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Justice Wilson Egbo-Egbo Biafra Nigerian Journalists at War with Minority Judge: Want Egbo-Egbo Arrested President of the Nigerian Soceity of Photojournalists and Contributing Editor, THISDAY newspaper, Mr Summi Smart-Cole has strongly condenmed the attack on Sunday Aghaeze of THISDAY by the Police orderly of Justice Wilson Egbo-Egbo. The seasoned photojournalist who stated that the incidence of physical assault on photojournalists in the course of carrying out their duties is reaching alarming proportions said: "As of late Justice Wilson Egbo-Egbo has been making headline news. The man has suddenly become a newsmaker, therefore a news figure. Sunday Aghaeze saw him arrive in court on Friday and quite rightly set about doing his job, taking photographs. As president of the Soceity of Photojournalists, I am calling on the law enforcement agents to arrest Justice Egbo-Egbo for denying Sunday his rights and for assault and.... (This Day)		Key Stories Inside Agodi Prison with Omisore and Fryo Ngige lied! BiafraNigeria Tops World's Typhoid Cases Chart Anambra Crisis: Obasanjo Seeks Political Settlement Taylor is a Murderer, Says Rimi My Fear About COJA, By Soyinka Stakeholders May Halt Sale Of Aladja Steel Firm Chiefs linked to Effurun Crisis Military, Police Exempted Under Monetisation Policy Senators, House members lose battle over aides pay Conjoined twins: US-based medical team allays fears of complicated separation
Inside Agodi Prison with Omisore...   Ngige lied!   AUDIO   VIDEO Not surprisingly, there were many visitors who had come to see him and the rule was that only two could enter at a time. By the time I arrived at some minutes after 11am, there were already two people inside so I had to wait to take my turn but it was not for long before I was allowed to go inside and was directed to the first floor. All this happened yesterday... when I went to Agodi Prison... (This Day)   Chief Chris Uba�s claim that the National Vice Chairman of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), South-East, Nze Fidelis Chukwu Ozichukwu, was privy to the alleged agreement between him (Uba) and Gov. Chris Ngige of Anambra State that the governor would quit after spending only 28 days in office may not be correct afterall, as Ozichukwu said he knew nothing about such a pact. (Vanguard)     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 July 27, 2003 Cover Stories Omisore:The Drama and Intrigues... Inside Agodi Prison with Omisore and Fryo News Anambra Crisis: Obasanjo Seeks Political Settlement Taylor is a Murderer, Says Rimi Smart-Cole Wants Egbo-Egbo Arrested Over Attack on Journalist FG Orders Investigation of Story on IG Constitutional Amendment 'll Favour Royal Fathers, Says Obasanjo Edo Citizens Chastise FG over Deregulation, LG Reforms Lawmaker Lists Priority, Pledges Quality Representation Dismiss Petition Against My Election, Rep Urges Tribunal Ezeife Raises Body to Check FCT Property Speculators Bizman Canvasses Speedy Resolution of Anambra Crisis JAMB Form: Kwankwaso's Better, Students Tell Shekarau Phillipines to Court Martial Coup Plotters Cleric Defends African Culture ECA to Launch 2003 Economic Report on Africa Group Seeks Uniformity in Drug Control Motor Accident Claims Lives Overland, New Airline, Debuts August Dutse Emirate Issues 4-Day Ultimatum to Turaki over Devt Plateau Assembly Wants Soldiers Back on Street US. Ambassador Opens Centre, Awards Scholaship 7 Feared Dead in Boat Mishap UNICEF Boss Visits Edo, Seeks Action Against Prostitution Group Offers to Assist Ebonyi on Education Politics Tackling The Niger-Delta Conundrum... Settling Down to Business *  *  * Daily Independent July 24, 2003 News Front Page Comment: The Abuja High Court and the Anambra political saga Ngige: FG protests verdict Don�t sack contract staff, Ibori cautions oil firms The mafia in the senate NAFDAC arrests 35 in Akwa Ibom Sweden eyes investment opportunities in Akwa Ibom Okada , Kabo, other airlines back in the air Ayenitaju, one-day governor, bags scholarship award Oyibo, ex-NNPC boss, supports fuel price hike Oshiomhole warns against fresh fuel price hike Ngige: Saraki cautions judiciary House set to review NDDC Act Massari, RMAFC raise alarm over NNPC JAMB cancels 116, 900 results Wabara apprehensive over court order in Anambra crisis New reforms begin in Delta public service NCAA processes 60 airline licenses