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    Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday February 8th, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 57 dhul hajj 27, 1425 A.H.
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-02-08) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
    • NEXIM threatens debtors, suspends loan facilities • Mantu accuses govs of undermining palliative c’ttee. Lagos denies allegation • PDP dismisses Reps’ stand on National Confab. Umaru Dikko canvasses more time • FG dissolves NITEL, M-tel boards ahead privatization • Togo swears-in Eyadema Jnr. • Appeal Court rejects Dariye’s plea for stay of proceedings • NUC threatens to sanction CETEP university • Atiku says SEC central to govt reform programme • SON destroys substandard tyres in FCT • Lagos LG funds: Court joins CBN as defendant • “Traditional rulers key to positive 2005 census” • Census of primary, secondary schools begins tomorrow • Youths demand N45m from Shell • NLC tasks AU on Togo • Kwara releases N1bn for roads • Police dismiss trigger-happy officer • Reps cautions against refining oil abroad • Kebbi to organise workshop on confab • Foundation battles poverty in Idomaland • NGO gives ARV drugs to AIDS patient • Dismissed judge pleads for reinstatement • Proposed national conference artificial-bishop • Akume tasks youths on farming • Before the mother of all confab… • Enter Arewa’s first lawyer • Why Atiku should decamp to AD • Confab:Zamfara governor’s blunder • Kwankwaso, Shekarau war: Apropos to alibi • Masari and the drums of Oduduwa • ECOWAS condemns violations in Togo • Garang to help with Darfur crises • Ngugi attack: Kenyan govt under pressure • Somalis approve foreign troops for govt • Malawi president quits ruling party • Mozambican govt vows campaign under corruption • US pledges $40m aid to Palestinians • Car bombs kill 26 in Iraq • Opposition accuses Kurds over Iraqi vote • EU warns against Iran strike • Fireman’s joyride ruins fire emergency • Man hides from cops, calls for help • Thai leader claims victory in polls • US urges Russia on democracy • Airline operators, NGO plan Nigeria-US direct flights • Chanchangi unveils new Boeing 737 • 717 shutdown hits Boeing profits • BA profits fall on higher fuel costs • …makes special valentine offer • Toyota gives hybrid vehicle tech to Subaru • EU wants cars equipped with emergency transmitters • BMW to recall faulty diesel cars • Opel launches new Astra OPC at motor show • BAT investments in Nigeria hit N38.6bn • Shell pumps out record UK profit • W/African accountants, auditors urged on transparency • BT offers equal access to rivals • Buruku, the notorious river post • NIPOST honours Hretirees • PENCOMM to invest N16bn after licensing • Pensioners demand prompt payment • Pension: Benue restores payment to 295 retirees • NITEL to become pension administrator • NDE plans employment data bank • .. .to register unemployed • RATTAWU threatens blackout over trade dispute • Obasanjo pledges youth employment • Coy recalls 15 sacked workers • NO A seeks transport workers’ support for 2005 census • Fraudulent staff to forfeit pay • 3000 get jobs at CFTZ • Monetisation: FG workers lose N.4m monthly • NUBIFIE lauds categorisation of banks • NULG E wants motorcycle loans for workers • T UCN faults labour’s representation in national confab • Welders, fitters demand enforcement of expatriate quota • NLC commends Swazi workers’ fight against tyranny • UNFPA and fistula operation • Pregnancy and intercourse • Erectile problem and Diabetes • Breast Lump and Pain • Yellowish discharge • Absence of menses • Vertigo and deafness • Enugu govt receives 17 motorbikes to fight leprosy • FG checks foreign medical trips ...upgrades facilities in teaching hospitals • Gombe awards N346m contract for hospital equipment • Minister makes case for PLWHs • Road safety establishes accident emergency clinics • REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM A.MENSTRUAL PROBLEM • B.MENOPAUSE • High cost of lab tests worry PLWH • Reagents scarcity causes loss of lives of TB patients • NHIS wants law establishing it amended • ‘Govt’s no work, no pay policy may induce strike’ • Abaji youths raze police Jeep over0 accident, robbery • Court discharges C AC staff over forgery allegation • Abuja MTN subscribers decry delay of service accounts • Prisons tour stalls court proceedings in Abuja • Corps members pass out without monthly allowance • Jigawa builds new NYSC camp • Mayor of Atlanta to visit Lagos • 15 NYSC members abscond • FG approves 12 pedestrian bridges in Lagos • LG boss explains burial fees increase • Gov Saraki dedicates award to Kwarans • Food security: FG,FAO undertake scheme on 109 sites • Gov Turaki bags UNIJOS ICT award • 2005 democracy day:Yobe to commission 100 projects • Ministry trains retiring civil servants on fish farming • Bauchi employs 20 corps members • SIWES programme gulps N866.1m • Confab is a diversionary tactics –AMBON President • Ilorin Zone completes pilgrims airlift exercise • Forum advocates reform of customs, excise duties • Kwara donates car, generator to NTA Ilorin • Ogun to train 18,000 workers on e-governance • Nigeria to generate N800m annually from new pension scheme- Hon. Sha ’aban • Don’t politicise National Confab-Rep • Ethnic nationalities urged to embrace confab • National confab, a duplication of NASS duty-Amb. Kwande • Morocco fancied to go top of World Cup group • Cassano withdraws from Italian squad • FA launch inquiry into Cole row • Mickelson back on top with Phoenix Open win Philadelphia suffers Super Bowl hangover after latest flop • Crespo’s last-gasp winner puts heat on Juve • Liverpool raise stakes for Gerrard • Chelsea miss Robben’s cutting edge • Wikki budgets N 120m for new tracks • Chukwu to try unknown players • Referees to sue clubs, hooligans over assault • Polo’s growth unprecedented –Ojora • Administrative insincerity, bane of Nigeria league-Agwu • Nigeria’s growing debt trap (1) • Random thoughts on national dialogue
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    Daily trust newspaper, Friday February 4th, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 55 dhul hajj 24, 1425 a.h.
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-02-04) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
    • Police, FCDA lay siege on Wuse market • NATIONAL CONFAB: Reps file suit today • …Masari writes Obasanjo • Hajj: Stranded Nigerian pilgrims bribe airlines for seats • N25bn capitalization: Senate insists on bank categorization • Nigeria’s external reserves hit $18.4bn.As inflation rate now 9.5% • Power cut disrupts NASS session • Police commission distances self from Tafa’s removal • NUTGTW takes Arewa textile mill to EFCC • Reps c’ttee summons bank boss over NPA fund • Court dismisses EFCC appeal, orders release of BON MD • C’ttee generates N6.9b to develop cocoa • Nigeria wins Commonwealth Writers’ Prize • Fire wreaks havoc in two Kastina secondary schools • Ibru: Rabo Lawal wants statements released • Court slams new charges on Tijani • 17 youth corp members to repeat service year in Kwara • Confab: Minister decries women marginalisation • FG signs N523m road contracts for three states • Cross River Speaker faces recall threat • The Beautiful Ones Are Not Yet Born! • Reforming Nigeria: Which model? • The North and media survival • Re: Still on Gombe and its clique • On NEPA’s random blackout • Thoughts on Nigeria’s film industry • NAIC, farmers and food security • ‘Iraqis can take over in 18 months’ • …Self-rule inevitable –Kurds • Palestinian state ‘within reach’ –Bush • Syria, Jordan hold peace talks • Police offered cash to reject bribes • 400 car crashes in two years • Dumb or Dummer? School eyes name change • Man finds leg in father’s bag • Grandmother confesses to cheating in 1957 • Seven die in blast ahead of Indian polls • Nepal govt calls for peace, Maoists strike • UN appoints Clinton as tsunami envoy • Gas leak kills Georgian PM • Bush delivers State of the Union address • Mozambique new president assumes office • JDA signs PSC with three oil companies • FG approves 30% discount on ship, cargo dues • Nigeria/Swiss chamber, others back destination inspection • Dollar rises against Yen • Crude prices edge lower • New Hong Kong airport to impress • FRAGMENTS: Dilenma of a married rape victim • Gender inequality retards economic growth -DG • Exhibition for African Union delegates • Over 6,000 children sexually abused in Zimbabwe –Reports • Binta Masari’s effort at being her brother’s/sister’s keeper • How to prevent your husband from straying • Politics dominate Muslim women workshop • Criminal Intimidation: Court throws out case against Ogbulafor • Secretary assures Ushafa community of FCT’s support • Kofar Wambai’s booming shoe-making industry • Ita-oko Island: Where area boys now acquire skill training • LASG vows to frustrate FERMA on Falomo water park • Minister urges investors to assemble tractors in Nigeria • Benue police arrest suspected robbers, cellphone thief • Akume tasks FG on Benue roads • 12,000 police officers promoted • Institute for cultural orientation gets new boss • Gov Saraki signs 2005 budget into law • Elewi’s death, great loss to Nigeria –Ex-Minister • Five corp members get merit award • Confab: Delegates list raises dust nationwide • Confab: Madaki, former minister calls for mini-confab • Group indicts Obasanjo government as most vindictive • 2007:Governor Sheriff will break re-election jinx in Borno -Ngulde • UEFA awards SportFive agency TV rights • Lack of Safin successors worry Russian chiefs • ‘Velasco innocent of any doping offence • Dortmund coach bemoans financial problems • Siasia to camp F/Eagles in US Gemany • Calabar to host Ramat Cup • Swedish club demand millions for Justice • Taiwo cannot threaten me –Udeze • Badminton scribe retires • Check early exit of players, CAF warns • Nigerian handballer dies in Tunisia • Ikhana plans Enyimba revolution • Memo to the Land of Beggars II
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    Daily trust newspaper, Monday February 7th,2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 56 dhul hajj 27, 1425 A.H
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-02-07) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
    • Former minister calls for Obasanjo’s resignation • Nigerians do not trust Obasanjo- Awoniyi • Why are we silent on confab-Senators • Reps disagree with senate over recapitalization Law • SOME STATE DELEGATES AT A GLANCE • Togo: AU rejects son as Eyadema’s successor • BFI group challenges BPE over ALSCON • Clerics caution on removal of Sharia • CNPP raps Reps over N930m confab budget • Former minister calls for Obasanjo resignation • CAN rejects Borno delegates list • Justice Belgore lauded over contribution to law devpt. • South South Assembly embraces confab • IBB scores OBJ high • Kwara repairs broken down Bodesaadu water works • Price of maize skyrockets in Gombe • Man nabbed for Posing as SSS official • Benue, third largest producer of Indian hemp-NDLEA • Robbers besiege Charanchi LG • Dialogue or diatribe? • Is IBB demystified • Re: The Unending political crisis in Kontagora LG • Calling on N.T.A. Lokoja • Saudis calls for world anti-terror center • Sudan halts flights over Darfur • German invents phone for the dead • Inland Bank recovers N800m debts • FBN appointed adviser to EPCL Privatisation • Consolidation: IDMN offers to help Banks raise N25b • Nigerian online lottery kicks off • HP may develop tech to monitor pipeline vandals • Oceanic Bank, WAEC partner on online students registration • M-tel target 2.5m subscribers this year • Glo Mobile Internet records 130,000 users • Isoun, Turaki, shekarau bag Digitest awards • AFRINET 2005 holds Feb 22 • Wuse market remains closed, as FCDA removes demolished containers • Abuja international airport bans hawking • “Qiblah” phone inaugurated in Abuja • Car thieves invade Abuja metropolis • Businessman docked for cheating • Two in court for a theft • Kano to get 150m liters of water daily • Nigerians should Vote for credible politicians- Shekarau • Kumbotso health centers get N1.5m drugs • Community wants revival of Qur’anic education • Police arrest 9 students over UNILAG crisis • NGO budgets N40m on Lagos projects in Lagos • 2005 census: NPC officials say LGs denied them support • Lagos to protect rights of AIDS/HIV carriers • CLO lauds reps for rejecting confab budget • Shekarau tasks electorate on voting • ...as AD chieftain drags Obasanjo to court over 2004 budget • Akume tasks Makurdi LG boss • AD chairman chides FG over Lagos LG funds • Opara congratulates Odili, Lauds judiciary • PRINTERS OF REPUTE IN NIGERIA • Faltering Juve suffering from identity crisis-Capello • Juninho samba sends Lyon clear • Man. United receives proposal from Glazer • Fadama II project in Niger State-The Journey so far • A new start for the Nigerian League? • LEAGUE DRAW- Six teams seeded • Drogba, Eto’o to shun CAF awards • Amokachi: I am ready to go • Justice stays in Sweden • Varsities should rotate hosting of NUGA • Why did police IG retire prematurely? • Still on the national talkshop
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    Daily trust newspaper, Thursday Febuary 3rd 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 54 dhul hajj 23, 1425 A.H.
