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Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, August 8, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-08) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedFG votes N20m to combat quelea birds; States, LGs share N98.071b in July; IMF indicts Nigeria over reckless spending; Robbers send medical team back to US; Senator warns states against LG elections; Drumming, singing not completely illegal - Sharia commission; Provost w ants A SU U , SSA N U to stop strikes; NTA stations will boost UBE programme - Mrs. Obasanjo; PDP vows to reinstate deposed LG chairman; NEPA to generate 4,000 megawatts by December; Students disrupt activities at FUT Minna; FG moves to ban adolescent marriages; NCWC calls for responsive leadership; New national housing policy ready next year – Obasanjo; Politicising the ID card project; Banks without interest; 2003: Beware of lust for power; Is Ganiyu Adams a sacred cow; Opposition captures key Somali port; Humanitarian consequences in DRC are grave, says report; Syrian opposition leader calls for political reform; US threat: ANC advises against dictation at conference on racism; Suharto’s son indicted over judge’s murder; Cambodia set for Khmer Rouge tribunal; Romania pit blast ‘kills 14’; Philippines rebels accept peace deal; NACRDB to disburse N300m; Centre-Point joins Universal Banking soon; Union Bank’s assets hit N214b; Indemnity finance nets N144m; Inland Bank launches new products; Cornerstone Insurance posts N630m premium; MMA customs generates N2.9b in six months; BON opens tv\ o Maiduguri branches; FG to distribute fuel through waterways; Nigeria, Japan sign N600m rural electrification note; Nigeria, Japan sign N600m rural electrification note; Rivers Govt orders location of police post in refinery; NEPA begins customers' registration in Kano; Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi commends Governor Bafarawa; F G should relax conditions on electricity generation - Gov Dariye; Onoja makes case for Idoma unity, discipline; Nwodo condemns frequent foreign tours by lawmakers; Turaki’s deputy denies resigning position; Labour unions proffer solutions to Nigeria’s problems; The wonder called Abuja marriage!; The reputable match maker; Man forges NYSC posting letter; Gold and Tones concert holds in Abuja; Mrs Obasanjo woos tourists, investors; Robbers kill policeman, eight others; Plateau State police nab fake detective; Niger Dock cashier in court over theft charges; Notorious robber appears in court; Lagos gov sued over high cost of litigation; Three wonder foods coy staff charged to court; Girl dumps baby in creek; Eaglets coach calls for more friendlies; Adefarati tasks Eagles on World Cup; LG Electronics boosts Berger’s Champions League campaign; Olympian takes case to National Assembly;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, August 14, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-14) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedSokoto to fight sand-dunes with N150m; North adopts new agric strategy; NASS backs police fund; ‘IBB will soon appear before Oputa Panel’; Palestinians close shops in anti-Israeli protest; FG to stem industrial pollution in Kaduna State; ‘FG committed to technical education’; Mrs. Obasajo tasks women politicians; Obasanjo intervenes in Anambra crisis; Adamawa NLC sets up committee on hou in g scheme deductions; FG to sink 23,000 boreholes nationwide – Minister; [Association blames ministry on failure of agriculture; Customers owe NEPA N2 bn in Kano zone — G M; Customers owe NEPA N2bn in Kano zone — G M; B A S E P A begins pilot scheme on desert control; CBN mops N31.4b excess liquidity; Banking sector dominates NSE transactions; NDIC declares N4b liquidation dividend for 23 banks; NITEL rakes in N2b from government agencies; Plateau Accountant-General urges strategic budget planning; Eleme petrochemicals’ process units now functional —Dennar; Maritime unions support port reforms; Nigeria's crude production hits 16m bpd; Mandilas launches Skoda Fabia; NEPA commissions 15MVA transformer in Kano; Plateau Govt tasks LGs on budget; Don lists ways of tackling universities’ problems; Minister stresses community participation in UBE; High court restrains O Y SG from demolishing estate; N 90m trip: Kano Assembly under fire; AD condemns FEC over N National ID Card; Ex-minister canvasses support for Dariye; Encourage retired officers to participate in politics -youths leader; Benue Assembly work; NAFDAC destroys N83m worth of drugs; Israel seeks greater health cooperation with Nigeria; Community participation important to T good breastfeeding habits – Ndalolo; Health professionals to go on retreat; Expert identifies cause o f failure o f population policy; Emzor receives award; 600 VVF patients in Illela; HIV/AIDS and its cure; NITR alerts on epidemic; WHO ranks Nigeria health system low; Police arrest corps member over bank robbery; Woman docked for 419; Girl killed in boyfriend’s residence; FCT minister calls for T more resourceful youths; Yayale tasks trade unions on dialogue; Isma’il counsels on nation building; Lizard disrupts wedding in Idu; Kwali chairman gets good performance rating; Nigeria’s contingent disqualified for fielding over-aged players; 300 athletes benefit from basketball clinic; Ibeabuchi’s attorney deserts him for non-payment of legal fees; NFA disowns Julius Berger;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, August 20, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-20) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedDoctors strike worsened health; Army rejects Biafran soldiers; 2003: PDP endorses automatic ticket for incumbents; Nigeria to establish trade office in China; Adesanya warns AD governors; Power to hire, fire still resides in FCSC; Rainstorm wrecks havoc in Adamawa; Zamfara official remanded in prison; Nigeria, Niger border disputes end soon –officials; : Emir urges IBB, others not to appear; Re: Rimi and disrespect to Obasanjo; Lere elders are peace lovers, not killers; Re: Buhari ‘Muslim president’ controversy; Angola: A tale of landmines and ruins of war; Israel attacks Palestinian post; Briton held over orphan abuse; Iran police to begin moral campaign; Explosion rocks Spanish resort; UK unionists want child farm labour banned; MMA terminal reconstruction commences soon; NITEL condemns media reports on Lagos fire; NITEL bidding document From Ralriya A. M uham m ad, out tomorrow; NCP appoints consultants for EMCON; NASI faults AON’s stand on FAAN’s privatization; Tales of a triumphant school teacher; UBE tasks social mobilization workers; Nigerians urged to support NDLEA; Oputa Panel: A C F to make statement over IB B