Daily trust newspaper, Thursday Febuary 3rd 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 54 dhul hajj 23, 1425 A.H.

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dc.contributor.authorMEDIA trust NIgeria Limited
dc.date.accessioned2025-07-29T12:29:41Z
dc.date.available2025-07-29T12:29:41Z
dc.date.issued2005-02-03
dc.descriptionThis is the Daily trust newspaper Thursday, February 3, 2005, the newspaper you can trust, Vol.10, No. 54 dhul hajj 23, 1425 A.H. this daily paper focuses on Religion, Politics and government, sports, celebrity news, education etc
dc.description.abstract• Recalling moment at the Maiduguri Pre-hajj camp • Confab: Delegates lists raise dust nationwide • Reps reject confab budget • To probe CHOGM expenses • CBN suspends lending to govt • Reviews monetary policy guidelines • Why Pentascope was sacked • Fresh communal crisis breaks out in Benue. Many killed • Britain gives condition for loot recovery, debt relief • ANPP chieftain decries media silence on Balogun • Plateau to demolish illegal structures • Employment minister wants corruption eradicated in Africa • ALSCON SALE SUIT: BPE created obstacle for BFI group- Witness • BILL FREIGHT FORWARDING: Public hearing holds Feb 8 • Why deputy director was evicted -HOS Official • Obasanjo laments neglect of non-oil sector • FG transfers N278.5m railway hospital to ministry • Nigeria loses N136b to bunkering annually-Shell • Kwara sets up committee on abandoned projects • FCT appropriation Bill gets second reading • What Manner of a Census? • Reforming Nigeria: Which model? • PDP crises: Is Atiku defeated ? • Balogun and his anti-corruption mantra • P.D.P Crisis and Okadigbo’s prophesy • Iraq admits vote flaws • Egypt ‘to host Mid-East summit’ • Kuwait passes new security law • Turkey urges support for Abbas • .. wants UN sanctions lifted • Two killed in Yemeni firefight • Nepal’s king names new cabinet after takeover • Tennis fan to cheer players though phones • Indonesia rejects rebates offer • Boy sends grandma to hospital after experiment explosion • Man bites off brother’s finger • Haitians to replace Aristide in October • Pakistan denies role in US, Afghanistan war • Cop investigate self after robbery • Woman surprises Blair with kiss • Pope’s health stabilizes after illness • Zimbabwe announces election date • Sudan slams UN report on Darfur • We can’t stop GSM operators from expanding-NCC • Motorola unveils new phones, accessories • Indian coy uses lasers bridge network gaps • RELTEL slashes prices of hand-held phones • Virgin Mobile’s user numbers jump • Shareholders endorse Trade Bank’s capitalization plans • Customs collects N45bn in Tin Can Island • Manny Bank gets new MD • Senator charges accountants on ethical standards • Investors scramble for IMB Bank’s shares • Russia reveals China’s role in Yukos’ split up • Advertising revenue boosts Google • G7 meeting focuses on China’s economy • European bank to keep interest rates on hold this week • Oil Prices drop below $47 • Recalling moments at the Maiduguri pre-hajj camp • The hostel privatization crisis(II) • US envoy commissions school project • NUC disburses N12bn varsities • LG to employ 100 teachers • Islamic college to commence degree programme • Open University organises media workshop • Japan to rebuild destroyed schools in Plateau • Kwara distributes N26.2m education materials • Asagba decries secret cult menace in varsities • Gov Akume bags honorary degree • Ogun teachers threaten strike over unpaid allowances • UNAAB chosen for pilot hostel dev. scheme • Technology transfer, panacea for Nigeria’s food shortage-V.C • Theft: Four employees of security outfit remanded • Gudu Market for commission March • Man arraigned for refusal to settle Nicon Hotel bill • Chief magistrate transfers 102 cases to FCT CJ • Nursing mother bags 2 months Prison term • Student’s scholarship gulps N144m • KNSG pledges sufficient fertilizers for farmers • Association seeks reconstruction of Rimin-Kebe road • Project: KNSG, UNDP sign MOU • Board chairman tasked on leadership • Lagos restructures teaching service for schools • FERMA destroys sanitation built by LASG • Security breach: Security men threaten journalist • ABC guest house robbery : Boy 19,charged to court • Briefs: Akume • AIDS: Minister commends dev partners • Ngige flags-off N1.28bn road contract • Hajj • FG signs N1.47 billion road projects in three state • Duke refutes crisis with Obong • SSANU condemns privatization of campus accommodation by FG • Kwara Budget • Challenges before Ehindero • NDP to drag Obasanjo to court over confab • …as NCP berates Oshiomhole on confab • Keep off Yoruba politics YCE told • 2007:General Kontagora declares for presidency • Periscoping the coming National confab • Glazer Plans revised United takeover bid • Sharapova made to battle in Japan • Els goes for four successive wins • Tomjanovich ‘may leave LA Lakers’ • Langer turns down second term am Ryder Cup captain • Rivaldo weighs up options after walkout • Arsenal’s big guns found wanting on big stage again • No title for Arsenal, say Ferguson, Wenger • English FA takes no action over tunnel incident • Vieira denies Neville threat • Ferguson points finger at Vieira • Eaglets upbeat ahead of Meridian Cup • Jatau laments dearth of quality strikers • …depart for Turkey • Sayyu named Player of the Year again • Russian club dumb Okoronkwo • Thoughts on the national conference
dc.identifier.urihttps://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/2103
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherLagos State: Media Trust Nigeria Limited
dc.relation.ispartofseriesvol.10, no. 54; vol.10, no. 54
dc.subjectdaily trust
dc.subjectMaiduguri pre-hajj camp
dc.subjectFCT appropriation Bill gets second readingts
dc.subjectPolitics and government
dc.titleDaily trust newspaper, Thursday Febuary 3rd 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 54 dhul hajj 23, 1425 A.H.
dc.typeArticle
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