MEDIA trust Nigeria limited2024-03-112024-03-112001-04-23https://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/1376This is the daily trust newspaper: trust is a burden vol. 1 no. 56 Monday, April 23, 2001, al-muharram 29 1422 a.h.FG moves to verify foreign debts; Collapsed mosque; 25world leaders gather in Abuja; 12 confirmed dead; PDP calls panic meeting; Works ministry probes employment scam; Ogunkelu dismisses fear about 2003 presidential election; Perm Secs assure Nigerians of transparent civil service; States and local government to serve as engines of agric development; UNICEF report calls for investment in earliest years of childhood; FG moves to halt plunge of naira; Support government - Yar ’Adua tells the rich; Adamawa state university takes o ff this year; Much ado about a ‘slave ’ ship; Blackm ail from the 'Villa; Re: Sharia: A-G of the federation has locus standi to sue; Adamawa: Making a headway; Regular power supply: Myth or reality; C alling on A .B .U authorities; Dr. Gambo Laraba, northern Icon.; Attention, N.U.R.T.W. national chairman; Justice Umaru Eri should be emulated; All for the queen; 30 children in ‘slave ship abandoned; Israeli company loses diamond license in DRC; British-Nigerian law week begins today; Police battle anti-globalization activists in Canada; Colombia arrests drug baron; FG tackles money laundering as CBN mops up N38tn from circulation; Minister chides manufacturers over cement price hike; Minister chides manufacturers over cement price hike; Abuja Stock Exchange goes “Live” May 2; MAN holds AGM April 26, to announce its new president; Small and medium enterprises agency to take-off soon; IPMAN Election Imbroglio: Appeal court rules against Anekwe, 8 others; Transport minister canvasses support for deregulation; Presidential rebuke: Chairman invites Obasanjo to Abi; FG relaxes relocation conditions for embassies; Benue state releases N 110m for fertilizer; PRTV not under censorship; Offa community installs new Asiwaju; National food scarcity programme underway; Param ountW rulers to get limousines; Minister condemns resident doctors plan to go on strike; Women Affairs Ministry gets work place nursery; Makarfi inaugurates commission' to investigate Zangon Kataf crisis; Adisa advises Saraki to step aside; Tvlorth didn’t marginalize Tvliddle Belt; Fourth dimension group holds parley; Arzika commissions Uyo, Eket digital lines; FG to amend laws on intellectual property; NNPC establishes IT services help desk; New CEO at Yahoo; Fujitsu introduces new pen-tables PC; Ericsson cuts 10,000 jobs; FG plans short-term train services; Britain pledges fairness^ to visa applicants; fract to ease trans-border arrests underway; Community restive over alleged < police killing of teenager; Lawyer, three others in court over forgery; Commuters warned on Berger Junction; Lewis suffers shock defeat; Wenger left to face reality of Arsenal’s European exit; Sydney 2000 c’mttee vows to ensure implementation of report; Nigeria’ll bounce back month –Amun; Defeat hits Nigeria’s World Cup hopes;enArticle