CITIZEN Communication Limited2025-07-072025-07-071992-06-22https://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/2035This is the citizen magazine of June 22 - 28, 1992 Vol. 3, No 24. focuses on politics and government, health, finance etc• Jeddah crash. • Revenue allocation. • Review open ballot. • Samurai should stay home. • A brave new Earth – Adamu Adamu. • We understand each other – Osoba. • The situation is critical” — Abdulkarim. • Operations might halt – Lere. • Go away Pascal: workers mount pressure on their president to resign. • Treasonable times? Government arraigns five human rights activists before a Gwagwalada magistrate court for treason. • The tale of two giants: FRCN Kaduna and Kaduna Polytechnic. • ABUTH Wages of labour: peace is yet to return to crisis - tom ABU Teaching Hospitals. • Narcotics: winning and losing. • Temporary reprieve: Banks which have not met the June 19 deadline live longer as the CBN tarries awhile on verification. • From coffee-room to the street: CODESA impasse forces blacks out on the streets, while President de Klerk calls up white reservists. • Samurai steps out: Japanese troops now can be sent to the world's trouble spots but only for noncombat activities. • Another cease-fire broken: despite UN's efforts to end the bloodshed in Yugoslavia, the warring factions continue their war unabated. • Gowon’s muddy legacy. • Soft drink millionaires. • Politics and players. • Olympic trials: below standard.enpoliticselectionballotlabourFinancesportsArticle