Daily trust newspaper Monday, December 3 2001:
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Kadpoly suspends principal officers; Abuja tops in AIDS spread; Katsina, Niger announce budget.; Ajiyan Kazaure faults Sharia judge; 43bn dollar food programme takes off; Kwatalo’s exit won’t affecl Jigawa APP- YusufAli; Nigerian wins world’s best inventions award; Prisons service needs N1.7b to pay salary arrears; Atiku’s plane escapes collision; NITEL to roll out additional N46,000 GSM lines before Jan 2002; Kano gets N26m laboratory equipment; The budget non-implementation controversy; Osuntokun’s report on (AD) governors; US won’t attack us, says Yemen; Independent nominees win by-election in Iran; UN presents draft agreement on Afghanistan; WHO ready to stop HIV/AIDS; French vet, animal group fight over puppy; US praises British special forces; Dwarf sues to overturn tossing ban; Twenty die in fresh Kashmir violence; CBN warns banks against insider-related credits; Gom be budgets N18bn; Two bank staff arraigned over fraud; Two bank staff arraigned over fraud; NUR urges NASS to revoke N50bn railway contract; K a n o to c u r b in d u s tr ia l p o llu tio n; Gombe creates 210 new districts; Stoning of adulteress: Court orders stay of execution; Justice Ministry appeals against court ruling on Faseun, Adams; Unity schools committee seeks more time; Selfish interests characterise our democracy – lawmaker; Romania opens consulate in Port Harcourt; Governor Kachalla denies death of protesters; Elders intervene in nurses strike; Funds hinder take-off of adult literacy scheme; Global 2000 treats 4m river blindness patients; UBE co-ordinator hails Oyo SPEB; Geraade criticises PDP congresses; Awoniyi, Ume-Ezeoke, others may snub PDP; Task Force re-evacuates traders from Berger junction; Commonwealth scholarship interview Candidates complain of requirements; 10 universities get geographic information equipment; Mathematics is bedrock of petroleum exploration –Experts; ICB prepares staff for online banking; Virus thriving on computer-user laziness, Australian techs say; Tough draw for African teams; Eriksson, Amodu envisage tough battle; Why Obasanjo is failing.