Thursday December 6th, 2001
NEWS
Budget 2002: Obasanjo Bows to N/Assembly |
Electoral Act: Human Rights Groups Kick, Head for Court |
FG Unfolds New Rules on External Borrowing |
Ibru: Mustapha Accuses A-G, Judge of Taking Bribe |
Obasanjo Chides N/Assembly over NDDC Bill |
US Enron Writes Tinubu, Allays Fear on IPP |
FG Spends N800bn to Sustain Parastatals - Kwande |
Senate Passes UBE Bill |
Enugu State Budgets N17bn for 2002 |
Kalu, Ogbulafor Pledge to Sink Differences |
Nigeria Hosts UN Peace Talks on DR Congo |
Africa Remains Centrepiece of Our foreign Policy - Obasanjo |
Ex-PDP Chief Held over False Claim |
Cleric Seeks Creation of 73 More Senatorial Seats |
Unilorin Council Urged to Recall Sacked Lecturers |
Court Grants Leave to Serve Moghalu Summons |
Obasanjo Chides N/Assembly over NDDC Bill |
Non Medical Staff of Teaching Hospitals Down Tools |
Bisket Freed, Acquitted of Child Trafficking Charge |
Abba Gana's Bail Application, Trial Stalled |
GSM Subscribers, Demand After-Sale Services - Dealer |
Safiya Cries Out: I want to Get Justice |
Suicide Bombers Hit Jerusalem Again |
Gun Running: Suspect Arrested at Border |
Ibru Wants Govt to Continue Divestment Programme |
Vigilante Group Bill Passed in Edo |
Mrs De Klerk Found Dead at Home - Police |
The US Strike Against Afghanistan
Afghans Sign Historic Power-Sharing Deal |
US Soldiers Killed by B-52 Bomb |
Powell Says No Plans for Iraq Attack |
Ex-Afghan King Pleased by Accord |
US Investigates bin Laden Links to Somalia |
UN Council Sees Quick Endorsement of Afghan Accord |
State of the States
Nigerian Workers are Underpaid - Minister |
Atiku Stresses Role of Private Sector |
Judiciary Told to Sustain Democratic Freedom |
Don't Dissolve Councils, PDP Tells Adesina |
Muslims Seek Probe into Religious Unrest |
NIPR Fellows' Forum Holds Friday |
LG Workers' Strike Takes Toll on Sanitation |
New Toungo, Hong LG Chiefs Sworn-in |
Adesina Berates British Govt |
Audu Donates 30-seater Bus, N10m to Idah Poly |
Nyame Declares Dec 4 Sanitation Day |
Group Seeks Concerted Effort to Combat AIDS |
POLITICS
PDP Sends National Directors on Compulsory Leave |
Electoral Bill: Reconcile Governors, Lawmakers, Ogbe Urged |
No section of Nigeria Can Survive Alone -M.D Yusufu |
e-BUSINESS
Epochal Year for African Telecoms |
IT Development: Let Us Make Haste, But Cautiously |
Gates Optimistic About Technology-Driven Economy |
Toshiba Pulls Out of US Desktop PC Market |
Investors Embrace FG's IT Development Initiatives |
HP Lifts Size of Global Note Issue to $1bn |
FG, Zinox Partner on Computer Literacy |
Sun Fixes Server Problem, But Controversy Persists |
Microsoft Revises Software Licensing Programme for ASPs |
Oracle Intimates Users on 9i Application Features |
Macaw Pledges Better Support for Sagem Users |
Expert Advises NCC on Market Control |
SAP to Shift More Users to Resellers |
GSM Association Applauds Commitment to Open Architecture |
Macaw Pledges Better Support for Sagem Users |
Expert Advises NCC on Market Control |
Weak Transactions Whittle Down All Share Index |
Nasdaq Index Surges by 38 Points |
Ex-Citibankers Buy over Broad Bank |
CBN Sells $35.6m at IFEM |
Savannah Bank MD Goes on Compulsory Leave |
COMMUNICATION
RelTel Launches Nigeria's Cheapest Phone |
Bacom Boosts Sale of Universal Phone Card |
FOR THE RECORD
Report of the National Assembly Joint Conference Committee on Electoral Bill 2001 |
ARTS & REVIEW
Breaking Grounds with Water Colours |
Temi Dances in Faith |
COMMENT
Anyim is Not on Course |
Oyo State and New LGAs |
EDITORIAL
For Democracy in Zimbabwe |
LETTERS
Misappropriation of Oil Producing Areas' Funds |
Pensioners and the 2002 Budget |
THISLIFE
Married for 45 Hours |
Groaning Under GSM Yoke |
SPORTS
Obasanjo Vows to Fight Corruption in Sports |
Algeria, Egypt, Gabon Bid for 2006 Nations Cup |
HFN Meets Igbinedion over Championship |
EXTRA
Obasanjo, Abacha and Aluko's Hallucination |
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