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Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, April 20, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 12. Jimada Ula 6, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-20) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ For the 3rd time in a month: Jonathan stalls PDP NEC meeting. ■ Jos crises threat to national security— Miyetti Allah. ■ Alleged theft of N104m: ICPC files charges against Ogbulafor, others. ■ Sokoto guber appeal: S/Court continues hearing today. ■ FG plans data base on unemployed persons. ■ Doctors'strike cripples services at LUTH. ■ Police lost 2 officers, N30m to Jos crisis - CP. ■ Late Akanni's estate: Court upholds sharing formula. ■ Fake SSCE results threaten varsity education -VC. ■ Djibouti approves third term for president. ■ Bomb in Pakistani city of Peshawar; 23 dead. ■ Fuel scarcity: NNPC to build 50 new fuel stations. ■ Presidential system too expensive -Tukur * Nigeria has no revenue formulae. ■ NCC: Who succeeds Ndukwe? ■ Kaduna's crippling miracle centres. ■ Ministries are ignorant of Public Procurement Act -Senator Makarfi. ■ PAN woos customers at Abuja fair. ■ Revealed: How our fast food culture is making us impatient. ■ Migraine attack gives English woman a Chinese accent. ■ Lookout, it's coming right behind you!... Wall of black fog covers Iceland. ■ Richest American president's. ■ Fine owed by George Washington for overdue library books now N45m. ■ Agency, NGO partner on refuse evacuation in Kano. ■ LG boss promises clean environment. ■ Herbal medicines more effective than orthodox-expert. ■ Court sends emissary to attacked corps members. ■ Driver denies stealing madam's car. ■ Balarabe: Opposition may rally behind Labour Party. ■ Lagerback's list a big shame - Bassey. ■ Lagerbacks'44-man list too large-Oliha. ■ Inter bid to stop Messi. ■ 2011: Are serious debates about to start?
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Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, April 21, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 13. Jimada Ula 7, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-13) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ 7 die in Kaduna Jos: jail break. ■ Ibori: Militants ambush Onovo's men. ■ Emodi returns as Senate rejects Igbeke. ■ NIMET cautions N/East farmers on early planting. ■ States yet to provide over 70 million doses of malaria drug. ■ Kano shuts 44 private schools. ■ Kano's unusual GRA. ■ Nyako, Aminu: We don't want Atiku in PDP. ■ Sudan ruling party rejects US polls charge. ■ Salaries: NITEL workers may resort to violence. ■ Task force sacks Customs check points in North-East. ■ Foreign flight operations begin at Lagos airport. ■ Scientists discover secret behind health benefits of Mediterranean-style diet. ■ No 10 Downing Street bugged by MIS, claims historian. ■ Thailand's Red Shirts ready to wage 'big war' against government. ■ Surgeon 'cuts off patient's testicle by mistake'. ■ Niger revokes housing projects. ■ Delta govt sued over land dispute. ■ Kogi spends N2.6 bn on stadium. ■ FCT land director sent on forced leave. ■ Driver denies intimidating senator's wife. ■ Jostle begins to replace dead Gombe Senators. ■ Lagerback's right to invite Kanu, others -Lumumba. ■ Utaka: I never doubted my quality. ■ Bio: Mistrust cause for low sponsorship drive. ■ Coach says boxers lack basics. ■ Rested Ribery ready to face road-weary Lyon. ■ Felix Adedapo Adenaike: A musketeer at 70.
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Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, April 22, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 14. Jimada Ula 8, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-22) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Jonathan caves in PDP NEC meets Tuesday. ■ Why Kaduna prisoners rioted. ■ Come and clear your name— Farida tells Ibori. ■ Moves to oust me will not succeed, says Ogbulafor. ■ Northern govs to meet on Jos killings today. ■ Gummi harps on reforms to promote fair legal system. ■ Police probe explosion in barrack. ■ High Court can rule on Shari'ah Penal Code - court. ■ Ex-Siemens execs found guilty of bribing Nigerian officials. ■ Jos: 7 bus passengers dragged out, killed. ■ South African luxury train crashes. ■ Sarkozy to submit bill banning Islamic face veils. ■ Dogon Yaro: North's unexplored goldmine. ■ In Jos, tank construction is a cool business. ■ Airlines lose more than $1.7b to volcanic ash - IATA. ■ Daily Star pulled from airports over volcano ash splash. ■ In UK election, voters in Afghanistan, Ghana and Bangladesh will also have a say. ■ Toxic container to be sent back -FG. ■ Unimaid to construct 30 VIP toilets. ■ Government is deliberately killing NITEL to favour private operators. ■ Blacklisting culprits, panacea for examination malpractice - Onyechere. ■ UNILORIN to penalise 100 students for indecent dressing. ■ COREN donates computers to UNAAB. ■ Three injured in Kwali accident. ■ NG0 to install mobile toilets in Abuja. ■ Nnamani, Masari, others face PDP today. ■ Bosso surprised at Rabi'u exclusion. ■ Mum stops Onuoha from Eagles. ■ Judo: Nigeria returns with 3 bronze from Yaounde. ■ We are ready for World Cup shirt battle. ■ The 'Mega Party1 humpty-dumpty: Many chiefs, no Indians.
