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Item Open Access Weekly Trust Friday April 10 - Thursday April 16, 1998 Vol 1 No. 4(Media Trust, 1998-04-10) Weekly TrustWeekly Trust Friday April 10 - Thursday April 16, 1998 Vol 1 No. 4 Buhari forgives Abacha, IBB. Pg.1-2; Buhari: Time and old wounds. Pg.3; Lawyer nabbed for alleged forgery. Pg.5; Court convicts girl rapists in Zamfara pg.5; 900 civil servants lose case for reinstatement pg.6; Life after the civil service pg.7; Fuel scarcity: search for petrol brings sorrow to man pg.8; Is newspaper publishing possible in the North? Pg.9; Publishing in the north: The challenge of the 21st century, Dan Agbese, Editor-In-Chief, Newswatch pg.12; The state of publishing in the North pg. 14; Computer companies lose money pg.18; Japanese economy in trouble pg.18; President Clinton’s African safari pg.20; Oil windfall soon for Angola pg.21; Rwandans remember massacre pg.21; Another Philippino journalist shot by criminals pg.21; Koromah’s men on trial in Sierra Leone pg.21; So much available, yet so much to fear: France ‘98 First Round Group B Preview pg.22; FIFA presidency: CAF’s wrong steps pg.23; Pro-league: Battle of supremacy pg.23; Ritual killings: Time to act pg.24; No safety for northerners pg.24;Item Open Access Weekly Trust Friday April 17 – Thursday April 23, 1998(Media Trust Limited, 1998-04-17) Weekly TrustWeekly Trust Friday April 17 – Thursday April 23 1998 The Aminu Kano dairies. Pg.1-2; There is nobody like him - Lawan Dambazau pg.2; The entries: A taste of things to come pg.3; Military officer, woman face tribunal pg.5; Judge condemns court over judgment pg.5; Rehabilitation: Trade fair ground gulps N1.3 billion pg.5; Court orders former AG to pay debt pg.5; Briton swindles Idumota businessman pg.7; Culture: Irish priest acquires traditional title pg.11; Juggling the forces of darkness and light pg.12; FEAP and NDE: Two friends alike pg.13; Confusion in American Nigeria policy? Pg.15; Wada Nas visits Lawan Dambazau pg.17; Corps members serve more firms for cash pg.17; Student, Indian hemp dealer arrested pg. 17; Vision 2010 and its challenges pg.18; Clinton sex saga: The Israeli connection pg.20; Hammas on the offensive as pope calls for peace pg.21; IMF says world economy in good shape pg.21; Ireland marches towards peace pg.21; Hosts for one, two for one France ’98 First Round Group C Preview pg.22; Pre-World Cup friendly Bora confronts German machine pg.23; All eyes on Maiduguri pg. 24;Item Open Access Friday April 24 - Thursday April 30(Media Trust Limited, 1998-04-24) Weekly TrustThe story of a convention. Pg.1; we better take another line by M D Yusufu. Pg.3; Tunji Braithwaite’s swan song. Pg.4; Katsina LGs struggle to pay salaries. Pg.5; Fuel now N45 a liter in Sokoto? Pg.5; Govt commended over hajj. Pg.5; Does prison reform? Pg.6; Passport racket in Zamfara. Pg.7; Interview with Comptroller General of Immigration, Alhaji Sahabi Abubakar Dange. Pg.7 The Sisterhood (2). Pg.14; Why Bretch? And why not? Pg.12; ABANTU: People for Development. Pg.13; How UN CP acted own script. Pg15; Politicians offer fuel for votes. Pg. 15; The battle for Kano market Why chairmen are boycotting Adhama. Pg.16; University press to resume sales of books on credit. Pg.16; 5 soldiers, 4 others arrested for alleged robbery. Pg.18; Ebonyi to train traditional birth attendants. Pg.18; Appeal court nullifies sale of house over 1981 loan to buy car. Pg.18; FSP chairperson sets up marriage guidance council. Pg.18; The 'Northern* cross in Nigerian politics. Pg.19; Northern ‘Not-Abies’ not 'Notables. Pg.19; Where does Cambodia go after Pol Pot? Pg.20; Identity of Martin Luther’s assassin still a puzzle. Pg.20; Tony Blair first aid for Middle East peace process. Pg.21; Somalia back to old ways -kidnap, violence and confusion hold sway. Pg.21; Crashed Boeing 727 black box found. Pg.21; Dent on Irish peace treaty. Pg.21; Too many favourites for a group, yet.. France ’98 first round Group D preview. Pg.22; Eagle Cement, Jasper United in survival battle. Pg.23; National under-17 team Adults as toddlers? Pg.23; The 'Northern' cross in Nigerian politics. Pg.24; Convention politics. Pg.24;Item Open Access Friday April 24 - Thursday April 30 Vol. 1 No. 6(Media Trust Limited, 1998-04-24) Weekly TrustFriday April 24 - Thursday April 30 Vol. 1 No. 6 GDM: The story of a convention. Pg.1; we better take another line by M D Yusufu. Pg.3; Tunji Braithwaite’s swan song. Pg.4; Katsina LGs struggle to pay salaries. Pg.5; Fuel now N45 a liter in Sokoto? Pg.5; Govt commended over hajj. Pg.5; Does prison reform? Pg.6; Passport racket in Zamfara. Pg.7; Interview with Comptroller General of Immigration, Alhaji Sahabi Abubakar Dange. Pg.7 The Sisterhood (2). Pg.14; Why Bretch? And why not? Pg.12; ABANTU: People for Development. Pg.13; How UN CP acted own script. Pg15; Politicians offer fuel for votes. Pg. 15; The battle for Kano market Why chairmen are boycotting Adhama. Pg.16; University press to resume sales of books on credit. Pg.16; 5 soldiers, 4 others arrested for alleged robbery. Pg.18; Ebonyi to train traditional birth attendants. Pg.18; Appeal court nullifies sale of house over 1981 loan to buy car. Pg.18; FSP chairperson sets up marriage guidance council. Pg.18; The 'Northern* cross in Nigerian politics. Pg.19; Northern ‘Not-Abies’ not 'Notables. Pg.19; Where does Cambodia go after Pol Pot? Pg.20; Identity of Martin Luther’s assassin still a puzzle. Pg.20; Tony Blair first aid for Middle East peace process. Pg.21; Somalia back to old ways -kidnap, violence and confusion hold sway. Pg.21; Crashed Boeing 727 black box found. Pg.21; Dent on Irish peace treaty. Pg.21; Too many favourites for a group, yet.. France ’98 first round Group D preview. Pg.22; Eagle Cement, Jasper United in survival battle. Pg.23; National under-17 team Adults as toddlers? Pg.23; The 'Northern' cross in Nigerian politics. Pg.24; Convention politics. Pg.24;Item Open Access Friday December 4, 1998 Vol 1 No. 38(Media Trust Limited, 1998-12-04) Weekly TrustFriday December 4, 1998 Vol 1 No. 38 Secession bid Oodua plans to disrupt elections, Pg.1-2; Let everybody go his way - Oodua activist, Pg.2 -3; Our stand - Dr. Fasheun, Pg.4; We are ready for them -Police Commissioner, Pg.5 -6; Shagari condemns money politics, Pg.7; Don advocates fuel subsidy, Pg.7; Nas, The Guardian in court over Abacha story, Pg.7; KDSG assesses development projects, Pg.7; Traders in Gusau to benefit from N32 million