MEDIA trust Nigeria limited2024-07-242024-07-242006-01-17https://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/1520This is the daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, January 17, 2006: trust is a burden vol 13 no. 2 dhul-hijjah 17, 1426 a. h.Fighting rages in Niger-Delta; Murder of Rimi’s wife politically motivated – Solomon Lar; Oyo Crisis: Ladoja fails to report to office; CBN withdraws licences of 14 banks; Another female leader emerges in Chile; N100m contract controversy rocks Borno; ANPP suspends Gov Turaki; Mantu recall: no date fixed for signature verification- INEC; Hoodlums disarm police patrol team in Rivers; Benue police fight bank robbery; Murder suspect arrested in action; Abductions: Clerics resort to prayers; Katsina police arrest 8 trans-border motorcycle thieves; Sa ’adatu Rimi: Is this the judgement of God?; my nations cup preview!; my ideal gov. for Adamawa 2007; the crisis of succession at NIPOST; understanding China’s diplomacy in Africa; China unveils new ‘win-win partnership with Africa; US leverage with Ethiopia key to Eritrea border row; S/Africa main opposition kicks off campaign; ECOWAS secretariat becomes commission; US, others discuss Iran nuclear programme; Islamic groups vow to keep up anti-US protests; Left-leaning candidate surges in Peru; Benue seeks banks’ support for development; policy on solid minerals for FEC soon; shareholders protest banks’ return to capital market; NSE records N10bn foreign investment; Transcorp denies plans to invest in aviation; Infiniti FX: Nissan’s targets in crossover utility; Mitsubishi in joint venture with Malaysia's Proton; Shell evacuates 330 workers from Niger Delta; Chevron plans projects in Niger Delta; WAGP begins gas deliveries Dec; Oando opens service station in Lagos; Zenith Bank plans N3bn public offer; Hajj: Bayero wants FG to change tack; Yoruba community elects new leader; Aide tasks appointee on probity; COMPASS mobilises PTA chairmen on prudence; Ibeju crisis: 10 charged to court; LASG, VIIRA oppose FG over car park; Tinubu assures protesting military pensioners of payment; Striking LASUTH staff to be paid soon - NMA boss; NAFDAC seizes N100m fake drugs; Sub-Saharan Africa needs 800m dollars for ICT development – report; War College participants tour military establishments; NURTW blames touting on unemployed graduates; Rivers govt employs 50 ex-servicemen; Taraba resettles flood victims; Nigeria’s nuclear programme is for peace, says DG; Coomassie salutes Ribadu on anti-graft war; Adamawa PDP warns against misuse of party symbols; NTA loses employee; This year’s Eid was a blessing - Al-Habibiyyah; retirees berate Jigawa over for non-fulfilment of pledges; New NPC Commissioner warns staff in Kwara; national ID card: distribution begins in Kwara; LG construct 60km road in Gombe; NEMA seeks support over disaster management; widows petition EFCC over inheritance; Lack of funds threatens cassava production in Katsina; Yobe Scholarship Board decries low number of medical students; Muslim group writes Obasanjo on hajj crisis; Buhari mourns late ex-wife; Education: Shagari appeals to Sokoto indigenes; Oyo Crisis: When Adedibu laughed last; Stage set for FIBA World Championship; Awojobi confident of progression; Serena survives after Venus tumbles; Barca victory overshadowed by Eto’s spitting shame; Del Piero inspires Juventus again, AC Milan lose; Election to FIFA c’ttee to dominate CAF congress; Eagles to play FC Cologne; Galadima awaits CAF invitation.enArticle