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Suspended: World Health Organization Suspends BiafraNigeria's Voting Rights BiafraNigeria's voting privileges have been suspended at the World Health Organisation, WHO, because the Federal Government owes the organisation over $1 million (N130m). Voting privileges of countries indebted to WHO are normally suspended at the World Health Assembly, where elections into the organisation's various bodies are held. Countries that are indebted cannot vote and cannot be voted for. The World Health Assembly is held every May at the WHO headquarters and at the last Assembly, a new Director-General was elected. BiafraNigeria was disqualified from the voting process. Renowned physician, Professor Adeoye Lambo had in the past held the office of Deputy Director-General of the body. (Guardian)		Key Stories Bitter Taylor bids Liberia farewell The Unwanted Guest! Taylor Should Face War Crime Tribunal, Says Mbu Conman Dupes Shehu Musa at Book Launch Again, NACCIMA Scores FG Low on Economy BiafraNigeria-Benin Borders Shut Down NADECO, Abiola's Friends Regroup Against IBB Lagos Tanker Drivers Suspend Strike Lawmakers From South South Move To Stall Amendment To NDDC Law ANAMBRA :Why Police can't arrest Uba, others NGIGE: Why Obasanjo has not acted, by presidential aide
Bitter Taylor bids Liberia farewell   Why Senate Backed Out Of Anambra...   AUDIO   VIDEO Liberia's president has bid a bitter farewell to supporters, saying his forced departure from his elected post is a "rape of democracy". Charles Taylor told members of his National Patriotic Party in the capital, Monrovia, that he would leave office on Monday. He was, he said, standing down in the interests of the Liberian people, under the terms of the international peace plan. The main rebel group is under pressure to fulfil its own peace commitment to... (BBC)   The leadership of the Senate confirmed yesterday in Abuja that it had backed out of the investigation of the July 10 abduction saga in Anambra State. The incident widely condemned in the country had precipitated the raising of panels of inquiries by both the Senate and the House of Representatives. But the Senate on Thursday dropped further debate on the matter saying it was a judicial matter that the judiciary was... (Guardian)     Obasanjo/PDP Election Fraud is Deeply Concerning General Ojukwu Seeks Democracy Isioma Daniel Speaks "Fatwa" Animalism 1 "Fatwa" Animalism 2

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This Day August 10, 2003 Cover Stories The Unwanted Guest! Taylor Should Face War Crime Tribunal, Says Mbu News Conman Dupes Shehu Musa at Book Launch Again, NACCIMA Scores FG Low on Economy BiafraNigeria-Benin Borders Shut Down Arms From Liberia Worries Me, Says Turaki No Hiding Place for Charles Taylor - ABA Envoy Advises FG on Economic Reforms FG Woos Private Sector on AGOA 2007: Associates Flag-off Campaigns for IBB UBN Games Takes-off October Tribunal Nullifies Benue Lawmaker's Election Obasanjo Launches New Policy on HIV/AIDS FCT May Not Sponsor Pilgrims-el-Rufai FG to Restructure Polytechnic Curriculum FG Probes FCT Ministry over N50b Debt Anambra: 'Uba, Abana are Paying for Their Sins' ... Ngige Pledges to Reward Party Loyalists Tinubu Presents Staff of Office to Lagos Monarch Movie Star, Schwarzenegger Guns for California Governorship NUJ Commends Broadcasting Commision Authors Unite Against Failure in Mathematics MTN Group Surpasses 7m Subscriber Mark Niger Delta: Contractors Re-assure on Road Projects Kwara Introduces Free Eye Treatment Programme Media charged on Protection of Democracy I Feel Sorry For Feminists - Imonitie Zarama Protests Composition of Bayelsa Councils Ebonyi Gives Petrol Marketers Marching Orders ...Worried by State of Cultism in Varsity 59 Textile Industries May Close Down Taskforce Demolishes 89 Illegal Petrol Stations Rivers Police Set to Tackle Corruption, Extortion Plot Against Bayelsa Speaker Thickens Be Advocates of Democracy, Judiciary