largesse, Pg.7; Indigenous investors urged to invest in NNPC, Pg.8; British Petroleum buys Amoco, Pg.8; NIDB recovers 3 billion naira, Pg.8; Airfrance joins Nigeria Airways, Pg.8; New banks out-do old ones, Pg.8; All workers to enjoy revised new salaries, Pg.9; ALSCON loses over N100 million to strike, Pg.9; Claims and counter claims at the herbal medicine fair Pg.10 -11; Onosode’s Kano declaration, Pg.12; ABU 28th Joint Convocation, Pg. i –viii; El-Zak-Zaky: The politics of detention and repression. Pg.21, Re -Katsina: princes at war, Pg.22; In defence of FEDA pioneer Exco, Pg.22; Give us justice, good governance in Kano state, Pg.22; The Islamic movement: The real issues, Pg.23; MOVEMENT FOR DEMOCRACY AND JUSTICE: A New Beginning for Nigeria Economic development with social justice, Pg.24 – 25; Looting in Pakistan, Pg.26; Broken truce, Pg.27; Palestine to enjoy 3billion dollars aid, Pg.27; The Imam from London, Pg.28; 10.000 Athletes storm Owerri, Pg.30; Champions league final: ASEC ambush Dynamos, Pg.30; NFA wields the big stick help in continental club representatives recruitment, Pg.31; Tunisian club wins CAF cup, Pg.31; Achimugu cup national qualifiers begins, Pg.31; Lautai FC win Hassan Katsina Cup, Pg.31; The Islamic movement: the real issues, Pg.32.Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, January 15, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-15) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedDanjuma, Abubakar Delay Cabinet Reshuffle; Diya, others to appear at Oputa panel; Overzelous security men caused Airport mishap; Useni Extols Sardauna’s Virtues; 5 Taraba legislators die in 2 months; Fuel hawkers, Police face off in Zaria; Zakzaky calls for global action against Israel; Contractors fume at exco; Kure commissions rural electricity; BUK re-opens Jan 22; Kwankwaso, calls for Fasheun’s prosecution; Plateau screens pilgrims; Albarka lifts 160,000 passengers in 9 months; Atomic agency donates research equipment to ABU; Extend sharia to the South; No Hiding place for rogues; Our mission is possible; Reminiscences of January 15; Reparation, the forgotten issue; INEC and the Public National Forum, PNF; Ex-rulers’call for clemency for Mohammed; Daily Trust, a welcome development; “We missed you badly, Aminu Kano”; “There will be no sacred cows”; Democracy, not Nepotism; Musharaf’s coup not America’s desire; Clinton passes Middle East problem to Bush; China adopts Internet University; Sudanese envoy dismisses opposition’s claims; Arabs doubt Bush over Middle East; NGO studies Benin elections for awareness campaign; White House mobilises offensive against blood diamonds; Macedonia executes 15,000 dogs, cats; Crocodile kills woman in romantic swim;U N E S C O ta k e s Rights promotion to UBE; Man dies for failing to get married; condom crisis deepens in Zambia; CKiria sets up test-tube sheep centre; ALSCON, NIOMP, others restructured for privatisation; Govt to boost capacity utilization; Govt exempts export oriented companies from tax; Inland Bank’s earnings hit N1.7b; NIGERIAN EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL Stock Market report for January 10 18th INTERNATIONAL FAIR OF KHARTOUM; Stock Market report for January 10;Oil firm s to meet 2008 flare-out target; NEPA begins staff audit; Bill on HYPPADEC underway; Sardauna treated us with fairness; They informed me five days after his death; Tribute to Sardauna in pictures; Sardauna treated us with fairness; They informed me five days after; Crisis in Kano PDP; PDP crisis: Let’s put our house in order; AD chairman scores Obasanjo low; Executive did not torch Borno Assembly; j The MacArthur Foundation, Nigeria; Keffi hospital to the rescue; Health: Your wealth in life; Shagari: A Quiet Man Opens UP; Shehu Shagari: Beckond to serve; FCT Minister restrained over plot reallocation; 9 car snatchers nabbed; Business m an bags three months for theft; Accused bags 24 months for rape; Farmer docked for attacking couple; Police inspector escapes lynching by NEPA star; Court adjourns Abacha’s suit against Oputa Panel; Police cell overcrowded; Beggars, Prostitutes invade Abuja; Abuja varsity gets Medical School soon; Fire Service still in doldrums; ‘Quick business’ in Abuja filling station; Kucera hopes to rekindle Aussie Open feat; Chilavert in conflict with starboug; Agali ‘chops’ Chipolopolo; Eagles/Chipolopolo match records casualty; Nigeria evens record with Zambia; Bida Lions may abandon league; Bonfrere blames players for lack-lustre performance.Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, January 16, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-16) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedNortherners were wonderful people—Nzeogwu s mother; PDP crisis threatens Obasanjo’s re-election; Salvadoran Earthquake: President appeals for external aid; Extradition Saga: AG not liable; FG Spends N4bn to fight Aids; Auto Crash Claims 23; I will restore Military glory – Obasanjo; Police, vigilante trade blames over clashes; Satellite campus operators take NUC to court; Repair Suleja hospital- Mrs. Kure; Pfizer scandal: Kano exco did not approve test - Dep. Gov.; Adamawa needs N500m for water distribution; Kebbi to uplift 5 villages; Stop blackmailing FG, minister tells Tinubu; Japanese IT aid for Nigeria; First lady to commission search and rescue boat in South Africa; Obasanjo opens Kaduna trade fair Feb 17; Victims of OPC Violence Demand Compensation; No single leader in Yorubaland- Adegbite; Privatization will not sacrifice excellence; Jigawa distribute Zakkat; Camel attacks Owner; Kano Starts daily ministerial briefings; 'Opening Salvo or Getting things bad on Course; Reduce Hajj Fares; Up hold truth always, never compromise; Keep the Weekly Trust you have gained on a daily basis; Breeding a Technological Culture for Development; The ever-encroaching Desert in Nigeria; Governor Mu’azu has proved his mettle; Dilemma of northern print media; Nigeria: One nation bound in freedom and unity; Palestine still imprisoned by Israel — Palestinian Ambassador; Experts lobby Bush for strong US military abroad; More die in Central America’s earthquake; BBC forum wants African despots to stay; Polls decide Opposition’s fate in Zimbabwe; AIDS spotlight soar with more deaths; Palestinian Authority cracks down on Israeli collaborators; Arab prospects brighten In America; Nigeria, UK grapple with passport scam; NIPC Launches Internet Website, to open Overseas Offices; Niger dock