Wednesday Feb.4th, 2004
NEWS
NNPC to Cut Fuel Imports by 75% |
IBB Set Nigeria on Econ Ruination, Says Buhari |
Reported Air Crash: FG Suspends Search Operations |
Soludo: Social Welfare Tops Reform Agenda |
Econet Disowns EWI, Masiyiwa |
2004 Budget May Be Ready Next Week - Lawmaker |
NLC Writes Mugabe, Wants Labour Leader Reinstated |
PDP to Sponsor LG Reform Bill in N/Assembly |
Part-time Programmes Threat to Varsity System - NUC |
IBB Group Intensifies Campaigns in Ondo |
LG Polls: ANPP Petitions Edo SIEC |
Attah Calls for Prosecution of Fake Drugs' Owners |
AD Legislators Move to Reconcile Leaders |
MAN Appeals Judgement on Lagos Sales Tax |
Court Stops Chevron-Texaco, Others from Paying Royalties |
Agagu Orders Recovery of N4m |
Osun Plans Houses for Workers |
NDIC to Insure Community Banks' Deposits |
Three Arraigned Over Illegal Firearms |
'Maintain Cordial Relationship with Police' |
Rivers Outlaws Militia Groups |
Fire Guts Warri NITEL Office |
VAT: Lagos Carpets Federal Inland Revenue |
Imo Needs 13,000 Staff for Polls |
Robbers Kill Corporal on Sallah Day |
Anambra Decries Frivolous Spendings, Warns Chairmen |
AD Closes Case Against Fayose |
Group Tells Obasanjo to Resign |
Egwu's Wife Promises Scholarship |
Youths Threaten Oil Pipelines |
Kwara to Constitute Boards This Week |
Oyo Sets Up Committee on Return of Public Schools |
NDE to Train 50 Women on Fish Preservation |
ASUU Opposes FG's Directive on Academic Calendar |
'Why I Changed Fayose to Oluwayose' |
Anambra Indigenes Commend Ngige |
Bayelsa Government to Resettle Displaced Communities |
Benue Postpones Council Polls |
Discipline: Lagos Govt Urged to Employ More Inspectors |
Obasanjo's Policies Phantom, Says Balarabe Musa |
FRSC to Impound 'IBB 2007' Vehicles |
Appeal Court Dismisses Abana's Application for Fresh Evidence |
'Redeem Your Pledges to EducationTrust Fund' |
Oyo Declares Free AIDS Test |
N110m Equipment for Plateau Road Agencies |
N100m Motorcycles for Niger Health Workers |
Group Declares Support For Fayose's New Education Policy |
Tunisia 2004 Update
Sex Scandal: Agali Clears Self, Chides Chukwu |
Cameroon Edge Out Egypt |
South Africa in Crisis Talks |
Eagles Target Squirrels for Quarter Final Ticket |
Babayaro Difficult to Manage -Keshi |
We Must Win Today's Match-Okocha |
'I Want Highest Goal Scorer Award' |
Keshi, Bonfrere Write off Cameroon |
How Eagles Will Play Today |
POLITICS
Again, FG, States at 'War' Over Councils' Status |
'No Need for a New Presidential Jet' |
I Have No Hand in Speaker's Impeachment, Says Igbinedion |
BUSINESS
Why Closed Banks' Loan Recovery is Difficult - NDIC |
Pension Reform Not Anchored on Insurance'll Fail - Expert |
'Quoted Firms Boost Tax to FG' |
Stabilising the Financial Services Sector |
Should Banks Accept Peg on Minimum Deposits? |
Stock Market Up 12 per cent in January |
Life Insurance: Police Received N150m Claims in 2003 |
Pakistan's Nuclear Salesman 'Driven by Greed' |
'Revolution On to Make Insurance More Aggressive' |
Dangote, Oceanic: Lesson In Partnership |
Insurer Mobilises Colleagues Against Pension Reform Proposals |
Irish Consultants Step Up Protest on Insurance Scheme |
