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Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol.7 No. 1073, January 4, 1978(PortHarcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, PortHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-01-04) The NIGERIAN Tide• Communal Crisis: Details a violent New Year's Eve raid on Iyoba village (Rivers State) that forced over 6,000 residents to flee their homes. • Urban Labor Protest: Covers a massive strike where 16,000 Lagos taxi drivers withdrew services to protest government-mandated fare meters. • Obasanjo’s Warning: Features a stern New Year address from Head of State General Olusegun Obasanjo condemning national indiscipline and a cultural "love for grandeur". • Democratic Transition: Reminds citizens to register for the upcoming 1979 general elections, marking a push toward civilian rule. • Infrastructural Deficits: Reports widespread power load-shedding by NEPA across multiple townships due to critically low water levels at the Kainji Hydro Station. • Development & Healthcare: Highlights localized community funding for schools, the approval of a federal cocoa rehabilitation scheme, and the expansion of basic healthcare schools.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. No. 1078, January 10, 1978(PortHarcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, PortHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-01-10) The NIGERIAN Tide• Port Auction: Unclaimed goods valued at ₦25 million face public auction at Port Harcourt wharf. • Fire Losses: Anambra State recorded ₦15 million in fire damages over the past year. • Revenue Debate: Editorials critique the Aboyade Technical Committee’s proposed revenue sharing formula. • Local Development: Communities launch independent electricity, water, and agro-service projects. • Education Costs: Boarding and tuition fees increase across schools in the Rivers State.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. No. 1077, 0ctober 2, 1978(PortHarcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, PortHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-01-09) The NIGERIAN Tide• Political Reform: Promulgation of Decree 73 outlaws political carpet-crossing and bans independent candidates for the 1979 elections. • Labor & Industry: Industrial Arbitration Tribunal rules Nigerian Airways' dismissal of ten aircraft engineers is unjust and violates active tribunal orders. • Infrastructure Bottlenecks: Land acquisition resistance delays key public projects in Rivers State despite available government compensation. • Crime & Safety: Investigations launch into a fatal passenger stabbing over a train seat and a foiled ₦3,000 bank fraud scheme. • National Defense: Nigerian Air Force opens a massive nationwide recruitment drive for various technical tradesmen and artisans. Would you like me to expand on the Air Force recruitment centers, the reasons behind the political decree, or the specific infrastructure projects that were delayed?Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. 8 No. 1082, January 14, 1978(PortHarcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, PortHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-01-14) The NIGERIAN Tide• Governor Lekwot's Crime Alarm: The military governor demands strict judicial action against a sharp rise in national crime. • 1979 Election Guidelines: FEDECO announces voter registration rules and strict penalties for electoral fraud. • Aba Market Boycott: Over 20,000 traders strike to protest steep hikes in government stallage fees. • Price Control Convictions: Local merchants and a judge's orderly are jailed for hoarding and impersonation. • Local News & Sports: Reports cover infrastructure delays, regional chieftaincy updates, and local football match results.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. 8 No. 1081, January 13, 1987(PortHarcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, portHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-01-13) The NIGERIAN Tide• Local Crime & Justice: Highlights a major naval intervention foiling a 3,000-bag cement theft in Port Harcourt, alongside a High Court reprimand of a magistrate for unlawful imprisonment. • National Governance: Reports on structural updates, including progress on creating a new national anthem, the upcoming registration of voters for the 1979 elections, and a state-level asset probe uncovering public corruption. • Regional & Social Issues: Addresses regional anxieties regarding border conflicts between the Cross River and Imo states, public debates over rising school fees, and infrastructural changes such as the expansion of fire services. • Global Affairs: Details international struggles against apartheid in South Africa, ongoing conflicts in Rhodesia, and fluctuations in the stability of the US dollar.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. 8 No. 1080, January 12, 1987(PortHarcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, portHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-01-12) The NIGERIAN Tide• The prices or locations of the abandoned houses for sale? • The specific charges against the arrested officials from Iyoba village? • More details on the revenue allocation models discussed?Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. No. 1079, January 11, 1978(PortHarcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, portHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-01-11) The NIGERIAN Tide• Anambra Chieftaincy Tensions: The state government refused to recognize four local chiefs. • Rivers State School Crisis: Post-primary institutions faced severe food shortages due to contractor delays. • Obasanjo’s Technological Warning: The Head of State criticized Nigeria's reliance on foreign imports and middlemen. • Global Political Violence: Riots and political clashes erupted in Italy, leaving two dead.