soon; 6,000 apply for prison job in Benue; Collapsed bridge claims two lives in Jigawa; Adamawa spends N244m on pension, gratuity; FRCN to post correspondents to local government areas; NASS won’t pass any bill on ID card - Maitama Yusuf; ACF appoints Mohammed Haruna committee member; Sokoto PDP under attack from govt; Abeokuta South AD suspends chairman; Edo lawmaker awards scholarship to indigent students; Bayelsa lawmaker loses Nl,5m to driver; Information technology is key area in Nigeria - Alhaji Abdullahi; NAMA assures airspace safety with IT equipment; Engage only CPN registered professionals – expert; Computer Developers Aiming to Exterminate the Mouse; US builds mega computer; Internet Tips: Double up with internet connection sharing; Arundhati Roy, India’s award-winning female novelis; Assassins murder bizman in Katsina; Court convicts two girls for prostitution; FG owns 23,297 houses in Abuja – report; NCWS hols seminar on crisis management; Dualisation of NyanyaKeffi road worries minster;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, August 21, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-21) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedFG enlists villagers against border crime; Sack Ige, Rimi urges Obasanjo; Middle Belt Forum rejects ACF; Parly registration: Aikhomu warns against manipulating INEC; Waku eyes presidency; Tiv community boycotts T committee sitting; Gov Makarfi raps southern press; Zamfara PDP expresses fear over police partiality; Wife kills husband over battering As 28-yr-old man commits suicide; Prof. Gana advises Taraba governor to redouble efforts; North acquires 60% of privatized companies; Minister wants contractors paid within 28 days; Illorin is not a Fulani town - Bola Ige; Gov Nnamani cautions media on survival of democracy; FG to establish youth development centres; Aisha Ismail explains essence of PEP; Commission of enquiry begins sitting in Lokoja;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Thursday, August 9, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-09) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedNITEL rolls out rock-bottom GSM; Gov restricts Emir; Gov restricts Emir; Union warns OPC over Ilorin; FG endorses SAGEEM for N25b ID Card project; F G proposes new N E PA Bill; Bafarawa lambasts LG chairmen; Commission unearths 32 abandoned FG projects; Abia govt lifts suspension order on 14 traditional rulers; Rtd AIG highlights dangers of ECOWAS protocol on free movement; Nigeria, S/Leone, Mali ask Charles Taylor to release political detainees; 8 3 Techical colleges to benefit from education plan; Why NITEL bill was increased – Minister; Prove yourselves, Nwosu charges AIDS cure claimants; Dirty linen at Oputa panel; The handshake and its enemies; Leave Abuja Stock Exchange alone; S/Leonean child victim for UK treatment; 20 white farmers for trial in Zimbabwe; Gulf oil spill threatens Saudi Arabia; Moi dedicates park to 1998 bomb victims; Security beefed up at Lagos ports; AON engages locally trained pilots; ATSSSAN charges Kema Chikwe over job security; Ethiopian Airlines to commence direct Hong Kong flight; TCB Plc elevates 14 staff; Nwokedi identifies cause of row over marginal fields; Nigeria Airways resumes flight on Lagos-London route; UBA raises share capital to N2b; Kwankwaso blames LGs over street begging; AIG commends CPs for fight against crime; N U J donates computers, generators to 18 state councils; NAPEP co-ordinator charges members; LG chairman supports creation of new councils; Liquor licensing board chairman gets accolades; FG establishes nursery belt in Gboko; Structure of a proposed national drought and desertification agency; Minister laments desert encroachment; Reducing carbon emissions level in Nigerian cities; No Place for a Yoruba Oba in llorin Emirate; APP crisis: govt officials quizzed s over assassination attempt; Driver jailed for offering bribe; Bizman drags police commissioner, two others to court; Police arrest wanted criminal in Zaria; Gurara to end Abuja water problem – Shagari; American company to build low cost houses in Abuja; Retrenchment underway in FHA; FCT residents speak on transportation problem; Johnson faults election of governors into associations; Thiam triumphs in 400m; Airways denies negligence over Nigerian athlete’s death;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, August 13, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-13) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedUNFPA 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;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, August 16, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-15) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedArewa Afenifere suspend hostilities; Israeli troops set for war; Police, OPC clash claims 2 lives; UniAbuja, five others threaten fresh strike; Smugglers attack customs officer’s burial procession; Obasanjo to deal with corrupt civil servants ; DRAMA: D/Gov. LG chairman disagree over project; Nigeria now haven for foreign investors — Senate President; NEPA rejects Niger Rep ’s request for tariff review again; Deputy speaker survives impeachment in Adamawa; Speaker takes over as acting governor in Enugu; C/River councillors protest over non-implementation of jumbo pay; HOS appeals for restoration of diploma courses in ABU; NFA alerts public on fake document m circulation; ACF’s unity train moves to Minna, Sokoto; Kano residents cry out over water shortage; Democracy and its endless dividends; Sacked CBN workers appeal to FG; First Bank pensioners kick against tax deductions; Ex-bank chief condemns D revenue sharing formula; Edo govt disburses micro-credit loans to fire victims; Reforms will transform economy- Ayagi; Customs generates N1.18b in Lagos Airport; FG plans ‘Export Houses’ abroad; NPA Privatisation: Ports union threaten national body; UBE takes HIV/AIDS campaign to schools; Governor Sani lifts ban on Emir; Otobo urges contractors to complete project by December; Niger CJ enjoins law officials to fear God; Rivers House of Assembly on war path with Michelin; UNDF committed to the unity of Nigerians -Col A kaagerger; Agitation for a northern president in 2003 healthy —APP chieftain; Fraudulent acquisition of property-The India experience; COREN solicits better pay for engineers; FG rehabilitates 30 roads, 90 others under construction; Ebonyi govt signs N 1.4bn hotel contract; Kaduna warns coys over pollution; Still on official misconceptions about desertification; AIG orders increased patrol of Lagos airport road; Bank fraudster jumps bail; FCT farmers get advice on food security; Boyd keeps opponents in suspense; Udo-Obong criticises new false start rules; Obienu