Monday July 22, 2002
NEWS
PDP, AD in Secret Merger Talks |
36 Govs Meet on Revenue Allocation Formula Friday |
Chevron's Escravos Oil Terminal in Flames |
Ige: 'Why Suspects' Trial May Wait' |
Obasanjo Pays Tribute to Late Emir of Lapai |
I'm Liberated from Afenifere Shackles - Opadokun |
100 Feared Dead in Auto Crash |
Tinubu Apologises over Refuse Re-appearance |
Atiku Will Get Obasanjo Re-elected - Group |
IG Orders Promotion of Junior Police Officers with Degrees |
Customs Destroy N12.8m Frozen Chickens |
Harry Accuses Aikhomu, Etiebet of Hijacking ANPP |
Conducting August 10 Polls Will Be Difficult - Gov Haruna |
'Cameroon Harbours About 26,000 Nigerian Refugees' |
Ijaw Rulers Insist on Compensation from Oil Firms |
Oputa Advises Lawyers, Judges on Justice, Honesty |
Why I Deserve Second Term - Tinubu |
Insurance Summit Urges Govt to Adopt Contributory Pension Scheme |
Minister Harps on Women Empowerment |
Party Supporters Hijack PDP Caucus Meeting |
16 Year Old Girl to Act as Lagos Governor Tomorrow |
Obasanjo Tasks Social Scientists over Cultism |
'UI to Focus More Attention on Post Graduate Studies' |
Quack Teachers Get Yellow Card |
Why LASU Remains Shut- VC |
Robbery Gang Exploits Worry Anambra Police |
Imo PDP Primaries: Party Leaders Disown Mbu's Panel |
Southern Minority Grateful to North - Harry |
Rift over FRCN Site in Ilesha |
'Desist from Acts of Thuggery Or...' |
Alamieyeseigha Denies Encouraging Electoral Fraud |
Denounce Secret Cults, Ademowo Tells Women |
STATE OF THE STATES
Kuwaiti Delegation to Assit Katsina Islamic Varsity |
UNPP Warns Obasanjo Against Re-contesting |
JAAIDS Advocates Govt Support on HIV/AIDS |
'Nigerian Politicians Yet to Imbibe Democratic Culture' |
ANPP Denies Claims of Mass Defection |
Appointment of Yola's New Eze Ndi-Igbo Reversed |
FG to Encourage Women Empowerment |
NEPA Task Force to Recover N1bn |
PDP Chieftain Warns on Use of Thugs |
Intercity Bank Increases Share Capital to N2b |
Resource Control: Obasanjo Gives Interim Benefits to Akwa Ibom |
Govt, Not Deduct Tax at Source |
Council Boss Smashes Revenue Receipt Syndicate |
Court remands Five over Alleged Kidnap |
Senatorial Aspirant Decries Violence in Plateau |
LG Polls: Aspirant Pledges Free Meals to School Pupils |
ANPP Will Restore Peace - Youth Leader |
POLITICS
2003: Mbakwe dispels rumour of Endorsement |
Obasanjo Pledges Youth Directorate for NDDC |
Islamic Group Expresses Fears over African Union |
NGO Trains Election Observers |
N120m: Will Anyim Get the Red Card? |
Obasanjo is Still Dictatorial-Falae |
'Odili's Opponents are Mere Paper Tigers' |
CITY DIARY
NDLEA Makes Drug Haul in Ogun |
Workshop on Christian Sexuality Education Opens in Enugu |
'The Police of My Dream' |
Four Years of Glorious Evangelism |
KPMG Nigeria, International in Legal Battle over Alleged Breach of Agreement |
EDITORIAL
The 2001 Economic Report |
LETTERS
Beyond Operation Fire for Fire |
On North and South-East Can Stop Obasanjo |
JAMB, this is not Fair |
COMMENT
On Spanish-Moroccan Territorial Dispute |
To Save Nigerian Airlines |
BUSINESS
MRR Slash: Industrialists Pleased, Seek Further Reduction |
Saudi Oil Industry Faces Hard Times |
Importers of Trapped Vehicles Move to Beat Deadline |
Atiku Blames Legislature for Delay in Privatisation |
Investors Parley with Unipetrol, Approve New Investment |
NOLCHEM Strives to Regain Lost Market Shares |