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. No. 1077, January 9, 1978(PortHarcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, portHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-01-09) The NIGERIAN Tide• Political Reform: Promulgation of Decree 73 outlaws political carpet-crossing and bans independent candidates for the 1979 elections. • Labor & Industry: Industrial Arbitration Tribunal rules Nigerian Airways' dismissal of ten aircraft engineers is unjust and violates active tribunal orders. • Infrastructure Bottlenecks: Land acquisition resistance delays key public projects in Rivers State despite available government compensation. • Crime & Safety: Investigations launch into a fatal passenger stabbing over a train seat and a foiled ₦3,000 bank fraud scheme. • National Defense: Nigerian Air Force opens a massive nationwide recruitment drive for various technical tradesmen and artisansItem Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. 7 No 1,703, 0ctober 2, 1978(PortHarcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, portHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-10-04) The NIGERIAN Tide• Village Terror: Pre-done attack on new year day alleged • Owerri council mounts rate drive • Winning the war of the robbers • FMG Votes N2.5 for highways in Niger.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. 8 No. 2111 0ctober 3, 1978(PortHarcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, portHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-10-03) The NIGERIAN Tide• Hope of the common man • Workers urged war on social ills • What hope hope for dere? • Rivers celebrates anniversary • Customs director warns on corruptionItem Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. 8 No. 1083, January 16, 1978(PortHarcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, portHarcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1978-01-16) The NIGERIAN Tide• Electoral Hurdles: The Constituent Assembly votes against unopposed candidates, requiring even sole presidential contenders to run through the full election process for the upcoming 1979 democratic transition. • New Passport System: Brigadier Joseph Garba announces three new passport types featuring anti-forgery measures to eliminate exchange allowance abuse. • Disasters & Unrest: A major fire in Kano State claims nine lives, while a town in Anambra State experiences severe property destruction over a chieftaincy dispute. • Regional Development: Local committees heavily lobby for the creation of an "Osun State" out of Oyo State to enhance economic growth.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide Vol. 1 No. 4 April 20, 1988(Kaduna State(plot 11, No. 9, Gwamna Road): New African Holdings Limited Publishers, 1988-04-20) THE NIGERIAN TIDE• Elongated salary structure • Gov Onoja warns parent against dubious element • Borno to spend N20m on arrearsItem Open Access West Africa link: L'ouest Africain, April 1964 Vol.1 No.3 : Air edition, Business. Trade. Industry. Commerce(Lagos State(19, Martins Street) : Nigerian Port Authority,, 1964-05) F. Oladipo Onipede■ Book Review ■ Coming Trade Fairs ■ Economic Development ■ Exchange Rates ■ Focus on West Africa ■ Letters ■ News Round - Up ■ Obituary — Kofi Antabuin ■ People ■ Publisher's Letter ■ Talking Point ■ UNCTADItem Open Access West Africa link: L'Afrique de l'ouest, May, 1964 Vol.1 No.4 : Business. Trade. Industry. Commerce(Lagos State(19, Martins Street): Nigerian Port Authority,, 1964) F. Oladipo Onipede■ African Women ■ Books ■ Exchange Rates . ■ Focus on West Africa , ■ Legal Link ■ Letters ■ Marketing ■ Market Beat ■ News Round-up ■ People ■ Refrigeration ■ Talking Point ■ Trade Fairs ■ Tourism ■ UNCTADItem Open Access West Africa link: L'Afrique de l'ouest, June, 1964 Vol.1 No.5 : Business. Trade. Industry. Commerce(Lagos State(19, Martins Street): Nigerian Port Authority,, 1964-06) F. Oladipo Onipede■ African Scene ■ Book Review ■ Exchange Rates ■ Focus on West Africa ■ Federation ■ Legal Link ■ Letters ■ Market Beat ■ National Economic Council ■ News Round-up ■ New TradingHorizon ■ People ■ President Titos Proposals ■ Talking Point n ■ Trade Fairs ■ UNCTADItem Open Access West Africa link: L'Afrique de l'ouest, July, 1964 Vol.1 No.6 Air edition : Business. Trade. Industry. Commerce(Lagos State(19, Martins Street) : Nigerian Port Authority,, 1964-07) F. Oladipo Onipede■ African Scene ■ Book Review ■ Coming Trade Fairs ■ Letters ■ Market Beat ■ New Trading Horizon ■ News Round-up ■ Nigeria-The Big Strike ■ Problems of Economic ■ Co-Operations ■ Talking Point ■ The World ■ UNCTAD ■ Winds of ChangeItem Open Access West Africa link L'Afrique de l'ouest, September, 1964 Vol.1 No.8 : Business. Trade. Industry. Commerce(Lagos State(19, Martins Street): Nigerian Port Authority,, 1964-09) F. Oladipo Onipede■ African Scene ■ Book Review ■ Coming Trade Fairs ■ Letters ■ Market Beat ■ New Trade Horizon ■ News Diary ■ Talking PointItem Open Access Management in Nigeria: journal of Nigeria institute of management NIM (for progress and prosperity) Vol.23. No.1&2 Jan/ Feb, 1987(Lagos State: Plot 22, Professional Centre Layout Victoria Island, 1987) Nigeria institute of management NIM■ Productivity management ■ Managerial knowledge and university administration ■ Professionalism in management training ■ Telecommunications services and national development Others ■ Silver jubilee in pictures ■ NIM Special news ■ 1987 course programme ■ NIM news ■ Membership elections ■ Book reviewsItem Open Access Management in Nigeria: journal of Nigeria institute of management NIM (for progress and prosperity) Vol.23. No.3&4 March/April, 1987(Lagos State( Plot 22, Professional Centre Layout Victoria Island): Nigeria institute of management, 1987) Nigeria institute of management NIM■ Financial reporting and multinational enterprises ■ Assessment centre approach to management development ■ Total productivity at firm level ■ Communication in agriculture Others ■ 1987 Course Programme ■ News from Organizations ■ Membership News ■ News from Branches ■ Guide to WritersItem Open Access Management in Nigeria: journal of Nigeria institute of management NIM (for progress and prosperity) Vol.23. No.5&6 May/June, 1987(Lagos State( Plot 22, Professional Centre Layout Victoria Island); Nigeria Institute of Management NIM, 1987) Nigeria institute of management NIM■ The economics of structural adjustment programme ■ Towards the development of pulp & paper industry in Nigeria ■ Industrial equipment leasing as a facet of corporate strategy ■ Proper time management for achieving organisational targets Others ■ Editorial ■ Membership news ■ News from branches ■ 1987 young managers competition ■ Classical adverts ■ News from organisations ■ Adjustment of customs & excuse tariff ■ Diploma in Nigeria