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Daily trust newspaper: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 39 dhul hajj3, 1425 a.h.
(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-13) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
 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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Daily trust newspaper, Monday, July 5, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 65. Rajab 23, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-07-05) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ 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.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-07-02) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ 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.
(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-03) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited
▪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.
(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-05) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
▪ 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
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Daily trust newspaper. Monday 10th, January, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 36 dhul qida30, 1425 a.h.
(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-10) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
 FG, doctors’ parley deadlocked  Hajj: Confusion trails airlift  German police arrest late Abacha’s son  Navy, Police clash in Abuja  Abbas poised to win Palestinian election  AU will secure Darfur peace – Obasanjo  Kano to assist in transfer of service  Race for World Bank presidency begins  First Islamic varsity takes-off in Katsina September  Sokoto pilgrim arrested for stealing  Wada Nas, abridge builder-ACF  Fire guts Benue Investment Company  FG to rehabilitate roads in federal institutions  Ekiti makes progress in education  Sokoto purchases N1.7m water pumps for farmers  Jigawa IT varsity takes off Jan 15  Senator escapes Iynching  Dispute over suspected oil rich land leaves 2 dead  Katsina releases N27m subsidy to pilgrims  Women barred from visiting prison inmates  Anti-drug war gathers momentum in Oyo  Criminals kill five policemen in Gombe- Commisioner  AIDS: The end of a myth?  The coming divine tsunami  The story of the missing organs  Re: Letter to Sani Abacha  US air raid kill 14 in Iraq  Sudan, southern rebels end civil war  Eight dead in Europe storm  Tsunami: America’s aid regardless of religion- Powell  Isreal invests earthquake warning device  OPEC may cut output Jan 30  Yukos to file claim against Russian govt  Oil prices halved as market steadies  Rising fuel costs, labour unrests threaten global airlines  Hajj: Aviation ministry to review airline section process  Airline workers face bad economic outlook- study  Judges rejects bankrupt UAL’s deal with pilots  FG to boost cocoa market  ‘Involve manufacturers in policy-making’  Texile manufacturers laud FG on EEG  Microsoft offers anti-spyware programme for windows  Firms unveil new gadgets at technology fair  Oracle completes peoplesoft acquisition  Britain to sell new mobile phone spectrum  US schools behind in use of technology- Report  SBC to launch Internet TV on phone lines  Samsung develops 80-inch plasma TVs, long-life MP3s  Firm develops anti-piracy patents for cell phones  TiVo unveils integrated video recorder  EDUCATION TRUST FUND YEAR 2003 RECONCILED PROJECTS AS AT 1/7/2005 18:14 North-Central Zone  N27m debt: Sokoto Agric Bank threaten court action against farmers  ETF intervenes in Mass Literacy  Kwara appeals for support on cultism  Ekiti Complaints Commission resolves 201 cases  Dense haze blankets  Incomplete Gurara Dam bane of FCT water problem  Political will threatens FCT transportation system  Kuje area council budgets N1.3bn for 2005  Acid bath: Driver in court for alleged attempt to kill lover  Road construction gulps N100m in Kunchi LG  Only registered famers ‘ll get fertilizer- C’ttee chairman  Cleric worried over increase in prostitution, alcohol consumption  Kura LG pledges more support to health services  KNSG honours 57 student athletes  Kano Assembly set to battle mosquitoes  Increase in reported cases, a measure of confidence- EFCC  Five perish in petroleum tankers to night travel- Residents  LASG, telephone coy to improve security network  Restrict fuel tankers to night travel- Residents  Car owners to use Smartcard for parking  THE LIES AGAINST GOVERNOR BONNIE HARUNA  APGA in the woods  Siasia targets gold  IKhana in NPA talk  Martins on target  Heart win Confederation cup  Kaduna Basketball league kicks off next month  Ferguson slams United’s worst FA Cup display  Suns overcome Clippers to maintain best record  Troubled Marseille sunk by Angers  Hopman Cup organisers target Federer  Ill-fated Virgin Nigeria  It is the economy, stupid!
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Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, 11th January, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 37 dhul hajj1, 1425 a.h.