commends Aku for World Cup ticket; Owen set for new Liverpool deal;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, August 15, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-15) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedIBB lists conditions for appearance; FG to count teachers; APP, AD condemn use of ID card; Govt to checkoil spillage; Gov Lawal debunks OPC threat; Balarable Musa warns INEC against non-registration of parties; Pro -Sharia group burns two beer-carrying trailers; Two commissions may clash over right on judges; Education to get 26% of2002 budget; FG moves to reposition the police force; Cleric makes case for ex-convicts; Commission to monitor satellite campuses underway; Arewa forum is non-partisan – Saraki; Abdullahi calls for community participation in education; Christian society presents gifts to child care home; Fairness to pensioners; Adverse effects of bank interest; The ranting bees; Strides in cotton production; Drum beat of Tazarce; Redistribute world power system - A l i M a z r u I; Death toll rises in Iran; Israel raids Palestinian-controlled Jenin; N13b insurance agency for launch next week; Hadejia farmers get N2m credit facility; Leadway Assurance assets hitN2b; DPR reports more spillages, explosions; Gas. Flaring: FG to study Shell’s position; Union, Foundation want autonomy for NDE; Rwanda to boost exports after privatization; When white-collar farmers met in Sokoto; Sen Zang awards scholarship to 19 students; NOA DG commends Sokoto Sharia judge; FG to spend N28b on 22 power sub-stations; Katsina appoints new DG for education fund; Odili cautions on birthday messages; 2003: PDP chieftain foresees bleak future; Council boss disagrees with Obasanjo over spending; Obasanjo urged to avoid second term; Policy formulation: Obasanjo ’s formula; Saddam’s romantic novel to hit the stage; A singular experience in Akwa-Ibom; Two arraigned for possessing Indian hemp; Robbers raid retired judge’s residence; L U T H u n d e r g u a r d; Senator denies food poisoning; FCT residents beat inflation with Belgium products; Kubwa residents resist high rents; IJNCWS executive pledges purposeful leadership; Amodu denies asking for pay increase,Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, April 7, 2009:(Lagos state: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-07) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.Atiku is a drowning man – PDP declares; Okiro blames police for recent crises; :Suswam, mark ,Bishops mourn Makurdi auto crash victims; UNIBEN Council sacks Acting VC; New Gbong Gwom receives letter of recognition; Militants attack D W boat house in Bayelsa; Fuel queues: NNPC accuses marketers of sabotage; Nigeria heads ECOWAS' new anticorruption body; Test run of TRACO begins; Power generation rises to 2900mw; Why Nigeria lacks good planning, by Shamsuddeen; Give government good technical advice, VP urges gas experts; Bakassi boundary issues to be concluded in 2010; Constitution review: Re s to call for memoranda; Okiro blames police for recent crises; AC alleges plans to invade Ekiti with fake security; Niger Delta landlords from monitoring group on government programs; NAF appoints new spokesman; 140 Nigerian deportees from Libya arrive home; Motorcyclists disrupt crash helmet distribution exercise in Abuja; Court adjourns trial of Al-Mustapha, others till April 28; Iwu/INEC joined as parties in CNPP's suit; Association gives FG ultimatum on CONTISS; Imo directs LGAs to open IGR accounts; Plateau PDP crisis: Mangni challenges Shown to debate; Bureaucracy delays take-off of Funtua inland depot; Financial meltdown: Nigerian hospitals move to reduce costs; Idris restates commitment to lift Kogi; Electoral Reform: Youths demand 'implementation of Uwais report; Expert advocates accountability in university system; Nigeria loses N6.2bn annually to imported: barytes; Court denies IBB cousin bail; TUC backs amnesty- deal for Niger Delta militants; Impeached Taraba CNPP chairman opposes removal; Owerri zone backs Ohakim on guber tussle; 6,000 MW not possible in 8months-HameedAli; NIGERlANS CANNOT BE DECEIVED I DID NOT WRITE THE POWER P.ROBE REPORT; Government House Kaduna not a drain pipe - Special Assistant; Appeal Court upholds election of Benue minority whip; Government should take over banks etc; Ending the chaos in Ebiraland; Homosexuality as transgression beyond limits; Rebranding Nigeria and the drivers; Somali pirates seize more vessels; Kenya coalition minister resigns; Sudan steps up efforts to free kidnapped aid workers; Obama reaches out to Muslim world; Italy hunts for quake survivors; S/Korea accused over poisoning; Death camp Nazi' can be deported; Egyptian police stifle protests; PEF to sue marketers over N13bn debt; Stock market picks up again; Firms jostle for SMEDAN contracts; KADCIMA on trade mission to Asia; AP to market cooking gas in Ghana; The dwindling fish market in Kano; Pension: 48 employers face legal action; Stop chasing customers for deposit, ANAN warns banks; E-payment will check corruption – UBEC boss; First Bank rewards 166 customers; Stock markets give up early gains; Dog owners do look like their pets, say psychologists; How eating chocolate can help improve your maths; Monarch seeks compensation over acquired community land; We are neglected, Gurara Dam communities tell FG; N360m for construction of 1.6 km road near Onitsha; Kwara tasks LGs on Clean, Green programme; Google co-founder plans eco-mansion; FCTA partner manufacturers over environmental equipment; UN plans guide to fighting climate-change disasters; Minister calls for increased control of fossil fuel; Kano pollution control lab urged to go commercial; Minister calls for increased control of fossil fuel; NEMA and the challenge of managing disaster in Nigeria; FCDA officials seal up bank at Utako; Mass Transit commuters complain over smart card; Man jailed for stealing iron rods; New' guidelines for mass housing projects in Abuja; With checks and balances, president can appoint INEC chair; Flying Eagles told not to underrate opponents; Egypt 2009 Draw: What the coaches say; Returnee Ezeji sets league goals record; We are not afraid of Al Ahly – Galadima; Heartland look ahead to clash with Cotonsport;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Thursday, April 2, 2009:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-01) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.Stocks: Nigeria recorded the world's worst losses; IGP warns of sectarian crisis in Niger; Fayose knows faith on oversea treatment April 6; Soko teachers commence strike; AP price manipulations: SEC commences further investigations; Senate set to grant ICPC more powers to intervene in ondo LG crisis; S/Court sets