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Daily trust newspaper, Friday, April 23, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 15. Jimada Ula 9, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-23) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ PDP suspends Masari, Odili, Nnamani. ■ Military discovers more corpses from Riyom highway attack. ■ FG denies $1bn loan as Jonathan signs 2010 budget. ■ Alleged fraud: Ogbulafor to be arraigned on Monday. ■ How we helped stranded Nigerians in London. ■ Shugaba Darman dies at 80. ■ Borno UBEB recruits 5,000 teachers. ■ Doma charges LGs on sustainable development. ■ Customs boss writes Jonathan over threat to life. ■ Character commission not quota system campaigner. ■ Why Kaduna prisoners rioted. ■ Iran's Ahmadinejad in Zimbabwe to meet with Mugabe. ■ Facts about vaginal infection. ■ Health benefits of forgiveness. ■ How to monitor your children's Internet use. ■ Jonathan gets President's allowances. ■ Ovia Osese: When young girls sing. ■ BPE appoints Lead Capital as advisers to Transcorp lPO. ■ FG poised to deregulate power sector. ■ FCT Customs rakes in N971m in Q1. ■ Chinese electronic tycoon on trial. ■ Kenyan flower farmers fight to overcome ash cloud. ■ Danger of iPod decibels that match a jet engine. ■ How did three people survive this? ■ Iceland's volcano a mouthful to say. ■ Why the torment of the grave is hidden from man. ■ I didn't revoke FCT plots-Minister. ■ Dallaje Ingawa dam to gulp N4.3bn. ■ FCT minister vows to decongest city centre. ■ Conman jailed 4yrs over N1.8m. ■ Suspect disappears from court. ■ AMAC chairman-elect to tackle education problems. ■ INEC wants special fund for female candidates. ■ How to achieve credible elections, by Murtala Aliyu. ■ Don't expect mirades in South Africa- Ericsson. ■ Home based Eagles: NFF give excuse for missed visas. ■ Cash demands hurt Nigeria's build-up. ■ Nnaji writes Bio on NFF tenure. ■ Okocha sticks to his guns. ■ Dramatic run-ins as Europe enters home straight. ■ Reflections on the family.
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Daily trust newspaper, Monday, April 26, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 16. Jumada Ula 12, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-16) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ HCS: Federal workers to get pay hike. ■ Monguno to Jonathan: Abide by PDP zoning or quit. ■ Nigeria under civilian dictatorship -Kukah. ■ Gunmen kill The Nation reporter. ■ I took over a failed state -Lamido. ■ Nigeria, US to fight nuke proliferation. ■ Ali handed over N281.8m to Ogbulafor — PDP. ■ Organised labour vows to tackle corrupt judiciary. ■ Presidency: No chance for recycled leaders -Shekarau. ■ 150 arrested over FCT minister's Bauchi visit. ■ Mark assures on Jos crises culprits. ■ Balarabe Musa asks opposition to exploit PDP crisis. ■ Hunger forces suspect to accept charges. ■ LG provides solar-powered boreholes. ■ Police ban hawking along Riyom/KVom way. ■ Burundi's president to run for second term. ■ Hungarians vote in second round of general elections. ■ Jimoh Ibrahim takes over Virgin Nigeria Airline. ■ Atedo Peterside is Cadbury's Chairman. ■ Agric modernisation key to food security -Minister. ■ I eat tuwo and masa, but I regret not speaking Kanuri, Hausa. ■ NAICOM to launch compulsory insurance package in Sokoto. ■ AfDB to get 3-fold capital increase. ■ US presidential summit on entrepreneurship starts today. ■ Boy, 3, tells how he 'saw grandmother in Heaven' before being brought back from the dead after falling into pond. ■ Capital punishment is'murder by the state. ■ We don't want to be served by a black person'. ■ 4th Abuja housing show holds Tuesday. ■ China to build 150-bed Abuja hospital. ■ NSE lauds local content bill. ■ REDAN wants fast passage of land reform Bill. ■ Naira.com deploys e-voting application for CIPM. ■ USPF should be open to states in their activities -ICT Director. ■ Beware! Mobile phone raises stress level. ■ My wife abandoned me during trying periods. ■ Two in court over transformer oil theft. ■ CPC will end PDP rule in Bauchi. ■ Obasi strikes twice. ■ North East endorses Lulu. ■ Ike Uche is back! ■ Kebede wins London marathon. ■ Rampant Liverpool send Burnley down. ■ Rooney out of United's title bid. ■ Tevez to walk away if Man.City miss out on Champions League spot. ■ IBB: The age of his ideas.
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Daily trust newspaper, Monday, May 10, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 26. Jimada Ula 26, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-05-10) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Yar'adua's last 48 hours, by family. ■ Danjuma-led PAC to Jonathan: You con-test, we quit. ■ Don't serve regional interest, Monguno tells Jonathan. ■ 2011: Kano deputy gov, others unite against Shekarau's choice. ■ Ogbulafor's trial commences today. ■ Jonathan can't elect VP without PDP. ■ Implement Uwais report for Yar'adua -CPC. ■ Gombe releases N70m for scholarships. ■ Yar'adua's death, lesson to leaders ~Bafarawa. ■ Sarkozy, Hu, Clinton, others pay tribute to Yar'adua. ■ Encounters with Umaru Yar'adua. ■ Visitors face transport hurdles in S/Africa. ■ Palestinians: Indirect peace talks have begun. ■ Second explosion rocks Russia mine. ■ Can Jonathan's goodluck fix the power sector? ■ UBA ranks 3rd in W/African bank survey. ■ Abuja motor parks: Where touts are kings. ■ Well ground Virgin Nigeria if... - NCAA. ■ Food tax responsible for price hike. ■ SIM card registration: Fashola calls for support. ■ MTN expresses condolence over president Yar'Adua's death. ■ Stressful jobs IBB giving women heart disease: High flyers at 50% greater risk. ■ Residents of Prince & Princess allege extortion. ■ NIESV wants reform in housing sector. ■ Agency seals buildings to avert collapse. ■ General Election 2010: How the newspapers backed parties. ■ Pakistan Taliban 'was behind New York Times Square bomb plot'. ■ Wages commission director dies in auto crash. ■ Gwarinpa police arrest suspected robbers. ■ FCT Water Board repairs damaged pipes. ■ Teachers allege sack threat by SSS. ■ Contenders in brutal struggle for N/Assembly slots in Borno. ■ AD urges Jonathan to appoint honest person to head INEC. ■ NSC stalls Eagles' World Cup build-up-NFF. ■ Lagerback to unveil 30 players for World Cup camp. ■ Basketball Premier League finally clunks off. ■ Chelsea thrash Wigan to win Premier League. ■ Encounters with Umaru Yar'adua.