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-02-03) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
    • Recalling moment at the Maiduguri Pre-hajj camp • Confab: Delegates lists raise dust nationwide • Reps reject confab budget • To probe CHOGM expenses • CBN suspends lending to govt • Reviews monetary policy guidelines • Why Pentascope was sacked • Fresh communal crisis breaks out in Benue. Many killed • Britain gives condition for loot recovery, debt relief • ANPP chieftain decries media silence on Balogun • Plateau to demolish illegal structures • Employment minister wants corruption eradicated in Africa • ALSCON SALE SUIT: BPE created obstacle for BFI group- Witness • BILL FREIGHT FORWARDING: Public hearing holds Feb 8 • Why deputy director was evicted -HOS Official • Obasanjo laments neglect of non-oil sector • FG transfers N278.5m railway hospital to ministry • Nigeria loses N136b to bunkering annually-Shell • Kwara sets up committee on abandoned projects • FCT appropriation Bill gets second reading • What Manner of a Census? • Reforming Nigeria: Which model? • PDP crises: Is Atiku defeated ? • Balogun and his anti-corruption mantra • P.D.P Crisis and Okadigbo’s prophesy • Iraq admits vote flaws • Egypt ‘to host Mid-East summit’ • Kuwait passes new security law • Turkey urges support for Abbas • .. wants UN sanctions lifted • Two killed in Yemeni firefight • Nepal’s king names new cabinet after takeover • Tennis fan to cheer players though phones • Indonesia rejects rebates offer • Boy sends grandma to hospital after experiment explosion • Man bites off brother’s finger • Haitians to replace Aristide in October • Pakistan denies role in US, Afghanistan war • Cop investigate self after robbery • Woman surprises Blair with kiss • Pope’s health stabilizes after illness • Zimbabwe announces election date • Sudan slams UN report on Darfur • We can’t stop GSM operators from expanding-NCC • Motorola unveils new phones, accessories • Indian coy uses lasers bridge network gaps • RELTEL slashes prices of hand-held phones • Virgin Mobile’s user numbers jump • Shareholders endorse Trade Bank’s capitalization plans • Customs collects N45bn in Tin Can Island • Manny Bank gets new MD • Senator charges accountants on ethical standards • Investors scramble for IMB Bank’s shares • Russia reveals China’s role in Yukos’ split up • Advertising revenue boosts Google • G7 meeting focuses on China’s economy • European bank to keep interest rates on hold this week • Oil Prices drop below $47 • Recalling moments at the Maiduguri pre-hajj camp • The hostel privatization crisis(II) • US envoy commissions school project • NUC disburses N12bn varsities • LG to employ 100 teachers • Islamic college to commence degree programme • Open University organises media workshop • Japan to rebuild destroyed schools in Plateau • Kwara distributes N26.2m education materials • Asagba decries secret cult menace in varsities • Gov Akume bags honorary degree • Ogun teachers threaten strike over unpaid allowances • UNAAB chosen for pilot hostel dev. scheme • Technology transfer, panacea for Nigeria’s food shortage-V.C • Theft: Four employees of security outfit remanded • Gudu Market for commission March • Man arraigned for refusal to settle Nicon Hotel bill • Chief magistrate transfers 102 cases to FCT CJ • Nursing mother bags 2 months Prison term • Student’s scholarship gulps N144m • KNSG pledges sufficient fertilizers for farmers • Association seeks reconstruction of Rimin-Kebe road • Project: KNSG, UNDP sign MOU • Board chairman tasked on leadership • Lagos restructures teaching service for schools • FERMA destroys sanitation built by LASG • Security breach: Security men threaten journalist • ABC guest house robbery : Boy 19,charged to court • Briefs: Akume • AIDS: Minister commends dev partners • Ngige flags-off N1.28bn road contract • Hajj • FG signs N1.47 billion road projects in three state • Duke refutes crisis with Obong • SSANU condemns privatization of campus accommodation by FG • Kwara Budget • Challenges before Ehindero • NDP to drag Obasanjo to court over confab • …as NCP berates Oshiomhole on confab • Keep off Yoruba politics YCE told • 2007:General Kontagora declares for presidency • Periscoping the coming National confab • Glazer Plans revised United takeover bid • Sharapova made to battle in Japan • Els goes for four successive wins • Tomjanovich ‘may leave LA Lakers’ • Langer turns down second term am Ryder Cup captain • Rivaldo weighs up options after walkout • Arsenal’s big guns found wanting on big stage again • No title for Arsenal, say Ferguson, Wenger • English FA takes no action over tunnel incident • Vieira denies Neville threat • Ferguson points finger at Vieira • Eaglets upbeat ahead of Meridian Cup • Jatau laments dearth of quality strikers • …depart for Turkey • Sayyu named Player of the Year again • Russian club dumb Okoronkwo • Thoughts on the national conference
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    Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday February 2nd 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 53 dhul hajj 22, 1425 a.h.
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-02-02) MEDIA trust Nigeria Limited
    • MONEY LAUNDERING: Dariye diverted N1.2bn ecological fund –Witness • ANPP Reps vow to oppose confab budget • Useni faction refutes ANPP endorsement of confab • Man hacks wife,daughter to death • PPMC a drainpipie –Reps c’ttee • Auto crash claims 19 lives in Plateau • FG decentralizes due process • Lake Nyos: Nigeria’s possible tsunami –conference • Reps to investigate BPE over PSPLS • FG moves to audit NITEL,M-tel • Shehu Musa warns against anti-north national dialogue • FG moves to rid Niger Delta of illegal weapons • Robbers attack 10 houses in Gusau GRA • Nadada hinges good governance on rural dev • Nigeria set to get $81 from US to fight HIV/AIDS • Obasanjo re-appoints Hamman Tukur as RMAFC boss • National mosque sub-committee meets Thursday • PDP:Inevitable meltdown beckons • A nation of shoddy economic policies • Balogun: Is EFCC crazy for credit? • National confab and an aide’s gaffe • STAR FEATURE:The resurrection of Minna airport • AU leaders vow to root out instability • Thousands flee in Congo’s attacks • Africa wants to veto powers at security council –Mbeki • Rwandan denies genocide charges • Sudan, Darfur rebels to resume peace talks in February • …US,Europe split over UN report • Campaigning begins in Saudi local polls • Turkey warns Iraqi Kurds • Israel suspends West Bank security transfer • Troops leaving now is nonsense –al-Yawer • …viws to bring back Ethiopian Jews • Al-Zarqawi’s group slams Iraqi elections • World leaders praise Iraqis, urge caution • EU ends diplomatic row with Cuba • NITEL to provide 600,000 CDMA lines • SBC to buy AT&T for $16bn • Injection of funds ‘II boost Mtel privatization –chairman • …board promises improved services • EFCC,ISSL to explore fraud detection techniques • Dollar steady ahead US Federal Reserve meeting • New Zimbabwean banking group faces legal challenge • Oil prices now hold below $48 • Exxon Mobil earns record $8.42bn in 4th Quarter • Minister solicits development partners’ support on environmental problems • NGO targets N324.3m to save wetland • Kaduna state gets land use committee • UNEP warns of environmental impact by tsunami • KASEPPA boss tasked on leadership • The undersea earthquake disaster known as Tsunami • Parastatal solicits support for FG projects in South-South • 1004 residents protest sale of estate • FG commissions CFC free plant for PZ • Illegal developers to be prosecuted, fined • MFCT boost Fatama Project with N29m • Bad state of secondary education worries minister • Catholic University, Abuja, to organise fund raising • Red Cross solicits assistance for Tsunami victims • Farmers, Fulani herdsmen cautioned against violence • Power outage hits Kumbotso LG • Bagwai people urged to live in peace • Burial at Ikoyi cemetery to cost N100,000 • FG,LASG commit N80m to streetlights • Lagos to rehabilitate miscreants • Attah tasks new commissioners, advises on loyalty • Lawmakers call for more budgetary allocation to security • Borno first lady decries increase in polio cases • Originality, creativity, bedrock of genuine development –Chikelu • Reviving civic education • Book Review • Art and criticism • Vessel from Ghana • Call for submissions • Archbishop seeks prison reforms • Kaduna Poly ASUP suspends chairman • 50 Emirs to attend argungun fishing festival • Nigerians not time-conscious –British Minister • Farmers advocate agric subsidy • Osun votes N76m on agro-allied industries • NARTO President loses Mother • Sokoto cement coy gets new MD • 2007:I will be a Nigerian not sectional President • PDP chairmanship: Igala youths back Ahmodu Ali • Benue PDP to suspend Shuluwa, wife • Ekiti PDP gives Gov Fayose the nod to recontest • UNPP expresses misgiving over confab • Group raps Obasanjo –over middle belt • Ex-Caldas coach Montoya regains consciousness • Bellamy joins Celtic on loan • Olympiakos: ‘No problem with Rivaldo’ • Pandiani moves to Birmingham • Depor sign Coloccini from Milan • Japan’s Nakata signs for Marseille • Collina to referee tsunami benefit match • Babayaro on target for Newcastle • Losers out of title race –Wenger • Mandaric delighted to keep Aiyegbeni • Wikki, Jets to play close door match • Omeruah c’ttee recommends sports restructuring • SGF explains Games Village sale,…says FG will build new hostels in Gombe, Yobe • Flying Eagles for 2010 World Cup –Galadima • Hope for local fuel production • President Obasanjo and SNC advocates
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    Daily trust newspaper, 25th January, 2025: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 47 dhul hajj 14, 1425 A.H.
