Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, July 3, 2001:

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dc.contributor.authorMEDIA trust Nigeria limited
dc.date.accessioned2024-08-13T10:59:26Z
dc.date.available2024-08-13T10:59:26Z
dc.date.issued2001-07-03
dc.descriptionThis is the daily trust newspaper Tuesday, July 3, 2001: trust is a burden vol.1 no.97 Rabiul-akhir 12, 1421 a.h.
dc.description.abstractAll-Africa Games to gulp N8bn; Obasanjo for 2003; FG warned against Liberian refugees; 26 die in auto crash; Four Nigerians sentenced to death in Libya; Politicians lobby for posts at FCSC; Bamaiyi, Diya blamed for 1997 coup; Nigerian couple convicted for selling bush meat; New Islamic NGO prepares ground for tolerance; Search for oil in the north still on – NNPC; Operation focus relief kicks off Sept 1; High Commission to appeal against conviction; Stop begging for assistance - Igbinedion counsels police; 2003 elections would be devoid of malpractices – Atiku; I am not demolishing churches – Kwankwaso; Support victims of Nasarawa crisis – Cleric; COAS advises ambitious officers to resign; Re: Dr. Bala Usman’s war against the south; Milosevic’s trial: Implications for Yugoslavia; Six killed in Algerian attack; Uganda - third most corrupt Nation; Tanzania needs $1bn to fight AIDS; US appeals for restraint in Middle-East; Car bombs explode near Tel Aviv; UK officials to visit arrested nationals in Dubai; Northern Ireland debates Trimble’s exit; Argentina arrests former naval officer; Political crisis grips Yugoslavia; Inflation hits 11.9%, says NACCIMA; BON MD calls for lower interest on agricultural loan; NSPMC poised to produce National ID card; Why Banking must be regulated – CBN; NUB opens Apapa branch; Maduekwe refutes alleged suspension of NPA’s privatisation; FG cancels military clearance of civil aircraft; TOTAL’S net profit drops by N300m; NEPA charges Nigerians over snapping of transmission lines; Gas-Link, 7Up sign gas agreement; UBA wins best bank award; Non-oil export yields N680m in three months; NAPEP gets N6b for programmes; FG told to check ethnic crisis; Katsina PDP chieftain is dead; Government constitutes reconciliation committee; Unprotected sexual intercourse responsible for HIV/AIDS; NGO condemns communal mayhem in Nasarawa; FG urged to create employment agencies; Nasarawa/Plateau crisis: 54,000 refugees report to camp; Kogi governor warns on fertiliser; Rivers LG chairmen told not to harbour ghost workers; Arzika now Shettiman Tambuwal; NCCE set-up to standardise programmes; UNICEF rep praises Bauchi state govt; Plank sellers send SOS to Osoba; Kebbi APP Chirman resigns; Centre wants ‘option A-4’ re-introduced; Kwara APP crisis deepens; Jigawa PDP regroups for 2003; Rivers Assembly to pass development bill; Nassarawa crisis: Abubakar wants FG to assist refugees; Gowon advises communities on guinea-worm; AIDS worker critical of Diana in 40th-birthday; NGO launches campaign for consumption of local plant; Local pharmaceutical company may produce for WHO; WHO presents 2000 reports; Hospital engineers brainstorm on equipment maintenance; Fear grips patients over Nurses strike; Medical students applauds NMA; US AID cry deteriorating health facilities; South Africa ready to test new AIDS vaccine; Masses and the soaring prices of foodstuffs; Okiro investigates killing of Hausa traders ; Resident loses N20,000 to armed robbers ; Police seals off MMIA from thieves, touts; Man to hang for killing prostitute; Exhibits disappear from courts custody; Executive beggers rule Abuja functions; Fake female applicants invade MFCT; Free drinks, as trailer overturns; Applicants express disappointment over aborted ICPC test; Brazil suffers another set back; NBA Draft marks new era; Rahman stays with King; Samaranch admits doping war cannot be won; Coast not clear yet for Super Eagles –Experts; Power Mike dreams big for combat sports; Rampant Ivorians keeps hope alive; Tunisia stays in the hunt; Kano Govt. donate N1m to `nine football clubs; Abuja soccer fans celebrate Super Eagles victory; Obasanjo praises Eagles; Eagles shame detractors-NFA.
dc.identifier.urihttps://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/1585
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherLagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited
dc.relation.ispartofseriesvol.1 no.97
dc.titleDaily trust newspaper Tuesday, July 3, 2001:
dc.title.alternativetrust is a burden vol.1 no.97 Rabiul-akhir 12, 1422 a.h.
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