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Daily trust newspaper, Friday, May 7, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 25. Jimada Ula 23, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-05-07) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Umaru Musa Yar'adua 1951-2010 The last trip home. ■ Mourners throng Katsina for Yar'adua's burial. ■ He was unlike the others. ■ Jonathan sworn-in as president. ■ Nigeria: Our Nation in mourning. ■ What kind of President will Jonathan be? ■ Life and times of Yar'adua. ■ A First Lady much misunderstood. ■ The many deaths at State House. ■ All the calculations have changed. ■ Who will succeed 'Vice President' Jonathan? ■ The race for 2011 presidency. ■ Obasanjo: A mission fulfilled? ■ FG finally withdraws case against Ribadu. ■ Yar'adua family mourns. ■ President Yar'adua is dead. ■ Tributes. ■ Mozambique probes abandoned ship for toxic cargo. ■ Yar'adua's death cripples business activities. ■ Stanbic IBTC earns N59.8bn in 2009. ■ Tracking the 800-year-old Bolewa Dynasty. ■ NUC lists 34 illegal universities. ■ Tribunal declares Oni winner of Ekiti guber re-run. ■ Jos University teaching hospital Jos, Nigeria shortlisted candidates for senior positions. ■ When last did you deworm, ■ High stress levels can make you fat, researchers claim. ■ Desmond Tutu: 'South Africa has lost its pride. ■ Six-year-old saved from certain death by his big ears. ■ New ministry will boost housing delivery. ■ Marriageable age for teenagers in Islam. ■ Utako police rescue kidnapped Lebanese. ■ Man struggles with suspected 'one- chance7 operators. ■ Kano LG chairmen shun Takai's rally. ■ Yar'adua's legacies immense despite short period. ■ NOC Constitution is ridiculous-lloh. ■ Pride, hope looms for Algeria. ■ Teenager's world record one-day innings. ■ The Yar'adua I knew.
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Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, May 6, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 24. Jimada Ula 22, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-05-06) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Umarii Musa Yar'adua 1951-2010 The president is dead. ■ The last days of Yar'adua. ■ An unsteady 35 months. ■ Now that Jonathan is president. ■ The life of a president. ■ At the gate of the Villa. ■ Why Sheikh Gumi is still in detention. ■ Juju" scare in Ondo Assembly. ■ Sale Maina charges Plateau stakeholders on peace, unity. ■ Extra $200m needed to eradicate polio - Pate. ■ 148 HIV positive persons marry in Bauchi. ■ After 9 hours7 grilling... El-Rufai to be charged to court tomorrow. ■ At least 24 dead in South African bus crash. ■ Syria says US sanctions on Damascus fuel hostility. ■ After lengthy diplomacy, Mideast peace talks begin. ■ UK leaders in final push for votes. ■ In Kano, new boost for Hausa art. ■ World Bank bans Macmillan for Sudan. ■ We pay pensioners before we pay salaries - CIPPO Director. ■ In Bida, foreigners troop in weekly for a piece of glass work. ■ Pension funds hit N1.6tr - PENCOM. ■ W/Bank approves $160m in loans to Kenya. ■ Schoolboy, 7, talks to teacher for first time after'selective mutism 'therapy. ■ Can UK leaders learn from African elections? ■ Osama bin Laden is'alive, well, and hunting falcons in Iran' documentary claims. ■ Volcanic ash causes travel chaos... again. ■ FG to establish metal recycling plants. ■ Climate change can increase poverty. ■ NDE boss blames globalisation for unemployment. ■ Minister: FG worried over non-use of Step-B funds. ■ Students'unending love for okirika. ■ Rainstorm damages UNILORIN properties. ■ Policeman kills water vendor at Mararaba. ■ Police nab securitymen over negligence. ■ Pregnant women hail hospital over ante-natal service. ■ Senator Gaya says Shekarau has lost grip of Kano. ■ NFF: Why we approved Hampshire Hotel. ■ Wigan boss marvels over Moses. ■ Basketball: Delta fell to AHIP 51-71. ■ Qatar's World Cup bid could transform middle East image. ■ Capello wants to be England's ghostbuster. ■ Maurice Iwu: Ali Baba is gone, long live the 40 thieves.
