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Item Open Access Citizen magazine of January 10 - 16, 1994, vol.5, no.2(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited, 1994-01-10) CITIZEN Communications limited• Halt the takari syndrome. • Rout this traitor. • The dangers of sovereign conference – Mohammed Haruna. • Banking: sitting in limbo. • Chieftaincy tussle: friend no more. • Marginalisation: the eastern agenda. • National conference: Benin and Mali examples (I). • The big haul: drug law enforcement officers make the biggest catch in Africa. • Open - letter to General Sani Abacha. • The Naira: power in the fall. • Change Naira’s name. • Angola: Savimbi’s games. • Now for reconciliation: Somali warlords agreed for peace talks arranged in Kenya. • PLO/Isael: peace is yet to reign in the volatile Middle East. • Zapatista’s rage: Poor social and economic conditions push Indian peasants to the wall. Violent uprising leaves 100 dead. • Onagoruwa’s agony. • Yekini’s year of glory.Item Open Access Citizen magazine of January 24 - 30, 1994, vol.5, no.4(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited, 1994-01-24) CITIZEN Communications limited• Census figure to wait. • GATT agreement. • Halt the Camerounian menace. • Modified Value-Added Tax. • UN, NATO and Bosnia. • No, SAP is not dead – Mohammed Haruna. • Nigeria/Cameroun: border war escalates. • Fresh row over Abana. • They also kill each other. • Okobo people’s tale of woes. • Gamji week: give Caesar his dues. • Ibadan: new year, new Olubadan. • The search for a national consensus. • Crime: Ede’s thousand fronts. • NIPOST: more rivers to cross. • Census: waiting for the final result • Gas: back to square one. • FG earns 2.6 billion Naira from privatization. • Burundi: the carnage, then the lull. • South Africa: dirty political tricks. • Assad makes his move after condemning the Israel-PLO pact, the Syrian president may now join the bandwagon. • Martin Luther King: happy birthday to you. • Xenophobia – Bilkisu Yusuf. • NNPC and its scandals!Item Open Access Citizen magazine of May 27th - June 3rd, 1991 vol.2, no.22: the ultimate in pleasurable reading(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited,, 1991-06-27) CITIZEN Communications limited• Bauchi: A carnage, a massacre. • Premier commercial bank: new ownership structure through privatization for greater efficiency and profitable growth. • India: Death of a survivor. • Students’ Unions: spoiling for war. • Government is chasing shadows — chima. • Arewa House: mother of oil appeal funds. • NPEC: politics off primary education. • Katsina: Police day. • Private Hospitals: under the hammer. • Insurance: new dawn. • BoJanle Awe's cross. • Mengistu: gone at last. • Cameroon: It’s final countdown, President Paul Biya and the opposition head for a clash on political • reforms. • India: end of the dynasty, Rajiv Gandhi is killed, thus ending the 44- year reign • of the Nehrus. • Kuwait: Kuwait leadership is in tatters and is making worse its image by visitinghorror on migrant workers and citizens. • Rest in peace, Sagbo. • Health: bedwetting. • New voices in Benue. • Theatre in bondage: the play "The operators" is an indictment of our society's current moral tone. • Trouble brews: soccer violence and constant disruption of matches may take the shine off the on-going professional league. • AAAF re-admits South Africa. • Lendl leads money chart.Item Open Access Citizen magazine of December 16th - 22nd, 1991 vol.2, no.51: the ultimate in pleasurable reading(Lagos: Citizen Communications limited, 1991-12-16) CITIZEN Communications limited• Leaders: Madaki and Katsina Foundation. • Abuja: a bold move. • USSR: The end. • Mohammed Haruna: The road to Abuja. • Madaki took the wrong step —Dangida. • Federal capital: Abuja upstages Lagos. • Kogi state: big strides in a land of promise. • El-Zakzaky: Arms and the man. • OIC: did the Arab leaders shunDakarconference to snub Africa? • Burkina Faso: bomb for the opposition. • Algeria: back to battle field. • Wednesday, December 12 will remain in history as the day Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics, USSR disintegrated. • EC: Britain. Always the enfant terrible, makes it a rough road to united Europe. • FIC: out with a bang. • First Bank: First with first cash. • Aminu, new OPEC chairman. • Bilkisu Yusuf: the triumphant NEC. • The Guardian in the dock. • In search of excellence: Democrat Newspapers' NUJ chapel institute an awardto reward excellence in journalism. • 95 Junior World Cup: where does the buck stop? • The return of Sardauna’s sport: Kaduna played host to the annual fives festival.Item Open Access Climax magazine of May 27th - June 1st, 1991 vol.2, no.22.