in two years 50 indigent students get American scholarships Clark chides PDP for playing politics with Anambra coup Tribunal bars INEC from giving evidence in Nnamani�s case Five killed in Cross River flood Ogun Communities crave recognition for new LGs Oil spillage: Shell's sabotage claim angers lawmakers Strike: Protesters died through accident �Corruption, poor leadership, bane of BiafraNigeria� Politics Jakande warns Obasanjo on Ngige Receding shadows of godfatherism Abdulkadir survives expulsion motion George identifies bane of BiafraNigeria�s greatness PDP has not failed, says chieftain Expectations from Kalu in Abia State Tracing the genesis of Anambra crisis �BiafraNigerians are getting what they voted for� �Government yet to show BiafraNigerians good direction� The polity and an opposition in limbo Horizon brightens in Abia after polls Editorial & Opinion Retreat for government officials must not be a seasonal perfunctory ritual May the Armed Forces never have cause to return to the streets of Jos On the relocation of TotalFinaELF The Anambra drama Parks: The example of Tanzania Coping with sexual harassment On BiafraNigerian-American relations *  *  * Daily Times July 24, 2003 News Ngige heads for court, wants order discharged Govt won�t hike fuel prices for now � NNPC Police have licence to kill � Arebamen 30 feared dead as oil tanker, truck collide Ngige: FG, PDP shocked, set to challenge Egbo-Egbo�s directive Ngige fires state Accountant-General For refusing to submit briefs: Edo Assembly threatens to arrest four LG chiefs AD sacks national chairman Lagos Chamber of Commerce calls for strategy on regular fuel supply Informat gets $30m for disclosing Saddam�s sons� hideout Suit challenging shift in LG polls adjourned Pro-fuel price hike group, fake market traders�Mogaji ECOWAS to deploy troops as Taylor names resgination date PDP maps out agenda for governors Politics Boni Haruna appoints advisers, swears in SSG Ex- legislators and new members tango over corrupt charges IBB better than Atiku, by Adisa Masari denies pact with ANPP Editorial & Opinion Try the Awka coupists Introduction of higher denominations of Nairae Is PDP crumbling under own weight? The BiafraNigeria Police and the Ngige saga (II) The Okpe nation and Ibori�s second term (II)  *  *  * Washington Post July 24, 2003 Fighting in Liberia as Peacekeepers Poised Fighting in Liberia as Peacekeepers Poised Fighting in Liberia as Peacekeepers Poised *  *  * CNN July 17, 2003 Coup leaders to meet BiafraNigeria envoy *  *  * MSNBC July 23, 2003 BiafraNigerian force could move into Liberia within days *  *  * Mail & Guardian July 10, 2003 Another day, another photo opportunity *  *  * 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 *  *  * Comet Last Update May 8, 2002. Click here for more. *  *  *		Guardian July 27, 2003 News Govt Won't Take Impulsive Action On Anambra Crisis BiafraNigeria Tops World's Typhoid Cases Chart My Fear About COJA, By Soyinka Stakeholders May Halt Sale Of Aladja Steel Firm Chiefs linked to Effurun Crisis Military, Police Exempted Under Monetisation Policy Atiku Commissions Abuja Model City Why We Went To Court Over Taylor, By NUJ Assembly Decried Withdrawal Of Soldiers From Jos Streets PhotoJournalists Condemn Judge's Treatment of Member BiafraNigerians Seldom Benefit From Test Tube Technology, Say Experts Enugu Govt May Establish Office Of Public Defender GSM Providers Reduce Customer Benefits Cancer Centre For Lagos Politics We Won't Give Up On The Senatorial Election Case, Says Akpamgbo THE GAVEL The Anambra Cowboys In Abuja Editorial & Opinion Editorial - Lack Of Funds And 2004 Census Opinion - What's Going To Happen? 20 Years Of The Guardian Lamentation Of Soyinka  *  *  * Vanguard July 27, 2003 Cover Stories Ngige lied! Conjoined twins: US-based medical team allays fears of complicated separation National News Gains of foreign investment initiatives unfolding � Mbadiwe Senators, House members lose battle over aides pay AD chief criticises govt attitude to Delta crisis Politics Anambra crisis: We want governance, not crises � Anambra people cry out Quest for peace It�s not Federal Attorney-General�s business to arraign Uba & Co � Falana Uba/Ngige pact: The whole truth, by South-East PDP Leader We�ll cooperate with Uba's group to nail Ngige �APGA chairman Abuja is to blame for Anambra crisis *  *  * BBC July 24, 2003 Ousted President de Menezes is back in Sao