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Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.11. No. 3,065. Oct 20 1981.(Port harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation, 1981-10-20) The NIGERIAN Tide• Women’s Guild marks jubilee. • 7m contraband impounded in transit. • Gov Aku impressed by our judiciary. • Suspected robbers nabbed fierce operation. • Committee men flay Gov Rimi.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.11. No. 3,064. Oct 19 1981.(Port Harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1981-10-19) The NIGERIAN Tide• Economics ills blamed on unrealistic planning. • 1m boost for framers: Augustine fombo. • President postpones budget presentation. • LG scribe warns odi people. • Slow development blames government organs.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12 3,259 June 5 1982.(Port harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation, 1982-06-05) The NIGERIAN Tide• Dockers call off strike- Normal port duties begin. • Calling all NPN delegates. • Police to continue probe on 11m transfer. • Hiding under the cloak of patriotism. • PRP women condemn the role of old politicians.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12 No 3,264 June 11, 1982(Port Harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1982-06-11) The NIGERIAN Tide• NEPA reproved for poor services. • 4 face attempted robbery charge. • ‘Positive Group’ springs up in imo NPN. • K.O. warns law-makers. • Land dev schemes contract revoked.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.11. No. 3,063. Oct 17 1981.(Port Harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation, 1981-10-17) The NIGERIAN Tide• Uniport defers resumption date. • Revenue law: State in bid to recover derviation share. • Crisis forces closure of IMT. • Can geothermal power safe? • Palm produce trade may be revived .Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12 No 3,261 June 8, 1982(Port Harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation, 1982-06-08) The NIGERIAN Tide• RAILWAY, City council flex muscles. • NDBDA undertakes ten projects. • Gov may have access to secret paper. • Professional Foresters needs practical approach. • Focus on Development.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12, No. 3,231. May 3, 1982.(Port Harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1982-05-03) The NIGERIAN Tide• Removal of party Chief ratified. • Remedy to economic ills explained. • Iriawo society launches new album. • Two Railway Staff face murder charge. • Police recovers missing Benz.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12 No 3,237 May 10, 1982(Port Harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1982-05-10) The NIGERIAN Tide• Reps says no to marriage bill • Tobacco Firm may Liquidate…500m lost due to smuggling. • Probe contractors now- Izon youth. • Ministry handles 53 electricity projects. • OPEC to meet on oil flow.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12 No 3239 May 12,1982.(Port harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation, 1982-05-12) The NIGERIAN Tide• Ekwueme urges effective check on multi-nationals. • Anambra to host president Shagari Friday. • US Governor makes a pledge. • Traditional rulers and politics. • New book on Ikwerre to be launched May 15.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12 no 3,278 June 28, 1982.(Port Harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1982-06-28) The NIGERIAN Tide• Only NPN will take care of FINIMA Interests. • MP warns on impeachment threats. • Company dismisses 3,000 workers. • Social, economic effects of smuggling. • Commissioner sad over affairs in his clan.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12 No3240.May 13, 1982(Portharcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1982-05-13) The NIGERIAN Tide• Workers on war path over 2,000 scandals. • Rumpus in Imo sports council. • House flays fanatism in politics religion. • Economic problems and solution. • Govt praised for support to arts, culture.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12 No 3,241 May 14, 1982(Portharcourt,River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1982-05-14) The NIGERIAN Tide• Senate okays 10% cut in Fed staff salaries. • Frauds benefit in overseas awards – Govt introduces checks. • 18 killed in Border Clash. • Students fight over female. • ‘Stop criticizing economic measures’ NPP Stalwarts warned.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.11. No. 3,062 Oct 16, 1981.(Port harcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation, 1981-10-16) The NIGERIAN Tide• Leakages: State take-over WASCE EXAMS urged- Okilo. • Bendal government accused of reckless spending. • Tax assessment machinery. • Conservation of Nigeria’s petroleum Resource. • Nigeria Airway makes progress.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.11 No 3074, October 30th 1981.(1981-10-30) The NIGERIAN Tide• Task force team name. • FG Gives 5M Loan to Farmers. • Minster, WAEC boss to face House of Reps. • Housing chairmen call on oba. • Rivers government poised to complete development projects.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.11 No. 3,060 Oct 14 1981.(Portharcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, port harcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1981-10-14) The NIGERIAN Tide• Rural area gets amenities: Light , Water take 700 Million in Rivers State. • Government seeks advice on Audit report • State may Starve. • Austerity measures imposed in imo state. School leavers to take up farming.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.12 no 3,276 June 25th 1982(Portharcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, port harcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1982-06-25) The NIGERIAN Tide• Government committed to Teachers welfare • Okilo wades into NUT’s Strike. • Speedy action on state creation assured. • The national cake and workers. • Forex Neptune Flouts gov employment policy.Item Open Access The Nigerian Tide vol.11 No 3,059, October 13th, 1981.(Portharcourt, River state (4, Ikwere road, port harcourt P M B 5072.): Newpaper corporation., 1981-10-13) The NIGERIAN Tide• UPN told some home truths. • NPN calls for aid to disaster area in Rivers. • Creation of State in all party affair: Lulu- Briggs. • The ‘satellite’ arrives with pomp and fanfare. • Enugu NTV interview: Ezenwa to face trial.Item Open Access Nigerian Tide newspaper Wednesday, March 1, 1978, Vol. 8, No. 1931(Nigerian Tide, 1978-03-01) NIGERIAN Tide• Licensed buying agents complain:N1M palm produce rot away • Shake up in Lagos cabinet • Nigerian at Washington conference • Only good leaders command respect: Bali tells soldiers • Women doctors meet • Who got that money? • Of registration and jugglery • NBC port Harcourt must improve • Control food price • Employ stenographers as teachers • Stop demolishing houses • Halt those drivers • GOV Lauds Abraka college • Payment of legitimate debts underway • Agreement for N3.9M housing units signed • CST graduation Day • Our promise to read seriously consider every complaint and take appropriate action • Veteran Nationalist Leader in South Africa is dead • Poor countries loan may be written off • Death of Egyptian Editor: Trial begins • Syrian leaders refuse meeting with US envoy • National interest motivated new policy on technical education • Need for unity • N71,800 gift to voluntary bodies • 500 grants for IKA • Pilot literacy scheme takes off in Bendel • Molestation of students alleged • Hotel workers give deadline • Omu at mobile clinic jetty • Nigeria, Liberia pledge support • Rivers, Imo, Cross River, end meeting • 16 Journalists for Ondo sport bodies • Ondo order 12000 sport facilities • Boxing Throne: Exit Andeh, enter Nwankpa • Man who forged gov’s signature gets bail • NEPA makes a promise! • Works contractors plan showdownItem Open Access Nigerian Tide newspaper Monday, June 9, 1980, Vol. 10, No. 2639(Nigerian Tide, 1980-06-09) NIGERIAN Tide• Texaco Spillage Victims: Okilo warns again • No major fed govt project in Rivers • Indisciplined student expelled 22 suspended • Two worker downgraded by board • Board urged to solve company’s problems • Four high court judges take oath • High court complex for Ahoade • Low profile and all that • Safety in the air • We May 29, 2025 what is PH state • Managing town development funds • No major • Found raising banned in schools • Development fund of N.7M launched • Alarming rate of crime: Judge rebukes youth • Local govt committee challenged • Seven Papal Knights receive investitures • Basin authority plans 4 dams • Campaign launched to educate farmers • Commissioner structures • Parents teachers urged to co-operate • Mr. Anthony Ikem: Anthony Ikem declared missing • Contract for 100 thousand units Signed • Slaughter house for Abonnema • Health board chairman wants co-operation • Man with no fixed address charged • Curfew imposed on students • Oil found off-shore: ivory coast signs Drilling pact • 30 killed daily in political violence • Lessons that must not be forgotten • Will Pretoria learn the Zimbabwe lesson? • Old oil-filed plays new role in China • Cowboy raving as State Policy • Evil of exam leakage: Big lesson • ALGA rejects Port Harcourt State • Cry to world athletes • 1980 budget for sport: it’s small • Health: 100 prosecuted in PH • Incidence of corruption, hooliganism: Traditional ruler cries out to govt • Imo building own AirportItem Open Access Nigerian Tide newspaper Friday, September 1, 1978, Vol. 6, No. 2037 Abstract:(Nigerian Tide, 1978-09-01) NIGERIAN Tide• Awo’s enemy list: ‘an olive branch’ • Towards post-military politics: New body formed • Stiff check at port complex • Mechanics cry out for help • Social workers end course • Watch out for opportunists • Bank consoles dead director’s family • Braithwaite warns • Fedeco and the rest of us • Punish these drivers • Unfair postings • Wastes in p’harcourt • Let’s forget the past • Give us rsa exam centre • Ifere calls on emir of Ilorin • LG IS COMMON MAN’S LAST HOPE • Colonel adenihun • Ofn scribe is dead • Davis inspects guard • Councillor, six others accused of stealing • Oduoha coop society registered • Amgbare II installed • Nigerian studies media effectiveness • ‘Big time arms’ runners named • Kenya urged to fight corruption • Taking care of the people • Inglorious anniversary of apartheid’s 30th year • What has 1979 in stock for Nigeria? • Military rule and stability • Probe commercial schools • Forgery: man to wait till October 10 • New approach to Nigerian problems wanted • Fire preventing units for crs towns • Eferebo, hippo begin verbal wap • Oil giants in sanction scandal