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-25) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
     London police probe more Nigerians  700 TB patients get free medication in Jigawa  Balogun: EFFC declares former bank manager wanted  Passport syndicate uncovered in Jeddah  Mahmoud Atta dies at 74  Justice Uwaifo criticizes appointment of Appeal court Justices  BPE, NICON may clash over sale of properties  FG attracts $8b foreign investment  Robbery: Zamfara orders intensive checking of vehicles  Bulama: Court fixes Feb 3 for EFCC application  NRC owes workers five month salary  Oil bunkering: FG addresses court tomorrow  Nigeria signs $260m loan agreement with world bank  Cultists, residents clash in Makurdi, one killed  Water shortage forces villagers to migrate  FG sets up c’ttee on abandoned, accident/scrap vehicles  Police arrest councilor in Uyo  Odili wants pilgrimage operations decentralized  Atiku donates school in Adamawa  When Balogun’s house caught fire…  Obasanjo: The gods have spoken  Arafat stuggle: A Christian Viewpoint  FG reads riots act to road contractors  Unijos graduates 9,129, Launches N1 billion endowment fund  Bush’s renewed quest for freedom  Rebels kill governor in Burundi  Somali to hole security talks  US lawmakers meet Darfur rebels  Hundreds free Kenya land clashes  Yushchenko set for Moscow talks  Blast targets Allawi’s office in Iraq  Indonesian quake causes panic  Russia ‘vows’ not to sell missiles to Syria  OPEC unlike to decide on output cut-Minister  Crude futures rise amid cold spell  Nigeria backs EL-Baradei’s re-election  Shell plan field study  Gas prices up in US market  Debit: DMO collaborates with argentines  FG, states, LGs share N242bn  Hybrid sales double in 2004  GAZ Buys Daimer Engines  Fiat GM auto deal Feb.  NLC asks AG to resign over Lagos funds  Okada rides operate with reflective vests  MFCT urged to enlighten motorists on bus-stops  NARTO to hold transport conference  Employees of federal parastatals threatens service withdrawal  LNG project to create 4,000 jobs  MTUN to enroll members in insurance scheme  Bauchi NUJ condemns police over brutality  Directors urged to obey traffic regulations  FRSC Marshals protest new postings  Beijing conference and women’s reproductive rights  RE: Premature ejaculation  Brain cancer and infection  Hypertension and remedy  Ways to smoking  Expert decries decay state of health sector  STOMACH UPSETS OR DISODERS ANOREXIA (Reduced or poor Appetite  CRH launches HIV treatment education  Corps members build dispensary for community  Pays us our entitlements within 2weeks or… doctors tell FG  Water scarcity in Wuse II worsens  Truck driver barricades highways over short tyre  Barawa residents send SOS to Shekarau over road  Tarauni LG scribe urged to build more classrooms  Shekarau receives commission of inquiry’s report  Jigawa buys 300 tractors  We are ready for 2005 census –Garko LG chairman  Ex-NANS boss blames area boys on politicians  World bank assists Badagry farmers N100m  Fire guts 200 impounded vehicles in Customs dump yard  Dep Gov flays private sector over negligence  Tinubu denies FG’s readiness to pay seized LG funds  Assembly men turn down N30,000 Sallah gift  Kazaure Emirate distributes grains to the needy  FG explains vibrations on Niger bridge  NGO to assist less privileged in Jigawa  Kwara condoles Lagos accident victims  States urged to adopt science, technology policy  Ogun to construct $500m power project  Cleric doubts 2005 census  We cannot be intimidated by FG-NANS  Cocoa producers urged to provide data to NCDC  Kwara releases N22m for poly rehabilitation  British minister visits Nigeria tomorrow  NAPTIP arrest woman for human trafficking  Obasanjo/Ogbeh rift not our headache – Chief Gemade  2007: Niger PDP Cheiftain wants Gwari as governor  NGO urges electorate to remain steadfast  Presidency not after Okorie, says APGA faction  Jigawa speaker calls for cordial relationship with executive  LG boss counsels PDP stalwarts over census exercise  Three clubs pick registration forms  New League statute ready – NFL  ‘New league kick-off date sacrosanct’  Confident Ikhana predicts victory  Federer squares off against Agassi  Inspired Molik upsets Venus  ‘I ‘m still the best,’ says Venus  Hewitt fights back to down Spaniard Nadal  Eagles face Morocco  Another tragedy hits Benin  Maghrebs bag semi-final tickets  Eagles cannot stop us – Egyptian coach  Players hit 36 goals in first stage  Baptist College wins Shell cup  Tsunami and politics of relief
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    Daily trust newspaper,28th January, 2025: Daily trust is a Daily publication which focuses on education, sports, politics and governmentcelebrity lifestyle, love and life etc
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-28) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
     Senate shifts budget passage to Tuesday  Plateau: civil groups call for probe of Alli’s tenure  NLC wants National Confab suspended  YCE will participate-Scribe  FG gives conditions for release of Lagos LG funds  Reps shop for N220m unpaid allowances  Excess crude suit: 35 states shun Supreme court hearing  Senate approves Nigeria, Sao Tome GDZ treaty ● Stops N50bn water projects  Ehindero vows to fight corruption in police  Katsina assembly clerk drags KTSG to court  Bauchi pilgrims arrive Kano  Three states give N9m monthly to university  Obasanjo calls for emergency aid to Africa  Bugaje chides FG over Nigerians poor living standard  Minister inspects River Benue ahead of dredging  Senate shifts budget passage to Tuesday  APGA faction allays fear over ejection from secretariat  Obasanjo urges Afreximbank shareholders to resolve conflict amicably  Students send SOS to Turaki over withheld NECO results  Oil bunckering: Again, FG asks court to stay proceedings  5,500 youths to benefits from empowerment programme  The Tafa in all of us  A world pretentious democracies  Mahmoud Atta: Implacable opponent of injustice  A legend of our time  Renewed fighting kills 105 in Darfur  DR Congo denies assassination attempt  Somali militia build mosque on Italian cemetery  UN neglects Uganda war-Group  Gaddafi calls for Iraq hostage’s release  Burundis warn president over constitution  US soldiers raid Baghdad mosque  Israel blasts critics over holocaust  Jordan to introduce democratic reforms  Man pays for advert to win wife back  Examiner finds man breathing in morgue  Fire service to charge for services  Oman arrests hundreds over plot  Farmer on trial for feeding worker to lion  NNPC, Total, others plan 3 new IPPs  NPA introduces air patrol  Total takes stakes in Australian exploration blocks  Lagos port expects 11 cargo vessels  Association wants more cocoa drinks introduced to markets  Oil prices up amid Iraqi election worries  London Exchange rejects Deutsche Boerse takeover bid  Northwest states ICT development in focus  Gender issue, key to economic development-Director world Bank  Mrs. Saraki calls for world Bank Assistance  Two million women suffer fistula-UNFPA  Bassan Jiwa market expanded for business-Aguma II  NURTW president calls for better security in parks  Three docked for illegal NEPA connection  Court remands driver for causing death  Tricksters docked over fake dollars  Water Scarcity in kano Can Shekarau solve the problem?  January/March, disaster months for Lagosians  Jigawa lawmaker assists constituents  Appeal Tribunal upholds chairman’s election  Pro IBB group joins PDP  South-East APGA reaffirms support for Okorie  Youths urge senate to reject NDDC nominee  2007: NBC to map out strategy for campaign reporting  Wikki, Kwara Utd seek top flight tickets  Popo leads Jets to Kaduna  Plateau United set for Benin  Danbaba replaces Jumba as Wikki chairman  Don’t commit Fouls, minister urges Eagles  Ojo explains 3SC switch  Siasia, Moroccan coach disagree over officiating  Dolphins find scoring touch at last  Okocha injured again  Ogunjobi: Minister gives fresh evidences  Eagles face Egypt in final  Abdullahi defends new players  Enakarhire predicts tough time ahead  Memo to the Land Beggars
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    Daily trust newspaper, 31st January, 2025: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 51 dhul hajj 20, 1425 A.H.
