Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, July 18, 2001:
dc.contributor.author | MEDIA trust Nigeria limited | |
dc.date.accessioned | 2024-08-16T14:31:53Z | |
dc.date.available | 2024-08-16T14:31:53Z | |
dc.date.issued | 2001-07-18 | |
dc.description | This is the daily trust newspaper Wednesday, July 18, 2001: trust is a burden vol.2 no.6 Rabiul-akhir 27, 1422 a.h. | |
dc.description.abstract | Minister’s impersonator dupes bizman; Nigeria Mint for sale; Oputa summons Ogomudia; Streets named after 1966 coup victims; Zero allocation over soon; VPC staff fast over unpaid salaries; National Health Insurance Scheme takes-off; Nigeria to convert $400m freezed facility for rail development; Gana to inspect 90 projects in Cross River; Jigawa lawmakers blame govt. over Sharia implementation; Kaduna crisis: Victims launch cooperative society; ABUTH chairman pleads with striking nurses; Five governors bag Ohaneze business forum awards; Group makes case for the unemployed; NLC embarks on AIDS campaign; Demolition of illegal structures to continue -FCDA board; I have never visited Olabayo – Obasanjo; Relief materials rot away; Bayelsa governor swears-in eight advisers; FUT Yola reopens today; Towards disciplined budgeting; International IDEA and Nigeria’s democracy; Sharia and the randy secretary; Militant groups and the due process of law; Kura LG chairman, remember your promises; Iranian court jails journalist for six years; Fighting continues in Mogadishu; Mine blast kills one, injures 12 in Swaziland; Egyptian faces trial for multiple marriages; White S/African couple accuse police of racism; More Rwandan criminal tribunal staff suspected of genocide; Funding, prioritising, bane of public utilities; NIM trains 50,000 managers; Senate Committee moves to improve maritime sector; David-West doubts zero gas flaring deadline; Equatorial Bank joins universal banking; Korean company wins N1b contract; Katsina approves N850m for projects; Zamfara awards N300m hospital equipment contract; Women politicians seek equitable Power sharing formular; AD advises Chadian leader on tolerance; Obasanjo urges youths to safeguard democracy; Abia legislator awards loans to traders; Forum appeals for more policemen in Nasarawa; PDP sweeps by-election in Enugu; Gov Odili adopts welfarism as ideology; Policemen abandon duty post as robbers take over their “toll point”; Plague on the streets; UNICAL staff commits suicide; Woman jailed for life for killing Nigerian lover; Cost-cutting husband creates desert oasis for wife in England; Indian poll candidate urinates into ballot box in protest; Man convicted of attempt to steal N1.2m; Okada rider accused of N2m theft; Prostitutes unite in Port Harcourt; Man, 34, charged with impersonation; Three face robber trial in Lagos; Two caught for raiding Church; Engineer recommends transport dept for FCT; Minister advises civil servants on strike; Dutse praises Reynolds for development; Borisade speaks on varsity autonomy report; FCT to get civic, cultural centre; Abuja schools get literary competition; Chancellor named for Abuja varsity; Die-hard soccer fan offers Chukwu bride for free; Mini sports fiesta kicks off in Kano; Olympiakos move in for Kanu; Onyali, Ajunwa, Udo Obong arrive for Mobil Championship; Ocheaga, Nigerian footballer, dies in Indian league match; | |
dc.identifier.uri | https://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/1599 | |
dc.language.iso | en | |
dc.publisher | Lagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited | |
dc.relation.ispartofseries | vol.2 no.6 | |
dc.title | Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, July 18, 2001: | |
dc.title.alternative | trust is a burden vol.2 no.6 Rabiul-akhir 27, 1422 a.h. | |
dc.type | Article |
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