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Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, May 5, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 23. Jimada Ula 21, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-05-05) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ After 9 hours'grilling..El-Rufai to be charged to court tomorrow. ■ 2011: Shekarau endorses Takai. ■ Obasanjo fires back at CAN. ■ Police kill dreaded Ondo armed robbers. ■ Ex-govs want two-party system. ■ Buhari: I resigned from ANPP reluctantly. ■ Danjuma-led c'ttee submits interim report. ■ EFCC probes fire at its Lagos office. ■ Fresh blow for Brown as Brits vote tomorrow. ■ Appeal Court sacks PDP Rep. ■ More Boko Haram suspects get bail. ■ Kogi exco distracting us- SSCE candidates. ■ NITEL workers protest nonpayment of salary. ■ El-Rufai faces EFCC today. ■ Angry Egyptian workers camp outside parliament. ■ RMAFC: Tukur, 24 others complete tenure May 12. ■ When Ham made merry. ■ SIM card registration: A policy dead on arrival? ■ First Bank to form group holding company. ■ S/Africa's jobless rate at 25.2% in Q1. ■ BP share hit seven-month low after oil spill. ■ Are your headaches caused by flat feet? ■ Gaddafi: Switzerland is a 'Mafia' state. ■ Is this the man behind the Times Square car bomb attack? ■ US shows its nuclear hand. ■ Reps to convene national urban summit. ■ Rural electrification for Nasarawa/FCT border community. ■ SON wants inspection of buildings. ■ Land use decree unjust to Nigerians. ■ Doma to renovate health centre. ■ Robbers pretending to be PHCN staff, attack bizman. ■ Abaji PDP can't suspend Sidi Ali. ■ PHCN manager counsels staff against corruption. ■ Court urges women to reconcile before today. ■ Sachet water sellers decry low business. ■ Alkali to AC: Ogbulafor won't step aside. ■ FIFA blames NFF for hotel woes. ■ South West endorses Lulu, others. ■ House c'ttee may query NFF. ■ Golfer Davis shows that honesty is best policy. ■ Italy football dispute becomes national case. ■ It's not war, we must not be nervous - Dancing. ■ Inter face Roma for Italian Cup title. ■ Algeria coach picks Mansouri as captain. ■ Yarima's abuse of religion.
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Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, May 4, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 22. Jimada Ula 20, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-05-04) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Federal workers suspend strike action. ■ Guards Battalion moved to Jaji. ■ Car explodes near Bayelsa dep gov's home. ■ Minister denies favouring Niger Deltans in oil sector appointments. ■ El-Rufai faces EFCC today. ■ Ajumogobia to address UN nuclear conference today. ■ Minister: FG committed to fighting money laundering, terrorism. ■ Belgore links national problems to constitution. ■ Bishop condemns alleged killings in Imo. ■ Kogi needs additiona 3,500 teachers. ■ Deltans corner top oil posts. ■ 2011: In search of progressives. ■ African states push for UN ban on female circumcision. ■ Indian court convicts Mumbai attacker. ■ Access Bank posts N5.2bn profit in Q1. ■ When will street begging end? ■ Zimbabwe, China in $400m power plant deal. ■ FG set to extend Nigeria's maritime boundary. ■ Benin airport remains 4th busiest. ■ Nigeria trails behind as world steel usage up by 10.7%. ■ Content law: Of content and contempt. ■ Severe morning sickness more likely if mom had it. ■ New York bomb investigators hunt for balding, middle aged white man. ■ Singer Youssou N'Dour challenges Senegal's leader Abdoulaye Wade. ■ Shanghai is trying to untangle the mangled English of Chinglish. ■ FG tasks states on conservation. ■ Obama visits gulfspill site. ■ WAHO to integrate herbal into conventional medicines. ■ Three die in Yangoji auto crash. ■ PDP area council chairmen criticise Sidi Ali. ■ Man jailed 3 months for theft. ■ Water vendors want govt recognition. ■ Imperatives of a Freedom of Information Act. ■ We enjoy cordial relationship with the Judiciary-NBA Abuja Chairman. ■ Gombe PDP threatens aspirants. ■ Martins hits German top ten. ■ First Deepwater begin title chase on bright note. ■ Nigeria to meet FIFA deadline on n team-list. ■ Lulu: Eagles'first choice hotel not the best. ■ Any surgery must wait till after World Cup - Mensah. ■ Are our memories too short?
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Daily trust newspaper, Monday, May 3, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 21. Jimada Ula 19, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-05-03) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Deltans comer top oil posts. ■ Oshiomhole urges better welfare for workers. ■ Riyom killing: Police forced to release LG boss, traditional ruler. ■ Behold, the new man at NIPSS. ■ NDLEA finds 2kg of heroin in stethoscope. ■ Kaduna approves N98m death benefits for civil servants. ■ Kebbi ready to pay minimum wage. ■ ACF @ 10: Forging a greater North. ■ Iwu refuses to hand over. ■ UN investigates LRA m assacre o f 100 in DR Congo. ■ Clinton has doubts on Afghan reconciliation. ■ FG achieved 74% budget implementation last year -AGF. ■ Power supply drops by 450MW. ■ How to grow insurance in the North- MD SA Insurance. ■ Savannah Bank depositors to get paid. ■ Niger to buy 2,500tractors. ■ New York escapes car bomb attack. ■ I 'cremated'Adolf Hitler. ■ As Dansadau probes FCT land deals. ■ Beggars attack AEPB task force. ■ Woman denies adultery allegation. ■ AC: Obasanjo committed blasphemy. ■ Nigeria spent N37m on hotel cancellation. ■ Bio orders quick resolution of NFF/Amodu face-off. ■ Drogba, Lampard fire Blues towards title. ■ Windstorm blows off Birnin Kebbi Stadium roof. ■ Last gasp Ronaldo keeps Real on Barca's tai. ■ The madman's summary.