divests to offshore construction; Osun secures six foreign loans; Level of Distress in Nigeria’s banking system as at Dec 1999; Italian firm to acquire CALCEMCO; Nigeria to benefit from Japan’s Information and Technology Aid; NEPC urges Nigerians to partake in Khartoum Fair; Minister chides Lagos Governor on IPP; Lawmaker blames neglect of plants on inadequate power supply; Sardauna was God’s appointee-Ahmadu Fatika; I delivered IBB’s motorcycle from Sardauna-Premier’s driver; Our people corrupted northerner-Mama Nzeogwu; Just leave Obasanjo out of this - Nzeogwu’s sister; Steer clear of Alliance for Democracy (AD)-Abdulkadir warns Afenifere; Gombe assembly clerk resigns; Gov. Kure’s re-election campaign kicks off; Group condemns IBB’s 2003 ambition; Gov. Kure’s re-election campaign kicks off; Anenih’s wife tasks female politicians; LG boss advises political office holders; Reps to initiate laws on education; N/Assembly has oversight powers, Rep. insists; Councilors hold LG boss hostage; Southern governors meeting to strengthen unity; Rep blames NEPA’s failure on obsolete equipment; Senator pledges to de-worm 18,000 school children; Eight councilors suspended; When water is the issue; “I died from the beginning to the end” —Artistic Director, National Troupe; Sheraton Exhibition: Carvings, paintings and colors; We have stamped out mail-pilfering-Master General; Beware of FCDA car park; Police says no objection to Bakassi, but...; Lagos high Chief Arrested for child theft; Report of Loss of Nigerian Passports rampant in U.K; LG Chairman held hostage by Councilors; Police recover N350,000 in sewage pit; Pyakasa health center in limbo; NIPOST begins mobile post office in Abuja; Abalaka to participate at consensus workshop on HIV; Water scarcity hits Gwagwa, Karmo, Dei-Dei; Sewage system leaks in Abuja; Abuja residents disappointed over super Eagles’ performance; Joint Action to privatize refuse collection in Abuja; Bunu bags honorary award from FUT Owerri; A glimpse into the future; Eagles kick against Port Harcourt; Dokic booed after first-round exit; Vieri berates Inter’s fickle fan; Students threaten to disrupt NUGA; Stam happy at Manchester United; Four female teams for Ramat Cup final; Nigeria show interest in Tour de France; Becker divorced; Sampras beats Kucera in four set thriller; Gilchrist earns extended run; FIFA, UEFA discuss transfer rift; …. No new date yet for talks on transfer system wrangle.Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, January 17, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-17) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedTinubu 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;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Thursday, January 18, 2001(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-18) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedPifzer Scandal: US agency disowns drug; FG drops PAP, creates PEP; Congo coup attempt: Kabila’s son takes over; 1,000 workers sacked illegally in plateau; Zamfara govt. slashes hajj by 25%; FRSC gives reasons for accidents; Save assembly plants from collapse – Shagari; Sacked Plateau workers to get entitlements; Katsina NOA starts campaign; Suspended aide recall Barak counts on peace-talks for re-election; Police Service Commission list ready; NITEL M-Tel staff to be redeployed; Gov. Kure assures of rural assures of electrification; Ulama kicks against US AID; CRHA approves 2001 budget; Stop cement dumping—CCNN chairman urges FG; Faith without works; Congo: From bad to worse; Message of goodwill; Fallouts of Governor dariye’s trips; RECEPTION 2000: Has a northern messiah emerged?; Who Obasanjo now?; The evil of World Bank/IMF; Gen. Babangida’s travails; Support our northern press; Home truths for President Obasanjo; Governor Saminu Turaki Deserves thumbs up; Bauchi state law-makers, toothless bull-dogs; AIDS pandemic deadlier than war; Marxists closer to power in Cape Verde; Opposition in Zimbabwe witch-hunts Mugabe; FPI loses election to opposition in Cote D’Ivoire; Barak counts on peace-talks for re-election; Iraq still defies America; Aziz challenges Bush; Conflict a victory, says Saddam; OPEC clashes export by 1.5 million barrels; GSM: Bidding closed at $150m,continues today; CBN predicts economic boom in 2001; Standard Trust Bank to host investment summit; MMA terminal reconstruction to gulp N.2billion; Expert makes case for alternative energy; CICO declares bonus shares as earnings dip; Exploit AGOA , Minister urges investors; Kaduna Trade Fair takes off next month; Nigeria’s sugar production up by 50 per cent; NITEL, M-TEL probe shifts to Lagos; Ahmadu Bello’s successors were his opposite —Abubakar Tuggar; Like lamb to the slaughter; No room for free passengers; Victims of OPC violence claim N40m compensation; Edo Customs Command realized N1.4 billion in 2000; Accommodation racket at UNILAG; Minna to regain lost glory; We’ll not recognize Afenifere, YCE Leadership; Gana uncovers plot to destabilize govt; No automatic second term for AD govs — Abdulkadir; 2003: There is no vacancy in Aso rock- Rep Ahmed lawan; Carnival Swinging Carnival at Minna; Death drama in Congo; IG orders probe of N250 million 419 scam; Embattled councilors get bail; Police kill 5 robbers in Jos; 35 -year- old man in court for robbery; Police to start 24-hour patrol in the East; Armed robbery suspect dies smoking Indian hemp; Separation of FCDA from MFCT underway; Court jails man, 23, for stealing; Abuja may host ECOWAS parliament secretariat; Chikwe says FAAN is to be re-organized; Obasanjo needs an 8-year-tenure,says youth leader; FG sets up committee on retrieval of illegal arms; FCT NDE gets new coordinator; Tijjani can check Bonfrere, says Obienu; A digest of African soccer stories; Nigeria for weightlifting tourney; HFN to feature in 11 tourneys; FEYSOC boss bags chieftaincy title; Koeman: Figo’s departure was a big mistake; Ali in world sports awards dinner;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, January 22, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-22) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedIBB fires back at Gani; Senate President sued for N40m; ECOWAS parliament opens in Abuja; Alhaji Shehu Shagari: A Quiet Man opens up; Contractor weeps as minister vows to terminate N140 million contract; Facts emerge on Obasanjo/Menakaya rift; Legion chairman urge Danjuma to stay put; 10 Die in Two Auto Accidents; Atiku seeks Bush’s cooperation; Retired