National Repository of Nigeria
The Apex Repository of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with objectives to:
- Preserve in electronic format the intellectual and cultural resources of Nigeria for posterity.
- Increase the visibility of the Nigerian knowledge storehouse and its scholarly, literary and cultural heritage; and
- Increase the availability and accessibility of Nigerian content to the global community.

Our Categories
Select a Category to browse its collections.
- Speeches/Essays of past and present Presidents, Political office holders of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and other well meaning Nigerians
- These are a collection of sound recordings, such as lectures, interviews, podcasts, music, and oral histories. These audio materials cover a wide range of topics and are available for listening, learning, and research purposes."
- Collection containing extensive selection of framed autographs, manuscripts, historical books and materials from pre-colonial times
- A collection of the constitutions, Laws and Acts of the Federal Government of Nigeria, all Political parties and parastatals
- Historical information of Nigerians based on personal narration
- A collection of all official government gazettes and circulars by the Federal Government of Nigeria and its federating states.
- These are a collection of materials that support the preservation, promotion, and revitalization of indigenous languages. These resources include language learning materials, dictionaries, stories and cultural documents that reflect the linguistic and cultural diversity of indigenous communities."
- A collection of writings on different subjects published in journals and other periodicals
- A collection of Maps of different locations in Nigeria
- A collection of detailed written study of a single specialised subject or an aspect of it
Recent Submissions
5 YEAR Strategic Plan National Library of Nigeria (2025 - 2030)
(National Library of Nigeria, 2025) National Library of Nigeria
Brief History and Milestone of National Library of Nigeria
Core Functions of National Library of Nigeria
Vision, mission, and Core Values of National Library of Nigeria
Digital Transformation Initiatives
Cultural Preservation and Global Promotion Initiatives
Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Framework
Key risk and Mitigation Strategies
Success Criteria for Sustainability
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
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!
Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, 11th January, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 37 dhul hajj1, 1425 a.h.
(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-11) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
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
Daily trust newspaper of Wednesday, January 12th, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 38 dhul hajj2, 1425 a.h.
(Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2005-01-12) MEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
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