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Daily trust newspaper, Friday, April 30, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 20. Jimada Ula 16, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-30) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Iwu refuses to hand over. ■ Sultan: ACF has done well but. ■ How corruption underdeveloped Nigeria—Prof Akinyemi. ■ Buhari: Removal of Iwu not enough. ■ Bad leadership responsible for Nigeria's woes, says Jega. ■ Fire guts biotechnology agency headquarters. ■ Ibori files fresh suit against EFCC. ■ Parties must imbibe internal democracy —Jonathan. ■ Boko Haram: Man requests for son's release. ■ Vigilante group asks court to restrain faction. ■ Central Africa president postpones elections. ■ Hamas slams Egypt for tunnel deaths. ■ Indian and Pakistani PMs meet. ■ NASA balloon crashes in Australia. ■ Federal road safety corps driving school standardization programme: List of approved driving schools. ■ Kidnap, oil theft plague Nigeria as amnesty falters. ■ States don't redeem their 12.5% premium subsidy obligation - NAIC MD. ■ 941 micro banks to take CBN examination yearly. ■ Difference between Cardiac arrest and heart attack. ■ How to prevent outbreak in the home, ■ The independent woman and the metrosexual man. ■ Wole Soyinka attacks BBC portrayal of Lagos'pit of degradation. ■ George Bush 'poisoned' at G8 summit in 2007. ■ Collapsed building, a sabotage. ■ W/Bank accused of promoting land grabbing. ■ FCDA demolishes structures at Mabushi. ■ Bizman, driver charged with forging driver's license. ■ Drinking too much pop can speed up the ageing process. ■ Atiku's PDP card is fake, Adamawa faction says. ■ Eagles world cup base confusion hits search for new hotel camp. ■ NFF blasts ridiculous report on Eagles' hotel. ■ Mourinho: Chelsea fans don't compare to Inter's - but I still don't love Italian football. ■ Maazou dreams of waving Niger flag in Paris. ■ Harangue of the Taciturn.
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Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, April 29, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 19. Jimada Ula 15, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-29) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Iwu kicked out of lNEC. ■ Yarima: My wife is not 13. ■ ACF has failed the North- Balarabe Musa. ■ National minimum wage pegged at N18,500. ■ Everyone is free to aspire. ■ I need no 'linkman' to return to PDP - Atiku. ■ Virgin Nigeria for name change next week. ■ Ondo students threaten to march against IBB. ■ ICAN denies complicity in Kogi audit scandal. ■ Group tasks women on child upbringing. ■ Priest: Imported solutions won't develop Africa. ■ Egyptian court convicts 26 men of Hezbollah links. ■ Russia publishes previously secret files on 1940 Katyn massacre. ■ Why insurance sector is not growing. ■ Mallam-Madori: How trains build nations. ■ FG cannot handle non-oil revenue issues lightly- Finance Minister. ■ Too slow to grow. ■ Conventional insurance is haram in Islam. ■ Insurance sector to employ 250,000 Nigerians. ■ Pension most regulated sector in Nigeria -Expert. ■ World Bank approves N5.4 bn grant for agriculture in Kaduna. ■ You may be eating the wrong five-a-day fruit and veg, doctors say. ■ We've found Noah's Ark. ■ Malcolm X killer Thomas Hagan freed on parole. ■ NOSDRA governing board inaugurated. ■ Climate change and food challenge. ■ FCTA to strengthen relationship with labour. ■ Minister advocates review of teacher education programmes. ■ Why centre introduced mental arithmeticfor students, by Prof Ale. ■ Convict wants employer to retain his services. ■ Bus conductor jailed for phone theft. ■ Man charged with mischief. ■ PDP crisis: Ex-chairmanship candidates urge caution. ■ Emodi, Igbeke battle for Anambra North. ■ Lagerback: World Cup semis unrealistic. ■ Eagles camp will be tough -Nsofor. ■ Kano to host karate tourney. ■ Liverpool chase Europa League tonic. ■ The PDP scorpions are stinging themselves to death.
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Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, April 28, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 18. Jimada Ula 14, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-28) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ PDP crisis: Govs win round one. ■ Jonathan: Everyone is free to aspire. ■ Ethiopian becomes Virgin Nigeria CEO. ■ Man stoned to death in Jos. ■ N104m ICPC probe: I'm innocent, Ogbulafor says. ■ Reps adopt 40 amendments to constitution. ■ Health, water resources ministries get ministers. ■ Judge hands-off Adami/s trial. ■ AGF: 30,000 prison inmates to be set free July. ■ Kano task force seizes N23m fake drugs. ■ Adamawa police tackle 120 murder cases. ■ MDGs: Corruption may hinder goals. ■ Indian diplomat arrested for spying. ■ List of Surveyors eligible to practise in 2010 ■ Nigerian air force: List of applicants shortlisted for 2010 Nigerian air force direct short service commission selection board. ■ Telecoms: NCC introduces price cap. ■ North-East's cattle hub. ■ Premium pension pays N11 bn to over 4,000 retirees. ■ Niger's food crisis to worsen - UN. ■ Why there is no fuel scarcity now. ■ Revealed: Video that shows failed Xmas Day bomber training with Al Qaeda in Yemen. ■ Scuffle erupts in Ukraine parliament. ■ Why I burnt my friend's house down. ■ NATE seeks end to building collapse. ■ Bauchi guber aspirant builds schools for communities. ■ FCT Fadam a disburses N7m to Yangoji lepers. ■ Woman accused of biting mate's breast. ■ Group: Kano PDP execs'favoring' Kwankwaso. ■ How Lagerback can succeed, by Westerhof. ■ Bio, Ekeji, Lulu, others visit Durban. ■ Mourinho's Interfacing mission 'Stop Messi. ■ Inter's Sneijder wins fitness battle. ■ Federer slips in Rome drizzle. ■ The opposition and democracy in Nigeria.