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 Uba meets Oyinlola c’ttee  AUDU OGBE’S RESIGNATION: I resigned to save party –Ogbeh  Hajj: Kwara concludes airlift  EFCC confirms probe of ex-UBA chairman  Trust dialogue holds Thursday  Nigeria produced 2.46m BPD of crude in Nov 2004 –CBN  Buhari files appeal against 2003 election verdict  Nzeribe denies allegations over state of emergency in Anambra  Nigeria produced 2.46m BPD of crude in Nov 2004 –CBN  National dialogue, a farce-AD  Fire guts Ajaokuta steel company  Poor leadership obstacle to foreign policy-Maitama Sule  Strike: Obasanjo orders payment of doctors’ salaries  FERMA begins road repairs in Benue  Daura incommunicado, businessman sues for exchange transfer  Virgin Nigeria: Nigeria to save N262b annually –Minister  FG condoles Katsina over Wada Nas’ death  Four heads of state for Argungu festival –Aliero  NPC pledges acceptable 2005 census  Youths attack legislator  Muslims decry delay in setting up Pilgrims Board  Nigeria, Canada sign N2.6b MOU  Yaradua warns LGs over misappropriation of funds  Dismissed ECOWAS director receives fair hearing –official  And the president blinked!  Letters and a President’s Burden  2007: Journalists beware  Re: Should Yar’ Adua ride on?  Ibrahim Little and P.D.P  This house has not fallen yet  AU summit opens in Gabon  Sudan celebrates peace deal  DR Congo abuse claims upheld - UN  Egypt’s Mubarak welcomes rivals for presidency  Uganda gives AU condition on war  Powell demands progress on Darfur  World expresses hope after Abbas victory  Isreal warns Egypt on airspace intrusion  Shootings claim Baghdad deputy police chief  Afghan judge in custody over bomb attack  Fresh fighting engulfs northern Pakistan  Tsunami: Fighting engulfs Indonesia, Sri Lanka  …Crash shock hinder aid relief  Irish PM shuns IRA denials of bank robbery  New conflict erupts in southern Philippines  Central bankers review World economy  ECOWAS trains stakeholders on trade agreements  Niger farmers access N107m credit from CBN  How interst-rate policy can control inflation  2005 Altima: An entertaining performance  Auto-makers optimistic on environment, technology  Daimier Chrysler global car sales rise  Mazda targets more sales in 2005  Crude oil prices climb amid OPEC worries  US dollar drops slightly after gains  NLC condemns police attack on journalists  NPC staff get paid after protest  FRSC organizes workshop for PR officers  The sleeping dams of Katsina  Union makes case for ambulances on roads  NURTW tasks AEPB on parks cleanliness  DWCN spends N.5m on accident victims  Kaduna NUJ ratifies members’ suspension, dismissal  All set for census area demarcation in Bauchi  Kebbi procures grains for pastoralists  Katsina urged to construct LG rural link roads  Senate assures Sokoto of burnt market reconstruction  British government scholarships and public health  AWHI assemples health experts for its inauguration  Stakeholders fine-tune smooth take-off of NHIS  Experts brainstorm on safe motherhood in Nigeria  KNSG introduces Ramadan, Ram bonus to civil servants  Gwale LG to provide transformers to 13 wards  Incessant school fees increase irks ministry  Lagos to standardise vans for transporting meat  Operator wants FG to reduce ferry operation charges  Pipeline explosion: residents demand security along NNPC pipelines  ‘LASG spends N.7million on demolition daily’  Emir of Argungu urged to wade into royal conflict in Kebbi  Bachama youths decry presence of soldiers in Numan  Eight suspects arrested over murder  UK cleric counsels Muslims on unity  Akume demands identity of his assailiants  Appeal Tribunal upholds LG Chairman’s election  Police quiz seven over N3m theft  Prisons require better funding to cope with HIV/AIDS –Labo  Two car thieves killed  JDZ set to announce winners  Prisons require better funding to cope with HIV/AIDS  Two car thieves killed  EFCC arraigns five over N2million theft  Woman sends armed robbers after husband over divorce  NAFDAC introduces new drug control policy July 1st  Ex NBA chairman faults suspension of Ngige, Uba  Chad completes 120km road construction to Nigeria  APGA factions summon separate NEC meetings  2007: Marwa’s posters buy Atiku’s in Markurdi  North urged to immortalize Wada Nas  Nassarawa ANPP boss remains put  IBB campaign groups merge  Adamawa supports Atiku’s presidential bid –Dep. Gov.  PDP wants fresh LG polls in Lagos  Cleric advises soliders to stay clear from politics,  Gov. Aliero against more emirates in Kebbi  Kano assembly passes 2005 budget  Charitable Moya downs Paradorn to retain title  Elber future at Lyon in doubt  Tszyu agrees to Hatton showdown  Federer’s class all in the mind  Grieving Bekele misses Edinburgh  Luxemburgo injects passion into Real  Germany loses show jumping gold after doping verdict  Capello defends decision to withdraw Del Piero  Europe’s refereeing chief rules out video replays  Spanish FA set to act on racism  FA cup windfall for Exter  Wheelchair tennis debuts as Aces tourney  Siasia names Flying Eagles squad  Marseilles splash cash on Lobi star  Eagles set for African fiesta  NRA holds badging ceremony for referees  Pompey battle to keep Aiyegbeni  Ogunjobi knows fate today as NFA board meets  Eagles star faces two year ban  Hearts challenge Enyimba  Eaglets beat Angola  Theses on Obasanjo  Pompey
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Daily trust newspaper of Wednesday, January 12th, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 38 dhul hajj2, 1425 a.h.
