Thursday November 1st, 2001
NEWS
PDP Convention Goes On, Says Ogbemudia |
FG Inaugurates Security Panel, Vows to Deal with Trouble-Makers |
Banks Get New Guidelines on Foreign Loans |
2002 Budget: FG Proposes N844bn |
Natural Rulers Brainstorm on Violence |
FG Needs N100bn to Pay Pensions, Says Durojaiye |
Redress Underway for Agbor Gully Erosion, Says Commissioner |
FUTO Disowns Satellite Campuses |
Lagos Fair Board Promises Adequate Security |
Looted Fund: Abacha Gets January 2002 Date |
Church Petitions Tinubu, Okiro over Demolition |
Odi People Send Condolence Message to Malu, Tiv |
Gbonigi Blames Ethnic Crisis on 1999 Constitution |
FG to Support Local Building Materials Manufacture |
Conference Frowns at Human Cloning |
'GSM: Challenge to Insurance Firms' |
Group Indicts NNPC over Killer-kerosine |
Systemspecs Trains Staff in UK |
Qua Iboe Church Goes International |
Electoral Bill: Council Boss Pleads for Caution |
GSM: NCC Meets on CIL, MTS |
NCP Suspends Bids on Nigerdock over Defective Account |
Rivers Newspaper GM Escapes Assassination Attempt |
Akanbi Laments Slow Prosecution of Corruption Cases |
PLP Alleges Attempt to Scuttle its Registration |
Reorganised WAI Augments Anti-Corruption - NOA Boss |
Atiku in Benue, Declines Comment |
The US Strike Against Afghanistan
Taliban Rejects Talks with UN |
Riyadh Denies Backing Strikes |
Civilian Casualties Worry Indonesia, Iran |
British Airways to Install Armoured Doors |
American Hospital Denies Treating bin Laden |
'Afghan People Will Rise Against Taliban' |
US Strikes Counter-productive - Yeltsin |
e-BUSINESS
GTB Hopes to Create Family with Internet Banking |
Minister Seeks Enabling Environment for IT Policy Implementation |
Yahoo Rolls out Virtual Conference Services |
Fujitsu Announces First SCSI 2.5G GigaMO Drive |
'Fighting Cyberterrorism Will Cost Money' |
Zinox Boosts Computerized Nigeria with Nationwide Road Show |
'CBN Must Provide Prudential Guidelines for e-Banking' |
Intel Develops Chip Package to Boost Speed |
Ashaka Repostions for Better Services |
Pragmatic Technologies Unveils Pragmatic 241s1 Notebook Model |
Compaq Recalls 1.4 m Notebook AC Adapters |
Tranter Partner Computer Associates over Anti-Virus Solution |
IBM Adds to Mainframe Database Toolbox |
Microsoft Launches Windows XP in Nigeria |
... As MP3.com prepares Linux OS to Run Windows |
Investment Opportunities in the Nigerian Telecoms Sector |
Minister Seeks Enabling Environment for IT Policy Implementation |
Major Divestment Occurs in Crusader Insurance |
Shell Boosts IFEM with $15m as Demand Leaps |
Associated Discount House Floats New Products |
Ehimeakhe Confident of Union Bank’s N15bn Offer |
COMMUNICATION
Vodafone, IBM to Provide Office Suite over GSM |
Anti-virus Firm Integrated into Mail List Software |
Motorola Posts Q3 Loss, Plans 3,000 Job Cuts |
Cisco Unveils New Voice over IP Products |
Sagem Opens Service Centres in Lagos |
BT, Oracle Partner on Euro ASP service |
Siemens Does Test-run of UMTS in Poland |
...Develops Telkomsel's Network Expansion in Indonesia |
Gains of Investment in Digital Education |
ARTS & REVIEW
Rats Go on Rampage |
An Electrifying Rhythm for Life |
COMMENT
Imo and Elusive Dividends of Democracy |
Why We were not at Oputa (I) |
EDITORIAL
The Gambia's Democracy |
LETTERS
Whither the LASU School of Communication? |
A Self-aggradised Senate |
THISLIFE
Kadiri's Thanksgiving as GKS Marks Christ's Birth |
For Akinjide at 70, It's Celebration Time |
CITY DIARY
Traders Renew Demand for Slain Members' Corpses |
Islamic Body Decries Escalating AIDS Scourge |
Anambra Community Denies Link with Awkuzu Attacks |
Jesse Warns Against Self Enthronement as Cele Leader |
SPORTS
I Won't Let Kanu Go, Wenger Vows |
Akinbiyi Set to Dump Leicester for Wolves |
Golfers Storm Ekiti for Omega Tourney |
NABA Invites 48 Boxers to Camp |
Amodu Still in Charge-Okpomo |
Georgian Cup Goes to Wire |
EXTRA
Tiv Militia Take Over PDP? |
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