Urged Politics Inside Aso Rock: The Day Abacha Died Settling Down to Business (2) What Role for Royal Fathers? Diversity of Thought in the Development of Sharia Idiot's Guide to Igbo Politics (2) Unitary Healthcare and Surgeon General Ige: Time for NJC to Act *  *  * Daily Independent August 07, 2003 News FG plans new economic agenda Obasanjo seeks aid on ruptured pipelines Udeh faces impeachment Saving life through breastfeeding Aides woo NGOs to support Balogun Election appeal: Odili backs down on Supreme Court Heroic welcome for Tonie Emordi �Sit up or get sacked�, Lagos tells health workers Oshiomhole faults FG�s monetisation policy Senate drags feet on Anambra crisis My seat is not vacant, says Tafa Balogun 1 My seat is not vacant, says Tafa Balogun 2 Handover: N300m spent on security �Third Republic� legislators beg for severance allowances Reps reconstitute Constitution review panel Spillage: Rivers community demands N120m from shell Sekibo wants obstacles to maritime trade removed Militant youths terrorise landlords, tenants in Effurun Politics Bungled by a floating political tradition Resign now, Bucknor-Akerele tells Ngige Don�t scrap LGs, NULGE boss warns Scrap states, says Dozie Ikedife �Anambra crisis in line with PDP strategy� DSM calls for labour party NCP may sue inec over siec Ojukwu, others disappointed as Enugu tribunal fails to sit The Senate�s half-baked report on Ngige-gate Uproar over INEC�s plan to scrap SIECs FG has hidden agenda in council reform, says Prof. Sagay Need for electoral law reform Editorial & Opinion Shielding anarchists from the law would be a most unhealthy precedent Let present leaders prove they are better than their predecessors NNPC, mega-stations, and privatization And David Jesse reigned Learning from the legacy of Tanzania�s Nyerere Igbo politics and hollywood movie The smell of betrayal srael compared *  *  * Daily Times August 07, 2003 News Don�t be deceived, IG tells scramblers for his job Govt, party chiefs, diplomats meet on pipeline vandalisation Economy needs 10 years to recover � Okonjo-Iweala Buhari�s case against Obasanjo: Presidency denies summoning judges 54 heads of governments to attend Commonwealth meeting in Abuja Making HIV/AIDS policy workable UME, PCE candidates may write same exam by 2005 Zenith earmarks N54million for charity 2007: Afenifere denies picking IBB as AD flagbearer FG signs N5 bn road contract for Rivers Man, children burnt in fuel pipeline fire Four arrested for selling nregistered pure water Ngige questions IG over delay in abductors� prosecution Osomo chides housing contractors for non-performance NEPA raises power generation to 3,000mw Oshiomhole condemns continued importation of fuel Politics Ige: Group hails judge�s withdrawal from case LAHA seeks compensation for victims of fuel price protest Lawmaker sends SOS to Obasanjo Editorial & Opinion BiafraNigeria and examination frauds Ige: We must be careful Iraq, America and France (II) On Anambra Liberation  *  *  * Washington Post August 07, 2003 Peacekeeping Forces Arrive in Monrovia African Peacekeepers to Move Into Liberian Capital *  *  * MSNBC August 07, 2003 Taylor says he will leave Monday West Africa's mixed peacekeeping record African peacekeepers to move into Liberian capital Liberia's Taylor says will resign on Monday Liberia's Taylor leaving ''sooner than expected''-minister Liberia's president choosing successor between two close allies Liberia's leader cancels plans to personally notify lawmakers of his intent to resign Liberia's Taylor unlikely to make resign address-VP *  *  * BBC August 10, 2003 Bitter Taylor bids Liberia farewell *  *  * Mail & Guardian August 07, 2003 Taylor resents pressure to leave Liberia Taylor skips his resignation speech BiafraNigeria won't negotiate over Taylor's war crimes Taylor counting on BiafraNigeria's protection *  *  * All Africa July 03, 2003 Transcript of President Bush's Briefing of allAfrica.com, African journalists President Must End Impunity