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 Hajj: Nigeria seeks 3 days extension  RESIGNATION Senators lobby Ogbeh to rescind decision  Senate passes budget Jan 27  INEC explains disparity in Ogun polls results  Obasanjo submits new revenue formula to senate  Anambra: Snate stands down Panel report  Markarfi, denies presidential interest  Sultan announces Thursday Jan 20 Sallah day  Jigawa denies N1bn gift to Niger Republic  Ogbeh was not forced to resign, says Gana  Senate to review insurance claims  Khatami arrives Abuja on 3-day visit  Works ministry gets N6.7 billion virement  Doctors’ strike: FG releases N7bn for settlement  Committee on Christian pilgrimage inaugurated  Harmattan haze grounds flights again  Deregulation successful –Paki  Swiss to release looted funs to FG  FG writes US over Virgin restriction  Ogbeh: Can PDP survive the heat?  JCB: Jah come black  The world as America’s hostage  Re: “Fraud: JSC probes FCT High Court”  Journalism and censorship: The Kano example  The danger in Ogbeh’s resignation  Borno new breed politicians and the future  How much “aid” will the tsunami survivors get?  UN to deploy troops to Darfur  AU urges action on Cote d’ Iviore  I have failed –Zambian president  Congolese protest poll delay  Kenya clan clashes claim 9  Tsunami: UN demands swift cash  Explosion kills 13 in China  Former Yugoslav leader trial resumes  Oil-for-food officials’ guilty –report  Ukrainian troops to leave Iraq  Suspected British terrorists to be released  Bombing kills six Iraqi police in Tikrit  Some areas may be unsafe to vote-Iraqi PM  Suspected Musharraf assailant flees custody  Iran,EU forge trade ties  Eqyptians eye Palestinian poll system  CBN trades N54.4bn treasury bills  Recapitalisation: O’ dua states back Wema Bank with N6.25bn  Ajaokuta Steel seeks AISA collaboration  Rising energy costs hit world”s biggest aluminum company  Shell to pay $1m to ex-finance chief  Oil prices ease to $45  Officials allege sabotage in Iraqi oil system  MTN, Vmobile, NITEL agree on tariff  British post office eyes telecom market  NITEL engages SSS, EFCC to plug revenue leakages  US’ rural telephony coy buys Western Wireless  FG inaugurates SME implementation committee  Dollar dips against Euro  EU optimistic on Airbus/Boeing subsidy row  Airport operations resume as visibility improves  Nigeria plans total radar coverage of airspace  BA to suspend two Saudi services  Thatch-roofed huts defy urbanization in Makurdi  Environment ministry inaugurates federal programme advisory c’ttee  Survivors of China landslide to get new homes  Ancient granaries found in Egypt  Bauchi begins New year sanitation exercise  Tsunami: 500,000 Indonesians homeless  Refuse takes over Aba  An environmental analysis of Cyprus  1000km Lagos roads to gulp N2.5billion  LASG to demolish illegal structures in six LGs  2004,difficult year for construction industry –NIESV President  NGO tasks KNSG on desert control  Yankari Park draws more tourists  The world’s banker: A story of failed states, financial crises, and the wealth and pverty of nations  U2 show  African people compared  MFCT, Orphange at war over babies  Court discharges man over breach of trust  Tribunal orders retrial council chairman’s case  Two policemen, others die in Mabushi fire  Pregnant mothers complain of vaccine scarcity  N307m expended on inherited projects –Commissioner  7,000 pilgrims flown to Saudi Arabia  Mosque, school construction gulps N4.3m  Dala LG pledges support for pilgrims  Don enjoins traders on mgt. strategy  Market association tasks LASG on incessant fire outbreaks  