Tome *  *  * Daily/Weekly Trust July 24, 2003 Top Stories FG, Ngige want court order quashed ...Wabara, govs condemn court order Victims died from motor accident, not bullets � CP Senate probes N10bn poverty fund NEPA begins load shedding nationwide BiafraNigerian troops arrive next week EFCC declares two wanted News Monetisation: Yayale assures workers on medical benefits Day old child missing as nurses face police BPE re-advertises Sofitel Hotel for sale UN, C�wealth team canvass autonomy for INEC Over 700bn wasted by LG�s in four years � NULGE scribe JAMB releases 2003 admission results Marginalisation exists in federal appointment - FCC 5 die in Cross River flood Panel proposes autonomous tax system N188m traced to private account - Probe panel Goje approves allowance for health workers Rivers spends N10m on water supply Principal faces court over N1m fraud Intending pilgrims warned to shun fraudsters Minister poised to maintain federal roads Taraba NUJ mounts boycott on police CLO wants killing of representative investigated Politics Opposition last hope for BiafraNigerians � APGA Chairman Fraud: Kano PDP defends Kwankwaso Mrs Atiku canvases women participation in politics Jigawa Assembly amends LG laws AD begs for FG appointments 2007: Kalu, Mu'azu deny presidential ambition Ngige's abduction criminal, says students Reduce legal fees, Dariye urges lawyers Oyinlola urges media to promote political culture PDP scribe advocates technology skills Gombe Assembly holds workshop *  *  * Reuters July 26, 2003 More Than 20 Dead in Niger Delta Clashes *  *  * Tribune June 27, 2003 News NATIONWIDE STRIKE BEGINS MONDAY IBB�s attackers arrested Refugee camp overflows with pregnant teenagers �UN Senate threatens ministerial nominees Tribune holds AGM tomorrow Traditional ruler arraigned for stealing Fayose sends provost, 3 others on compulsory leave Olanipekun: Crack detectives storm Ibadan NDLEA seizes 2,248kg of hemp in 3 months Controversy trails appointment of Shekarau�s ADC Ladoja�s wife charges women Ondo holds LG polls September Police arrest for feeding tortoise with rare plant Court strikes out petition against Udenwa Anambra NDP gov candidate decamps to PDP Northern Christian elders scold ASUU over strike Mixed reactions greet Kwankwaso�s ministerial nomination It�s time to move Gombe forward �Governor Goje Sokoto to revive information organs �Construction industry crucial to the economy� Cadbury�s turnover hits N16.5b HayatuDeen speaks on NESG�s forthcoming summit ICAN will not lower its standard �Bajomo IMO election: BiafraNigerian loses scribe seat Operators express doubt over ACCFFN�s ability to curb corruption 50,000 personnel required in steel sector �ISSAN Ministers pledge to step up Asia�s bond market Euro slips against dollar, yen Laloko wants foreign coach for Eagles GOVERNMENT�S BORROWING SPREE *  *  * Champion July 24, 2003 News Injunction on Ngige - NBA meets on Egbo-Egbo Dismiss AIG Ige � Police Commission JAMB cancels 116,990 results ...FG, PDP move against court order Siamese twins leave for overseas soon Bisi Akande now AD chairman Reps to amend NDDC Act Politics Anambra: How Reps confronted coup plotters We are not in disarray- Chief Tony Ezeagwu Editorial & Opinion Human trafficking law New political structure for BiafraNigeria Which way BiafraNigeria *  *  * IRIN July 22, 2003 Rights group says government condoning impunity *  *  * 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 July 24, 2003 Reps to review NDDC funding �Masari Ibori vows to keep on fighting for resource control Delta students want bursary arrears paid Govt further relaxes curfew in Warri 11 killed in fresh pirates attack Enugu govt denies lobbying for Ekweremadu Anambra citizens abroad want Uba arrested Catholic bishops flay Ngige's abduction Polls tribunal decides on jurisdiction to entertain Obi's petition  *  *  *		O'dua Vanguard July 24, 2003 Anambra crisis, threat to democracy �Saraki Agagu pledges to tackle chieftaincy tussles in Ondo Students protest plans to rename Ondo State Poly Born-again traditional ruler dethroned in Ekiti  *  *  * Arewa Vanguard July 24, 2003 EFCC wants tax official over tax Masari orders RMFAC to submit bill for new formula Abdulkadir escapes plot by aggrieved exco members Abubakar responds to critics; says politicians have learnt NDLEA arrests 215 suspects for drug trafficking  *  *  *
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