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-31) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
    • 44 die in Iraqi polls violence • National Confab: 27 parties allege exclusion plot • Annan tasks AU poverty, conflict resolution • OPEC retains 27m bpd output as oil prices rise • Controversy as Perm Sec ejects deputy director • Millennium dev Goals review c’ttee established –Obasanjo • Low water level worries River Niger communities • Work begins on Ilesha-Baruba-Chikanda road • 45 policemen on peace mission to Dafur • Gana blames presidential aspirants for PDP crisis • Not by despair alone • Street begging in Kano • Memo to Kogi legislature • Re: NARD strike Nigerian silent tsunami • On Obasanjo confab • Group urge Sudan’s commitment to peace • Ivorian PM disarmament talks • Egypt detains opposition lawmaker • Britain in total debt relief pledge • Congo’s militia kills 16, kidnap 34 girls • ‘Israel provoking Palestinians • Iran warns EU over nuclear cooperation • Five die in Kuwait shootout • UN criticizes Israel, Lebanon over boundary • Afribank, TCB in merger talk • NSE records N3.27bn Turnover • Attah seeks partnership with diamond Bank • NCC allays fears on mobile phone radiation • The worst is over for NITEL-CEO • …thief society purchases 330 desktops • Judicial precedents in telecom law non existent - NJI boss • Japan to propose new Africa aid at G7 • WTO moves to step up treaty talks • US companies back in Libya • World Bank ,IMF foray into anti-globalization debate • Obasanjo lauds PAN over vehicle exports • SMEs hold key to Nigeria’s exports’ • Ukrainians firm to acquire Jos steel mill • M-tel ready for GPRS broadband • NOTAP, AKSG produce power voltage regulator • Firm boss tasks banks on on-line banking • Microsoft builds software laboratory in Abuja • Scientist develop software on Arabic • Nokia posts $1.33bn in 3 months • Microsoft to launch anti-piracy initiative • …won’t appeal EU ruling on sanctions • Amazon.com adds photographs to directory • Mobile phone sales up 25% • Appeal tribunal upholds Kuje council election • NURTW decries multiple taxation el-Rufai calls for investment in FCT • MFCT to assist elders with soft loans • Sports council builds N47m hostel at Area 10 • FG sign N66m Gwarzo –Bichi road contract • FG tasks private sector over tourism • Parents, guardians admonished on education • Hemp: NDLEA arrests soldier, two others • Fire guts GSS Danbatta students hostel • Imam talks Muslims on zakkat • FIIRO commences training for cassava flour processors • LASG begins drainage clearance ahead of rains • …ask tanker drivers to relocate in 2 weeks • V-Mobile donates materials to three widows • LASG assures on disaster management • Gen. Azazi is now GOC 1 Div. • Wingbow makes cases for women representation in National confab • Group blames civil society over failure of census • Gov. Kalu congratulates Sen. Obi on petition victory • NGO kicks against political reform conference • Rep inaugurates constituency political structure • 2007: Atiku group to organize 30 million man-march • Ogbeh’s successor: Dabo denies nominating candidates • Gov Idris tasks Vcs self employment courses • Five environmental offenders referred to court • FG commences dredging of River Niger • 30 corpers punished for indiscipline • Breath of life at last • Siasia promises improvement • Nigerian nightmare touted as heavyweight savior • Amokachi pans reception for Siasia • Fracas mar premier play-off • Adamawa United petitions on FIFA, minister over promotion • Ibadan Vmobile lifts Ibadan cup • Safin fight back ends Hewitt dream • Hewitt tribute to awesome Safin • Politian, Reform thyself
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    Daily trust newspaper, 27th January, 2025: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 49 dhul hajj 16, 1425 A.H.
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-27) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
     FG facilited Dariye’s arrest  Reps in session over petition on speaker  No Nigerian missed Arafat  Iraq: 36 US marines die in helicopter crash  Masari chides agencies over non-apperance at hearing  PDP seeks court’s liberty for Oyinlola panel  2007: pro-IBB groups harmonies  Gov. Idris wants NBC to reduce licence fees  BPE opens birds for ports concession  Gov. Duke challenges high court over joinder  UBE budgets N25bn for 2005  Jigawa workers accuse NLC sabotage  Niger prepares for national confab  FG grants bitumen exploration license to Ogun  Worlds Bank commits $1.2bn for Project in Nigeria  PENGASSAN wants palliative c’ttee’s report implemented  UNIMAID to fish out the students with fake certificates  FG urged to flush out more Baloguns  Leprosy: Kaduna state meets WHO target  Africa set to eradicate Tsetse fly  NPC begins of communities demarcation in Jigawa  Head Teacher want Pension board  Ban on part time Law studies to maintain standard  Nigeria will export maize to Libya soon  NARD strike: Nigeria’s silent tsunami  IS immunity a licence to steal?  Poverty and a president’s Voodoo economics  Keep it up Hon. Wakili  Gov. Shekarau’s c’ttee judicial witch-hunting  Opposition parties petition Turaki over diversion of Hajj seats  Unijos vows to trackdown Bala Ahmed’s killers  Bauchi govt told not to remit workers dues to NCSU  Udeh becomes immigration boss  Poverty can’t be eradicated in Africa by 2015-NEPAD Business forum  Cleric urges Muslims to assist tsunami victims  Fayose Kicks- off interactive forum  Ten Libyans to face trial over Bulgarians  Students hold African envoy hostage in Moscow  Darfur crisis easing off-WHO  UN reinforces troops in Liberia  Egypt admits secret nuclear research  Burundi set of constitutional referendum  Palestinians, Israelis resume talks  Fighters strike Iraq election targets  Iran promises retaliation if attacked  Flooding kills 29 in Saudi Arabia  Syria, Russia restore ties  Britain to free Guantanamo detainees  Man robs bank with beer bottle  Earthquakes hit Ecuador’s coast  We can’t meet N1 trillion debt payment in this year –DMO  World Banks call for African aid  Minister urges stakeholders to explore export opportunities  Finance ministry refers corruption cases to EFCC  SMEs dey centers to take off March  Fires razes Customs warehouse, burns 148 vechiles  JOMALIC resolves MWUN, firm’s industrial disputes  Publisher caution FG on port concession  Cabotage, NEEDS on maritime industry - Agu  Hazzy bottled water debuts in Ilorin  Investors bid for FG bonds  ...Scramble for Cross Rivers bonds  Obasanjo charges accountants on ethical standards  Re-capitalisation: First Interstate Bank to raise N16bn  NSE closed on a negative note  CBN advised on choice of bank directors  Daukoru dismisses alleged disagreements on JDZ  Zambia gets $.5m ADB falicity for power project  Inside the frozen world of KarKarKu  FG insists on privatising students on hotels  The hostel privatision crisis(I)  JAMB: company reward 30 outstanding candidates  Atiku tasks Katsina varsity on appointments  A/Ibom gets digital center  Uwais justifies ban on partime law studies  Countdown on global Catastrope  Indefinite strikes paralyses Lagos poly  Head teachers want pension board  Area council to train, retrain staf for better performance  Fire guts Ondo filling station  El-Rufa’I pledges assistance to patriotic Nigeria abroad  Residents appeal to FCT minister over acute water shortage  Enumuration of properties along Karmo-Idu commences  Former Legislator loses only son to armed robbers  USAID injects $15m for MISTOWA projects  Fire engulfs Kwari market, destroy N4m properties  NGO wants traditional rulers involves in security affairs  Kano Trusts rub minds vendor, distributors  We’re not in hurry to re-open UNILAG-VC  Tinubu advises on clerics politics  LASG receives FG’s mandate to CBN  5000 pupils to participate in maths competition  Tinubu loses special adviser  …donate 129 Saudi Riyal to each lagos pilgrimage  Nigerians are suffering-Group  AKHA confirms nomination of commissioner’s, special advisers  Tinubu, Odili disagree over criticisms by clerg  Tsonga community pledges support Zimbabwean farmers  Obasanjo glorious OPC-APC chairman  I am against ethic Presidency-Donald Duke  2007:support Buhari, if you mean well to Nigeria, Obasanjo Challenge  … as group urges Nigeria to checkmate dictatorials tendencies  NANs oppose political reform confab  SE senator reaffirm support to Wabara  New Merwa group debuts in south south  Nigeria reach final  Flying Eagle get foreign contracts  Tsunami benefit march finishes all square  Italian FA opens way for synthetic pitches  Mourinho monitors Okoronkwo  CAF commends organizers  NRA crisis deepens,Nnaji to register parallel body  Striking-drvers defiant over feeding allowance  Female 5-aside soccer kicks off in lagos  Vmobile basketball tourney begains  AFN plans six zonal meets  Ogunjobi, others sent on compulsory leave  NFL is illegal –Galadima  Yusuf blames Oneye over Ogunjobi’s contract  ‘League board can’t appoint referee’s  Aghatise leaves for Dakar on training  Tony Blair’s Commission for Africa
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    Daily trust newspaper, 1st February, 2025: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 52 dhul hajj 21, 1425 A.H
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-02-01) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
    • STAR FEATURE Katsina:Egyptian scheme to the rescue • New twist in Ogbeh’s resignation • Reps move to stop confab in court • …ANPP endorses confab • Hauwei,GTE, 19 others bid for NITEL • Gastroenteritis claims two in Gwagwalada • Obasanjo withdraws policemen from govt officials • FG concessions NOIMCC to global infrastructure • Ambassador rescues stranded Nigerian pilgrims in Sudan • SGF asks CNPP,NCF to nominate delegates • PDP crisis:Atiku will not decamp –Lawal Abba • Iraq:Ten British soldiers die in plane crash • COCIN embraces national confab • FG urges farmers to produce cassava for wealth creation • Kano police urged to prosecute notorious criminals • First batch of Kwara pilgrims arrive • Borno Senatorial Seat:”We await judiciary to stop Daggash” • Trade Union Act Bill threatens unionism in Nigeria –NLC • Ekiti gives N16m loan to farmers • Yobe state govt bans pre-wedding ceremonies • NGO distributes equipment to women • Legislators frown at tax defaulters in Plateau • Don’t use SOKAPU as pressure body –Makarfi advises southern Kaduna • Corpers now to undergo 3 days registration exercise • Patigi community offers govt 10,000 hectares of land for agric • Reforming the Nigeria police • A matter of will and priorities • Adamu,Adamu , do not be distracted • Mr. Salawu’s award and history • Decentralise Hajj operation • Breaking Nigeria’s ethnic barriers • Iraq elections and US occupation • 5 die in Sudan riots • US,Britain have not rewarded Libya -Gaddafi • UN ‘rules out’ genocide in Darfur • Moroccans protest over tsunami row • Zimbabwe denies food shortages • French PM urges Tunisia reforms • Russia bcks Abbas on peace process • Hillary Clinton suffers collapse • Iraq poll a victory over terror –Allawi • Shootout in Kuwait claims four • Man wants phone pole out of Kitchen • Live crocodile found in swimming pool • Mobile phones to turn into golf clubs and toy guns • Mexican pedestrian hit by car held responsible for damage • Hamas blasts Gaza settlement • FOURTH SESSION OF THE AFRICAN UNION ASSEMBLY HELD IN ABUJA • Chamber prepares for Kaduna Trade Fair • AGOA: Nigeria-US trade increases • Accountants need good renumeration,says Naiyeju • NAPEP inaugurates LG monitoring committee • NIPC tasks media on foreign investment • PAN takes stage at AU summit • Toyota,Peugeot-Citroen to begin production at Czech plant • Ford recalls 800,000 pickups,SUVs • Hybrid cars make no sense –Nissan Chief • ‘Non-oil export,road to economic recovery’ • Shell explains crises in Abia community • Market association pledge N10bn investments in ACB • Chartered Bank loses N5.7m to fraudsters • N25bn re-capitalisation:FIB consider merger • UBA leads 8 other banks in N15bn M-tel facility agreement • V-mobile commercial call operators urged to shun exploitation • Custom probes warehouse fire • Why NPA could not remit taxes -Spokesman • NAGAFF assesses Customs commands • Association wants RO in civil service • NLC donates N1m to lawmaker’s