315 coys indicate interest in car park project  Professionals launch NGO to assist less privileged  Assassination bid on Anambra Rep fails  Akwa Ibom gov dissolves cabinet  Sokoto urged to purchase farmers’ excess grains  Security chief in court for alleged assault  Police arrest couple for duping Okada operator  Emir of Ilorin extols virtues of late Sardauna  Deputy gov tasks journalists on politics  Nigeria records reduction in road accident – FRSC boss  Body raises N3.5 trillion for food production  Ekiti begins construction of Presidential Lodge  Police arrest bullion van, raid suspects  Let states handle pilgrims’ accommodation, agency urges  NGO to drag herbalists before court  Fire guts 300 villages in Jigawa * 19 died inferno  Occultism: Don blames Nigerian leaders  NYSC boss plans better package for staff  Environmentalist marks birthday in desert  NBA honours Fawehinmi  Jigawa police kill four robbers  Kwara to grade traditional rulers  Police arrest suspected killers of minor  ECOWAS training course opens in Abuja  Jigawa courts treats 19000 cases in 2004  Akwa Ibom budgets N83.28bn for 2005  Tinubu’s refusal to re-conduct council elections unconstitutional – Ogunlewe  Anambra govt sues FG over crisis  APGA faction constitutes Board of Trustees  Yarima’s posters flood Ilorin  Rooney set for Manchester United recall  Jorge takes charge of Cameroon  Axed Lehmann hits back at Arsenal manager  Spanish federation vows to halt rise in racism  Livorno sack coach Colomba, turn to Donadoni  Bayern to let Kuffour or Linke leave  Bryant shines as Lakers add to Timberwolves’ misery  Myskina, Moya beaten in Sydney  Deserving Appleby reaps rich reward in Hawaii  Federer calls for tennis to join tsunami relief effort  Rogge urges African nations to bid for Games  Australian Open celebrates its 100th year  EI Guerrouj targets cross country  Di Canio claims innocence in row  Ogunjobi: NFA sets up probe panel  Polish club blasts Ekwueme  No cause for alarm at Enyimba  Obaseki leads League Board  Geremi eager to make Boro switch  Stop sacking coaches, club owners urged  Bauchi govt fires Wikki mgt  Ukraine: Time to move forward  Nas: The Man who stayed loyal
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Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, July 1, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 63. Rajab 19, 1431 A.H.
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■ Jonathan disbands Super Eagles. ■ Collapsed building kills 14 in Kebbi. ■ Dead' Boko Haram leader re-emerges in new video. ■ 8-man panel to probe land sales in Suleja. ■ Katsina releases N315m to pay exam fees. ■ Expert warns of tobacco, alcohol related cancer epidemics. ■ Senate probes Zamfara lead poisoning. ■ 2011: Can Jang drop Tallen as running mate?. ■ Constitution Amendment: Gombe rejects 21 sections. ■ AGOA: Nigerian products are not competitive in US. ■ Politicians who are farmers can't access credit in banks - Audu Ogbe. ■ NAMA completes final phase of radar project. ■ Naomi Campbell may testify in Taylor case. ■ Taliban attack NATO base in Afghanistan. ■ Russia: Spy scandal won't damage US ties. ■ CNN's Larry King to step down. ■ Chevron faults oil spill report in N/Delta. ■ FG partners environmental health service providers to check quackery. ■ Nigeria needs PhD holders as primary school teachers -NTI boss. ■ Jonathan's directive will salvage Nigerian football- Lumumba.
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Daily trust newspaper of Tuesday, January 4th , 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 32 dhul qida24, 1425 a.h.