staff seal off NNN premises; Oputa seeks peace at Ogoni land; Kaura Poly ASUP on strike; Oputa re-opens Late Obi Wali’s murder Case; FG saves N6bl from audit-Obasanjo; Perm Sec blames ‘external forces’ for conflicts in Africa; Gombe Gov. tasks aides on probity; NNPC fuel stations for 6 cities; Idris calls for unity among Muslims; More relevant roles for Govs. Wives; FG scraps Automotive Centre; Abuja Airport Mishap: Need for Caution; Nigeria’s educational system: A focus on the North; Between Obasanjo, Maradona and old age; Canada’s Duplicity; Highlights of President George Bush's Inauguration; Two Presidents sworn in on Saturday; Clinton bids along, slow farewell to White House; Senate confirm first Bush Cabinet Nominations; Reagan discharged from California Hospital; Joseph Kabila to be sworn in as president tomorrow; Israel, Palestinians locked in marathon talk; Rebels Reject Kabila’s Son; Kabila to be buried tomorrow; Global Bank nets N 300 million in six months; May & baker loses N30 million to fake drug peddlers; SMIDA’s take-off will enhance industrialization if; Intercity Bank reaps N1.8 billion; SSG, HOS, DFS and PS offices burgled; Shagari warns against drift to one party state; Oputa orders re- investigation of court register’s muder; China to develop Yobe agriculture; Beware of AD, APP ministers; Gombe institutes Christian body on sharia; Afenifere moves against; Senator calls for truce in AD; Plateau INUJ condemns retrenchment; IBB is free to contest. -AD chairman; Dariye castigates NIG critics; Yar’ Adua group pushes Obansonjo’s candidacy; PlayHouse: Where little Architects Build; Art Watch!; The Glowing Collection!; FCDA Board, indigenes threaten Obasanjo; Kano Government approves N240.3 million for project; Courage and Conviction for launch January 27; Hajj Monitors Advise Government on Air Carriers; FG set to provide rural infrastructure; After two years of hassles, Nigeria joins GSM Network; Police detain doctor over death of lady;5 men in court over diversion of N3.5m association’s fund; Perm Sec., orderly arrest robbery suspect; Oputa re-opens late Obi Wali’s murder case; Law banning street begging out soon in FCT; 5 crushed to death at Deidei; Touts take over Abuja motor parks; Water scarcity hits FCT; Aso Radio retains present ; location, says FCT Minister; F G to ensure quick dispensation of justice, says Obasanjo; SGF meets SSGs; kalu dismisses Enyimba coach; Kanu , Babayaro may shun national call; Five entries shortlisted for All Africa Games logo; Sampras joins Safin and Henman in Open exodus;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, January 23, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-23) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedNigeria loses N24 bn in 6 months; GSM:NCC to revoke defaulters licenses; New ministers next week; Village razed; Border communities migrate to Cameroon; New ministers; Corruption is deep seated, says Obasanjo; INVEST AND MAKE MONEY with YUKIMS PLASTIC machines; Tinubu’s quit order: 300,000 cattle dealers now homeless; Police Boss Appears before House; FG to recover 2 billion dollars loot in foreign banks soon -Abubakar; 4 clergy men burnt to death; Communique calls for police presence at disputed border; Join in Nation building; Politician tells Kano deputy Gov. to resign; SSG condemns ban on fuel surface tanks; Niger plans car loan for doctors; Former SGF calls on north to embrace UBE; The lessons from Kabila’s demise; The N80 Billion Aircraft; Re: secret Killings Rock Gombe State; Between NECO and WAEC; God used Gov. Makarfi; Don’t be vengeful Mr. President; Where is Yakasai; Clarify these issues Obasanjo; Late Idiagbon was right; A job well done; Israel, opens borders for Palestinian workers; Bush warns staff on high ethical standards; Arroyo takes charge in Manila but Estrada may fight; Death toll from Indonesian landslides hits 51; Production of cocaine, heroin drop—UN; China woos rival Taiwan, warns US to stay out; Landslide buries Tanzanian village, 15 feared dead; Saudi bans Uganda pilgrims over ebola fears; Taylor alleges “big Hands were behind Kabila’s death; Congo rebels describe brutal killings in northeast; Chiluba asks parties to keep DKC peace Process on course; Kinshasa mourns Kabila; Casamance rejects independence; NNPC: lambasts pipeline obstructors, to take legal action; Debt relief: Group advocates improved mechanism; Chevron releases Y2K safety report; FG, Intercity Bank to launch shares purchase loan scheme; v2001 budget could jumpstart the economy - FBN MD; The Nigerian Stock Market; Ship tally; defaulters to face embargo; I will introduce Shariah, but …Gov. Hashidu; NAN boss calls for maintenance of environment; Retrenchment fever grips Oyo Civil Servants; Lagos begins airlift of pilgrims Feb. 11Lagos; Bayero urges Nigerians to eschew bigotry; FG to spend N2.5 b on Adamawa roads; Save ECOWAS; Firm gets two weeks ultimatum on bridge designs; PEP second phase kicks off March; Lagos plans truck terminal for Orile; Crisis stalls Arewa project in Edo; FG awards N223 million erosion control contracts in Niger state;U-50 politicians are military apologies; Join APP Yerima urges Obasanjo; Chief Imam advises Na’abba; Singing against AIDS; A place called Shagari; Teenage mother prefers Sharia to Canadian intervention; NANS set up task force on fuel; Perm, sec laments poverty in the north; Attah commends Kwankwaso; NIPOST celebrates African postal Day; Customs Officers kill smugglers in shoot-out; Advance fee fraud deal: Moroccan National Appears in court for escaping from lawful Arrest; Human Rights Lawyer, brother in court for Stealing; Inaugural address of George W. Bush; Vehicle number plate racketeering booms in Abuja; 6m children immunized in FCT; Keshi shuns Sango; NFA invites five pros to Flying Eagles; Ameobi thrills Bonfrere; Chevron staff sponsor taekwondo; Eaglets off to Bari; United sees off Jigawa; No date yet for basketball league; Sango backs Bonfrere; Makinen captures Monte Carlo; World Cup qualifier: Sudan sends warning signal; Gilchrist puts Australia on top; John retains title; Agassi backs McEnroe; 22 female soccer teams for Maryam Babangida tourney; Adams retires; Arsenal can’t stop Kanu- NFA; Eagles camp still empty;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Thursday, January 25, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-25) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedObasanjo dissolves cabinet; OPC mayhem: Faseun