family • NULGE commends KNSG over salaries • 2005 census:NPC promotes officers • Rivers LG clerks for training • TUCN opposes privatization of varsity hostels • Labour flays FG policy on varsity accommodation • NUPENG expels erring members • Unionisation;NLC to pick 25 Abuja hotels • Association seeks support for cassava growers • Gov tasks NDE on job creation efforts • Polio eradication:2004 under review • Wet dream • Pains all over my breast • Groin pain and body movement • Still on dysnoea on exertion • Breast discharge and abortion • Chinese govt donates insecticides treated nets,drugs to Nigeria • FG reviews malaria treatment policy • Group donates blood banks to Nigeria • FG honours winners of malaria day essay competition • 155,000 access ARV through Bush initiative • Group advocates Tiv peace confab in Abuja • AU summit:Abuja wears new look • Jabi indigenes allege demolition by defence ministry • Civil defence corps joins international body • Court arraigns woman for intimidation • KNSG donates Sallah gift to prisoners • Blind people send SOS to Shekarau • Flood victims get relief materials in Dala LG • NGOs,wealthy persons,urged to assist destitute • Agbeyegbe’s murder case adjourned to March 3 • Police drag NURTW to court over leadership tussle • Former gov faults LG funds deposit with CBN • Plateau condemns extortionists • NDLEA arrests 5 drug pushers,promotes 6 staff • Fight for women rights will continue –Minister • Cheiftaincy title seekers to be screened in Anambra • Governor warns contractors over shoddy jobs • GOC advocates continuous training in Army • Emir decries water scarcity in Daura • 2007:Youth group dumps IBB for Marwa in Kano • Ebira youths berate Kogi Dep Gov. over Senator Ahmed • Middle Belt Forum alleges marginalization • The unending political crises in Kontagora local government • Swedish coach key to Safin win –Russian tennis chief • Gebrselassie signs three-year London contract • FIFA may pay dearly for early release of tickets • NFL Registration: 15 teams yet to collect forms • Real get their skates on • Gov.Saraki hails Kwara United • Milan’s Shevchenko ruled out for fortnight • Highbury winners can still topple Chelsea –Neville • Al Ahli win Egyptian title for the 30th time • United hero Rooney faces FA Cup return to Everton • Anelka completes Fenerbahce switch • Siasia eyes Martins • Jets battle Wikki in Benin • WORLD ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIP;Nigeria picks relay tickets • Dolphin maul Renacimiento in continental debut • Tornadoes sack 20 players • The poverty of global justice
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    Daily trust newspaper: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 48 dhul hajj 15, 1425 A.H.. 26th January, 2025
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-26) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
     NEWS: Senate summons Shagari, Awoterebo over N5bn water project  Reps want Balogun probed  Obasanjo seeks N900m for national confab  Court orders ICPC to probe Akwa Ibom CJ  IBB Waziri, others at Mahmoud Atta’s burial  CAN, Ulama disagree over Bauchi killing  Ehindero scraps Operation-Fire-for-Fire  APGA files contempt charge against Oyinlola panel  Senate summons Shagari, Awoterebo over N5bn water projects  Reps urge FG to set up pilgrim commission  Okorie accuses Ojukwu of betrayal  Nigeria to develop nuclear energy for electricity generation  Reps debate coast law  Nwabueze accuses Obasanjo of perverting constitution  FG set to fund SEC  Bauchi Speaker rejects National confab  World Bank to increase agric aid to Africa  Senate asks EFCC,ICPC to screen NDDC nominees  Niger NPC gets materials  Benue youths to hold peace, devt. summit  Kano ready for 2005 census  Returning pilgrims expected Friday in Ilorin  OBJ: Still his own foreign minister  Agenda for Goje’s Gombe  Re: Northern Piece Conference  Nigeria’s version of tsunami  Malaysia to hold Islamic summit  Palestine forces to complete deployment  ‘No deadline for troop withdrawal in Iraq’  Groups clash in Lebanon refugee camp  Group slams Iraqis for jail abuse  Pakistan hands over ‘bombing suspect’ to US  Swazis begin anti-monarch strike  Sudan rebel leaders endorse peace deal  Algerians protest fuel price hike  Man survives 35 days lost in Cave  Indonesia quake toll rises again  Dumb robber calls victim for date  World must learn from Holocaust, says Annan  Policeman undress to battle prostitution  Stampede at Hindu procession claims 300  Man fakes chest pains to avoid taxi fare  US committed to Iran diplomacy  STB boosts Tinapa with N5bn  BATN wins Customs award  GTB refutes alleged merger with FBN  …hosts journalists, pledges closer collaboration  Kuwait wants OPEC oil ceiling maintained  Euro rises against dollar  Craft committees wanted in states  Former NFC,NFVCB bosses exchange fire  Group urges Nigerians to read  Defining art  Call for submissions  What not to say to a writer  Ogun State floats N400m Olumo rock dev project  Dignifying Lagos Judiciary with a new edifice  Keffi LG Chairman denies abandoning contractors  Wuse market container/attachment owners dismantle shops  LG Chairman’s wife donates N2m items to clinics  Abaji LG boss tasks staff on computer literacy  Basan Jiwa community wants infrastructure  Community Life Project workshop opens in FCT  Bayero urges KNSG to implement 2005 budget  Community berates representatives  NAFDAC warns against fake drug dealers  Minjibir LG to assist Islammiyyah schools  Traditional ruler pledges support for census  Police arrest suspected murderer  Group wants magistrates to minimize visitors in chamber  Fire razes properties in Lagos  Health officials battle to save accident victims  Tinubu to commission new Lagos High court  Late comers locked out of Abia assembly  Obasanjo set to inaugurate the Heart of Africa project  NGO targets N324.3m to save wetlands  NYSC organises lecture on self employment  Issues in National Dialogue  Serena rolls, Sharapova rallies into Aussie Open semis  Federer ousts Agassi at Australian Open  Iverson outshines Shaq AS 76ers top Heat  NFL seeks review of Globacom sponsorship  WORLD CUP QUALIFIER: Chukwu worries over player’s fitness  AFRICAN YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP: Taye Taiwo suspended  Benin coach dedicates tickets to Samiou  Bush, Obasanjo, Musharraf, three of a kind
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    Daily trust newspaper: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 46 dhul hajj 14, 1425 a.h. 24th January, 2025
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     2007: Obasanjo’s successor may emerge at confab  Hajj: 8 Nigerians die in Saudi  Doctors suspend strike  Mbeki tasks African varsities on poverty, hunger  Robbers raid Gwagwalada hospital, Gusau at sallah  WTO shops for new director general  Senators get N45m for boreholes in constituencies  NEPA, Benue commissioner at war activities of bush meat hunters  Dariye: British detectives testify today  FG ordered varsities to charge N10,000 per bed space –vice chancellor  MSS chides Obasanjo over privatization of tertiary education  Emir urges aid for Tsunami victims  Presidential c’tee holds public hearing in Lagos  Nigeria: So far, too bad?  In defense of UNLAG students  Return of EEG  2003: A second look at court of appeal’s verdict  Garang returns to southern Sudan  Allawi admits security lag ahead of polls  Palestinian activists deny ceasefire  Mtel gets 983,000 subscribers  NITELtargets 1.5bn monthly revenue in lagos  Subscribers threaten GSM operators over poor services  EU probes state aid to BT, Kingston  Global Bank’s N4.8bn IPO opens tomorrow  Minister tasks coys on standards  SAHCOL to reconstruct burnt warehouse  Microsoft issues 2 new security patches  Oracle cuts 5000 jobs in PeopleSoft takeover  Handheld battle starts in 2005  Google unveils search product for SMEs  LeapFrog unveils talking computer Pen  Luxury bus robbery attack claims two  Hemp smokers back at Millennium Park  Shanono LG boss cautions Muslims against violence  Pensioners to enjoy early settlements  Kumbotso LG rewars winners of Qur’anic recitation competition  LG chairman pledges workers’ welfare  Tinubu visits accident survivors, promises free treatment  Lady, 25 docked for assaulting police officers  LASPOTECH to graduate 8,350 students Jan 28  Court remands man over death on highway  Three in court for invading church  Duke pledges equipment for UNICAL law faculty  “Kwara FM Radio not for sale”  Benue to celebrate 29th anniversary  FG to invest $70 bn in Ogun LNG plant  Rivers orders inquiry into judicial officer’s conduct  Katsina pledges resources towards 2005 census  Igbominas resolve to dialogue with Kwara govt.  Cross River empowers 500 youths  Recalled Benue employees to receive pension  2007: No pact between Marwa, IBB –Endowment  Ogbeh’s removal, blessing to PDP, Nigeria –Benue PDM leader  APGA allerges plot to invade secretariat  Cash gift causes ripples in Eagles camp  Powerlifting tourney gets date  Matankari tips Eagles to win tournament  Nigerian pugilist, Peter, makes wave in US  Sing, Oga Tafa sing!  Bush’s second coming: A call for caution
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    Daily trust newspaper: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 45 dhul hajj 11, 1425 a.h. 21st, January 2025
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     OPC/MUSLIMS CLASH: Police arrest 10 suspects  Hajj: Nigerian Pilgrims fail to perform Arafat  We stand by Ogbeh – Akume  America ‘ll freedom worldwide, says Bush  Reps fault INEC’s new Electoral Bill  UBA, STB sign MOU  Lack of teachers threaten FGC, Sokoto  Wada Nas, dependable Nigerian – ANPP stalwart  Obasanjo commends ECOWAS for resolving conflicts  Onu faults processes of National Conference  VP condoles LASG, families of accident victims  FG approves new defence policy  Benue LG by-election to hold Jan. 29  El-Baradei pledges IAEA,s support for CERT  $242 million scam: EFCC alleges bid to scuttle trial  Funds may stall census in Zamfara –Commissioner  Bayero calls for assistance to Tsunami victims  Kabo to start returning pilgrims January 26  Agric varsity sets up agro-allied industry  Nigeria: A call to cultural consciousness  Will National Assembly set Nigeria on fire?  Gombe Flood: Where is the money?  Fight against HIV/AIDS, real or imaginary  Mubarak’s son qualified to replace father- PM  Guinea’s president survives coup plot  Ivorian dispute ‘bad for region’ – ECOWAS  Spain forges ties with Morocco  Amnesty demands prosecution of war crimes in Sudan  Zimbabwe backs nuclear rights  Abu Ghraib: British soliders face charges  Russia dismisses US criticism  Strike grounds life in France  Ukraine president to be sworn in  Surgeon forgets object in woman’s uterus  Mistake lead to cremation of wrong corpse  Surgeons remove toothbrush in man’s stomach after 22 years  Farmer uses snake guard for marijuana crops  Isreal, Palestine agree to security talks  Palestine, Iran react to Rice’s appointment  US court clears Saudis from 9/11 lawsuits  Oil prices slide after US stock build  Citigroup profit rises 12%, raises dividend  NGO organizes Muslim advocacy workshop  High rate of STIs among adolescents in Bauchi  Agagu’s wife urges women to embrace cassava farming  Mrs Alamieyeseigha urges Bayelsa women to brace up for census  Succour for Abuja commercial sex workers  The making of a woman  How to preserve your meat at sallah  Legal loophole and acid bath victims  Harmattan changes lifestyle of residents  How Lagosians celebrated Sallah  Commandant warns students over exam. Malpractices  Ohaneze meets over Anambra crisis  Wealthy people urged to assist the poor in Zamfara  National Dialogue is unconstitutional –Senator Shu’aibu  National dialogue isridiculous –Hon Wadala  ‘Confidence in currency breede confidence in economy’  Sebrie, Kluft set for European Indoor Chanpionships  Luxemburgo laments Real exit from King’s cup  IMC allays fear of partisanship  Goalkeeper leads Eaglets against Angola  Ferguson hails Exeter  Roddick beats battling Rusedski  Safety Shooters fourth best in Africa  Encounter with Obasanjo man
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    Daily trust newspaper: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 39 dhul hajj3, 1425 a.h.