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Buhari urges donation for Tsunami victims ▪ North mourns Wada Nas ▪ Iraqi election officials quit over threat ▪ Robbers kill two intending pilgrims in Ilorin ▪ Ogbeh/Obasanjo Feud: Benue PDP leaders urge truce ▪ PSP will survive Nas ▪ Nas’ death, great loss, say Rimi, others ▪ Human rights violation: Oputa panal report indicts ex-military leaders ▪ Plateau land dispute: Police confirm one killed, eight suspects arrested ▪ Collapsed bridge kills 6 in Ibadan ▪ Infreno: Customs brief victims’ families ▪ Governor’s vehicle hits boy over scramble for money-pg 4▪ 2007: Babangida directs campaign outfits to fuse-pg 4▪ Awards for Gov. Ibrahim well deserved –Aide-pg 4▪ ABI nominates Dr. Onu man of the year 2004-pg 4▪ FG appoints 14-member Amirul Hajj C’ttee-pg 4▪ AU to solve Darfur dispute says Mbeki-pg 5▪ Senators urges Adamawa politicians to forget differences-pg 5▪ Kano PDP chides Rimi over utterances-pg 5▪ Police cadets to commence training-pg 5▪ 2005: live and let live-pg 7▪ No el-rufai. No-pg 7▪ Hausa films: Enough of this immorality-pg 7▪ Tread softly Mr. President-pg 7▪ Adamu Adamu got gov. mu azu wrong-pg 7▪ Sign of relieve as Sudanese sign peace deal-pg 9▪ North seeks Korean ‘reunification’-pg 10▪ Volcanic eruption hits India-pg 10▪ Kuwaiti minister fits over moral question-pg 10▪ Iraqi party threaten to reject charter-pg 10▪ Car bomb claims two in Baghdad-pg 10▪ US soilder killed in Afghanistan-pg 10▪ Late Margaret Hassan gets posrt mortem peace prize-pg 11▪ Man bets to clock 100 yrs-pg 11▪ squabbles over child-pg 11▪ Tsunami relief gathers momentum-pg 11▪ 17 peasants murdered in Columbia-pg 11▪ Croatia pull goes to run-off-pg 11▪ Groups protest lavish royal spending in Swaziland-pg 12▪ Ethiopians protest border talks with Eritrea-pg 12▪ Details of Sudan cease fire-emerge-pg 12▪ Egyptian parliament to elect presidential candidate May-pg 12▪ Wolfensohn may quit World bank-pg 14▪ FG strategises for agric production-pg 14▪ STB, Zenith sparehead FIRS’ automated revenue collection-pg 14▪ Cars to look out for in 2005-pg 15▪ Nigeria to refine 50% of crude oil next year-pg 16▪ DPR warns erring marketers in Kaduna-pg 16▪ Oil prices plunge on mild winter weather-pg 16▪ Shell moves to tackle leakages-pg 16▪ Dollar steady against Euro in new year-pg 16▪ IMF, World bank not the authors of NEEDS – Masari-pg 20,21▪ FG urged to wade into RTEAN crisis-pg 22▪ Jigawa NUJ petition gov. over educational backwardness-pg 22▪ NUJ honors police officer-pg 22▪ FG calls for review of NNPC staff retrenchment-pg 23▪ Minister predicts cordial FG/NLC relationship-pg 23▪ NARTO indicts police over illegal parks-pg 23▪ Health Interactive with Dr. Aminu Magashi: The fate of medical doctors in Nigeria: Information on HIV, Hair loss, Food poisoning, Seven years without an issue –pg 25▪ Doctors’ strike, private hospital get patronage-pg 26▪ Polio: Nigeria suffer set-back – Prof. Shehu-pg 26▪ NGO donates N5m anti-cancer drugs to Plateau-pg 26▪ KNSG need N2bn for health facilities-pg 26▪ Etsu Nupe declare support for health center-pg 26▪ TSANI announces public declaration on HIV/AIDS status-pg 27▪ NAFDAC destroys N200m worth of fake drugs-pg 27▪ FCT minister commission FACA secretariat-pg 28▪ RTEAN decries illegal operations in parks-pg 28▪ 2005 budget: Amac legislators reviews N2.6bn budget proposal-pg 28▪ FRSC reviews fines upward-pg 28▪ Clergyman docked for forging NSA letter head, ID card-pg 28▪ Civil servant docked for presenting CBN fake cheques-pg 28▪ KABO commences airlift of pilgrims amid hitches-pg 29▪ UNIABUJA adopts dressing code for students-pg 29▪ Hajj 2005: FAN charges food, drinks vendors-pg 29▪ Okada accident claims passengers-pg 29▪ Second hand cloth business booms in Abuja-pg 29▪ NARTO flays RTEAN over FG loan scheme-pg 30▪ Deaf youth condems Buhari petition verdict-pg 30▪ KNSG wants mentholatum coy to partner with BUK-pg 30▪ Media houses blamed for poor Hausa translation-pg 30▪ Kano gives ultimatum to road contractor-pg 30▪ NGO awards N5m scholarship to students-pg 31▪ “FG permits NURTW to park under bridge”-pg 31▪ Police arrest seven armed robbers-pg 31▪ Community leaders alert Tinubu over imminent building collapse-pg 31▪ Union advises FG on monietisation policy-pg 31▪ Obasanjo outlines plan for agriculture-pg 33▪ NUJ laments education delay in Jigawa-pg 33▪ Zamfara vows to enforce girl child education-pg 33▪ NOA urges reward for excellence-pg 34▪ Taraba to reactivate Lau sugar coy-pg 34▪ Unemployment retards development in Borno ▪ Ministers advocates parliamentary system-pg 34▪ Akume wants Taxi service in Benue-pg 34▪ Auto crash kills 2 police officers ▪ Benue won’t accept Ogeh’s removal, Dabo ▪ Premiership: South American exports flounder ▪ Stoudemire shines as Suns stop Trailblazers ▪ Monty eyes return to world’s top 10 ▪ Caragher blast referee Riley ▪ Golovin eases to Gold Coast win ▪ Beattie joins Everton ▪ Ferdinand leave Bolton ▪ Celtic go three points clear in Scotland ▪ Luxemburgo begins new Real with extra training ▪ FC Porto to suspend Brazilian Stars ▪ Eaglet off to Angola ▪ Galadima hopes on better year ▪ Injury knocks out Odemwinge ▪ Liverpool survive Norwich revival ▪ Basketball: Top clubs chase Okoro ▪ All-Ghana finals ends in draw ▪ Editoral: Eggs from Cotonou ▪ Tribute to Dr Rufa’I Omar Madaki
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Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, July 6, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 66. Rajab 24, 1431 A.H.