convict free; Bizman seeks to join Aondoakaa in abuse of office case; Yar'adua can’t stay away from Ekiti rerun election – PDP; Protection of local industries, not our business – Minister; PDP NEC may consider Dariye's return; What Obasanjo said of Atiku; Rape Suspect kills policeman in Abuja; Reps order NCS to stop harassing vehicle owners; Telecoms firms seek $10bn for infrastructure; Iwu: Unity Forum cautions N/Assembly; UK launches new student immigration system; UN to train Nigeria, 9 others in modern policing; Plateau lawmakers intervene in health workers, govt row; Medic tasks govts on cancer campaign; Group carpets Sheriff over N596m education fund; Shekarau recounts encounter with 'ex-student' hired killer; UNICEF trains policy makers on maternal mortality; Oyo approves new pay for teachers; Kwara pays N4m to disengaged water corporation staff; Of Millitary discipline; Re: Senate threatens to Sack Kwali council boss; Arewa Media Forum and the North; CSO network and dialogue on electoral reform; Civil Society Watch; Governor Jang and Namu crisis; Rwanda says victims' remains used in witchcraft; Libyan coastguard scour sea for shipwreck victim; Sudan's Bashir in Saudi for Mecca pilgrimage; Obama envoy visits Sudan amid pressure on Bashir; Saudi government cracks down on Shiite dissidents; New Israeli FM warns concessions will invite war; Yemen captors of Dutch hostages offer swap; No US-Iran meeting at Afghan conference; US, Russia plan to reduce nuke warheads; G-20,protesters break into Royal Bank of Scotland; N/Korea threatens US spy planes monitoring rocket; African Business Drivers; Dangote group, govt to establish tomato factory in Kano; Senate blames food insecurity on neglect; Timex Global urges N/assembly on ICT; Patronize locally manufactured products; S/Arabia woos Nigerian investors; Megatech, ZTE, China sign MoU on network expansion; Stock market recovers N12bn; Oriental Afren achieve success in Ebok oil field appraisal; The truth on whether 'opposites attract'; Dieting 'makes you look older'; Delta Govt House to gulp N3.2b; Two more Benue rural communities get electricity; Old boys build two classrooms for Rumfa College; FG to cut down rural roads deficit through RAMP; Kwara tasks LGs on sanitation programme; UN plans guide to fighting climate-change disaster; Lagos Housing Fair for April 27 to May 2; Yemen's 'Manhattan of the desert; Youngster jailed for stealing mast’s receiver; Guests astonished over PHCN's choice for SERVICOM's award; Muslim women, medical experts meet over health issues; One dies in auto crash in Gwagwalada; FCT to commence Muslim pilgrims' screening next week; Plateau health workers have no reason to embark on strike-Suleiman; 2011: ANPP shouldn't give Buhari auto ticket; Australia on verge of qualification; Venezuela surprises Colombia; The pitfalls of opposition politics; NSC plan stakeholders meeting;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, April 8, 2009:(Lagos state: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-08) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.Police arrest herbalist for beheading 8 yrs. Old; Ogun Speaker accepts N/Assembly takeover; Zamfara D/Gov cautions against vices; .Riot: Niger expels 17 students; Take over could be dangerous – Group; Court to begin fresh trial of Henry Okah; Pilgrims boards not responsible for hajj passport; Character Commission must approve all appointments by MDAs; FG to release guidelines for N200bn agric loan next week; France plans 250m euro Investment Fund for Africa; BPE reactivates SAHCOL privatisation; Minister tasks Swedish investors; FG declares public holiday for Easter; License revocation: NERC receives reports on IPPs operations; AC tasks Yar' adua on quality leadership; FG won't sack any workers; Bayelsa, IYC collaborate on Niger Delta peace moves; Kidnappers of commissioner's wife demand N12m ransom; Nigerians challenge govt on poor healthcare delivery; NUT suspends teachers strike in Delta; LASUTH to be decentralized; LAMATA to transform Lagos transport system says MD; Lawyer's body set to bar member from practice; AC wants attack on kogi speaker probed; Abuse of office: Court grants Biz man's application to join Aondoakaa; Court grants Shinkafi case transfer; NAF to beef maritime patrol; Benin residents protest against kidnapping, killing; Sheriff seeks support for police; 3-day old baby girl found in Sokoto; Shekarau, Oshotimehin advocate new policy on health care; Assembly committee uncovers more fraud in Edo; Ondo D/Speaker tasks Mimiko on devt.; Obi of Onitsha urges journalist to be objective; We will strengthen PDP – Dariye; SSG wants difficult cases referred to govt hospitals; Re: Isa Yuguda’s slip of tongue; Curbing the menace of CSM and Lassa fever; How realistic is Gen. Buhari's ambition?; The problem of elections in Nigeria; Unmasking mark at 61; I was victim of power abuse, says Zuma; al-Bashir VOWS to try Darfur war criminals; Rvvanda lambasts UN; Southern Africa swamped by flood; US adds $80m in food aid for Africa; Jacob Zuma: Off the corruption hook; Obama in surprise visit to Iraq; Death toll in Italy quake passes 200; Iraq shoe thrower's jail term cut; French claim full face transplant; .Kano tops unemployment index in Nigeria; Kano to get Africa's biggest trade centre; Stock market recovers N13bn; FOREX: CBN sold $6.173bn in 3 months; Dangote still under investigation - SEC I; DPR shuts Conoil stations for fraud; Emirates SkyCargo acquires New-Generation Freighter; Air France KLM increases capacity by 1000 seats on routes; FG appoint new MD, EDs for Mortgage Bank; Foreign exchange inflow into Nigeria drops; I was never arrested – NDIC boss; InterContinental’s anniversary forum moves to Enugu; .Why do we get baggy eyes?; Birds can read human gaze; Kano to construct raw water intake at Challawa River; FCTA warns on annexation of open spaces; Environmental pollution: Industries get May 6 deadline to enforce standards; Strong quake rattles Pacific islands; AEPB gets new Director; Nigeria makes case for Africa on environment issues; Senator seeks climate change commission; Estate surveyors prepare members for global practice; We have introduced land reforms in Ogun -Daniel; Immigration officer dies in auto crash; Boy declared missing at masaka; ABC transport declare 15 persons wanted; FCDA officials demolish illegal structures at NUJ premises; Police arrest suspected homosexual; Mechanic charged for attempted car theft; SERVICOM faults National Hospital services; Niger Delta Militants: What’s the worth of FG’s amnesty; Constitution review still on course – Reps Minority leader; Flying eagles wont underrate any opponent – Lulu; Abuja FA, others face dissolution;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, April 