is liable, Gani Adams still wanted; Approval for Pfizer drug test was forged; Senate takes stock, congratulates self on 76 bills; Oseni replaces Okupe; Evolve more political parties in Nigeria; 5 perm secs, 11 others demoted, retired in Ondo; Sharia: Councilor sentenced to 11 months; Lagos Cattle dealers debunk government reason for ejection; NSHA clears pilgrims board; Obasanjo leaves for Switzerland; TarauniL.G. spends N16m on school buildings; Fire razes Abuja High Court; Keffi LG chairman gets ultimatum; Gombe receives N2m Islamic books; THISDAY editors escape death in plane crash; One trillion naira lost on abandoned property; Fire destroys property worth N18.5million in Ebonyi; IBB’s marine story; Regional governors meetings; Sir Ahmadu Bello: The leader of the century; Atiku Abubakar and the north; A case against state police; Re-Slinging mud without facts; Come Home Gwarzo LG chairman; China would not tolerate separation in Taiwan; Democrats raise concern about Bush tax cut; 25 US embassy staff leave Congo; Mideast peace hangs in balance as talks suspended; South African minister calls for vigilance against racism; Countries in Congo war to meet at UN in February; G-77: Nigeria’s graceful exit; ICAN President makes case for economic recovery; UBA Plc to fund private sector; AP Shareholder challenges Board composition; Stock Market Report for January 23,2001; NASSI seeks explanation on 10% profit disbursement; Mubeco in receivership, properties up for auction; Microsoft to pay Sun $20 million in settlement; FG urged to reduce procedural documentation in FEM; OPEC oil cuts: World Market update; Plateau government awards N2 billion contracts; NEPA has not been given $51 million; Nigeria’s High Commission in Britain under probe; NNPC sympathizes with explosion victims; ETF introduces library development fund; Port reforms create 5,000 jobs; Obasanjo retires NVRI director; Yobe plans head count, training for destitutes; Bread scarcity hits Lagos as bakers close shop; National integration group meet deadlocked; MOSOP reject Shell’s re-entry into Ogoni; “I drove Kudirat’S assassins”; Mrs. Babangida calls for prompt payment of bills; Nassarawa poly provost warns against intolerance; Diallo, Mantu head Ecowas Parliament; Benue speaker advocates govt of integration; 2003: PDP chieftain supports Obasanjo; Anyim tasks Nigerian ambassadors; Presidency not afraid of U-50 politicians –Okupe; JN-West canvasses for more parties; A new concept in High Fish production!; A boy goes to school! (Ill); Shehu shagari: Beckoned to serve; Plans to commercialize refuse collection run into hitches; Electrical contractors to assist NEPA; Abuja INEC begins training programme; Abuja gets multi-million Naira auto garage; France gets red card for World Cup costs; Everything to play for; Clement upsets Kafelnikov to reach open semifinal; Derby dangles N3m on Taribo; Bonfrcre may miss Eagles/Sudan clash; Blatter calls for unity in EU/FIFA transfer talks; Onya disowns Akpokona Equaveon; Hingis battles past serena;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, January 29, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-29) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedThe 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;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, January 30, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-30) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedObasanjo escapes another air crash; Cabinet reshuffle: Permanent Secs lock out some ministries; FG dips into external reserves to finance projects; Commuters stranded in Lagos; $74m loan for ID cards is fraudulent; World’s hungry population hits 830m; FG, NNPC disagree over crude oil quote; Technical hitches delay Obasanjo’s return from Switzerland; Loan for ID card; Uni Abuja employs 30; Plateau youths move against crowd renting; |NITEL resumes discussion on GSM take off; Adamawa places Nlm prize for clue on commissioner’s assassins; … kick against attacks on Lar; Mother of four delivers 5 babies; ... Seven suspects arrested; Muslims have not tapped from Qur’an; Ford Foundation splashes N36bn on Nigeria’s education programmes; I Former Radio Niger boss gets title; 5.2m families to benefit from IFAD loan; LASG spends N100 million on water works; DPR Controller blames refineries for shortages; Akwa-Ibom to employ 1,300 workers for sanitation job; UI expels 162 students; Osun workers declare Fasting and Prayer; Gen. Kabila to liberalise economic activities; New Cape Verde; MP says Syria to allow more political parties; United States; Calls for new Kuwait PM after ministers resign; Rawlings imposed candidates and lost; Pakistanis flee on quake rumours; Police quell Zanzibar protests after 37 die; Officials of the 13 committees of the ECOWAS Parliament; Trains, mad cow on table at France-Italy summit; Journalists to challenge Putin on press freedom; Hearing resumes in international crime tribunal; PEF to pay marketers’ allowances through IPMAN; Youths protests sale of CTM assets; Forty-three companies get approval to operate CEPZ; NACCIMA President urges efficiency among port agencies; Oil Prices: World Market update; Us-Africa trade relations plummets; Ondo to establish state Bank; Summery of NSE for 22-26 January; CBN sells N44.578 billion worth of Treasury bills; OMPADEC Creditors pay N10.2 billion – Imole; Ericsson Jettison mobile phone project; Kenya to resume fish exports to Europe; LGs directed to build Schools in Villages; Zamfara awards N1.5 billion contract for 1,500 houses; PAN not threatened by cars duty cuts says MD; Ulama commend Traditional rulers over hajj; Canada donates N100 million to Nigeria; Adesina assures effective utilization of UBE funds; Police not exempt from anti-liquor laws; FAAN asks for security to carry arms; Anibaba Calls for devolution of more Powers to State; Authors call for well equiped libraries; OPC is a terrorist organisation – Police; Sen. Abubakar faults anti-corruption commission; Health ministry sets up disease surveillance committee; Commissioner puts Lagos population at 13 million; No Bakassi Boys in Enugu; FG urged to improve educational standard; 2003: Discordant tunes trail Obasanjo’s candidacy; Rep. blames Igbo marginalization on disunity; No committed gov in middle belt -Dan Suleiman laments; Senate intervenes in Ekpoma varsity crisis; Plateau Assemly unhappy over N22m internal revenue; We have made some mistakes: Senator Abubakar; Contemporary