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■ Jonathan bows to FIFA. ■ Bankole: Melaye, others may be recalled. ■ Fulanis allege fresh attack in Jos. ■ Ayo Oritsejafor voted CAN president. ■ Foreign investors eye Nigerian power sector. ■ Boko Haram: Yusuf's widow flees to Chad. ■ Elumelu, Ugbane lose bid to quash charges. ■ Regulatory bodies team up against piracy. ■ ANPP chairman threatens to expel erring members. ■ Lula: We cannot pay back Africa debt. ■ Talba: Yobe PDP in order for 2011. ■ MPC: Financial system still Fragile. ■ Insecurity is businessman's worst headache in Nigeria —Survey. ■ FG to release Q3 import allocation tomorrow. ■ Shipping coys seek Nl50bn to procure vessels. ■ FCT rolls out agric road map. ■ Guinea bans vote protests before court verdict. ■ Pakistan calls for landmark anti-terror conference. ■ Scientists discover chemical that can stop you from eating for pleasure. ■ Temitope Adenugba jailed over false rape claim. ■ NGO starts up home for the elderly. ■ Lawyers calling for the abolition of the rank of SAN are lazy -Roland Otaro. ■ EFCC/UNODC survey divides lawyers. ■ lorfa, Yusuf applaud Jonathan's reversed decision. ■ Ghana, Cote d' Ivoire, seven others for Africa athletics championship
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Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, May 12, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 28. Jimada Ula 28, 1431 A.H.
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■ How PDP ratified zoning for 2011. ■ Ebong's co-accused object to new charges. ■ Senate rejects move to probe Yar'adua's death. ■ El-Rufai urges Jonathan to contest in 2011. ■ Jonathan: FG committed to vision 20-2020. ■ Family holds 7th day prayers for late president today. ■ Minister: Nigeria on alert over earthquake. ■ FG to use ICT to reduce maternal mortality. ■ Riot in Abeokuta over police shooting. ■ Lagos to commence oil exploration. ■ Thieves raid school in Jigawa. ■ Woman kidnaps 3-year-old baby, demands N.8m ransom. ■ Vice-President - IBB demands free hand for Jonathan. ■ Jesus as INEC chair! ■ Darfur rebels threaten to resume Sudan war. ■ Brown resigns as UK prime minister. ■ Thai premier urges protests to end today. ■ Banks in merger talks-CBN. ■ India is second largest employer of labour in Nigeria. ■ Oando earnings hit N91.3bn in Q1. ■ Abandoned at birth. ■ Chinese, Lebanese chase out Nigerians in bread making business. ■ SIM registration can reduce crimes- Senator Anyanwu. ■ Up in the clouds. ■ Agric sector: Huge budget, little result. ■ The man who says he hasn't eaten or drunk for 70 years. ■ Bubbles 16, is a world's tallest teenage girl at 6ft 11in. ■ African observers assess UK election. ■ Niger to get permanent Hajj camp. ■ LG donates land to Unilorin. ■ Lucky fibres introduces new rug designs. ■ Life camp police raid black spots. ■ Hausa community sends SOS to police. ■ Driver jailed for forgery. ■ Many fronts in the battle for VP. ■ Why North west wants VP slot- Rep Kazaure, ■ Lagerback attempts to defuse Messi scare, say... Argentina? Don't bother about them. ■ Lagerback got it wrong - Emetole. ■ Reps probe Eagles hotel saga. ■ Roy the Rover: Fulham boss Hodgson's incredible journey. ■ Cameroon set to emulate 1990 heroes. ■ The tragedy of President Yar'adua's death.