6, 2009:(Lagos state: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-06) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.Tukur urges states to shun power fund; LG present N389m Appropriation bill; Akpabio backs FG on amnesty to militants; US warns of possible attacks on embassies in Nigeria; Reps commences investigation of AP shares price; Truck crushes two in Suleja; FG to establish more Lassa fever diagnostic centres- Osotimehin; Ekiti: AC alleges plot to influence electoral commissioner; UK hikes visa fee; ECOWAS condemns human rights violation in Guinea Bissau; 17 women perish in crash; Ekiti: I did not call for deployment of soldiers – Bankole; Ekiti is central to us – PDP; Lion’s share scandal: NCMM, Nasarawa govt didn’t spend N18m; Minister assures youths on employment; Minister assure youths of employment; Group calls for increased funding for adult education; Amnesty to militants: Sylva commends FG; Uduaghan tasks citizens on rule of law; FRSC starts BAC test; Security men assault kogi speaker; Suswam suspends Ogbadibo LG Chairman; Christians celebrate Palm Sunday; 13 states to benefit from UNDP Programme; Financial meltdown threatens Nigeria’s development – Editors; Controller defends prison officers on bribe collection; Gombe spends N2bn on hospital rehabilitation; Ondo plans own rebranding project; Kogi plans tourism boost; Varsity lecturers slam re-branding project; Sokoto spends N22m on UME forms; Taraba civil service commission boss in EFCC net; Nigeria Tertiary Institution need more funding – Abubakar; Police launch manhunt for ritualist in Niger; G-20: Beyond Yaradua’s lamentations; The need for Unity in Oke-Ogun; Israel on trial: Answers; Making Mr. President more voluble; ANC ondemns Tutu’s Sacrilege; Tsvangirai hit by second tragic loss; Zimbabwe to re-engage with west; Libya migrants search called off; Sudan elections put back to 2010; Obama promotes nuclear-free world; Mecca mosques wrongly aligned; Ice bridge ruptures in Antarctic; First bank adopts international reporting standards; Farming and the raining season; Stock market report; How bank are ruining Nigeria economy – Duru; Thorny path to CBN Governorship; Fertiliser distribution to be delayed; Standard chartered Bank expands branch network; Glo sponsor south-south economic summit; Minister tasks NITDA on ICT training guidelines; When did April fool day begin?; Funtua council spends N305m to provide shops; HJBBDA contractors want contract reviewed; FG cannot provide housing, roads all alone- Minister; A communal appraisal of water, sanitation in Ekiti; Gurara Dam and the hope for adequate water in Abuja; DRTS impounds 756 unpainted cabs; Parents’ race causes laughter at Oasis inter-house sports; Hospital discharged boy injured by mum; FCDA demolishes illegal structures at Karu; Bwari residents plan protest over power outage; Professor Idoko appointed DG, NACA; Yabo becomes Director/CEO Abuja environmental board; Reject bond bill, PDP tells Abia lawmakers; Reps applauds Yaradua electoral reform; Flying eagles draw spain, Vanezuela.Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Thursday, April 5, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-04-05) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedIsrael destroys Force 17 site; Rich rush for N500 notes; FG vs 36 States: Lagos opens defence; Senate debates N800bn Shell contracts; FG to spend N9.2 billion on poverty reduction; Measles claims 15 children in Bomo;NITEL probe: Former MD paid out N285m on unnamed minister’s order; Senate debates Environmental Protection Commission Bill; Commission moves to restore Lake Chad’s dwindling water; Police deny killing students during demonstration; .Political affiliation won’t affect execution of rural electricity projects—Goje; UNIMAID joins ASUU strike; Resource Control: Omu asks for 50 per cent derivation; Community protests non-payment of reparation for mining activities; Nigeria eyes oil in Sao Tome; Ohaneze Ndigbo sets up legal team for Oputa panel; Breaking News weekte paper gets N2.1m; Nigeria to flag off conference on good governance; FG insists on deregulation, lambasts critics; Nigeria moves, to curb import of generators; Atiku tasks SEC on awareness; D5tate Electoral Commissions ® and credible L.G. polls; Commission, don’t flag off, roads; National ID card scheme, another probe subdued; Before we amputate again; Interesting quotient of probe in Nigeria; Of messiahs and errand boys; Condolence message to governor Mu’azu; Season of controversial prophecies; Northern leaders where do we go from here?; MR. PRESIDENT USE DAPPMA MEMBERS’ 210 MILLION LITRES FACILITIES TO FIGHT FUEL SCARCITY; African Union is the W a y O U t ( 1 ) - L a m i d o; Besigye declares self Kampala president; Mid-East talks begin in Athens; Zimbabwean troops leave Congo; B u s c r a s h : River current hampers recovery work; US pressures China # over spy plane; Clinton to visit Gujarat; Prosecutors file charges on Estrada; EU defends Kyoto accord; Prosecutors file charges on Estrada; Pressure grows to estradite Milosevic; Russian journalists resist TV takeover; Nuclear waste train reaches Germany; PEF may regulate petroleum products’ prices; Ndanusa canvasses SEC’s removal from BPE; Common Customs tariffs for ECOWAS region under wav; Chamber establishes infotech sector group; NICON MD backs management buy out scheme; NSE All-Share Index closes at 9,211 in 1,717 deal; D-8 to execute 56 projects in member-states; Union Bank retires 39 top managers; Elf boosts manpower development in host communities; Union leader warns against casual labour in banks; IPMAN proffers solution to fuel scarcity; Zonkwa: What games did the ancients play; YAR’ ADUA: Footprints of a bridge-builder; Nas chides Obasanjo for fighting Abacha in the grave; Retrenthed NEPA staff appeal to FG for gratuities; Rivers state govt, donates 25 buses to schools ; Katsina state govt, to boost agriculture; Aliero identifies cause of low productivity among civil servants; Senior staff threaten strike at FCE, Oye; 1,500 people benefits from NIOm micro-credit schme-in Edo; FG wants ministries inputs into midterm review; Keep Mopol from public functions — Rep. tells FG; Jigawa govt, buys FHA houses; Council chairman hails PDP’s Damaturu November convention; PDF’s “convention 2000” - An anticlimax; Senate to hold public hearing on delayed salaries; South-East caucus in the House of / Representatives rejects Ofodile’s expulsion; DEREGULATION: Is it the answer to fuel crisis!’; Deregulation is innovative slavery – Zango; It will nail the coffin on the common man- Santuraki; DEREGULATION: Is it the answer to fuel crisis?; Obasanjo is insensitive to our yearnings —Tajudeen; The will to flourish; Rent: Firm drags Attorney-General, SGF to court; N255m fraud: AGF takes over prosecution; Police IG to launch security monitoring system; Abba-Gana tasks contractors over Jibi resettlement work; Gana endorses AMAC boss for second ternu; Minister to organise seminar in Africa union treaty in Abuja; Accident in Nyanya: One dead, four injured; Masters champion Singh has much to mull over; Blatter lauds African soccer standard; There are no minnows in Africa –Experts; Ghanaian handler wants foreign coaches out; African Youth Championship fall-out Ethiopia apologises to Nigeria; Umeh wants Keshi to stay on; Obiora wins tennis tourney; Ekarika allays fear over Eagles; One person in every 25 plays football – FIFA; Nigeria confronts Trinidad & Tobago.Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, April 1, 2009:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-01) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.I was once angry with OBJ -Mantu; Protest in Benin over 2009 budget; Gen. Useni elected ACF's BOT Chairman; Why I shun council of state -Buhari; FG doesn't interfere with NAN, says MD; Why Egypt Closed Gaza crossing; SEC to ensure greater company openness; PSC denies extending Okiro's tenure; New alert over cholera outbreak; Police rescue two Spanish hostages; N9.5bn contract breach: Court okays withdrawal of suit against FG; Senate directs Oando to pay N4bn tax; Court stands down Yar'adua's case against LEADERSHIP; FG repositions prison system; FG blasts institutions over' N23bn unaccessed intervention funds; CNPP raises concern over Lai Mohammed's arrest; EFA, MDGs: Nigeria may not meet deadline; ,Absence of design stalls dredging of river Niger; Greece invests 5bn euros in Nigeria; NNDC, Russian coy sign MOU on oil blocks exploration; Sultan challenges Northern leaders on development; Gaidam tasks NIPPS on vision 2020; UITH, 6 others get SERVICOM's Challenge Fund; .The African Fertilizer Summit: Matters arising; How can you undermine a failed government?; CBN's capping of interest rates; SAPs, bailouts: Paradox of international development; Sule Laniido and the politics of conviction; Senegal: Electoral snub of President Wade; Migrant boat sinks off Libya, hundreds feared dead; Madonna confirms her adoption push in Malawi; MAN urges FG to save PAN from collapse; Nigeria, UK route to hit 100 flights weekly; Qatar' airways to begin daily service to Lagos; Vlrgln Nigeria makes new appointments; Stocks: lCAN urges FG to intervene; PFA: Grant more access to media; Basal MFB grant N50m loan to women groups; Skye Bank boss advises on money laundering; Delta entrepreneurs sign up for Oceanic micro credit scheme; Peugeot fires CEO; Oil eases to $48 a drum; Google searches for NEW technology; Volkswagen boosts Porsche profits; Japan's unemployment rate higher; Women spend more when shopping depending on time of the month; Medics 'can mend' a broken heart; Zain to maintain streets and structures in Minna; NIQS, others donate books worth N25m to UNIZIK; Daniel seeks FG's assistance on 70km road in Ogun; 100 sanitation offenders arrested in Kwara; FG awards contract for erosion control in Edo; It's .time to green this old (White) House-again; Youth jailed for stealing laptop; Women praise polio immunisation programme; Power probe logjam & related pitfalls: What's the way out?; Election tribunals must get deadline-Senator; Pressure now on us – Shittu; Taribo: We should be patient with Amodu; Hon Bamidele boxing tourney enters crucial stage; Masai Ujiri Big Man camp holds in Abuja; Capello opts for Crouch up front; The rise and fall of Shevchenko; VISion 2020, Economic Growth and the Nigerian Editor;Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper, Friday, April 3 2009:(Lagos state: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2009-04-03) MEDIA Trust Nigeria LimitedFG mulls amnesty for militants; G-20 unveils $1 trillion rescue package; Accidents claim 11 on Lokoja, Potiskum roads; Gaidam reappoints 16 commissioners; Yuguda in minor cabinet reshuffle; Why meningitis increases in northeast, by NEMA; Northern Union presses for region’s development; Ex- minister attacked by armed robbers; Reps threaten taking over Ogun Assembly; Lafiagi heads PDP convention committee; Dialogue asks FG to give in to ERC report; 8m Nigerians face deportation- Reps; Reserve 70% seats for fresh pilgrim – NAHCON tells states; Nigeria owes World Bank $3.2bn – Mansur; Blackout imminent as power supply drops by 700mw; Fertilizer distribution for 2009 farming season may be delayed – Investigations; Consultation is key to success of re-branding – Shekarau; Yaradua inaugurates land reform committee; 10 feared dead in cultist violence in Ogun; Turai warns mothers against feeding kids with junk foods; Galaxy explains delay in 5000 VSAT installations; 2011: NPF shops for good leaders; BPE boss solicits lawmakers support on privatisation; Diaspora Nigerians critical to rebranding, says Akunyili; Appeal court affirms senator Effiong’s election; Spain donates 10m euro to fight illegal migration; Yaradua promises improved electricity in eight months; How re-branding Nigeria will work, by lecturer; Ekiti re-run- Fayose alleges threat to life; President urges editors to integrate NUJ; Agreement threaten strike over agreement; Katsina earmarks N80m for UNICEF programme; Rape cases increase in Lagos; Yaradua, Jonathan campaign for Oni; Biu monarch backs state varsity; Niger to license preachers to curb religious crises; Railways to arrest commuters atop trains; Ogun guber: Appeal court strikes out Daniel’s case; Man in court for threatening former employer; Kebbi MDG awards contract for 469 projects; Police kill two robbers, recover stolen cars in Benue; Bauchi establishes 76 TB centres; Council sacks Federal Polytechnic Registrar; Naira structural crisis; NAPEP: COPing with challenges of poverty eradication; The tainted face of democracy in Africa; Bill Gates, Sokoto and polio virus; Sudan to hold first general election in 24 years; S/Africa’s Tutu says ANC leader should face graft trial; Mexico reports arrest of major drug suspect; Critics assail Afghan law that legalize rape; G-20 leaders eye more IMF funds, tighter rules; Israeli foreign minister questioned in bribe case; No Nigerian company on Africa’s top 30; Nigerian stock market records biggest decline worldwide; AP wants FG to subsidise cost of gas cylinders; UNIDO, BOI partner to salvage textile industry; Expert raises alarm over yoghurt factories; Abuja to host world energy council; Nigerian stock market records biggest decline worldwide; Banks slowdown; Kano approves N257m to boost agric; CIBN inaugurates Unity Bank chapter; Intercontinental wins CBN Kano clearing award; Oceanic finances wuye