(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited, 1991-06-27) CITIZEN Communications limited• Bauchi: A carnage, a massacre. • Premier commercial bank: new ownership structure through privatization for greater efficiency and profitable growth. • India: Death of a survivor. • Students’ Unions: spoiling for war. • Government is chasing shadows — chima. • Arewa House: mother of oil appeal funds. • NPEC: politics off primary education. • Katsina: Police day. • Private Hospitals: under the hammer. • Insurance: new dawn. • BoJanle Awe's cross. • Mengistu: gone at last. • Cameroon: It’s final countdown, President Paul Biya and the opposition head for a clash on political • reforms. • India: end of the dynasty, Rajiv Gandhi is killed, thus ending the 44- year reign • of the Nehrus. • Kuwait: Kuwait leadership is in tatters and is making worse its image by visitinghorror on migrant workers and citizens. • Rest in peace, Sagbo. • Health: bedwetting. • New voices in Benue. • Theatre in bondage: the play "The operators" is an indictment of our society's current moral tone. • Trouble brews: soccer violence and constant disruption of matches may take the shine off the on-going professional league. • AAAF re-admits South Africa. • Lendl leads money chart.Item Open Access Citizen magazine of November 19-26, 1990 vol.1, no.14(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited, 1990-11-19) CITIZEN Communications limited• The Awolowo factor. • Rasaki and 12 kids. • David-West: loser, winner. • Enforcing the code of conduct. • Politics: time to check thugs. • Gulf: when will the war begin? • Ominous II – Mohammed Haruna. • Tam David-West: one score in jail. • Tam, the media hero. • Tam 'Controversy'-West: the man. • Liberia: sanity at a price. • Chad on the boil again. • Britain: smelting the Iron Lady. • Banzai: Emperor Akihito ascends the Chrysanthemum throne with pomp and pageantry, hoping to reign for a long time to come. • Spirit of enterprise – Bilkisu Yusuf. • Kaduna's musical woes. • Cup Winners Cup: can Lions roar to glory? • 3rd President Tennis Cup: Abuja on the boil. • Marathon race: Nigeria can rule the world.Item Open Access Citizen magazine of September 17-24, 1990 vol.1, no.5(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited, 1990-09-17) CITIZEN Communications limited• Babangida's last lap. • The desert scourge. • Cutting the military to size. • The conference that never was. • Doe: he lived by the sword ... • The desert: Sahara inches south. • NAF School snubs Abuja. • Tanker drivers call off.strike. • Liberia: who's in charge? • South Africa: blacks paint townships red with own blood. • Gulf Crisis: carrots and sticks. • The radicals conference – Kabiru Yusuf. • Combat unreadiness. • Theatre: night of fun at museum kitchen. • Eating out: restaurant crawling at its best. • Culture: an endangered Culture. • Alhaji Isa Sarkin Gardi: snake charmer extraordinary. • The goodies of aerobics.Item Open Access Citizen magazine of August 27–September 3, 1990 vol.1, no.2(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited, 1990-08-27) CITIZEN Communications limited• Changes at NNN. • Four years of SAP. • Democracy: making it stick. • On Maradona's pitch. • Buthelezi betrays. • At the school for democracy – Mohammed Haruna. • IBB's five years: changing the face of the country. • Encounter with Professor Ibrahim Gambari. • Liberia: ECOMOG troups move in. • Germany: deadlock is broken. • National debt and the third republic. • ECOMOG Log – Bilkisu Yusuf. • The miracle of Yoga.Item Open Access Citizen magazine of September 10-17, 1990 vol.1, no.4(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited, 1990-09-10) CITIZEN Communications limited• The wheat war. • FG should eschew bans. • A "Juggernaut’’ passes away. • Privatisation is it? – Mohammed Haruna. • The wheat trap springs: an angry national debate rages over bread. • Liberia: onward to quagmire. • South Africa: the white laager is opened. • Gulf: the superpowers discuss Saddam. • Chile: Allende