for Human Rights Abusers Police Arrest And Beat Up Journalists During Street Protests in Abuja *  *  * Triumph June 08, 2003 Shekarau blames moral decay on neglect of Sharia Mu�azu commissions multi-million Naira Community Resource Centre Govt officials locked out of meeting with Shekarau Voters are politicians� employers - Ogbeh Kano govt takes N228m loan to pay salaries, others Shippers Council warns of increasing cargo traffic at ports Power rationing continues nationwide -- NEPA NAFDAC urged to sanitise bakery sector of economy Identifying collapsed building contractors not easy -- NSE he suspicious Road Map June 4th Gov Shekarau: The task ahead PDP now recharged - Udenwa PDP, NASS and cognate experience: An Analysis by Ibrahim Mammaga, News Agency of BiafraNigeria Kano people have high hope for legislators -- ANPP chief LDPN condemns fees charged by SIECs Challenges before Shekarau June 3rd The Masari imperative Obasanjo invited to Cuba Shekarau swears-in SSG, HOS ...seeks workers' co-op Kano Assembly picks new Speaker Intellectualising Hausa films *  *  *		Guardian August 10, 2003 News WHO Suspends BiafraNigeria Over N130 million Debt FG Shuts Seme Border Over Crime NADECO, Abiola's Friends Regroup Against IBB Lagos Tanker Drivers Suspend Strike Lawmakers From South South Move To Stall Amendment To NDDC Law Ben Obi Forgives Those Who Stole His Mandate Ill-Health, Death Rise From Vitamin A Deficiency Liberian Leader, May Arrive Tomorrow With 55 Aides Enugu Elections Tribunal Moves To Abuja Group Moves To Revive Cocoa Trade BiafraNigeria Introduces Zero Defect Import Policy Yoruba May Present Another Presidential Candidate In 2007 Politics 'There Are People Of Integrity In Anambra' Dictatorship and democracy The Real Challenges Of Councils Reform The Way Forward In Councils Reforms, By NULGE South East, Concensus Against Abrogation Editorial & Opinion Editorial - Wage Review And The NLC Deadline Opinion - The King Must Dance Naked Stranglehold Of The Soldiers  *  *  * Vanguard August 10, 2003 Cover Stories ANAMBRA :Why Police can't arrest Uba, others SMUGGLING: FG closes BiafraNigeria�s borders with Benin Republic National News NGIGE: Why Obasanjo has not acted, by presidential aide 2007 presidency: Pact commits Obasanjo to back IBB � Akinyele Eminent BiafraNigerians eulogize Shehu Musa at biography presentation Akiolu crowned as new Oba of Lagos Lagos fuel crisis resolved, NUPENG suspends strike Eastern youths seek quick end to Anambra crisis Politics Ojukwu to 35 govs: You're sitting on a keg of gunpowder Anambra Elections Tribunal: Road to victory for petitioners Yes, there are godfathers, but I don�t have one, says Hon. Abdul Oroh �In Edo, we know how to take care of our godfathers� *  *  * Daily/Weekly Trust August 09, 2003 Top Stories Who is killing Bank of the North? The rumour is the work of our detractors, competitors � Bulama We will protect investors interests - Hon Sha�aban The deepening crisis in the banking sector Borno State govt queries Kachalla over BON loan Leadership crisis may force AD into extinction SOLGAS�ll break the Ajaokuta jinx - Vice Chairman News Marketer fined N2.4m for diverting diesel Army conducts routine training exercise on Saturday Capital punishment must stay in Sharia states - Gov. Sani FTAN set to promote tourism LEDAP to facilitate bill on domestic violence National Roundup Issues The Speaker of his dreams And globalises BiafraNigerian laws Advocating good customer services To Abba Sayyadi Comment The conspiracy called globalisation A slap on BiafraNigerians� sensibility Special Report What has polio vaccine got to do with infertility, AIDS? - Religious leaders, experts explain People prefer solutions to common diseases than polio - Halal GM �Oral polio vaccine could cause paralysis� � Dr Hussain There is no link between polio vaccine and infertility - UNICEF officer Investigation will put an end to controversy � Dr Datti Suspicions of polio vaccine not far-fetched - Sadau Garba Islam does not