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Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, May 13, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 29. Jimada Ula 29, 1431 A.H.
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■ Sambo may emerge as VP today. ■ Ogbulafor: I won't resign. ■ 3 police-armourers held for selling bullets to soldier. ■ El-Rufai docked, released on bail. ■ Aide: Jonathan will contest in 2011. ■ We need free, fair election, Onaiyekan tells Jonathan. ■ Nurses shelve celebration to mourn Yar'adua. ■ Electricity workers may go on strike. ■ God has immortalized Yar'adua -Bankole. ■ Why Sanusi should resign now -Shareholders ■ US disappointed over Egypt's extending emergency law. ■ N84bn fraud: Reps ask EFCC to probe NNPC, Shell, Total. ■ In Lokoja, watermelon bizmen smile to banks. ■ The dreary life of Abuja street sweepers. ■ How office coffee breaks make staff work harder. ■ Gatwick-bound plane with 104 on board crashes in Libya. ■ 'Air pollution kills 2m annually. ■ Towards an environmental friendly Abeokuta. ■ Candidates protest JAMB's selective release of results. ■ Female students worry over insecurity in FUTY. ■ Child labour in Nigeria and the call for action. ■ 35-yr old breaks down in court over sentence. ■ Robbers attack BriscoeFord Motors, steal vehicles. ■ PDP hasn't been consistent about zoning -Mantu. ■ 2011 and the Sango factor in Plateau guber race. ■ Uche: I'm raring to go. ■ Lagerback has picked the best, says Orumen. ■ Cricket: GCIOB retains GTASSUR title. ■ Resurgent Chile eager to Impress. ■ Umaru Musa Yar'adua: The truth we owe the dead.
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Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, May 11, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 27. Jimada Ula 27, 1431 A.H.
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■ Ogbulafor in the dock over N104m fraud. ■ Vice-President IBB demands free hand for Jonathan. ■ Takai resigns to vie for Kano guber. ■ Jonathan moves into Yar'adua's office. ■ North West lawmakers insist on VP slot. ■ Court orders Onovo to reinstate sacked cops. ■ Jonathan urged to overcome personal ambition. ■ VP: Jonathan asked to shun governors. ■ More Boko Haram suspects arraigned. ■ Gov did not sack 12,000 - Assembly. ■ Zimbabwe MP's aide cleared in plot to overthrow Mugabe. ■ Yar'adua's last 48 hours, by family. ■ WhySanusi should resign now -Shareholders. ■ MuItiple taxation, porous borders killing businesses in North. ■ Only 10 per cent of Nigerians do insurance- NAICOM boss. ■ Seventeen-year-old locked in toddler's body could unlock key to ageing. ■ Pakistani air passenger caught with a pair of electronic circuit shoes. ■ Ash cloud snakes across Italy, France, Switzerland and heads for Germany. ■ Nassarawa has highest TB cases -Keffi CMD. ■ FG to tackle S/East gully erosion. ■ Lizards face extinction worldwide. ■ We have no provision prescribing procedure for emergence of VP -PDP Legal Adviser. ■ Gwarinpa police recover stolen car. ■ Youngster jailed for attempted theft. ■FCTA new cabinet inaugurated. ■ Iwu's sack not enough to guarantee credible polls. ■ Why I endorsed Takai for 2011, by Shekarau. ■ Lagerback names 30-man squad. ■ NOC meets May 13 to fix election date. ■ National Hockey League kicks off May 15. ■ Fergie questions his United buys, tactics. ■ Will Dunga sacrifice Brazil's flair, grace for glory? ■ Build on Yar'adua's legades; revive the land reform bill.
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Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, May 14, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 30. Jimada Ula 30, 1431 A.H.
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■ Why Sambo's nomination is delayed. ■ Man, 26, slaughters woman at midnight. ■ EFCC begins Ibori's extradition. ■ Reps probeN260bn Airport, Kubwa roads project. ■ Rainstorm kills 4 year old. ■ Exam bodies get 4 weeks to reposition for efficiency. ■ How Jang can address crises, by Muslim women. ■ Nigerians may pay higher electricity tariff. ■ Kogi zonal hospitals get ambulances. ■ Investigators in Libya scour site of crashed Airbus. ■ New UK govt says no deadline for Afghan withdrawal. ■ 2010 budget: N740bn released to ministries. ■ Our packaged fura can cure diabetes. ■ FG to audit non-oil revenue remittances - Minister. ■ Maigatari: There's none like it. ■ Facts about autism. ■ Affirmative action:Women want 50% representation. ■ Gout, Heart attacks: They used to be male problems, so why are so many women getting 'men's' diseases? ■ How did a boy often survive Libyan plane crash that killed 103? ■ Experts want FMBN board reconstituted. ■ Estate surveyors tasked on professionalism. ■ C'ttee on Ekiti airport inaugurated. ■ As fight for the soul of PDP rages on. ■ Past misdeeds are haunting PDP - Party chieftain. ■ Nigeria, Egypt plan anniversary match. ■ Baribote upbeat on NPL election appeal.
