Thursday January 29th, 2004
NEWS
NNPC to Pay N3.4bn Fuel Subsidy |
Ghana, 5 Others Get Polio from Nigeria |
How to Boost Non-Oil Exports, By MAN |
FG Approves New Population Policy |
North Korea Offers Nigeria Missile Tech |
Audu vs Idris: Counsel Accuses Judge of Bias |
Pilot Killed as Military Jet Crashes |
ANPP Govs Asked to Conduct Polls in 774 LGAs |
Bakassi: Annan to Host Nigeria-Cameroon Summit |
New Cabotage Regime to Yield $500m Revenue - Sekibo |
Anti-Graft: 'Strip Executives of Immunity' |
'Poor Funding Inhibits NAPEP's Performance' |
ABU Rejects ASUU's Truce |
Police Investigate Importation of Sand |
House Demands Expedited Probe of NPA |
$14.5m Hangar Contract for Probe |
Nigeria to Work for Peace - Obasanjo |
Anambra: Senators Rebuff Move for Emergency Rule |
Agagu Lauds Security Agents |
Anambra Tops PDP Agenda |
Achukwu Gets Ultimatum to Defend Self |
FRSC Warns Govs on Over-speeding Convoys |
Obasanjo: Coalition Wants Umar's Criticism Ignored |
NOA Boss Sues for Peace, Reconciliation |
3,700 Students for Maths Exam Nationwide |
Tinubu Launches Onslaught on Environment Violators |
Plateau SIEC Needs N600m for LG Polls |
8 UNAAB First Class Graduates Get Automatic Jobs |
Nigeria, a Blessed Nation -Bonnke |
Fayose Lied to Gain Poly Admission, Court told |
...Denies Inviting Thugs to Court |
Shareholder Moves to Halt Bank's AGM |
Oil Spillage: Court Hears Application for Stay February 4 |
NDDC Boss Seeks Cooperation with States |
NAFDAC Destroys N48m Fake Products |
STATE OF THE STATES
Forum Hails Wabara on Owerri Peace Panel |
'Adamawa Derives Unity from Diversity' |
Dariye Urges Assembly to Pass Appropriation Bill |
'Nigeria's Economic Survival, Depends on Partnership' |
Attah Seeks NDDC's Support |
Agency Signs N250m Pact With OAU |
Vision Project Set for HIV/AIDS Campaign in Bauchi |
ANPP Stalwart Decamps to PDP |
Bauchi NOA Sues for Peace |
'Council Creation for Grassroots Development' |
NDE Adopts New Measures |
PDP Faction Flays Campaign of Calumny |
Cleric Calls for National Prayers |
Alamieyeseigha Drums Support for House Speaker |
COEASU Warns FG over Entitlements |
Group Condemns Cult Activities in Isokoland |
Govt Delineates Boundary Between Two Villages |
TUNISIA 2004 UPDATE...
South Africa Will Fall, Okocha Promises Nigerians |
NFA Calms Nigerians |
Nigeria Can Still Win Nations Cup- Minister |
Chukwu, Okocha Speak on Match |
Fans Abandon Guinness Stand in Protest |
Ex-Tunisian Star Prays for Eagles |
Rwanda Picks Precious Point |
POLITICS
Ngige: How Vulnerable Are Governors? |
AD, Lawmaker Fault Council of State on New LGs |
Council Boss Harps on National Security |
British Council Hosts Youth Leaders |
e-BUSINESS
Are GSM Operators Really Giving Good Service? |
IEEE Names Top Communications 'Winnovations' |
'Demanding for IT Commission, A Compromise' |
Human Manager for Accra e-Government Conference |
Yahoo Establishes Tech Research Labs |
ICT C'tee Targets Feb for Report Submission |
Cybercafes Plot Strategies Against Scammers |
New Chinese Software Challenges Microsoft Office |
Philips Creates Foldable Screens for E-Newspapers |
Spam-Sent MyDoom Worm Threat to PC Users |
Experts See End to Computer 'Spam' by 2006 |
Red Hat Offers Linux Protection Plan |
Bombay Plans Cyber Cafe Controls |
Users, Dealers Call for Extension of Zinox Promo |
ARTS & REVIEW
Tools for a Better Customs Service |
Pomp as Frontage Satellite Television is Launched in UK |
COMMENT
Need for Private Schools' Forum |
How Not to Spread HIV/AIDS |
MARKET NEWS
Banks' Shares Record 92.5% of Market Turnover |
Wall Street Enjoys Modest Rebound |
MONEY GUIDE
Banks Enjoined to Ensure Success of e-Payment Systems |
Imo State Seeks Partnership with First Atlantic Bank |
'Afribank Workers Still Interested in BIAO Shares' |
EDITORIAL
From Zimbabwe with Farmers |
LETTERS
Good News from Nigerians Abroad |
Beggars Everywhere in Lagos |
The Plight of Pensioners |
Collective Support for Goje |
COMMUNICATION
Limited Mobility: NCC Warns Multi-Links, Intercellular, Others |
G3 Mac OS X Settlement Get Approval |
Interconnection Level Fairly Acceptable, Says Ndukwe |
MTS Set for Rollout |
Cablevision's VOOM Bids for Wireless Licenses |
Abuja's First Telephone Directory Launched |
New Wireless Standard to Carry Cable TV Signal |
ABEX Assures Customers |
Why Nigerians' Handsets Don't Last, by Dealer |
CITY DIARY
Relief at Last from Bullion Vans_ Madness |
Councils' Asset Sharing Proposal Worries Community |
THISLIFE
Oke-Afa : How Not to Treat the Dead |
Maximising the Middle Age |
Lafiaji: Toast for a Drug Czar |
SPORTS
South Africa Will Fall, Okocha Promises Nigerians |
NFA Calms Nigerians |
Nigeria Can Still Win Nations Cup- Minister |
Fans Abandon Guinness Stand in Protest |
Ex-Tunisian Star Prays for Eagles |
Rwanda Picks Precious Point |
Tunisia Through to Quarterfinal |
The Roar and The Thirst of The Lions |
Players Blame Chukwu for Defeat |
Chukwu, Okocha Speak on Match |
Fans Blame Chukwu Over Eagles Defeat |
Minnows Scare for Favourites |
This is Yusuf not Mustapha Hadji |
FIFA Clears Matingou for Congo |
Djorkaeff: My Dream Now A Reality |
UNDP, CAF Team up on HIV |
Ferguson Signs New Contract at Man. United |
Veron Out for Three Months |
Federer, Ferrero Cruise into Last Four |
EXTRA
Obasanjo Versus Dangiwa Umar |
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