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     National dialogue now political reforms confab  We’ll resist rigging in 2007 – Oshiomhole  Ogbeh didn’t resign under duress – NEC members  Reps move to ban fuel importation  America’s presence in Iraq worsens crises – Khatami  Hajj: Saudi closes Medina gate  Plateau assembly against establishment of varsity  SAN opposes national lottery bill  Obasanjo directs ministers to establish own farms  N40bn HOUSING FUNDS. Reps probe NNPC, NEPA, Others  Katsina LGS vote N600m for fertilizer  Reps donate N7.2m to Tsunami relief fund  Court rejects EWI’s application for injunction  Jigawa contractors get N530m  Peoples national conference kicks-off in Lagos  Poor funding threatens housing policy  Judge condemns police’s investigation methods  ID cards will be ready before end of year – Director  Court orders liquidation of sugar coy  2005 Hajj: Matters arising  Is Shekarau carrying vengeance too far?  Mr.President, don’t forget Feb, 10 2005  Anambra as PDP’s nightmare  Ogbeh, why resign so soon?  Gov Goje and projects in Gombe  Doctors’ strike: NLC gives Health Minister ultimatum over remittances  Cash scarcity poses obstacle to Ed-el-Kabir in Zamfara  FUMTA assets: FG releases bids results  BEROM ELDERS FORUM State council of chiefs chairmanship tops agenda  Kwara to construct N128m abattoir  Indonesia wants foreign troops out  Bin Laden worries Iraqi insurgents  Group accuses Nepal’s rebels of rights abuses  US denies debate on Syrian incursion  Israel launches strikes on Gaza  Paris Club discusses Tsunami relief  Rats can differentiate languages  Teenagers bomb school from aircraft  I could accept Bush’s policies – Kadhafi  Darfur fighting rages despite peace deal – UN  Uganda’s LRA must leave Sudan – Garang  UK Minister begins tour in Africa  Posh toilets on sale for $13M  “Nigeria-Ukraine business ties ripe”  OPEC shuns Iraq’s request over Jan. 30 meeting  Okonjo-Iweala, others review plights of weak nations  IMF faults rapid growth of Chinese economy  EU kicks off new programme for SMEs  BP targets 10% rise in daily output  Wood exporters get exemption on production  Fruit sellers seek credit facility  AU charged to intensity fight against poverty  FG calls for supply of fertilisers  100 university killed in Aceh\  NYSC boss plans better package for staff  VCs and maintenance of discipline  Adult education agency to set up methodology centre  Tsunami early warming system by 2007  Saudi women discuss role of science at Cairo forum  Taiwa-US technology, industry forum to be held in Tapei  Japan sets technology goals  Call for science, technology awards entries  El-Rufai tasks Okada riders to obey traffic rules  MFCT, Nationwide Transport Ltd. Sign N10bn agreement to import buses  Muslim group holds marriage seminar  Demolition: Kubwa traders drag el-Rufai to court  Kuje chairmanship candidate appeal election tribunal’s judgement  Residents speak on benefits of GSM  Nigerian Turkish International College organizes Mathematics competition  Bwari council chairman tasks youth corpers on service  Dantata advised to redeem pledge  Two children die in inferno  Road construction, rehabilitation gulps N100m in Kunchi  Kumbotso LG to get 11 boreholes  Cattle sellers record low patronage  KNSG spends N27.8m for Madobi LG projects  Tinubu’s stand on LG’s election unconstitutional-FG  Police deny involvement in Epe strife  Reasonable pricing system expected from private sector – MAN  NUEE urges FG not to privatize NEPA  Cattle sellers record low patronage  Water scarcity hits Lafia  Census: Ekiti Dep.gov. urges chairmen to create awareness  Dariye optimistic about peace in Plateau  20 persons die in auto crash  Akume launches scholarship schemes for Sankera students  Jigawa, B/Faso sign pact on agric. ICT development  AD criticises electoral bill  Middle Belt group rejects Ogbeh’s resignation  APGA: Okorie denies N60m fraud  Group advocates Bukar Abba/Kalu ticket  Oyun LG condemns attack on Gov Saraki  Ohanaeze cautions against destablising APGA  Italy salutes Inter’s comeback  Stoudemire help red-hot Suns overwhelm Heat  Net suffer Jefferson blow  Dementieva opens with Sydney win  Johansson suffers injury setback  Els primed for Hawaiian hatrick  Liverpool close to Morientes deal  Real linked with Gravesen swoop  Chelsea thwart Geremi hopes of Riverside return  Bolton willing to let Pedersen go  Blatter commissions Technical Centre in April  Omotayo, Ibrahim top tennis ranking  Nasarawa FC recruits 20 new players  VMobile polo tourney underway in P/Harcourt  Gusau stadium for completion next month  Problems of everyday life
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    ■ Governor Shinkafi: Zoning overtaken by events. ■ Chinese firm flees with Kano's N80 million. ■ Gunmen abduct Ondo PDP chairman. ■ ICPC takes Wabara, Osuji to S/Court. ■ Nigcomsat takes e-voting plan to INEC. ■ ECOWAS considers rotation of posts. ■ Onovo told to open Bauchi dep gov's office. ■ Unions issue 2 weeks ultimatum over monetisation arrears. ■ Oshiomhole, Anenih disagree on LG polls. ■ Nigeria-Niger commission to partner ECOWAS. ■ Over 1,200 applicants spotted with fake credentials. ■ Maccido: Budgeting N1 Obn for Nigeria @ 50 is wrong. ■ Jonathan's budget of controversy. ■ Budget monitoring in North West. ■ Nigeria assumes Chairmanship of D-8 for 2 years. ■ Stocks: Quoted companies target high yields in 2010. ■ Kano's growing beggar colony. ■ Lula pays tribute to Africa's historic role. ■ Undersea cable set to boost West Africa broadband. ■ How software can stimulate economic devt in Nigeria. ■ Wasw: Sacked workers with genuine cases will be considered- NULGE. ■ Baby lives with half brain. ■ INEC driver knocks down teenage girl. ■ AMAC to sanitise Utako Market. ■ NFF sacks Sani Lulu, Uchegbulam, Ogunjobi. ■ Adisa backs Jonathan on Eagles' ban. ■ Ladipo appeals against ban on football. ■ Wimbledon 2010: Serena plays down praise. ■ Wriggling out of honour pacts.
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    Daily trust newspaper, Friday, July 2, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 64. Rajab 20, 1431 A.H.
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    ■ Northern governors reject pro-Jonathan summit. ■ Survey report: Courts, biggest bribe takers. ■ Police investigate re-emergence of Boko Haram leader. ■ 2011: NBA, Elaigwu, warn Jonathan against contesting. ■ Senators reject Jonathan's N1Obn budget for Nigeria @ 50. ■ Oshiomhole urges clean up of INEC. ■ Gowon urges women empowerment to develop Africa. ■ South-South speakers urge quick action on electoral reform. ■ IBB is healthy, son says. ■ Judge calls for amendment of abortion law. ■ We'll contain Gov Lamido if... -Kano PDP Chair. ■ IBB's son, Mohammed, confident that Jega will be fair. ■ Sanusi: Four foreign banks bid for Nigerian banks. ■ Recharge cards business: Of gains and losses. ■ In Gombe, blacksmiths manufacture silver rings. ■ Sudan frees opposition leader Hassan al-Turabi. ■ All about psoriasis. ■ Oladipo-Ajayi is chairman of insurance association. ■ Is Michael Jackson's son suffering from the same skin condition as the King of Pop? ■ World Cup 2010: Brazil newspaper greets victory with advert lamenting defeat. ■ Money isn't everything, survey claims. ■ NULGE president, members in free-for-all. ■ Peace Corps sues Police, demand N200 million damage. ■ We are ready to face FIFA's wrath -Bio. ■ FG approves N197m for Nigeria at 50 sports committee. ■ Nigeria, U.S, and the oil spills
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    Daily trust newspaper Friday, 7th January, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 35 dhul qida27, 1425 a.h.