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Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, April 27, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 17. Jimada Ula 13, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-27) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Showdown at the Villa: Governors: Spare Ogbulafor Jonathan: I won't spare him. ■ Fika emir urges constitutional role for traditional rulers. ■ Court stops PDP NEC meeting. ■ 12 Jigawa-bound traders die in Makurdi-Lafia road crash. ■ Turai's brother sacked in NNPC changes. ■ Police raise squads on extortion. ■ Job applicants barricade INEC over interview. ■ Jang charges LG chairmen, traditional rulers on peace. ■ Jonathan did not order execution of condemned prisoners - Minister. ■ Minister: FG is keen on workers'welfare. ■ Gaidam wants council of traditional rulers. ■ Al-Bashir wins Sudan elections. ■ Mexico says cartels turning attacks on authorities. ■ Don't raise VAT, NLC warns FG. ■ SEC introduces new rules. ■ Bida: Brass smiths speak of batter days. ■ Experts divided over Sovereign Wealth Fund. ■ As Jonathan signs Local Content Bill into Law. ■ Owerri airport gets airfield lighting system. ■ Tanzania prioritises agriculture to alleviate poverty. ■ Body language: How to encourage respect. ■ George W Bush set to admit mistakes for the first time in memoir. ■ Band of Brothers author accused of fabrication for Eisenhower biography. ■ Yes, it's the 'Crying Sumo' contest. ■ Meet Britain's smallest mother. ■ Stakeholders tasked on environment. ■ Lagos to share waste mgt experience. ■ Ash cloud didn't exist. ■ Fire guts Philippine shanty town. ■ Our efforts to eradicate malaria this year- FG. ■ Police raid Mabuchi, arrest resident. ■ 135 fined for flouting environmental law. ■ PDP suspends Sidi Ali, 29 others in Abaji. ■ Plateau PDP: Shuluwa c'ttee asks court to stay judgement. ■ Al-Mustapha: Not an ordinary trial. ■ We succeeded in keeping this country together despite all odds- Sokoto attorney-general. ■ Blatter blasts Nigeria over Amodu. ■ Toro to NFF: Stop politics now. ■ GCI old boys win expression discount tourney. ■ Lyon need spirit of Bernabeu to see off Bayern. ■ A generation to define our tomorrow?
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Daily trust newspaper Thursday, February 2, 2023: trust is a burden vol.57 no.50 Rajab 11, 1444 AH
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2023-02-02) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited
Hardship lingers as businesses, travels suffer; Igangan: Indigenes still count losses two years after Fulani eviction; Cracks widen in APC over Tinubu; Our anti-graft war not to impress Transparency International – FG; FEC okays N15.57bn for road construction refunds, other projects; Gov’ship candidates to defend agenda at Media Trust debate in Kano; Immigration arrests 516 illegal immigrants with PVCs, NIMC in Kaduna; Scholarship: Zulum sends 19 orphaned-youths for Medicine study in Egypt; pays N250m; Borno gov unveils Chibok water project; Resettlement: Zulum Commissions 300 houses in Rumirgo; 729 ballot boxes, 243 cubicles, others destroyed in Anambra attack – INEC; Akeredolu asks FG to allow states fi x salaries, allowances; Taraba gov’ship: S/Court removes Bwacha as APC candidate; Amosun shuns Abiodun, campaigns for ADC in Ogun; Bauchi PDP, APC trade blames over killing at campaign rally; Don’t extend naira swap deadline, Atiku urges CBN; Vote our candidates, get key positions, PDP tells Kwara community; NNPP, LP deny merger talks with Atiku; Yobe North: S/Court to decide Lawan, Machina’s fates Monday; Wike revokes stadium approval for Atiku’s campaign; Abia gov’ship: PDP runner-up asks INEC to restrict re-run to aspirants in first primary; LP, PDP, APC, NNPP differ on Nigeria’s N44trn loan; Hisbah clears woman who married her daughter’s suitor, says action legitimate; Community family planning method, S-CAP, launched; Bandits shoot man trying to save wife; 1 killed as police station, INEC office bombed in Anambra; Police explains killing of DPO in Benue; Man charged with assault, breach of peace; Man arraigned over N115,000 fraud; Police arrest suspect stealing heavy generators; 2 rapists sentenced to life in prison; Student, café operator bag 1 year jail for printing fake payment slip; Police charge man with attempted felony; Amotekun arrests 2 for stealing batteries in Osun; Naira scarcity: Hardship lingers as businesses, travels suffer; Moody’s downgrades rating for Zenith, 8 Nigerian banks; Inflationary pressures remain high, industry indices show; MTN Nigeria posted N358bn net profit in 2022; Cotton producers seek end to smuggling to revive sector; Scarcity: ‘NNPC boss Kyari working to supply fuel’; Nigeria moves to overtake Kenya in cargoes; QNET partner media to fight product misinformation; Dangote, Sinoma sign pact on cement plant in Ogun; FG harps on sustaining quality services; Heat waves may affect wheat yield; FG, World Bank to fund 6yrs livestock project; Lassa fever: Edo confirms 132 cases as fatality rises to 16; FG launches initiative against maternal, child deaths; ‘Hijab, mark of decency, freedom’; Court grants Kanu’s request for medical care; Emir of Dutseburied amid eulogies; 2023: Ogun Imams warn against inciting sermons, comments; Buhari inaugurates Mallam Alu Farm Project, others in Jigawa; NNPP reports Gombe Chief Magistrate to NJC; Court orders arrest of Kano APC chair; Naira scarcity and a life of queueing in Nigeria ; High fl ying Bendel Insurance down El-Kanemi Warriors in Maiduguri; 20 scrabble players qualified to represent Team Nigeria in USA; NBBF assures D’Tigers participation in 2023 World Cup qualifiers; AFCON U-17: Golden Eaglets drawn into tough Group B; James moves close to breaking NBA scoring record; Bekele leads stacked London Marathon men’s field;
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Daily trust newspaper, Friday, April 16, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 10. Rabi'u Thani 31, 1431 A.H.