African art exhibition opens at the Smithsonian Museum, Washington; ANA organises cultural fair for school children; Court rules Thursday in suit against Obasanjo, Attorney General & others; Robbers set Security man ablaze; Police declare Uchena Duru missing; Alagbon fire: IG orders audit of homicide, fraud cases; Former Police Sgt to appear in court for killing father; Becker in new romance with German singer; New Zealand win World Cup Sevens; Calcavecchia romps to record win; Ravens back up boasts with Super Bowl Demolition; Raul goal puts Real seven points clear; Azharuddin challenges life ban in court; |Di Canio dumps Manchester United out of Cup; Agassi leads in champion race after Melbourne win; Maier hopes to fulfil childhood dream; Abuja national stadium to be commercialised—Ekeji; NFA, Eagles in pay row after Sudan win; Dearth of talents hamper hockey development; NSSC orders associations to organise sports meets; Morocco plan strong bid for 2010 World Cup; Obasanjo to set up panel on NFA soon;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, January 31, 2001:(Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-01-31) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedCabinet reshuffle:Ten out. ten in; Coomassie, Today publisher, is dead; NNPC: Nigeria suffers another N150bn loss; Local governments get autonomy soon; FG pledges commitment to conducive business environment; Ige blames IBB forN891.6bn ID card loan; Court adjourns N500m libel suit against Tell Magazine; Pilgrims affairs office concludes preparations for Hajj; Fake Villa Imam arrested; President and Vice President’s men; Oputa Panel: Col. Komo supervised Saro-wiwa’s execution; VC escapes assassination attempt; JAMB asks varsities to accept NECO Certificates; Kogi INEC boss dies at 63; Benue showcases investment potentials; Shagari’s lamentation; The burden of Budget 2001; Bush and his stolen Presidency; Of myth, fallacies and the truth (II); Hadejawa’s greed is their undoing (II); Re: Middle Belt autonomy, myth or reality?; Mohammed is not the same as Muhammad; Re: Lagos Justice Ministry; Revisit NYSC practice; Is Diya truly born again; Between UBE and begging; Open Letter to Governor Hashidu; Abdulsalam Abubakar has done well; Repair the Rimaye water system; Foreigners created wealth for Cote d’Ivoire; Annan urges end to trade barriers for poor nations; Lamido backs presidential council; Annan encouraged by latest Middle East peace talks; Zimbabwe’s ex-president freed after sodomy jail term; Iraqi artillery to hit Israel if based near border; ALSCON boss refutes allegations of seizure of $150m grant; FG projects 3.5 per cent industrial growth this year; NEPA decentralises operations nationwide; CBN governor laments excess liquidity in economy; ASYCUDA, CIT enhanced ■ o FG’s revenue collections-kuye; House hearings on NNPC begins Feb. 18; IN2.4 billion steel mill at CEPZ starts production in April; NITEL manager denies knowledge of maintenance work; Analysis of NSE transaction as at January 29, 2001; Obasanjo woo investors in Switzerland; Inland Bank posts N250 profit; Sadiq Petroleum acquired AP by open bid; Govt .Securities Market active last week; The New Black Prodigies; Jajere emirate donates 46 cattle to Gov. Ibrahim; American auto firm sued over fraud; Commission empowered to arrest corrupt public Officers; Justice Ministry needs more than N500 million to settle damages; Strike looms in Universities; Lam charges National Assembly on FCC; Police promise criminals hell in Niger; N3m equipment for honey processing in Cross Rivers; Child labour: ILO to the rescue with N170 million; FG invests N125 billion on job creation; Enugu lawmakers exchange blows; PDP chieftain defends Obasanjo’s administration; Nwuche reassures Nigerians on democracy dividend; Don wants mathematics bill; Signature, an expanding galaxy of enchanting signs; Recent immunization in Nigeria: the step forward; The boy becomes a man; Shehu Shagari: Beckoned to serve; The Shagari Autobiography VI; Businessman 55, killed by gunmen in Zaria; Man jailed for wearing Army uniform illegally; Three die as Customs, smugglers clash; Girl, 22, found dead in Cop’s apartment; Man, 24 docked for theft of NEPA metre; I.G. directs police to impound vehicles with tinted glasses; N200m Kuje trans national market takes off; FCT women commission to open alms collection boxes; Mixed reaction greets increase in corps members’ allowance; Rangers edge out Gombe, but...; ...Total war at the top; Beckham plans academy; Kalu earmarks N500 million for Enyimba; Finidi writes off Black Stars; Maradona let us down – UAE; Ohagwu, Tanko demand back their jobs; Sango dropped!; Nandrolone research reinforces fears of supplement contamination; Eguavoen may reject Eagles job;Item Open Access Daily trust:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-04-02) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedNew population policy | pegs marriage for girls at 18; Yandaba clash in Kano; 2003: Obasanjo is not marketable-PDP stalwart; Sanusi Mato: Yakasai fights back from prison; Milosevic arrested; Parents ask ASUU to embrace negotiation; National ID cards kick off October; Rector wants better deal for polytechnics; Don’t succumb to excessive control -Bishopnwarns Govt-owned media; Northern petrol marketers call MASSOB’s bluff; Federal civil service may be re-structured; Man, 22,dies swimming in hotel; VC warns against university satellite campuses; Saudi authorities drive Edo pilgrims over CSM; FO re-awards contract for national ID; Nigerian youths threaten Obasanjo; Jigawa assembly suspends foreign trips for Gov., others; NUC security assault Daily Trust photographer; Fuel shortage and deregulation; ECOWAS’ Ivan the Terrible; Igbo: A race without a vision? NEPA in chains; Reflections on the Islamic financial system; The problem is Britain; 36 feared dead in Lake Victoria accidents; Somali gunmen free UN hostages; Iran summons UAE envoy; 38 die in Burundi fighting; Zimbabwean groups press for new constitution; Mubarak attacks US Mid-East policy; Dalai Lama provokes China; Britain postpones elections; B last kills 11 in Sri Lanka; Structural defects halt acquisition of Sofitel Hotel; Two Nigerian banks named in money transfer scam; ANAN Registrar admits differences with ICAN; FG urged to re-examine economic policies; FG urged to re-examine economic policies; NUB Recapitalisation : Shareholders sue CBN, three others; Poor technology hampers economic growth – Expert; Zambia Bank targets $3.8n HIPC debt relief; Plateau Govt., IFAD vote N59m for Bee conservation; NIPC investment forum to focus on developing SMEs; AFREXIMBANK commits N121bn to trade finance in Nigeria; Calabar EPZ to generate N1.21bn; Bankers urge govt. to sustain economic policies; Kafanchan: Singing waters of ‘River Wonderful’; First lady lectures on charity; Rural dev: Japan to invest in Plateau; Open a Northern campus here - Turaki tells ASCON; APP stalwart justifies Ogunshola’s removal; Rural dev: Japan to invest in Plateau; FCOEs to boost UBE - Chief Oshodi; Zamfara declares Muslim new year public holiday; NLC lambasts Tinubu over retrenchment; Committee of patriots’ co-ordinator demands apology for detention; Cultural orientation staff to undergo computer training; No second term for the Presiden-Sen. Waku; Nigerian insurance software debuts; Digitalisation of Lafia exchange to be completed in June; NNPC acquires aviation information systems; NITEL laments congestion in network; Arzika commends NCC; FG to establish IT agency; Cuba opens up to the Internet; Palm announces profits, job cuts; IBM launches quietest notebook drives; Nine arrested over internet child pornography; Chipmakers in speed race; Life of Beethoven; Dialogue on Igbo Literature; Nightingale’s Legacy; The Story of the New Nigerian Part VII; Bishop beats wife to coma; NYSC staff in court for causing death; Customs ACG appears before NITEL/M-Tel Commission of Inquiry; Trader jailed 2 years for receiving stolen property; Battered wife commends Human Rights Commission; Court restrains NUJ; Karl signs record deal for coaches; Bayern v United: The French Connection; Del Bosque honoured by contract extension; Toyota chasing Schumacher; Okocha, Babangida shun Bonfrere; W hy youth football’s faltering, by Ekarika; Mobil/University Athletics kicks off April 5; Abraka turf glows for Easter Polo; Badminton tourney gets new date; NCA to pick: players from cricket tourney; NFA boils over ministerial directives.Item Open Access Daily trust:(Media Trust Nigeria Limited,, 2001-04-03) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedObasanjo plans national conference; Nigeria Airways not for sale now; FG to probe 2001 hajj operation; ASUU: Normal activities in some Varsities; ETFN40bn probe goes public; 3 cops to hang for murder; Obasanjo, Atiku speak at Yar’Adua memorial lecture; Oil workers threaten nationwide strike; Supreme court declares Nasarawa traditional seat vacant; Incumbents and Elongated Tenure; Adamu B . Augie (1940-2001); Is this Sharia?; Why this crave to enslave Nigerians?; Re: Rediscovering the North; The many benefits o f Takaful; The joke is on Obasanjo; CBN and the many banking licenses; A Prophet and the gullible congregation; The many lies of IBB; Museveni is a thunderbolt; Foreign Office of our dream; Israel arrests Arafat’s guards; Museveni seeks funds for army; South African woman hanged for murder; Rwanda mourns genocide victims; Egyptian clerics ban surrogate motherhood; US rejects jet crash blame; 27 die at Pakistani festival; April: Media fools the world; Zapatistas return home; Milosevic fights arrest; Taiwan welcomes Dalai Lama; Castro opens parliamentary summit; FG moves to clean up Forex market; Marketers defy NPA Chairman’s quit notice; American firms to invest in solid minerals; Emir offers land to foreign investors; NITEL to digitalise Lafia exchange in June; CBN sells N49b securities; NLNG awards contract for Finima expansion; Insurer bemoans Naira depreciation; Chevron to establish petrol stations; Societe Generale Bank issues free ATM cards; Atiku commends Cadbury for gas utilization; NITEL to connect 120 LGs with telephones; Soares tasks NICON management on Universal Banking; NNPC/CNL provides water to Orodo community; NACFA operates through ASYCUDA; ADB lends Ghana $50m for economic reform; Resource control is a national issue; Northern Yorubas warn on 2003 elections; FG approves rural telecommunication programme; Jigawa legislators dissolve pilgrims board; CSM claims 12 lives in Zamfara; Issuance of National ID card starts next year; Governor Sani decries begging amongst Muslims; Obasanjo seeks e-business help for industries; NEPA manager laments customers’ indebtedness; Kano govt, signs trade agreement with Malaysia chamber of commerce; Kwara awards N1.8b water contract; Guobadia and Chief Afolabi are threats to democracy –Gani; Conference on Islamic festivals underway; Igbo councillor in Sokoto makes case for traffic decongestion; Kwankwaso lauds Radio Nigeria; Old boys to set up education trust fund; We’ve no reason to import food; AD proposes bill on autonomy for INEC; 2003: Dosumu set to challenge Tinubu; APP set to resolve Kwara crisis; S h a r i’a : Katsina assembly to probe petition; LG boss condemns two-year tenure; Abdullahi seeks new image for AIDS patients; Herbalist blames orthodox doctors for neglect; Rep decries lull at Birnin-Kudu Federal Medical Centre; New malaria drug out soon – WHO; Computerised medical care; Arroyo opens palace to the people; No signs of recovery for Zimbabwe’s tourist industry; Echoes of sweet; The Story of the New Nigerian Part VIII; Beating inflation through patronage of okrika; Guidelines for purchasing goods and services; Current prices of food items in Wuse market; Police indict LG Chairmen; Detectives nab wharf thieves; Armed robbers kill 2 policemen; (Patrol team smash robbery gang; Aimar on course for return against Arsenal; Top golfers prepare for Augusta, as Woods, Singhs rest; Revenge the real goal in Bavaria; Rockets beat Wizards 96-86; No hope for Africa; Coker Secondary School wins Malta Guinness Cup; Visa problem delays Nigerian judokas; Kano govt, to separate male and female spectators; Iloro Grammar School captures Principal Cup; Libya shuns Eagles; Nim corporate take-over of sports associations jettisoned;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-04-04) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedDeregulate and forget 2023; Obasanjo takes case to international community; Nigerians control US, UK internet market; Court stays proceedings in Mohammed Abacha’s trial; ASUU strike gets off to shaky start; ETF N40bn not missing –Accountant General; Senate approves one aircraft for Obasanjo; Gana advises OPC, MASSOB to seek peace; FG set to inaugurate new prisons; Muslim forum pledges legal assistance to detainees; Kano govt, demotes 200 civil servants; Nyame cracks down on opposition; Obasanjo