reburied with honour. • The Arab league: another casualty of war? • Citizen goes to Lagos in defence of the National Guard. • Bump proof landing – Bilkisu Yusuf. • When metal sacks paper. • Kidivision 101: children's own television. • Amana: the express way motel.Item Open Access Citizen magazine of November 12-19, 1990, 1990 vol.1, no.13(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited, 1990-11-12) CITIZEN Communications limited• Northern hegemony is a bogey - I.B.M. Harana. • Babangida's in-law Vs nurse. • Iraq still strong. • The Soyinka capers. • United Nations at 45. • The United Nations – Adamu Adamu. • The mirroring of SAP. • When the kettle boiled over. • Rwanda: is Uganda behind the invasion. • India: Singh bows out. • United States: Bush loses again. • The death of Meir Kahane: Israel back to square one. • Melting in the pot – kabiru Yusuf. • Letter to Babangida. • No dinner for Governors' wives. • When writers gather. • Champion Cup: Gutless Nationale blew it. • Roar on, BCC Lions. • Challenge cup final: a battle of prize and pride.Item Open Access Afriscope magazine of November/December, 1997 vol.7, no.11/12.(Lagos state: Pan Afriscope Nigeria Limited, 1977-11) Pan Afriscope Nigeria Limited• Africa 1978. • Barclays is famous world-wide that's why I give them my business. • Syria and Lybia. • Hurray to Mengistu. • Nigeria 1979: what the constituent assembly predicts. • Invitation for peace or formula for new war? • Letter from Europe: in defence of Bokassa. • The U.S, and Africa: images and reality. • Management problems in Africa: dichotomy outgrowth. • Intra sub-regional trade in Africa: search for panacea. • Gambia rethinks. • Drought again? • Neo-colonialism or socialism? the challenge for Africa. • Theatre in Malawi. • Silence will speak: a study of the life of Denys Finch Hatton and his relationship with Karen Blixen. • The unacceptable face of capitalism. • Mobil Nigeria: Hebberd takes over.Item Open Access Afriscope magazine of January/February, 1998 vol.8, no.1/2.(Lagos state: Pan Afriscope Nigeria Limited,, 1998-01) Pan Afriscope Nigeria Limited• African mediation and the horn of Africa. • Zimbabwe: stalemate and escalating violence. • A hard look at Uganda. • Western Sahara: no military victory. • World Bank activities in Africa. • Hope for African technology. • Cocoa: surplus this year? • The economy: high input, low output. • Neo-colonialism or decolonization. • Christianity and Islam: threat to African unity? • The sweet the sour. • Killings in Uganda’s national theatre. • Coup d’etat in recent Nigerian novels. • A state of blood: Inside Story of Idi Amin's reign of fear. • How long will South Africa survive.Item Open Access Afriscope magazine of March, 1978 vol.8, no.3(Lagos state: Pan Afriscope Nigeria Limited, 1978-03) Pan Afriscope Nigeria Limited• A word for Barre. • Somalia: costly miscalculation. • Kenya-Uganda cooperation. • Ghana: hunger strike. • Zambia: wisdom of austerity. • The artist in Africa: dilemma of development. • Collapse of EAC: the role of imperialism. • Seminar on manufacturing. • Ninth open golf championship.Item Open Access Afriscope magazine of April, 1978 vol.8, no.4: your monthly brief on Africa(Lagos state: Pan Afriscope Nigeria Limited, 1978-04) Pan Afriscope Nigeria Limited• The only option in Zimbabwe. • Israel and South Africa. • Africa and the super powers: high stakes in a stacked game. • FESTAC: one year after. • Cameroon: fiscal time bomb. • Little care for refugees. • Sadat's African Policy. • American corporations under fire: South African investments. • A Japanese reaction. • Selective versus quota admission: a Nigeria's dilemma.Item Open Access Citizen magazine of March 25th-April 1st, 1991 vol.2, no.13(Lagos state: Citizen Communications limited, 1991-03-25) CITIZEN Communications limited• Abdullahi Ibrahim (SAN) speaks on Karibi-Whyte tribunal. • The changing face of NYSC. • Gulf: Saddam versus Shi’a. • SDP: the struggle within. • Letter to Babagana Kingibe. • We are on course – Col. Momoh. • Kano: too many cooks. • Gani is burnt out. • Makurdi’s day of glory. • Abdullahi Ibrahim: corruption is a bogey. • Liberia: talking against war. • Angola: peace at last?. • Fall outs of drug scandal. • Diginity in labour.Item Open Access West African technical review: professional magazine for industrial & business management November 1978(Lagos