market project; Helping your child overcome reading disorder; Looking great with healthy makeup tools; Hot climate produces baby girl; Natural breast enlargement using stem cells from spare fat to be made available in Britain; Stem cell deafness cure’ closer; X-ray shows how man accidentally swallowed scissors; Court rejects application to re-open Abuja parks; How economic meltdown affects real estate – Adedeji; Firm to open five new outlets across Nigeria; Developer vs PMI: Court fixes May 18 for judgement; Katsina reviews environmental laws; Saraki counsels communities on water, sanitation; FCT administration sensitizes traders on fire prevention; Calling to Allah by helping others; Zakat solution to economic meltdown, says cleric; One dies as vehicle plunges into river; Police nag Indian hemp dealer; Controller charged for criminal breach of trust; Street sweepers appeal for reflective vests; FGC Kwali celebrates 25th anniversary; Youngsters in court over handset theft; Why Akwe Doma deserves second term – Walid Jibrin; Okocha’s case against INEC for retrial Monday: Benue AC Chair, others decamp to PDP; Shinkafi reconciles aggrieved PDP membersItem Open Access Daily trust newspaper Thursday, August 2, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-02) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedGSM equipment: mobile phones to cost less; I am not on the run -Ex-minister; Guinea arrests 51 Nigerian human traffickers; 151.000 youths infected with HIV/AIDS in Kaduna; Zaki Tambuwal is dead; PDP CRISIS: Olawepo, others barred again; 500 communities to get electricity toy December; Those against Obasanjo are Nigeria’s enemies — minister; Group describes INEC’s power as ‘excessive; FG’s policy on corruption unprecedented – Ekaete; Government to prosecute erring baby food marketers; NEPA causes unemployment of 30m youths -Aisha Ismail; Illegal arms could truncate democracy - Gen Yellow- Duke; FG calls for media campaign against arms proliferation; Royal father indicts Mobil over wrong information; Recover the loot, punish the looter; OBJ: Operating Blurred Jeremiads; Morocco considers Berber rights; Menezes wins Sao Tome’s presidential election; Hamas vows to revenge killing of eight Palestinians; UN condemns massacre of SI Leonean civilians; Moi sues ex-US ambassador; Party stops Indian PM from resigning; Megawati's finest h o u r; Landslide kills 60 in Indonesia; US moves to ban human cloning; Mouse trapped in sleeper’s windpipe; Mono-product economy causes speculative dollar chase; Legislator says WTO agreement not favourable to Nigeria; Speed-up steel industry revitalisation, Akume tells FG; Shareholders condemn FG’s bid to take-over unclaimed dividends; Elisha, the dancing traffic warden; N3.6m equipment vanish from store in Jigawa; Don’t promote disunity, FG warns traditional rulers; Gov Odili pledges support for women empowerment; Adegbite receives more condolences over wife’s death; PAP participants storm Benue Assembly over allowances; Beware of OPC, Afenifere, Nas warns new parties; Edo Assembly clears only female commissioner; Northern govs urged to promote education; Anenih explains proscription of PDP’s women wing; African lawmakers meet in Abuja; Plateau, Inland Port end land dispute; Presidential advises Odili to construct new towns; FG tackles erosion with N235m; For a federal parastatal on drought and desertification; Oil pollution forces communities to flee; Fraudster dragged to court over N120m; Cleric faces trial for unholy act; Youths storm court as suit against Pfizer continues; Robbers snatch ex-major’s Mercedes Benz, ransack house; Gwarimpa residents erect illegal electric poles; Ndanusa plans for N20m Tennis Foundation; NFA thumbs up sports writers over Eagles qualification; Eagles, Lone Stars rekindle rivalry; Keshi heads to Holland for coaching course.Item Open Access IGBO traditional life, culture and literature.(Owerri, Imo state: 113 Douglas Road, Conch Magazine Limited,, 1971) Edited by M. J. C. Echeruo; E. N. ObiechinaPolitical culture and stability in Igbo society- M. S. O. Olisa; The concept and practice of satire among the Igbo- D. I. Nwoga; Relativism, pragmatism and reciprocity in Igbo proverbs- Austin J. Shelton; Igbo thought through Igbo proverbs: A comment- Michael J. C. Echeruo; Igbo language studies: Problems and principles- P. A. Nwachukwu; Igodo and Ozo festival songs and poems- Romanns N. Egudu; Functionality, symbolism and I decoration in traditional Igbo art- Obiora Udechukwu; Reflections on the preservation of Igbo folk literature- Helen Peters; The ‘rhythm of dance’ in Igbo music- Meki Nzewi; Individualism: An aspect of Igbo religion- B. I. Chukwukere; The ‘Chi,’ individualism and Igbo religion: A comment- D. I. Nwoga; Cosmology in the novels of Chinua Achebe- Carolyn Nance; Adam and Eve: Igbo marriage in the Nigerian novel- Juliet I. Okonkwo.Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, April 17, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-04-17) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedObasanjo carries campaign to US, Britain; Don’t arrest us, Okadigbo, others tell IGP, minister; Violence escalates in Mideast; INEC begins delineation of constituencies; INEC cancels LG election in Ondo; Air raid only latest Israeli-Syrian grievance; FG upgrades prisons to international standards; Ministry set to harmonise functions of sanitary inspectors; K D S G awards contract for Refinery Road; Yobe unemployed youths to get interest-free loans; Malumfashi to enjoy improved water supply; VC warns Danfodio varsity students on cultism; NEPA relocates headquarters; Tazarce Syndrome: Democracy or dictatorship?; Al-Muharram: Why the silence?; Has N30billion recovered loot gone missing?; Governor Saminu Turaki, pay our retirement benefits please; Adamawa State University: A political gimmick?; Indian opposition prepares attack; Congolese rebels block UN troops; Bosnia genocide suspect arrested; Calm returns to Cincinnati; Dissident journalists air on new channel; N1.08 trillion Upstream Investments: Obaseki decries low indigenous participation; Rivers State set to build refinery; Remembering Aminu Kano; Civil Education and Democracy in Nigeria; Gov. declares Jigawa guinea worm free; Makarfi urges Christians to learn from Easter; Mrs. Tinubu assists Muslim youths with Nlm; Akilu recommends Sharia for all Nigerians; Rep. blames FG. for ASUU strike, Obasanjo sues for peace; PDP chieftain faults Obasanjo’s assessment of Imo State; 50 million people suffer epilepsy; Economic hardship identified as cause of mental disorder; Herbalists explain focus on STDS; We won't accept Bonfrere's resignation –NFA; Don't dare me, Mahadi warns SSANU; Police warn against disruption of NUGA festival.Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, August 1, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-08-01) MEDIA trust Nigeria limitedHabib Bank launches non-interest product; N120b qualifies investor; Nigerians stranded on Turkish border; FG releases N25b for water, irrigation projects; FG screens 60 applications for private universities Obasanjo stresses standard; Two sports ministry staff arrested over electoral fraud; Israeli soldiers kill eight Palestinians; Obasanjo meets GSM licence operators; FG sets aside N500m for newsprint firm; Traditional rulers call for national conference; FG, nurses negotiations continue August 9; National media tour is to reflect credibility; NULGE boss criticizes funding of LGs; S p ace policy not for rocket launch; Taraba chiefs receive training on conflict management; Former military leaders should apologise to the nation; Sokoto donates N50,000 to amputee; Crisis in Celestial church; Cleric calls for unity; A new Guardian in the offing; Minister inaugurates education forum; Maduekwe and his bicycle; Produce, buy made-in-Nigeria goods; Probe of Katsina LG finances welcome; English court overturns ban on Farrakhan; Clinton settles in Harlem; Stable power by December not feasible; Air transport workers to go on strike August 7; NUATE protests NAMA MD’s removal; Banks commit N4b to SMIDA’s take-off; Check excess borrowing by states, NCI tells FG; Africa s cultural treasures are now prized by collectors and connoisseurs the world over, but this popularity is fuelling looting and illicit sales; Immigrant beggars in Abuja city; Quelea birds invade Birnin Kebbi; NOA to find solution to cost of food items; NITEL’s tariffs criminal, undemocratic – NUJ; Adamawa to assist private schools; Emir commissions computer, commercial, Sharia college; Benue varsity liaises with Queen Margaret University; Kano gives contractors deadline; Yobe constitutes c’ttee to probe printing corporation fire; 2003: APP must be agent for change, says Ali; 2003: APP must be agent for change, says Ali; Beware of anti-democratic groups, Obasanjo warns Nigerians; Abuja’s“Indian Bazaar”; Let Tyna rest in peace; Ajibola defends First Lady’s large entourage to U.K.; Ladies join advance fee fraudsters in Abuja; Abortion; matters arising; Situation vacant; Man wanted urgently for marriage; Dialoguing on the electoral bill; Cow thieves invade Abuja; Police arrest four robbers in Makurdi; Ma n s u e s Total f o r b r e a c h o f c o n t r a c t; Dismissed LG boss vs ZMSG: Hearing fixed for Sept; Abuja residents flay sale of alcohol in motor parks; Yayale presents cheques to retirees tomorrow; Reacting to Sunday’s 3-0 Nigerian coaching crew, who led Keshi: I’m happy to be part of the coaching crew; No more foreign coach.Item Open Access Daily trust newspaper Monday, April 16, 2001:(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2001-04-16) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.IBB Ojukwu, others for national confab; Eight lynched for ‘missing’ organ; Buhari urges North to reject ID card; African Union becomes reality; Sharia is constitutional-Yadudu; London Seminar. Kano Emir, don task Nigerians on knowledge; NYSC members paid N7.500 allowance; Lagos Assem bly at war with Obasanjo; Benue govt, to spend N600 million on new boreholes; Anti-Nyame riots claim 3 lives; Ability to see beyond the horizon; Kaduna denies involvement in district heads’ selection; NBC denies Safir Communication; Councillor calls for new school law; Nigeria High Commission in U.K. embarks on intensive staff training; Kano line increases functional f le e t; FG to stabilise prices of food stuff; Justice for kill-and-steal cops; Does Adamawa need a university?; Obasanjo as the big chief; That inglorious ban on generators; IBB must not apologize; Re: indecent dressing: NASS may reject female corps members; Avoid force in conflict resolution; US planes bomb southern Iraq; Nigerian mission in U PC trains staff; Former Ugandan president returns from exile; Kabila names cabinet; Slave ship missing; DRC forces break ceasefire; UN to evacuate refugees; Congo Brazzaville ends talk; Chad mourns accident victims; China to lend Cuba $400m; US completes sub collision inquiry; Brazilian prisoners take 120 hostages; Spy plane crew return; Bomb blasts London post office; Battle over Russian T V escalates; Bomb blasts London post office; GOMBE STATE: The Journey so far; CBN Governor tasks SMEs over development finance; NUBIFIE, ASSBIFIE lambast First Bank management over staff unionism; Dunlop boss decries importation of ‘Tokunbo’ goods; NSE, Egypt Stock Exchange sign MOU on cross-border investments; Labour, Shipping companies’ alliance is illegal; Virgin Atlantic Airways to fly Nigeria; BPE scrutinises financial proposals of privatisation advisers; FG assures Nigerians of gains in deregulation; Minister explains why govt, regulates importation of generators; The lessons of Shagari’s visit to Abia State; The UBE in poverty alleviation; LG boss criticizes Assembly over tenure; Maitama Sule canvases support for Sharia; Offa polytechnic re-opens soon; Tinubu justifies workers’ retrenchment; AD apologises for gov’s non-performance; Akiga urges Benue govt, to assist FG in security; NUC reviews ‘varsity curriculum; Bizman cautions on resource control; Plateau denies creation of chiefdoms, districts; FRSC records reduced accident rate; Lawmaker lauds passage of secret cult bill; Saraki advocates overhaul of APP; Plateau Assembly passes a resolution on re-election campaign; Benue legislators shun sitting to press for better welfare; INEC announces by-election dates in Kebbi; NNPC acquires photo image processors; CBN creates web site; Science and Tech. inaugurates boards of four parastatals; Protection of intellectual property brings foreign investment; Arzika promises investor friendly environment; Microsoft battles viruses; Ex-cybercop: hackers not the only problem; Bobbie out with Salama Leku; 20-man robbery gang attacks travelers; Anti-robbery squad kills two robbery suspects; Man commits suicide after stabbing ex-wife; Magistrate orders enquiry into suspect’s release; Chairmanship tussle: Court lacks jurisdiction; Declaration of assets by public office-holders is a must; OAU ASUU indicts Borishade over strike; L G s ’ tenure : Chairman criticises legislators; FG to revamp refineries before deregulation; Lawmaker condemns clamour for second terms; Ogunkelu advises against formation of more political parties; IG tasks police on human rights; Ferguson warns players over Champions League; Juve close in on Roma; Diack wants broad support for IAAF leadership; Eko Hotel rejects Eagles • over NFA's indebtedness; Aliu, Hashimu push for promotion in Euro leagues;