IFC Boosts Turkey's Banking Sector With $85m Loan Facility |
Fidelio Xpress Front Desk Technology for Hotels Launched |
Workers Want Steel Industry Rehabilitation Agreements Cancelled |
BAT Plans to Recruit 900 Nigerians Next Year |
ADVAN Flaws Debt Cancellation for Advertisers |
Discovery Fund: A Brand That Rediscovered Itself |
Why Controls Are Getting Weaker in Banks |
'Political Communication Must be Based on Facts' |
RORO Port Management Launches Attack on Wharf Rats |
OPEC Eyes Meeting in Japan |
Different Strokes for Manufacturing Companies |
'Rice Production Must Contribute to Poverty Alleviation' |
EU Delays Retaliation Against US on Steel |
IMF Extends Argentina's SRF Repayment By One Year |
PepsiCo Figures Leave Investors Feeling Flat |
OPEC Warns of Oil Price War with Russia |
Visteon Bolstered by Increased Production at Ford |
Lloyd's of London Investors Question Reform |
EU Set to Extend Sanctions Against Zimbabwe |
Unions Get Insight into Labour Debt |
Privacy-vs-Security Debate Sparked After US Attack |
Ford Increases Production at Port Elizabeth Plant |
Interactive Television Goes Live in Africa |
CRM Software Useful When Properly Used |
Daimler Buoyed by US Arm's Earnings |
BM Profits Down 97% After Charges |
BNP Warning Hits Share Price |
Details of Mark Hill's New Position with Microsoft Americas Announc/NOBR> |
Nig Wire & Cable Records Impressive Half Year Results |
Relationship With Lagos Govt, Our Strength -Eko Bank |
Global Equity Markets Reel as Dow Declines |
Ericsson Falls 21 Per Cent Despite Issue Reassurance |
Revised Guidelines for the Operation of the Foreign Exchange Market, the Dutch Auction System |
'Chartered Bank Justified Fresh Investment' |
Atiku Lauds Arvee's $6m Flexible Packaging Plant Expansion |
Experts Proffer Solutions to Sales Marketing Problem |
Federal Mortgage Bank Approves N1.3bn Loans to 2,286 |
Trade Gap Hits Record $37.6 Billion |
Investing in the Nigerian Energy and Mineral Sector |
Dollar Under Renewed Pressure |
Sanusi As A Radiologist |
Re: Misguided Hunt of GSM Operators |
Cross River Opens Up to Investors |
World Bank and Bolivia |
WorldCom Chapter 11 Filing Awaited |
FEATURES
In Bauchi, Nurses Battle Shari'ah |
Thrills and Frills of Army Day Celebration |
Watchword for the Watchdog |
SPORTS
Super Eagles World Cup Stars Hit European Clubs |
Rain Welcomes Athletes to Manchester |
Barcelona Dumps Babangida |
Players' Deaths Shock Plateau FA |
Egyptian FA to Sue Spanish Paper |
Ministry Inaugurates Sub-committee on Transport for 8th All African Games |
Stars Shun Manchester 2002 |
Games Key to UK Olympic Bid |
Els Claims Open Title |
Schumacher Makes Racing History |
United Make Rio World's Costliest Defender |
Virenque Cracks Ventoux |
Bowyer Move Collapses |
Rivaldo, Barcelona Part Company |
Italy Skipper, Maldini Confirms Retirement |
EXTRA
The Decline of American Power |
MARKET NEWS
UTB's Shareholders Applaud Nwosu's Appointment as MD |
Dow Industrials Dive Below Post-Sept. 11 Lows |
MONEY GUIDE
CBN Withdraws N35.2bn as Naira Depreciates Further |
INMB Bank Posts N214m |
FHAN Holds Monthly Luncheon/Lecture |
TIB Licensed as Issuing House |
ARTS & REVIEW
Dance of a New Beginning on Stage |
...Theatre Finds New Meaning in Manchester |
The Sopranos in a Family Business |
From a Family, the Gospel of Peace |
Rothmans Comes to Town with Hollywood |
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