urges Africa to be democratic; Abuja airport radar outdated; FG seeks Britain’s assistance on telecom, NEPA; Arrest the looming food crisis; Obasanjo and the deregulation brouhaha; Concord newspaper and Abiola’s death: The travails; Democracy, globalisation and debt burden; Boosting Nigeria’s Foreign Service; The right way to fight corruption; Obasanjo, time to change gear; Government’s ban on generators; A call to Governor Aliero of Kebbi State; Well-done, chairman Dutsin-Ma L.G.;Museveni is a thunderbolt(2); US silent on Mid-East peace; DRC rebels reluctant on treaty; Bus crash survivors blame high speed; Rebels end war in Sierra Leone; Israeli-Palestinian clash intensifies in Bethlehem; Clerics defend Kuwaiti singer; Strike halts Bangladesh; Buddha’s rubble on sale; Putin to unveil reforms; US awaits access to spy crew; US approves aid to Yugoslavia; Commission accuses UK of racism; Board uncovers Nlbn fraud at NMA; NNPC hits 33,200 barrels per day; PSTC protests suspension from capital market; NITEL generates N34 million monthly in Ilorin Territory; ...as SEC explains position on suspension; Chevron introduces lubricants; DAPPMA offers FG 210m litres storage facilities; Albarka completes airlift of pilgrims; NSE: First Bank leads the bulls in 1,567 deals; 'cargo allocation, ship acquisition fund; Project with GSM funds; Manufacturer advises FG on Naira depreciation; NUATE chief condemns privatisation of Lagos airport;… as KG moves to tackle it; Dogonyaro tasks northern entrepreneurs on investment; The colourful market at Kwoi; Dances of the desert; ‘Colours’ parade at the NDA; 4 MASSOB members remanded for alleged armed robbery; Govt mass transit operators kick against deregulation; Teachers call for special salary scale; Lagos ’ll appoint only judges of integrity – Tinubu; Resource control wrangle: Ogun State says Supreme Court lacks jurisdiction; Adoption of amana will stop corruption – Adegbite; Nasarawa governor counsels on peaceful co-existence; Gombe First Lady joins war against women trafficking; Albarka rounds off airlift of pilgrims; APP would sweep 2003 national polls - Dep. Gov.; Give yourself a beauty treat; Love’s conquests; Cook’s corner with Halima Yakubu; Beauty Queen to star in Taj Mahal movie; The Japanese Statue of liberty; The Story of the New Nigerian Part X :Calm in a raging Storm!; Soldiers held for impersonification; Burglary on the rise in Gusau; High Court starts hearing of alleged N1OOm theft; Councillors hold chairman hostage; Sharia court orders woman to pay her guard; Two students, carpenter jailed for theft; Almost four years after, taps in Wuse still remain dry; FCT ministry set to equip Abuja mini-stadium; Nigeria needs upright leadership to succeed – Minister; FHA workers express fear over possible scrapping of authority; Abuja Catholic Corps members appeal for support; Abba-Gana tasks Biu youths on peace; Nyanya residents protest over water scarcity; Asokoro hospital due for commissioning this month; UNIABUJA, South Africa explore area of co-operation; Injury doubts over Smith; Champions on parade; McCarron wins title after epic clash; Latest WTA Tour; Agassi powers past Gambill; Agali, Shorunmu down with injury; Aku supports Gboko Heats ban; Chairmen complain over non-payment of affiliation fees; Kano Pillars defeated again in Bauchi; Pepsi Professional League; Sack NFA board now-Akinwumi;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, August 6, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-06) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedOpening old wounds at Oputa; Obasanjo orders arrest of retired generals; I have no presidential ambition –Atiku; Retreats to restore Forces’ dignity –Obasanjo; Presidency cautions sports ministry; FG votes over N11.24bn for roads in Gombe and Yobe States; FG promotes 890 in Nigeria Immigration Service, 366 in Prisons; Rain destroys farmlands in Kano; FG awards design contracts for federal roads; ABU, SSANU reach agreement; Jigawa spends N42m on mosques, religious materials; NUC boss backs university reform; School threatens to expel truants; Dredging the Niger will enhance Nigeria - US trade; Confessions at Oputa Panel not enough - Gov.Osoba; O p u t a : B e y o n d th e Ohanezea n d A r e w a ‘battle ’; Obasanjo in the world; Public relations, truth and credibility; Privatisation for who?; Moroccans renew allegiance to King Mohammed VI; Ayatollah postpones Khatami’s swearing-in; Soldiers rescue 13 Filipino hostages; Russia, North Korea deny missile threat; NEPA declares Enugu region worst in vandalisation; Shell records another spillage; Multinationals get directives on local content; Niger Insurance targets N1b premium; Management, workers jostle for 11% FG shares; NITEL investors can amend sale agreement; Don’t privatise NPA. MWUN advises FG; The defences of ancient Katsina; JARIRI: Surviving as nail-cutter in Nigeria; NSA condoles Emir over flood disaster; L a g o s to recruit 5 ,0 0 0 teachers; Indigenous contractors should sit up-Madaki; Benue NULGE demands more fund from FG; Kano provides seedlings to quelea birds victims; Navy reacts to Rasheed Raji’s ejection; Flood destroys houses in Sokoto; NUJ gives ultimatum to New Nigerian management; Treasury looters threaten stability of Nigeria—NO A Director; Presidential jet: N/Assembly was pressurised, says Girei; Gov.Audu signs Kogi varsity bill; Izuogu heads new Progressive Liberation Party; IT can improve health sector, food production; Legal and ethical issues on information communication technology convergence (I); What makes Orji UzorKalu tick?; War College pledges loyalty to civil authority; Court orders arrest of General; Niger CJ releases 45 detainees - in mates express thanks with faeces; Couple charged for child theft; Fake NDA cadet jailed for fraud, impersonation; Passenger stabs conductor in Yola; Two murder suspects remanded in Kirikiri; AIDS doctor calls patients to herbal cure; Abuja NLC pleads with minister on demolition; Zhawa advises civil servants on retirement; Igbo traders object suspension of Eze Igbo; Abuja to host Christian congress on African Unity; Finidi passes Ipswich medical; Oliseh caught up in transfer row; Williams, Hide set for showdown; Nigerian nails Real Madrid;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, August 7, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-07) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedOnly 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;