Daily trust newspaper Wednesday, August 15, 2001:
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IBB lists conditions for appearance; FG to count teachers; APP, AD condemn use of ID card; Govt to checkoil spillage; Gov Lawal debunks OPC threat; Balarable Musa warns INEC against non-registration of parties; Pro -Sharia group burns two beer-carrying trailers; Two commissions may clash over right on judges; Education to get 26% of2002 budget; FG moves to reposition the police force; Cleric makes case for ex-convicts; Commission to monitor satellite campuses underway; Arewa forum is non-partisan – Saraki; Abdullahi calls for community participation in education; Christian society presents gifts to child care home; Fairness to pensioners; Adverse effects of bank interest; The ranting bees; Strides in cotton production; Drum beat of Tazarce; Redistribute world power system - A l i M a z r u I; Death toll rises in Iran; Israel raids Palestinian-controlled Jenin; N13b insurance agency for launch next week; Hadejia farmers get N2m credit facility; Leadway Assurance assets hitN2b; DPR reports more spillages, explosions; Gas. Flaring: FG to study Shell’s position; Union, Foundation want autonomy for NDE; Rwanda to boost exports after privatization; When white-collar farmers met in Sokoto; Sen Zang awards scholarship to 19 students; NOA DG commends Sokoto Sharia judge; FG to spend N28b on 22 power sub-stations; Katsina appoints new DG for education fund; Odili cautions on birthday messages; 2003: PDP chieftain foresees bleak future; Council boss disagrees with Obasanjo over spending; Obasanjo urged to avoid second term; Policy formulation: Obasanjo ’s formula; Saddam’s romantic novel to hit the stage; A singular experience in Akwa-Ibom; Two arraigned for possessing Indian hemp; Robbers raid retired judge’s residence; L U T H u n d e r g u a r d; Senator denies food poisoning; FCT residents beat inflation with Belgium products; Kubwa residents resist high rents; IJNCWS executive pledges purposeful leadership; Amodu denies asking for pay increase,