Security Benefit to Reinsure Mutual of Omaha |
$96b Pension Bailout Causes Rift |
Coopetition: 'A Distinctive Feature of Insurance' |
'Women Face Pensions 'Discrepancy' |
Insurance Performance Improving - Group |
EIB International Bank Reaps Benefits of Restructuring |
Vitafoam to Pay 30 Kobo Dividend Per Share |
Honda Cruises into Surprise Profits in Third Quarter |
Nampak Enhances Performance in First Quarter |
Euro Strength Curbs Eurozone Manufacturing Growth |
AG Leventis Sustains Earnings in Nine Months |
LG Captures Global Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner Market |
Drupa 2004 to Feature 1,800 Exhibitors in Germany |
World Bank Authorises Trust Fund for Iraq |
ARTS & REVIEW
Engineering the Fate of a Nation |
The Return of the Native |
COMMENT
Campaign for Oil Minister |
Attacking Poverty at Source |
MARKET NEWS
NSE Expresses Confidence on Tinapa Project |
'Public Sector Pension Scheme Has Collapsed' |
MONEY GUIDE
CBN Appoints Afribank as Settlement Bank |
City Express Offers Corps Members Life Line |
Prudent Bank Pledges Support for SMEs |
DEVELOPMENT
NAPEP: We Are More Than Keke NAPEP, - Says Kpakol |
Ghana: Traditional Medicine to Enter Public Healthcare |
Liberia: Govt's Mixed Record after 100 Days in Office |
... Combatants Want Security Assurance from the Public to Disarm |
EDITORIAL
Councils: Apply Local Remedies |
LETTERS
Californian Option is it |
OBJ's Many Battles |
Upgrade the Polytechnics |
Anambra: Time of Reckoning |
EDUCATION
Remembered By What They Had Done |
Kwara Moves to Stop Exam Cheats |
Cowbell Rewards Excellence in Varsity, Poly Exams |
First Bank Boosts Students ' Education |
State of Varsities Worries Don |
Be Good Ambassadors, Students Told |
NABTEB Exam Commences March 25 |
FEATURES
For Enugu Pupils, A Respite Against Hunger |
CITY DIARY
Neimeth Donates N.1m Drugs to Prisons |
Nkrumah Leadership Awards Hold in April |
Mixed Feelings as Badejo Departs Catholic Secretariat |
Muslim/Christian Church Marks 15th Anniversary |
SPORTS
Sex Scandal: Agali Clears Self, Chides Chukwu |
Cameroon Edge Out Egypt |
South Africa in Crisis Talks |
Eagles Target Squirrels for Quarter Final Ticket |
Babayaro Difficult to Manage -Keshi |
We Must Win Today's Match-Okocha |
'I Want Highest Goal Scorer Award' |
Keshi, Bonfrere Write off Cameroon |
How Eagles Will Play Today |
Transfer Scandal: Agent to Sue Orjinta |
FIFA Tasks Abidoye Over Violence |
Zwane Receives Two-year Ban |
UEFA Rejects Wales Appeal |
There's More to Mali Than Me - Kanoute |
We're Not Afraid of Cameroon - Ogunjobi |
Mali's Traore Sets Sight on Europe |
Zimbabwe Bow Out With Victory |
Wadsworth Sacked by Congo |
Hantuchova Battles Past Molik |
So Long, Good Old Pharaohs |
Pepsi Commends Super Eagles |
Ljungberg Rib Injury Blow for Arsenal |
Hadji Heads for Espanyol |
Ochei for Hertha Berlin |
...Sibaya Retires Ahead Nations Cup |
MTN's Corporate Responsibility Commended |
Egypt ian Coach Quits After Cup Exit |
Falcons Promise Victory |
Khoza Quits as SAFA Vice-President |
DIPLOMATIC MATTERS
Nigeria/US: Averting Finger Print Warfare |
EXTRA
The Cries from South-South |
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