State (NAS Ltd 288 Murtala Muhammed Way Yaba, PO. Box 4115) : Alan Charles Publishing Ltd, 1978-11) West African technical review■ This issue: welding Austrian trade copying machines irrigation scheme ■ West African construction loading shovels, concrete pumps, road planers, excavator principles. ■ Commercial review: News of contract tenders, financial details, commodity prices and other items of com mercial and business interests to those living or dealing with West Africa ■ Sales Force Control : The tenth part ofa series dedicated to all sales operations striving to achieve maximum results from their existing resources ■ Planning in Developing Countries: A look at the complexities involved in drawing up a workable and successful national development Plan ■ EXPO '78 —A Preview ■ Office Copying Machines : All copying machines are different and careful consideration should be taken when choos ing such a machine. This article looks al some ofthe recent models and gives some useful tips. ■ Solar Energy : Solar energy technology is in the midst ofa world wide revolution — this article looks at recent developments and the prospects for the future. ■ Industrial Diamonds : A look al the properties and uses of industrial diamonds. ■ Irrigation : This article discusses what priorities should be attached to the development of irrigated agriculture and whether Ihe considerable investment necessary is alwaysjustified. ■ Food Processing : This first of a series of articles dealing with food processing machines, deals with those for the all important operation of cleaning the product or material from the farm. ■ West African construction: Calling Nigeria, Wheeled and tracked loaders, Concrete pumps, Road planers, Basic excavator principles ■ Occupational Noise : A look al some of the hearing protectors available on the market and advantages. ■ Testing Trucks for Rough Conditions : A focus on the Scania laboratory and track testing programme, explaining how it helps to ensure that the trucks can with stand arduous operation conditions. ■ Welding of Castings: A look at the important foundry factors to be considered before using cost weid Assembly. ■ Commercial vehicle : More horsepower and a number of driveline changes have enabled the German company Magirus-Deutz to extend its range ofonloff-road tipper-dump truck models. Alan Bunting looks at the latest VlO-engined machines.Item Open Access Radio-tv times vol.15, no.12, December 1983(Ikeja,Lagos state: publication unit, public relation department, broadcasting house., 1983-12) Radio-tv times•Letters. •Radio Highlights •Educational Service. •Judiciary Versus Finance •Nigeria And World Energy Situation •Local Government Elections •Television Programme Schedule •Voice of Nigeria Programme Schedule •Radio Nigeria Programme Schedule •Radio Nigeria Meter BandsItem Open Access Radio-tv times vol.15, no.11, November 1983(Ikeja,Lagos state: publication unit, public relation department, broadcasting house., 1983-11) Radio-tv times•Letter •Nigerian Universities - Taking Steps To Generate More Incomes •Task Before Federal Executive. •Industrial Unrest. •Nigeria's Energy Sources. •National Football League •Insurance Industry. •Advert Rate Card •Television Programme Schedules •Voice of Nigeria Programme Schedule. •Radio Nigeria Programme Schedules. •Radio Nigeria metro BendsItem Open Access Radio-tv times vol.15, no.4, April 1983(Ikeja,Lagos state: publication unit, public relation department, broadcasting house., 1983-04) Radio-tv times•Radio Highlights. •Open University System . •Nigeria-India Ties. •River Basin Authorities. •Audience Research. •The Oil Glut. •Steel Development. •The Bearded Story Teller. •Television Programme Schedules •Voice Of Nigeria Programme Schedules. •Radio Nigeria Programme Schedules. •Radio Nigeria-2 Abuja •Programme Scheduler . •Cross River Radio •Programme Schedules. •Radio Nigeria Meter BandsItem Open Access Radio-tv times vol.14, no.3, March 1982.(Ikeja,Lagos state: publication unit, public relation department, broadcasting house., 1982-03) Radio-tv times•Letter •Food Production Efforts. •Manpower Development •Water Supply •Aladja Steel Complex. •Housing Scheme •Nigerian Oil Industry •October Lectures. •13th African.Cup Of Nations. •Television Programme Schedules •Radio Nigeria Programme Schedules •States Programme Schedules •Radio Nigeria Meter Bands