Wednesday September 11, 2002
NEWS
Let's Not Postpone Evil Day, Says Na'Abba |
N/Assembly Gets N236.9bn Supplementary Budget Bill |
$40bn Required to Revive Nigerian Railway - Maduekwe |
Obasanjo Decries Banks' Low Premium |
Court Rules Today on Commencement of Exercise |
26,000 Ad-hoc Staff Recruited in Lagos |
INEC to Spend N5bn on Allowances |
IG Orders Tight Security At Registration Centres |
Oyo Police Warn Mischief Makers |
Sokoto Hires N10,000 Officials |
War on Terrorism: Nigeria Named High Stakeholder |
Police Warn Politicians over Arms Stock-pile |
Obasanjo Told to Renounce Re-election Bid |
FG Insists on Nigeria's Oil and Gas Policies |
AD Appoints Gov Akande Chairman of Convention Committee |
ANPP Caretaker Panel Assures of 'Credible' Convention |
2002 Electoral Bill: House Set to Over ride Obasanjo's Veto |
JORA Wants New Law on Tax Evasion |
Presidency: New SANs Differ on Tenure |
FG Votes N2.5bn Yearly for Biotechnology Development |
FG Introduces New Consular Policy for Nigerians Abroad |
ANPP Chief in Gun Duel Drama |
Obasanjo Cautions Nigerians on Globalisation |
Ugochukwu, Lawmakers Fault Alamieyeseigha on NDDC |
Gana Apologises over NTA's Blackout of Impeachment Move |
FG Flayed over Jos Ethno-Religious Crisis |
Veteran Journalists Warn Against US Invasion of Iraq |
Airways Sale: Aviation Workers Give 3-day Ultimatum |
M-Cell/MTN Group Records 5m Subscribers |
Marketer Seeks More Fuel Allocation to Akwa Ibom |
Bayelsa SSG Resigns, Alleges Humiliation |
Asiodu Gets French Honours |
'Dikibo Has Vested Interest in Abia' |
Guber Aspirant Promises to Relocate Ministries to State Capital |
Nigerians Urged to Shun Politics of Bitterness |
Impeachment Won't Derail Democracy, Says Don |
Journalism Institute's Boss Lists Army's Role in Public Relations |
Shata Urges Nigerians to Embrace National ID Scheme |
BPE to Confer with NEPA on Power Sector Reforms |
STATE OF THE STATES
Political Antagonism Robs Ondo of Growth - Aspirant |
Okogie in Enugu, Preaches Tolerance |
Guber Aspirant Promises Good Healthcare Services |
Commissioner Calls for War Against Exam Malpractices |
Second Phase Studies on Bitumen Belt Begins |
12 Expelled Students Hope Hang in the Balance |
Fresh Probe Ordered into Killing of Lebanese Bizman |
POLITICS
Obasanjo-N/Assembly Face Off: Anyaoku Calls for Truce |
Blame PDP for Impeachment Moves -Clergy |
Opposition Soft-pedals on Moves to Remove Ekiti Speaker |
How to Avert Election Crisis in 2003, By Eshalomi |
Impeachment 'll over-Heat the Polity - Guber Aspirant |
I'll Overrun the Opposition in 2003, Says Lawal |
BUSINESS
CBN Funds Forex Market with $5.6bn |
Firms' Failure: Auditing Outfits Seek Protection |
Shareholders to Wait as Investment in Rietzcot Declines |
Inland Bank Grows Profit by 90 Per cent |
European Bonds Ease on Profit-taking |
Citigroup Shifts Management |
AP's Debt: Former Management Hides Records from Auditors, Others |
Merger Boosts Totalfinaelf's Earnings |
Can Gatewaybank Sustain this Growth? |
Inside Banking Hall |
Why Wema Bank Opted for Rights Issue - Lemo |
British Biotech Merger |
Global Reinsurance Market Still Recovering from September 11 |
UK Health Insurance Premiums Increase Nationwide |
Shareholders Commend Guardian Trust for 2001 Performance |
Sovereign Trust Pays N74m in First Half of 2002 |
Brokers Kick Against Hijack of Business by Insurers |
Fidelity & Guaranty Life Insurance Exceeds Expectations |
Equity Indemnity Insurance Rakes N6m as Gross Income |
Insurance Chief Raises Doubts over Payment of Outstanding Premium |
Massachusetts Auto Insurers Fight Uphill Battle for Rate Increase |
Debate on Health Insurance Bill Abandoned |
Ohio Casualty Rebuilds from Within |
KPMG Imbroglio Attributed to Globalisation |
Nigerians See Turkey's Technological Advancement as Challenge |
New Leadership at ABB |
Kinley Securities Set to Raise Paid-up Share Capital |
European Investment Bank to Lend to Russia |
Toyota May Build Fifth US Production Plant |
IDC Cuts PC Sales Forecasts for 2002, 2003 |
Boeing Builds New Plant to Meet Demand |
Air France Pilots' Strike Costs _60m |
Telia Launches $1bn Shake-up of Carrier Unit |
Bulmer Orders Probe After Costs Surprise |
Tokyo Up on Govt Pledges |
ARTS & REVIEW
If... 2003 Comes, the Masses will... |
Rivers Revives Moribund NAFEST |
Finnu Treads the Road to Freedom |
COMMENT
Aftermath of September 11 Attack |
September 11: Triumph of Terror Over Freedom |
MARKET NEWS
Union Bank's Capital Adequacy Ratio Hits 25.5 Per cent |
Investors Stake N106.5m on 10.0m Shares |
MONEY GUIDE
Seven Magnum Trust Staff Arrested over N178m Duty Scam |
Naira Loses 26 Kobo at Dutch Auction |
TOURISM
Home Away at Ikegun |
Museums Mark September 11 |
EDITORIAL
Revisiting Police Checkpoints |
LETTERS
A Case for Osoba's Compulsory Voters' Registration Exercise |
PDP's Leadership Tussle in Bayelsa |
EDUCATION
'Govt 'll Accept People's Views on Autonomy Bill' |
Don Commends Unilag on Internet Connectivity |
Group Holds Seminar for Youths |
Book Publishers Intensify Fight Against Piracy |
'Operational Research, Only Way Forward for Nigeria' |
Expelled Students' Union Leader Seeks Justice |
AOCOED Matriculates 1,200 Students |
CITY DIARY
Sharia Judges Unhappy over Poor Pay in Katsina |
Re-Delta Traditional Ruler Raises Alarm over 'Private Army' |
Group Takes AIDS Campaign to Rural Areas |
Deeper Life Organises Success Academy for Youths |
ANAN Secretary Installed Paramount Ruler |
FEATURES
Sept 11: One Year After the Day of Terror |
. . . A Tale of Two Tragedies |
SPORTS
Indiscipline, Laxity Nailed Lobi |
My Results Speak for Me -- Jigawa Coach |
Visitors Marvel at Stadium Facilities |
Nasara Captain Goes to Tunisia |
Sunshine Stars' Qualification Saves Egbiri |
Angolan Coach Defends Tactics |
Oparaku Eyes Tunisia 2004 Eagles |
Tennis Star Robbed at Gunpoint |
Okocha Resumes Training |
Nigeria Crawls to Victory over Tanzania |
Sampras-Agassi Sets Big Time Ratings |
Maltina Splashes N45m on Youth Relay |
Basketball: Yelwa Stun Warriors |
Strong Field for Wentworth |
EXTRA
Toying With the Nigerian Project |
Killings in Anambra: My Position |
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