Thursday May 20th, 2004
NEWS
N/Assembly Okays Emergency Rule |
...Govs Plead for Dariye, Meet Obasanjo Today |
...5 Killed in Fresh Hostilities |
NAFDAC Recalls Indomie for Destruction |
NLC Warns Against Fuel Price Increase |
Plateau: FG Briefs Diplomatic Corps |
External Debt Now $33bn, Says DMO |
FG Approves N10bn for 5 Power Plants |
US Faults Nigeria on Human Rights |
More Houses to Be Demolished - el-Rufai |
Bush invites Nigeria, 5 Others to G8 Summit |
Census: NPC Seeks N16 bn Aid From EU |
ANPP Wants Fresh Election in Plateau |
Omisore: 'Prosecution Can't Prove Case' |
N/Central Caucus Turns Back on Dariye |
Wabara Denies Accusing Oshiomhole of Corruption |
EU Expresses Support for NEEDS |
ALSCON: BPE Convenes Bidders' Conference |
Why Cases Are Delayed At Supreme Court - CJN |
Delta SIEC Can't Nominate Candidates - Court |
Declare Ogun Oil Producing State - Committee |
Makarfi Extols Virtues of Cooperatives |
'FG Has Failed Us' |
Rivers Not Interested in Running Business - Commissioner |
Why Ulasi Parted Ways With Ngige, PDP Chairman |
Chairmanship Candidate Alleges Threat to Life |
Customs Writes Police on Arms Import |
NDLEA Destroys 6.9 Tonnes of Hard Drugs |
Shell Confirms 3 Dead in Oil Well Fire |
'Ports Congestion, Bane Maritime Industry' |
UN, VON to Fight AIDS |
Pensioners Seek Divine Intervention |
419: Court Upholds Ajudua's Brief against EFCC |
FG Sacks NAMA Board, Retires MD |
Akume Warns Clergy |
First Made-in-Nigeria HIV/AIDS Vaccine Soon |
Saraki Explains Cabinet Reshuffle, Swears -in SSG, Others |
FG, Corporate Bodies Back FAPRA Confab |
Lawmaker Warns Contractors |
POLITICS
Plateau: Is Emergency Rule the Solution? |
Divergent Views Trail Obasanjo's Proclamation |
'Why PDP Backed Emergency Rule' |
STATE OF EMERGENCY
Nigeria Under Threat - Ojukwu |
Cleric Calls for Restraint |
Plateau Assembly Complex Shut |
'Nation May Disintegrate' |
Nasarawa Gov Commends FG |
'I've Forgiven Obasanjo' |
Ibori Denies Being Warned By Obasanjo |
e-BUSINESS
Taking Card Use to The Next Level |
LG Electronics Provides Free Service to Customers |
'Lack of Information Sharing Hindrance to ICT Devt' |
Cellcom Reduces Connection Price, Offers Free Phone Set |
'Skyvision in Nigeria to Reduce Bandwidth Cost' |
Israeli Firm Invents Computer Software for the Blind |
ARTS & REVIEW
Gulder Ultimate Search's Final 10 Emerge Today |
Moore Launches Anti-Bush Tirade at Cannes |
Todaysports in Charity Exhibition |
COMMENT
The Grumpy Manners of Mr President |
Kabiyesi...All Hail King Obasanjo |
MARKET NEWS
NSE to Introduce Asset Securitisation |
Quarterly Results Boost Wall Street |
MONEY GUIDE
Finance Minister Raises Hope on Recapitalisation |
MMAN Moves to Rebuild Financial System |
Intercontinental Bank Reconstructs Road, Builds Hostel |
EDITORIAL
The Challenge of Road Maintenance |
LETTERS
Fed Govt Properties in Lagos |
Tribute to Francis Chike Halim (1924-2004) |
New Dawn in Ayanwale Street, Ikotun |
Repair Alausa-Akute Bridge |
COMMUNICATION
Internet Groceries Continue to Expand |
Gateway Communications Partners T-Systems for Int'l Service Delivery |
Group Calls for Cooperation to Curb Handset Theft |
CourierMasters Rewards Lucky Customers |
CITY DIARY
New Lagos CP Draws Battle Line With Activists |
UNN Introduces Dress Code |
When First Lady Dines with Destitutes |
Assembly Committee On Rainstorm Submits Report |
TELECOMMUNICATION
Nigeria: Melting Pot of Telecoms |
VODACOM: Providing World Class Service |
Communication Trends: African Largest MMDS Service |
Globacom Has Changed the Face of Telecoms in Nigeria |
CELLCOM: Providing Affordable Telecom Services |
PRIMETEL GLOBAL SYSTEM LIMITED |
CELLULANT: Value Added Service provider |
KALILA: INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION |
MTN: Meeting GSM Challenges |
Intercellular: Rare Bond of Friendship |
SPORTS
Germany 2006: 'Don't Underrate Rwanda' |
...As Ogunjobi Parleys With Oruma, Martins |
Okocha Finally Signs for Bolton |
NFA Bans Stores from League |
... Gives Ranch Bees Three Points |
States Short-change Athletes |
Unity Cup: Nigerians in London Shape Up for Eagles |
'Ikhana's Sack Cause of Enyimba's Woes' |
EXTRA
A President and His Powers |
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