Daily trust newspaper Tuesday, March 15, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 82 SAFAR 5, 1426 A.H.

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dc.date.issued2005-03-15
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dc.description.abstract Rep escapes mob attack in Zamfara  IMF endorses our reforms –Okonjo-Iweala  NATIONAL CONFAB: Delegates make case for agric subsidy  UN Security Council: AU demands two permanent seats  PRIVATISATION: ANPP cautions against private monopolies  Why I was dismissed -Justice Senlong  FG hands over Iron-Ore coy to Global  FG sets up conflict resolution c’ttees  UN should adopt Islamic approach to community dev-Gov Sani  Human rights, challenge to Nigeria’s democracy -Rep  NCAA investigates Chanchangi accident  “Obasanjo’s explanation on confab delegates unacceptable”  Adewusi, Coomassie warn against state police  Vox pop from Kano  Nigeria'. Between globalisation and glocalisation  Of reform confab and distrust  Confab: Sanusi Lamido’s disturbing thesis  El-Rufai and Wuse market demolition  Roads and Dariye’s arithmetic  Nationalconfusion conference?  Of society and destructive adverts  NPRC and the PNC: Thoughts on opposing confabs  Report of the Commission of Africa  Togo lays former leader to rest  One million protest Syrian presence in Lebanon  Pope returns to Vatican  Earth quake rocks eastern Turkey  Oil prices fall ahead OPEC’s meeting tomorrow  Lufthansa negotiates takeover of Swiss Air  M-tel rewards outstanding dealers  NCC tasks NITEL on bill collection  FSB leads Valucard scheme  Saab’s CEO resigns over car deal  BMW 3 Series: A new wave of innovative design  Ford ends Thunderbird production  Volkswagen outlook disappoints market  US Dollar up against Euro  Bank’s deposit hits N18bn  FG needs N34.2bn to settle pension liabilities- Abacha  Pension Scheme will assist workers -Sha ’aban  Labour leader cautions on NULGE impasse  NLC opens training school  Sack fever grips NEPC staff  IAP wades into Gateway Hotels impasse  2,000 workers to lose jobs in Jigawa  NUT distributes 18,000 m/cycles to Benue members  DIESEL PRICE HIKE: NARTO, Stakeholders to address crisis in Abuja today  ...commends LG over incentives  ASUP decries south-west zone’s action at confab  ...warns banks against meddling in its crisis  Civil servants want “human face” reforms  Oshimbole canvasses leadership positions for women  Kwara govt, labour on collision course over taxes  Workers berate FG over labour Bill  Chamber demands youth friendly policy graduate employment  Commissioner urges caution in reporting HIV?AIDS cure  Niger state Govt prunes hospital fees  Cholera outbreak: Uni-Abuja medical centre cautions staff, students  Ekiti distributes N1OOm medical equipment to LGs  Foreign mission: NOA wants wives to join husbands  Delta to establish ARV. treatment centre  Minister calls for reflection on fight against HIV?AIDS  FMC Gombe sets up health care fund  FG to scale up access to ART drugs  College gets enlisted in WHO medical schools directory  Obasanjo sets up action group on tsetse/trypanomiasis  House FCT C’ttee harps on budget implementation  UniAbuja to move to permanent site  FCT inaugurates task force fake drugs  Storm destroys property in Abaji  World Bank donates books to FCT schools  CT to export scrap metals  FCDA awards N939m survey contract  Jigawa swears-in 6 magistrates  GOOD SHEPHARD ORPHANAGE: Keyamo files exparte motion  LASG bans NSL operations in its territory  Task force charges two with contempt  ...places embargo on employment  Private schools proliferation worries LASG  Warring communities want judicial enquiry  NPC urged to provide satellite equipment for census  Police warn against firearms possession  Ogun police kill five armed robbers at Sango Otta  FG lifts Embargo on NYSC posting to private sector  Ogun pledges more roads  Kebbi agog for Argungun fishing festival  Jega title holder dies  RMRDC set to boost Kilishi production  Obasanjo in Geneva for global digital solidarity fund  Gov Daniel empowers traders with N20m  Two lawmakers apologise for unruly behavior  Kaduna govt braces up to fight measles, CSM  FG saves N137bn through due process  Marwa canvasses support for Obasanjo reform programmes  Ekiti lawmakers condemn attack on Gov Fayose  EXPULSION OF NGIGE: Group calls for guber polls  2007: Youth group supports IBB  Youth leaders forum reaffirms support for Marwa  Youth Forum wants Gov Abdullahi for president  Inter beware Porto precedent  English FA Cup: Man Utd avoid Arsenal  Olympic Games commission starts Moscow 2012 inspection  Robben return against Kanu  Ajax appoint Blind as new manager  Egyptian council of ministers meets on ACN 2006  Tergat keeps London bid on course  Senior athletes protest over AFN programmes  Africa League round up  ...As cheating mars zonal athletics championship  Benue-Taraba Unity Cup ends in Ukum  Uwua lauds Sardauna Memorial Stadium  EDITORIAL: Why is ICPC so quiet?  Tafa Balogun: Politics of corruption
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dc.publisherLagos state: Media Trust Nigeria Limited,
dc.relation.ispartofseriesvol.10, no. 82; vol.10, no. 82
dc.titleDaily trust newspaper Tuesday, March 15, 2005: trust is a burden vol.10, no. 82 SAFAR 5, 1426 A.H.
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