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Daily trust newspaper, Friday, June 4, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 44. Jimada Akhir 21, 1431 A.H.
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■ Jonathan:Why I did not sack service chiefs. ■ Arewa Alliance to buy Unity Bank. ■ Deji of Akure suspended, opens up on rift with wife. ■ Police shoot student in Abuja. ■ Bankole denies exchanging blows with Ogunewe. ■ Bankole reshuffles House committees. ■ Finance houses escape with millions in Zamfara. ■ Kogi 2011: Power shift and Gov Idris dilemma. ■ One year in office Sanusi: I've no regret for my difficult decisions. ■ Govt bans calls on unlisted phones. ■ What to know about preterm birth. ■ George Bush admits US waterboarded 9/11 mastermind. ■ One man killed himself, the other had his life estroyed, all because one girl falsely cried rape. ■ Imo revokes undeveloped plots. ■ Court rders resumption of FHA GM's trial. ■ Martins risks World Cup spot. ■ NFF limits fans for N.Korea friendly. ■ We can beat anyone - Lagerback ■ On the futility of political correctness (I)
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Daily trust newspaper, Monday, May 31, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 40. Jimada Akhir 15, 1431 A.H.
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■ Jonathan: INEC chairman to be named next week. ■ Nigerian students kidnapped in Malaysia. ■ Kaduna toxic gas cylinder evacuated. ■ Siemens: 10 top govt officials to face EFCC. ■ 2011 elections may hold by Jan ■ Dakingari urges political leaders to emulate Sardauna, Aminu Kano. ■ Worker dies over new tax as NLC threatens strike. ■ Police need N3bn to change uniform. ■ Adamawa emirate to streamline award of traditional titles. ■ The troubles of aspirants in Gaidam's cabinet. ■ Ogbulafor's successor to emerge in 2 weeks - Baraje. ■ N500bn: CBN bails out Airlines. ■ The looming food crisis. ■ Gas price shoots up by 400%. ■ Violence, abductions could impact Darfur crisis — UN. ■ Thin hair• • •You could be anaemic, stressed or just hungry. ■ Addicted to ink. ■ Minister warns developers as collapsed building claim one. ■ Lafia gets monument depicting lifestyle in Nasarawa. ■ 600,000 jobs to be provided through biotech. ■ Top five selling phones: Mixed reactions trail IDC rating. ■ Poly students issue 14-day ultimatum to govt. ■ Eagles hold Colombia to 1 -1 draw. ■ Expect Nigeria squad surprises.
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Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, June 1, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 41. Jimada Akhir 18, 1431 A.H.
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■ Rumble in Police over Ribadu. ■ Woman poisons husband for taking second wife. ■ N86bn fraud: 11 ex-governors still on trial. ■ IBB: I'm not a believer in 51 parties. ■ ANPP asks Jonathan to revive dead parastatals. ■ FUT Minna to conduct electronic post-UME. ■ Niger, Cote d'Ivoire told to fix election dates. ■ Nigeria's president too important to bezoned-lreti Kingibe. ■ Aondoakaa roots for Jonathan 2011. ■ Why food, energy, financial crises persist in WI Africa -Minister. ■ 600 farmers get improved rice seedlings. ■ New gas price will close more factories -MAN President. ■ Hosts of hydro-power dams to get 30°/o of revenue. ■ Sanitation day or relaxation day? ■ Police need N3bn to change uniform? ■ 1O dead as Israeli forces raid Gaza aid ship. ■ Nigeria's agony dwarfs the Gulf oil spill. ■ Abuja celebrates 'World No Tobacco' day. ■ Goodluck Jonathan should not run -Barrister Okonkwo. ■ Teaching them young about malaria. ■ FCTA hosts physically challenged persons. ■ Lagerback earns experts plaudits over World Cup lists. ■ No surprises as Kanu, Utaka make Eagles squad. ■ Eagles fighting spirit is gone- Yekini