Monday January 27th, 2003

NEWS
Ekwueme Seeks All-Party Coalition Against PDP | 21 Governors Move Against Ogbeh | Bush Campaign Against Iraq Faces Crucial Test | Banks Threatened by Virus Attack on ATMs | Borno PDP Stakeholders Meet Ogbeh Over Guber Ticket | NDLEA Frowns at Illegal Drug Sales | Revenue Allocation: FG, States Share N141bn in Jan | Auto-Parts Dealers Clash in Port Harcourt | Man, 24, Caught with Human Head | Obasanjo Donates Bus to Alma Mater | Cooperative Bank Joins Automated Clearing System | Illegal Recruitment: FG Summons 2 PTI Officials | Poultry Seizure: Officials of Delta Customs Command May Lose Jobs | Cele, UK, Sues for Peace | NUJ to Probe Corrupt Members | Niger Delta Master-plan Ready September | Professional Bodies Reunite for National Development | NAFDAC Destroys N39m Stockfish, Other Items | Group Counsels Youth on Voting Right | PDP Chief Wants Fuel Task Force Dissolved |
Politics Extra ... Ahead 2003
PDP Frowns at Use of Religion in Northern Politics | Gani Blames Leaders for Poverty | Party Formation No Money Making Venture - Enahoro | Guber Candidate Condemns Embargo on Employment | Mantu Chides Ekwueme over Court Action | Adeboye Predicts Osoba's Victory | 'Ex-Military Men in Politics Good for Nigeria' | April Polls 'll Be Peaceful - Cleric |
State of the States
Police Arrest 7 Car Burglars | Braimoh Demands Senatorial Nomination Certificate | PDP Aspirant Threatens Court Action | Group Denies Endorsing Guber Candidate | Two Charged with Raping Minors | UNPP Flagbearer Seeks Peaceful Polls | ANPP Guber Candidate Alleges Threat to Life |
POLITICS
Senate: PDP's Loss, Other Parties' Gain | Jigawa ANPP: The Battle Ahead | Bomb Blast: Saraki Carpets Police Chief | 'Why South-south'll Vote Buhari' | Clark, Group Endorse Duke For Second Term | Obasanjo Petitioned Over Commissioner's Detention | Obasanjo Petitioned Over Commissioner's Detention |
CITY DIARY
419: How America Businessman was Duped $5.5m | Community Launches N25m Devt. Fund |
EDITORIAL
One Year of Lagos Bomb Blast |
LETTERS
Letter to Rochas Okorocha | 'No Water, No Voting in Lokoja' |
COMMENT
Dimensions of Political Dishonesty | Between Duke and His Deputy |
BUSINESS
Trading Suspended on Agip Share, May Soon be Delisted | JODLIC Issues Guidelines to New Stevedoring Contractors | Political, Economic, Media Leaders Resolve to "Build Trust" | Trading Ends Bullishly on the NSE | WAPCO to Divest from Non-core Businesses | Investment Firms Now Required to Reveal Shareholder Votes | Gilt Yields Fall Close to Four-year Lows | Investors Seek Refuge in US Treasuries | First City Group Restructures Board, Gets 6 New Directors | Enlarged Unipetrol Nigeria Plc: What Hope for Investors? | Liberty Bank Routes for Enhanced Investment Returns | 'Advertising is for the Young' | 'Result-in-Focus' Identified as Key to Strategic Planning | Saatchi London Names Executive Creative Director | 'Accounting Manipulations' Alleged at Interpublic | Mcdonald's Posts First-Ever Quarterly Loss | World Economic Forum Launches Global Governance Initiative | Palestinia Announces Transparency-Enhancing Financial Reforms | African Companies to Sign Corporate Governance Covenants | WEF Co-Hosts Open Meeting with Church and Civil Society | Developing Countries May Get More Access to Drugs |
RIGHT OF REPLY
'Ekwueme is As Guilty As Obasanjo' |
MARKET NEWS
Mutual Benefits Assurance Makes N41.7m Profit | Dow Jones Loses 230 Points |
MONEY GUIDE
US EXIM, Access Bank Move to Increase Investment in Nigeria | CBN Keeps N67.2bn Amidst Loose Liquidity | City Express Bank Arrives Alaba Market |
ARTS & REVIEW
BOF Holds Fifth Harmattan Wokshop | Saheed Shouts a Loud Ovation |
FEATURES
Reconstructing the Damages of Bomb Blasts |
SPORTS
Korean Firm Plans Four-Nation Tourney for Nigeria | Clubs Reject League Sponsorship Deal | Swimmers to Camp in Ilorin, Benin | WC2010: Members on Voluntary Service -Akiga | FA Cup: Man Utd Thrashes West Ham | Golf: Oyebanji Wins Shagamu Open | Aussie Open: Agassi Storms Past Schuettler to Fourth Title | Schuettler Praises Agassi |
EXTRA
'Ekwueme is As Guilty As Obasanjo' |