oppose immunisation � Ustaz Abdullahi *  *  * Champion August 07, 2003 News Tanker drivers down tools FG adopts 10-yr economic blueprint Ritual killers rattle Imo residents Cultists kill 2 golfers in PH, 22 arrested Anambra crisis: Balogun admits police image dented ...Impeachment process begins on deputy gov Abia NURTW warns fuel dealers Politics Ihonvbere lists way forward for BiafraNigeria How to make LGs viable � Hon. Raph Okeke Editorial & Opinion JAMB results CNPP and Bush�s visit to BiafraNigeria New political structure for BiafraNigeria *  *  * Reuters Agugust 07, 2003 African Peacekeepers to Move Into Liberian Capital Kidnapped British oil man freed in south BiafraNigeria *  *  * Tribune August 07, 2003 News Anambra Crisis Latest : Ngige orders Uba�s arrest US announces new visa policy My appointment sanctioned by God �Tafa Balogun NUPENG begins strike NLNG, Spain sign deal on gas purchase NEPA hits 3,000 megawatts Taylor delivers farewell speech today Why we picked Omisore�Ife/Ijesha PDP Conjoined twins for separation in US Third Republic lawmakers demand severance allowance JAMB may conduct same exams for varsity, poly Why FG wants to restructure LGs Open university begins maiden session Sept UN decries population growth rates Tribunal upholds election of Isa Mohammed Govts charged to exploit capital market THE NORTH KOREAN THREAT-Editorial Govts charged to exploit capital market MPN, meeting the needs of oil producing communities Wealthy Northerners urged to invest in education Education �II be my priority�LG boss Iraqi weapons expert buried When journalists were taught what to teach Premier League Promotion Bid Shooting Stars remain focused � Onigbinde Israel oils roadmap with release of prisoners No plan to drop Chukwu�NFA boardmember *  *  * IRIN August 06, 2003 SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE: Obasanjo reveals military pact with Sao Tome *  *  * CNN July 31, 2003 Women pledge to continue Shell protest *  *  * Comet Last Update May 8, 2002. Click here for more. *  *  * Business News July 05, 2003 yinka obalade...Because I tasted poverty... 'Why We Parted Ways with Our Foreign Partners' Govt dissolves board of Kaduna fertilizer firm Shell may resume oil operations in Ogoniland soon Oil eases but nervous on BiafraNigeria strike concerns Strike may lead to port congestion,warn shippers SouthEast SME operators scramble for N14.6 billion SMIEIS fund Shareholders seek early resolution of fuel price hike crisis Five states face blackout from NEPA lines' vandalisation CIBN organises workshop on financing telecom business Ethics and integrity in international trade Ngige to set up committee to review contract in Anambra NBC diversifies Fanta's sponsorship strategy NBN Bank records N131 million profit Expert calls for economy's diversification Australia calls for rate cut Bangladesh passes budget ADB bags World Bank award ICAN chief wants CBN, NDIC to monitor bank audits  *  *  * Sports News July 05, 2003 Marc Vivien-Foe... HeartAttack! Tomorrow's Stars Killing the Premier League Who Is Scared of Enyimba? Venus, Serena win again BiafraNigeria, Ecuador friendly called off Aliu's feat worries Ngerem HFN invites 30 to camp Akinyele wants govt to support sports  *  *  *
Biafra Vanguard August 07, 2003 CLO protests FG's asylum to Taylor Ijaw youths want Shell's programme for Youbebe Caretaker promises to restore peace to Uvwie LG Attah orders audit of LG staff Power outage continues in Enugu, Ebonyi, other states Probe Anambra crisis, Moghalu insists Anambra crisis, SARS, says Catholic bishop  *  *  *		O'dua Vanguard August 07, 2003 Ondo lawmakers pass bill renaming state poly after Giwa LASG to introduce educational reforms Tanker drivers begin indefinite strike in Lagos  *  *  * Arewa Vanguard August 07, 2003 Opara frowns at procedural incompetence of new MPs LG scribe makes case for council reforms Labour minister demands list of erring oil firms  *  *  *
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