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■ State govts may go broke in June. ■ FCT minister suspends all plots from 2007. ■ Pastor, wife found dead. ■ Ciroma: Trying to remove Yar'adua will be distractive. ■ Nigeria must separate budget from oil benchmark. ■ How Aliero favoured Kebbi in FCT land allocation. ■ Military pensioners askfor arrears. ■ Child rapists to get life jail in Niger. ■ My Pikin: Transfer of IPO stalls trial. ■ Sultan urges health sector free, fair election. ■ SAN: NBA makes case for Falana, former AGFs, NBA president's. ■ Islamic Microfinance bank launched. ■ Police question some 70 people in Togo. ■ Pope may meet with abuse victims in Malta. ■ Oil: Nigeria earns N166bn in 3months ■ The odds against the new petroleum Minister. ■ Jonathan is very serious about power— Minister. ■ Jonathan govt will fix electric power Minister. ■ Traders want export Act repealed. ■ Western Sahara: Expressions of humanity in cups of deser tea. ■ Facts about elephantiasis. ■ Cassakero: An alternative household cooking fuel. ■ Add beauty to your eyes with contact lens. ■ Fairytale wedding turns into holiday from hell as couple and all guests get food poisoning. ■ US bank raider is held in bear hug by heroic 19-stone customer. ■ Jet with 100 passengers skids off runway and snaps in two. ■ Black box reveals pilots of Polish president's jet knew they were doomed. ■ Lafia modern market abandoned. ■ Govt gives Edo a face-lift. ■ Trader arraigned over fight with task force. ■ Trader arraigned over N.15m fraud. ■ Man accused of threatening neighbour. ■ Sticking to the middle course. ■ Vatsa's brother is wrong on IBB, Kundak says. ■ Changes imminent. ... as Lagerback sends in squad list. ■ Bio warns federations against dirty deals. ■ NSC plans sports summit in May. ■ Zaccheroni: Juve have matched Inter since I arrived. ■ Drogba, Rooney up for football prize. ■ Indifferent governments, irresponsible citizens.
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Daily trust newspaper, Monday, April 19, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 11. Jimada Ula 5, 1431 A.H.
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■ Plot to oust Bankole thickens. ■ Task force kills 2 in Jos South village. ■ Gusau faults anti-corruption war, CBN reforms. ■ CJN urged to end granting of perpetual injunctions. ■ Rep upbraids IBB over comment on youths. ■ Ekiti judiciary workers begin strike today. ■ Fadama III: 13 Gombe communities get N61m. ■ Zimbabwean envoy counsels Nigeria on bad press. ■ Nigeria criticises BBC over documentary on Lagos. ■ AU says Sudan polls'free and fair. ■ FGf States, LGs share N888bn in Q1. ■ DPR seals 151 fuel stations for diversion. ■ Inside Gombe's vanishing forests. ■ Nigerian defence academy 62nd regular course. ■ Springfield to start tractor assembling in Kaduna. ■ Three women, one man and the historic baby they've created together. ■ Stay out of Africa this time, Nelson Mandela's wife tells Britain. ■ Uganda crowns youngest king. ■ CORBON inducts 179 new members. ■ Thunderbolt strikes down mechanic. ■ PDP calls for bye-election at Kwali. ■ Rural ICT: USPF considers solar powered connectivity. ■ Shekarau wants removal of immunity clause. ■ Lagerback picks Kanu, Utaka for World Cup. ■ Super Eagles Team B win WAFU Cup. ■ FIFA may sanction Nigeria over litigation. ■ Last-gasp Sampodoria end Milan's title hopes. ■ All quiet on the political front.