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-07) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
     Hajj: FCT pilgrims protest aircraft delay  Harmattan disrupts flights in Kano  PDP reform panel to reduce Ogbeh”s power  Tension in Jos over land dispute  Missing ship: Admiral appeals dismissal verdict  Tsunami disaster: UN, IMF pledge $2bn aid  Reps propose bill on disaster management  Atiku to witness signing of peace pact between Sudanese govt, SPLM/A  CNPP expresses reservations over new election bill  Kaduna Assembly members to impeach speaker  306 loan defaulters abandon homes in Zamfara  N1.4m fraud: EAS airline staff set office ablaze  Masari urges doctors to call off strike-pg 3▪ NASS to endorse new LGs-Mantu  Metropolitan police arrest three over Damilola Taylor’s murder  Shariah commission denies ram allowance rumour  Senator predicts further reduction in oil prices  Funtua LG to name secretariat after Wada Nas  NSE records N2.1bn capitalization in 2004 ●Opens new branch in Benin  Pension board boss warns fraudulent pensioners  Nuhu Ribadu as “Person of the Year”  New initiative universities  2007: How Nasarawa will vote  The 5th Communists at FCT water board  Costtly roads? Adamu Adamu should come come to Gombe  Adieu Wada Nas  This King has danced naked  Thoughts on democracy  300 dead in Somali tsunami crisis- Report  Mandela intensifies AID campaign as son dies  Garang to become Sudan’s vice president  Bombers kill 18 in Algeria  Kenyan becomes US senator  Iraq elections delay too risky- PM  Hamas owns up to attack on Isreali base  US dismisses Afghan, Pakistan border clash  Pregnant woman survive in sea after Tsunami  Smugglers hide heroin in puppies’ bellies-pg 10▪ Woman, 55, delivers triplets for daughter  Shell resumes production at oil stations  Oil prices drop as fuel stocks rise  Global Energy re-brands business units  Chevron Texco expands to deep water  BOI disburses N6bn for 42 projects  UTB shares attract investors at NSE  NAICOM commences public building insurance  Poverty, main driving force of child labour- Cleric  Taxes: Odili tasks coys  Ex-WorldCom directors to pay $54m fines  Toyota to staff factories with robots  Samsung unveils first speech-to-text mobile  What are your New Year resolutions?  Women in Chiranci, Kwana Hudu learn video recording  Looking attractive after childbirth  CEDAW calls for legal actionover women’s equality  Karu planning authority to construct six bus stop  Second batch of FCT pilgrims leave for Saudi Arabia  Driver slaps policewoman in bus stop  FCT: How education fared in 2004  Sanitation in Kano, matters arising  Road triggers battle between Tinubu, Ogunlewe  Day of judgement of missing M.T. African pride  ALGON explains parley with FG  ALGON explains parley with FG  Wada Nas’ death will not disintegrate PSP- Engr. Anyawun  APGA warns against truncating Igbo presidency  Benue hails Ogbeh’s survival as PDP boss  Edu blasts Arsenal over contact  Mendes feels robbed by linesman  English League offers to test technology  Liverpool seal Pellegrino signing  Luxemburgo’s preparations pay off for Real  Rusedski falls to in-form Federer  Shaq helps Haat return to winning ways  Petrova drops out after muscle strain  Hewitt breezes through to finals  Controversy dogs Nigerian soccer  FIFA’s threat: Minister makes effort to resolve face-off
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    Daily trust newspaper, Monday 3rd January, 2005 :trust is a burden vol.10, no.31 dhul qida 23, 1425 a.h.
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    ▪16 PDP NEC members petitions EFCC ▪ 2003 polls: APGA want Guobadia sacked ▪ Zamfara gov. Seeks removal of immunity clause ▪ Obasanjo bows to pressure over National Dialogue-Tanko Yakasai ▪ Appointment of tax consultants by states illegal-Tax Board Chairman ▪ Intercity bank targets N20bn from public offer ▪ Flood: Jigawa awards N332m bridge contract ▪ NCNE offers IRI training for nomadic teachers ▪ Hajj: IRS loses pilgrims to Kabo airline ▪ Dariye urges crises-free Plateau in 2005 ▪ 2007: Ex-chairmen forum supports southern president ▪ Ex-Kwara governor's aide arrested for murder ▪ Traditional titles bridge for unity says Gov. Ibrahim ▪ Kastina budgets N31.4bn for 2005 ▪ EFCC appeals against court verdict on immunity ▪ Tsunami: Tragedy or global hypocrisy? ▪ Nigeria: Irony of a nation ▪ Gov Donald Duke, where is our bursary ▪ Tribute to slain customs officers ▪ Tsunami: US unwilling response ▪ Somalia tsunami death toll grows ▪ Sudan, rebels sign permanent truce ▪ Uganda clamps down on rebels ▪ UN urges increase in AU membership ▪ Senegal, rebels finalize peace deal ▪ Abbas rules out force against activist ▪ ‘Tsunami recovery will take years’- Annan ▪ Car bomb attack kills 19 Iraqis ▪ Iran set for presidential election ▪ Couples name new baby Tsunami ▪ Briton surfs Tsunami, survives ▪ Man swallows man’s finger ▪ FG uncovers 70 secret airfields ▪ NCAA to license private aerodromes, airstrips ▪ Continental orders 7E7 dream liner ▪ Alamieyesiegha hands over Croastian hostage to shell ▪ Nigeria’s gas flare highest in the world-NNPC ▪ Accountants urge to device ways of effective practice ▪ poverty drops by 7.8% in 8yrs -FOS ▪ ADB to open 25 field offices in Africa ▪ Iraqi minister accuse insurgents of economic sabotage ▪ Court voids US’ limits on Chinese Export ▪ Japanese stock to ship this year ▪ Societe Bank seeks CBN nod to restructure ▪ US SEC okays Argentina’s debt swap ▪ Dollar hovers around record lows ▪ London exchange suitors in bid talks ▪ Asian shares defy post-quake gloom ▪ Chinese firm bids for 20% of yokes ▪ 2004:The year of ICT breakthroughs ▪ ICF urgres muslim goup to embrace ICT ▪ LG electronics opens digital service centers ▪ AP explains Oracle’ e-business suites ▪ Cyber crimes boom in 2004 ▪ Mobile phone firms target high-speed standard ▪ Oracle officers take over PeopleSoft posts net assists in tracing Tsunami victims ▪ 329m Chinese use mobile subscribers ▪ IBM launches WebSphere people’s forum inaugurated 2005 hajj airlift commences ▪ Images of Kano in 2004 ▪ OPC members arrested over assassination attempts ▪ Retired policeman’s son arrested for robbery ▪ Police recover six corpses on Xmas day ▪ Airport shuttle bus operators protest LATSMA harassment ▪ Over 188 persons declared missing in Lagos ▪ Rivers task citizens on sanitation ▪ Aliero promises pilgrims better welfare Rep seeks community support over bridge project ▪ NGO donates resource center ▪ Police arrest unimaid student over murder ▪ IDPU honours outgoing Kwara police boss ▪ Bafarawa warns LG chairmen over non- performance ▪ Unemployed graduates gets allowance in Katsina ▪ Why Kebbi records development -Aliero ▪ Give reform human face –experts urges FG ▪ Kwara NLC commends Saraki over workers’ welfare ▪ 2007: Fighting for the soul of PDP ▪ Ogbeh’s letter is diversional ▪ Luxemburgo’s test of character ▪ Tennis: Ones to watch in 2005 ▪ Dame Kelly: an annus mirabilis ▪ HOMES’S RISE TO STARDOM ▪ More of the same please ▪ Adere’s set sight on indoor season ▪ Depleted Chelsea have look of champions -Mourinho ▪ Wenger confident as Gunners maintain pressure on Chelsea ▪ Gazza seriously ill in hospital ▪ Galadima gets executive power ▪ Disu joins Lobi ▪ NFA REFORM: Board petitions Obasanjo, NASS ▪ Odegbami steps into Ogunjobi’s shoes ▪ Poor form troubles Okocha ▪ NFA owes late Enemuo N1.2m ▪ Of development and the ‘decadent’ West ▪ The Tsunami disaster
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    Daily trust newspaper, Thursday 6th January, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 34 dhul qida26, 1425 a.h.
