MEDIA trust Nigeria limited2026-11-102026-11-102005-03-25https://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/3029This is the Daily trust newspaper Friday, March 25, 2005, the newspaper Friday, March 25, 2005, the newspaper you can trust, Vol.10, No. 90 Safar 15, 1426 A.H. This edition features national political developments and governance reporting, notably including a memorandum of understanding signed between Nigeria and the African Peer Review Mechanism. N55M bribery scandal: Senate rejects EFCC report  I’m a victim of politics –Sacked minister  Supreme court refuses feeding tube for brain damaged woman  Imoke is new education minister  Protesters sack govt in Kyrgyzstan  Senator denies involvement in N55m scam  Nigeria worst in maternal health-survey  Muslim leaders to meet over national confab  Progressives plan new party  84 million Nigerians homeless-FMBN boss  Convention holds at national mosque tomorrow  Bribery scandal: APGA, textile workers back FG  Makarfi warns over Atyap chiefdom  Osuji’s sack won’t help Obasanjo - Naja ’atu Muh ’d  Sokoto police kill 3 armed robbers  Katsina engages road consultants  Gov kicks against under-age driving  Bandits kill two policemen, drivers at checkpoint  NEPA’s privatisation, key to energy dev – Sambo  Katsina to re-afforest 10,030 hectares of land  Five chiefs upgraded in Taraba  `Why INEC redeployed staff”  Wabara should be probed — Tsav  FG inaugurates c’ttee on TSA  Lagos gets new police boss  Confab, ethics and history  Of debt repudiation and official corruption  Corruption as reason and excuse  Beyond the noise on referendum  Iraqi parliament and Washington stooges  ‘Mubarak’s son won’t run for presidency’  Nigeria, APRM sign MOU  AU proposes Pan-African force  Somalian govt leaves Kenya in May  France pushes for Sudan war trials  Bomb blast rocks Lebanon  Jordan accepts disability award  Iraqi forces kill 80 insurgents  US, Israel criticize Arab Summit  M-tel to launch GPRS next week  Invest in Intercity, Falalu urges northerners  SON, PMAN collaborate on standards  Industry Minister commends ARSO re-engineering  Minister optimistic on telecoms investments  Union Bank set for N I00bn share offer  ECB voices concerns over EU fiscal reform  Prudential Insurance sacks CEO  Ex-gov tasks banks on SMEs growth  Oil prices up after US refinery blast  US SEC fines Citigroup, others $81.25m  China backs Brazilian as WTO chief  NITEL mgt sets new revenue target  Rural telephony technology better than GSM –Expert  Taiwanese investors explore business opportunities  BPE’s new bid to sell NITEL  The role of weather in air navigation  There is joy in retirement  Minister inaugurates committee on orphans  The bid for paternity leave  Mrs Kure commissions’ youth centre in Minna  Ebonyi, UNFPA to assist VVF patients  Human traffickers will not escape law –Mrs Atiku  Amazons of the National Conference  Fibroid: Women’s Barrier to pregnancy  As night falls in Chika/Aleiyita  Prices of essential commodities remain stable in Abuja  FCT commences recruitment exercise into Navy, school of nursing  FG to relocate 49 FCT villages, says minister  Consultant in court for cheating  Govt tackles flooding at roundabouts  Tinubu promises machine for cancer treatment  University don decries government’s neglect of youth  A Living Chronology  The Story of an Hour  Freedom square  We don’t drink life from calabashes. ..  We’d like to see your story here  Northern Assemblies unite on natural resources  Iron-ore discovered in Yobe  Gov Idris appeals for completion of federal housing project  2005 budget realistic-Shekarau  Gov Saraki charges rulers on dev  12 prisoners granted state amnesty  NBA demands removal of Kogi police boss  Fayose inaugurates council of Obas  Police nab four for robbing archbishop  Kaduna Assembly passes 2005 budget  Court grants federal poly students bail  Kogi to pay WAEC, NECO fees for students  FRSC goes tough on traffic offenders  Shendan community against Speaker’s recall  NEPA blackout cripples business in Gusau  Vegetable farmers protest destruction of farms  Doctor advocates laboratories for water testing  2007: Sports minister has eyes on Gombe governorship, says Yobe Governor  AD leadership disagrees with caucus on Tinubu  Plateau Speaker lauds Obasanjo on corruption  Bauchi ANPP wants chairman removed  APGA Northern caucus rejects Gov. Ngige  2007: Yarima supporter to organise 2 million Man march  AD tasks FG on corruption  Ebonyi Assembly passes 2005 budget  ANPP yet to receive Presidential request-el-Katuzu  Abia speaker charges women on national development  Brazil keen to avoid more trauma  Shevchenko ruled out of Denmark game  Some European powers need to make move  Wrath of Azadi awaits Japan  Late preparation may derail our programme – Siasia  WAUG: Minister assures ABU of support  Rangers scale NPA hurdle  Enyimba wallop Pillars  Insurance pip Shooting  Panthers arrives today  Eagles eye top spot, Senegal host Liberia  Sports Ministry releases N23.5 m  Yobo targets early goal  No slip-ups against Gabon – Okocha  Obodo: Martins is driven  I am fit-Martins  Corruption: No inflation in the senate  pensions and salaries: Rights or privileges?enArticle