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Daily trust newspaper Friday, February 3, 2023: trust is a burden vol.57 no.51 Rajab 12, 1444 a.h
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Naira crisis: APC govs reject Feb 10 deadline; Kano mourns Prof. Ibrahim Umar, BUK’s 3rd VC; APC govs reject Feb 10 deadline, to meet Buhari; JNI demands probe of NAF over Nasarawa herders’ killing; Scores injured, 11 arrested in rival cult clash in Lagos; Court dissolves Ganduje daughter’s marriage, orders return of dowry; Ondo cleric fakes own ‘obituary’ to avoid debt payment; BUK to graduate 16,581 students at 36/37th combined convocation; Lagos police declare man holding rifle, threatening in viral video wanted; Elections: INEC assures corps members of safety; Tinubu storms Osun, assures youths of jobs; ‘Nigeria recorded over 10,000 cancer cases in 1 month’; El-Rufai to ‘Villa cabal’: We are not afraid of anybody; Vote your conscience for peace – Sultan, CAN president; Southern, M/Belt leaders endorse Obi; Court orders INEC to accept Labour Party’s candidates in 24 states; 522,000 PVCs uncollected in Edo – INEC; Lagos CP assures adequate security; Resign as Atiku’s running mate, Edwin Clark tells Okowa; Lai backtracks, says Buhari backing Tinubu; Osun gov’ship: Some residents take protest to Abuja over tribunal’s verdict; Institute urges 9 state assemblies to pass LG autonomy bills; Amosun, Abiodun clash over Ogun’s dev’t plan; 2 killed, 40 trapped as building collapses in Abuja; Troops dislodge bandits, rescue 30 victims in Kaduna; Kaduna Electric: Impostor bags 6 months jail; Why I attempted to kidnap my boss – Suspect; Man in court for receiving stolen item in Ogun; Property agent arraigned for betting with tenants’ N4m; Woman seeks divorce over lack of marital satisfaction; Alleged N580.2m theft: Court admits 2 Shari’a court judges, cashier, 16 others to bail; Police declare man wanted over threat to public peace; 4 charged with assault on police officers in Ibadan; NSCDC seals illegal oil dump sites, arrests 19 suspects in Kano; 2 weeks after abduction, families of Taraba chief still in captivity; NNPC engages Korean coy on N341bn Kaduna refinery repair; Moody’s rating didn’t reflect economic reality – FG; Air Peace begins Abuja-Banjul, Dakar flights; Consumers decry poor power supply in Abuja, environs; FG lauds REA on renewable energy schemes; Heifer, Cold Hubs, launch solar-powered storage solutions in Lagos; Nigerian Prof. Gumel among 505 scientists, engineers bestowed US honour; DCO to host second general assembly; Cash swap: CBN accredits 641 agents in Kwara; Kano: Gawuna, Bashir, Yusuf, Abacha lock horns at Daily Trust debate tomorrow; Commuters stranded in Lagos as ex-CBN director demands Emefiele’s resignation; Court remands Kano TikToker, Murja; There are saboteurs in Buhari’s administration– Tinubu group; Plateau CP woos residents to tackle insecurity; NTDs: Katsina achieves required level of treatment, surgical coverage – Health Commissioner; All is set for the grand finale of the Katsina national talent hunt challenge season II; Hijab: Muslim students want jail term for erring teachers; Religious leaders preach peaceful co-existence; Weak borders fuel terrorism, economic sabotage — Buhari; NiMet alerts on deteriorating visibility in Katsina, Borno, others; Buhari’s foreign trips not enough-Minister; Road transporters urged to be law abiding; 2023 Campaign: It’s still a four horse race; 50,000 runners to compete at Access Bank Lagos City marathon; Fireworks expected as Flying Eagles tackle Junior Chipolopolo in Abuja; Greenwood attempted rape charges dropped; Nigerian billionaire set to acquire Sheffield Utd in a £90m deal; Varane retires from international football; Open champion Smith says world ranking system ‘obsolete’;
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Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, April 15, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 9. Rabi'u Thani 30, 1431 A.H.
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■ Jonathan: I have not seen Yar'adua since Nov. ■ Court allows teen to marry grandma. ■ Media Trust a natural partner — Saraki. ■ Counter accusations trail EFCC/lbori case. ■ ICPC probes 2009 capital projects. ■ Excerpts of Jonathan's interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour. ■ Sheriff seeks law to appoint new emir of Uba. ■ Promotion: HND holders allege bias in Immigration Service. ■ FG intensifies plans to eradicate polio. ■ Nasarawa doctors get 50% salary increase. ■ IBB: Why I'm vying for presidency in 2011. ■ Bashir's party asks rivals to join Sudan government. ■ N/Assembly: Why we're probing N2 0 0 bn agric loan. ■ In Lokoja, fishermen are millionaires. ■ The 12 millionaire horses' of Machina. ■ Minna Airport city will grow our economy -Aliyu. ■ Yobe to vaccinate 850,000 animals. ■ By smiling, you could be adding seven years to your life. ■ Hundreds dead in China earthquake. ■ Poles protest against plans to bury Polish president in Wawel castle. ■ FG embarks on shoreline mapping. ■ Heat: Residents resort to sleeping outside. ■ NERDC begins implementation of new schools curriculum next year. ■ Minister harps on entrepreneurship education. ■ We teach youths value of hard work - NDE Coordinator. ■ Abaji council boss calls for mobile police unit. ■ Case of suspected fake journalists resumes. ■ Plateau PDP: Caucus considers 3 for chairmanship. ■ Hoddle Gate: Lagerback's absence stalls EFCC investigation. ■ Lulu throws light an 'botched' friendly. ■ WAFU Cup: Fans hail Eagles performance. ■ Amokachi eyes first trophy. ■ Eagles prey on Stallions morrow. ■ Murray crashes in Monte Carlo. ■ The Bukola Saraki pension plan and Kwara politics.