    (Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-06) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
    ▪ Football: FG scrap decree 101 ▪ Still on Muazu, Rimi and Bauchi roads ▪ Re: Katsina joint account system ▪ Where are the president’s men? ▪ A nation at siege with itself ▪ Tsunami tragedy and the Aceh-Indonesian face off ▪ Egypt hold talk over Saudi, Libya ro ▪ IAEA finds secret nuclear programme in Egypt ▪ Malawian party leaders face charges ▪ Poland, Libya form economic ties ▪ Moroccan king calls for religious tolerance ▪ Rebel group form single army in Burundi ▪ US death toll in Iraq reach 1,300 – Report ▪ Isreal warns settlers over evacuations ▪ German police raises fresh concerns over al-quaeda ▪ Gas explosion claim four in Iran ▪ Syrian files case against US general ▪ Thousands protest presidential election in Croatia ▪ Tsunami: World leaders in Jakarta for talks ▪ Europe observe 2 minutes silence for victims ▪ Fresh crisis claims 150 rebels in Nepal ▪ Man survive 8 days floating on sea ▪ Behold: A man with long toe nails ▪ Group urges Jimmy Carter to quit fishing ▪ Gunmen passes out drunk to end standoff ▪ NUB targets N9.3bn private placement ▪ HSBC, Standard Chartered vie for Korea First Bank ▪ SEC issues new directives on IPOs-pg 13▪ FOU, Ikeja impounds N210m contraband-pg 14▪ Kaduna plans Ceramic Industry-pg 14▪ OPS calls for healthy industrial base-pg 14▪ NEEDS is an unrealistic project-pg 14▪ Benue to build electric plant-pg 15▪ Oil prices fall ahead of US inventory data-pg 15▪ Shell saves $500,000 a month on ramp barge-pg 15▪ Morgan Stanley cuts Thailand growth forecast-pg 17▪ Recalling a visit to the Pearl- pg 20, 21▪ University distributes motor-cycles to staff-pg 22▪ Higher Education This Week: Great expectations for 2005-pg 22▪ VC insists on adherence to academic regulations-pg 23▪ NGO institutes scholarship scheme-pg 23▪ Education sector in 2004-pg 24▪ NAPS calls for swift passage of bill-pg 24▪ NUJ flays state of education in Jigawa-pg 24▪ Niger deputy governor commends ETF-pg 24▪ Commision harps on Nomadic education through radio-pg 24▪ Wuse new market relocate to Dei-Dei Jan 31-pg 26▪ Motorist fight task force officials over task-pg 26▪ Residents return after Xmas/New year break-pg 26▪ Number of FCT internet café’s rise-pg 26▪ C’ttee to get additional aircraft for Hajj operations - Acting Chairman-pg 27▪ NASS recommends special fund for FCT water project-pg 27▪ NGO hails Rochas, Kogi gov over developmental projects ▪ Centre begins Joint Higher Degree programme March 2005-pg 27▪ Students to enjoy prompt payments of allowances ▪ 13-man Committee on census setup ▪ Kano LGs employ 4,400 workers ▪ 500 received free eye treatment in Bichi LG ▪ N1.3m Zakat to be distributed to 13 wards ▪ Abandoned Islamiyya schools to be renovated ▪ Defaulting dredgers to pay N10m fine Tinubu, Adebayo want better welfare for Nigerians ▪ Police recover sucide victim’s body ▪ FG turns down request for pedestrian bridges ▪ Dabo apologizes to Dariye ▪Forum condemns police brutality on journalists ▪ Masari hinges development on peace, democracy ▪ Wada Nas, fearless vanguard of masses – NUJ ▪ Ekiti pensioners receive N812m ▪ Why people join cult- Royal father ▪ Idoma group vows to defend Ogbeh over rift ▪ Customs plan tough on smugglers ▪ Gov Attah commissions rural project ▪ Customs plans tough on smugglers ▪ Council chairman escapes robbery attack ▪ Jigawa records 181 road accidents deaths in 2004 ▪ Kaduna court discharges IBB assaulters ▪ Nasarawa acting gov tasks Christian pilgrims on religious practice ▪ Sokoto bars 6 pregnant women from hajj ▪ ‘Yams on petrol tankers unsafe for consumption’ ▪ Budget: Yobe gov.signs N5b provisional warrant ▪ Obasanjo appoints Lecky NHIS scribe ▪ Maiduguri LG mobilizes for census ▪ Yobe cancels school fees ▪ Why Taraba lacks federal project - Legislator ▪ Governor Sheriff’s car accident victim not dead – Physcian ▪ Surveyor faces forgery charge ▪ Obasanjo pays unscheduled visit to Ogbe ▪ FCT APGA disowns meeting ▪ Buhari, Bafarawa grace Badaru’s wedding ▪ Gov. Kalu, most detribalized Nigerian - Commissioner ▪ ANPP govs parley on party’s crisis ▪ APGA wants Anambra elected officials to leave office ▪ 2007: Sarumi advises Duke on third term ▪ Leadership crisis rocks IBB campaign group ▪ Group urges Zamfara gov to contest presidency ▪ Big guns ready for season opener ▪ Schumacher gives $10m in tsunami aid ▪ O’Neal’s season high leads Pacers past Bucks ▪ Moya beats nerves in opening win ▪ Dates set for 2006 African Nations Cup finals ▪ Linesman’s blunder denies Spurs victory ▪ Late Osman strike seals gripping Everton win ▪ Drogba puts Chelsea in touching distance of title ▪ Power tussle grounds activities in Glass House ▪ Okoye denies Enyimba switch ▪ Hockey celebrate world ranking ▪ Officials want consolidation of leadership status ▪ Hockey celebrate world ranking ▪ Ojo frowns at N25,000 monthly wage ▪ FIFA writes Galadima…threatens to ban Nigeria ▪ Ogunjobi, others to face EFCC ▪ Nigerians brace up for ban ▪ German teams scramble for Owomoyela ▪ FIFA, Galadima aware of reforms, Mohammed insists ▪ Cadet teams in danger ▪ Minister Shagari and the privatization of water
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    Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, 5th January, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 33 dhul qida25, 1425 a.h.
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    ▪ Ogbeh escapes impeachment ▪ Ngige, Uba suspended ▪ Controversy trails meeting outcome ▪ Police manhandle journalists, one hospitalized ▪ Doctors’ strike: Hospitals record 20,000 deaths ▪ Baghdad regional governor assassinated ▪ Calls for Ngige’s resignation unconstitutional- speaker ▪ FG raises C’ttee on Tsunami, donates 41m ▪ 3425 Nigerian Pilgrims arrive in Saudi Arabia ▪ Mrs Abacha, Masari, ANPP condole Nas’ family ▪ FG urged to resolve doctors’ strike ▪ Plateau Ulamas condem killing over land dispute ▪ NEPA owe FG N8bn in taxes ▪ How police manhandled journalists at PDP NEC meeting…yesterday ▪ Anambra probes 2004 mayhem- ▪ Farmers doubt government’s commitment to agriculture ▪ Ogun registers 1,562 pilgrims for Hajj ▪ NDLEA impounds consignment of Indian hemp ▪ NLC cautions FG over economic reform ▪ Nigeria, Canada to cooperate on boundary matters ▪ OBJ oil refinaries and posterity ▪ King Oki’s resurrection: The chickening of a witness ▪ 2007: The middle belt factor ▪ The media and census 2005 ▪ Thriller in Palestine ▪ Sudan to sign final peace pact Sunday ▪ Algeria arrests ‘radical’ Islamic leader ▪ Ugandan govt seeks peace talk abroad ▪ Somalis not ready to leave Kenya-leader ▪ Bus crash claim 25 in Burundi ▪ Airport accident causes relief delay in Aceh ▪ Guru pledges $23m Tsunami relief ▪ Britons killed in Iraq attack ▪ Isreali army kill seven Palestinians Gaza ▪ Turkey, Isreal to strengthen ties ▪ Powel hails quake relief efforts ▪ Court backs Pinochet murder trial ▪ Police arrest rebel leader in Peru ▪ Elephant save Tourists from Tsunami ▪ Woman starts fresh career at 96% ▪ Tsunami hero arrested ▪ Aviation minister targets N3.1bn revenue ▪ Lagos airport to serve as sub-regional hub-Yuguda- ▪ Tsunami: Chinese airline continues emergency airlift ▪ Trade bank trade debtors’ case to presidency ▪ NEPZA boss laments policy inconsistencies ▪ Cross river has great economic potentials- Envoy ▪ Saudi oil reserves may top 461bn barrels ▪ New York stocks struggle amid dollar rally, merger ▪ Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda sign tax free trade pact ▪ Libya sign holiday complex deal ▪ Turkey beats IMF-backed inflation target ▪ Britain proposes G8 debt moratorium for Tsunami countries ▪ US-Asia imports not by Tsunami ▪ Oil prices steady in New York, dive in London ▪ Samsung develops world’s largest organic LED panel ▪ Dollar bounces back ▪ Prof Oyibo: Homecoming of world’s largest science icon ▪ “Sustainable housing delivery in Nigeria: the challenges and opportunities”-pg 23▪ Pure water satchets generate 30 percent Lagos waste ▪ international summits over Tsunami holds Jan ▪ New Lagos road to boast socio-economic activities-Controller-pg 24▪ Architects trade words over building plan approval-pg 24▪ 2004 Books enjoy a great year in Kenya-pg 25▪ Author explores authors and country in acclaimed new novel-pg 26▪ Kabo airline rescues stranded FCT pilgrims-pg 28▪ Abaji area council budget N1 billion for 2005-pg 28▪ Construction worker caned for stealing N95,000-pg 28▪ Two persons loses private parts to beggers-pg 28 ▪ Gwagwalada area council procures cholera vaccines-pg 28▪ First lady task 16yrs old mother over education ▪ Plateau privatize tourism-pg 28▪ FRSC urges repair of office complex-pg 29▪ FRSC urges repair of office complex ▪ Niger Fadama project targets 200 communities-pg 29▪and Lodoja tasks workers on service-pg 29▪ Ungogo LG to begging, unemployment ▪ JIgawa Assembly considers Justice sector reform bill-pg 30▪ Women advised to circumcise children in the hospital ▪ District head task parent on education-pg 30▪ Man sentenced to 50 strokes for theft-pg 30▪ One killed in area boys boxing day fracas ▪ Withdrawal of airport bus operators ‘cheap blackmail’ – LASG-pg 31▪ Student decry imposition of internship fees ▪ NGO institutes N5m scholarship scheme-pg 31▪ Justice necessary for reconciliation – Oputa -pg 32▪ Jigawa export free zone ready for operations – Turaki ▪ Kadpoly gets Deputy Rector ▪ Minister introduces scholarship scheme for orphans ▪ Youth forum demands Ogbeh’s resignation ▪ 2007: AWYF vows to draft IBB ▪ EI-Amin little drops PRP for PDP ▪ Senator wants more autonomy LGs Katsina ANPP supports Buhari’s plan for appeal ▪ Souith-south politicians support Northern Presidency ▪ Rusedski to face Federer in Qatar ▪ James stars in Cleverland win ▪ Hewitt angry at Aussie official ▪ Australian open courts will be fastest ever-organisers ▪ Maccarone makes switch to Siena ▪ Redknap looks to son to beat the drop ▪ Benitez confirms Morientes interest ▪ Oliveira replaces Luxemburgo at Santos ▪ Villa ‘set to say’ Pompey’s Faye ▪ Blatter ready to head FIFA until 2011 ▪ Cech’s balance help tighen Chelsea’s grip title ▪ Wenger sees test ahead for Chelsea ▪ Ogunjobi drums up support for new mgt ▪ NFA crisis won’t distract us – Siasia ▪ Metz targets Ogbuche ▪ WBA must plays to win, says Kanu ▪ Ikhana rejects N80m for Kwara ▪ Disu: I will prove my critics wrong ▪ Empty National Stadium awaits staffers ▪ The press, the president, Oputa and the generals