: partners in trade.
• Win one, lose one: first bank in a legal tangle.
• Pains of freshness: employers go for experienced personnel.
• Politics of pressure: Berlin hosts IMF, World bank meeting of buoyant and depressed economies.
• Can it cope: Major reforms needed to put life in NSE.
• Warming up for Hi-tech: body launches fund for technological take-off.
• We are Latin Africans: ban Ambassador reaffirms his country’s roots in Africa
The African Guardian of 26th September, 1988. Vol.3, no. 37
Get PDFThis is the African Guardian, a weekly magazine of the guardian Vol. 3, No 37, September 26, 1988.• Holding on the trump card.
• A bash for Ali.
• Waiting for the newbreed.
• Managing the rear: Maryam provides guidelines on military matrimony.
• Even roses have thorns.
• A rail behind time: Nigeria railway system puffs and pants under severe neglect.
• Journey in a snail land: traveling by Nigeria railway taxes ones patience beyond limit.
• Railway is Kafanchan: a strong bond of affection exist between the town and dwellers.
• Homage to the past: artist projects himself from the past.
• Dazzling the countryside: better life fair raises hopes and questions.
• Maryam’s leadership.
• The price of negligence.
• Wonder in the works: Egbin gas station promises constant power supply.
• Eyes on the sky: government considers request for satellite surveillance.
• Feud in the kingdom: Modebe’s deposition raises fear of disintegration.
• Cheerless guardsmen: army takes charge as confidence in police recedes.
• Different strokes: Howo tours Africa as Thatcher hammers the commonwealth.
• Set for challenges: non-aligned mantle of leadership falls on Yugoslavia.
• New game plan: Dukakis unfold new campaign strategies.
• Rangoon in disarray: opposition leaders snub government election plans.
• Papal misadventure: Pope’s Southern African tour runs into embarrassment.
• Sunset on serenity: upper class tenants in Lagos now shift abode
Hotline Nigeria's International Newsmagazine : the greatest weapon is truth- Sarduana 1966, No. 8 January, 1987
Get PDFThis is the Hotline Nigeria's International Newsmagazine : the greatest weapon is truth- Sarduana 1966, No. 8 January, 1987■ Letters
■ The Stand of Hotline
■ Comments
■ Appraising the Military in Government
■ Time and Tide of Christmas
■ Sadness of Aminu
■ Babangida rescues sick university education
■ Sardauna and His Legacy
■ Politics in Nigeria, 1990 and beyond
■ Nigeria: Taking on the Desert
■ Moral Decadence in Nigerian Schools
■ Fuel Shortage
■ South Africa After Machel
■ Rebel to Rebel
■ Non-Aligned Movement: A balance sheet
■ Uganda’s rebelsstake a claim
■ Literary: Blackman and the West
■ Diet can influence cancer risk
■ Tackling migration mysteries
■ Shedding Light on Acid Rai
1987 budget of reality: budget speech and presss briefing
Get PDF1987 budget of reality: budget speech and presss briefing. Niger state government budget of 1987.Agriculture.
Education.
Health.
Industry.
Transport.
Housing.
Community development and cooperation.
Water supply.
Sport.
Financial resources for 1987 budget.
Recurrent expenditure 1987.
1987 expenditure.
Capital expenditure.
Commerce and industry
Rural electrification. Roads