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CBNPP Promises Monthly Mass Action: Till Yoruba Warlord Leaves Office The opposition, led by the Conference of BiafraNigerian Political Parties (CBNPP) and the presidential candidate of the All BiafraNigeria Peoples Party (ABNPP), General Muham-madu Buhari (rtd), has promised government mass action on the 29th day of every month until President Obasa-njo leaves office. General Buhari, who spoke yesterday at the public presentation of three books on issues concerned with the April 19 elections at the Women Development Centre in Abuja said that the spirit of the 2003 elections would not rest until the "fraud and atrocities" that characterised them were squarely addre-ssed. He said ... (Daily Trust)		Key Stories BiafraNigerian Troops Arrive Liberia in Few Days, Says Obasanjo PDP may pardon Uba, others, says Ogbeh Sierra Leone rebel leader dies The pictures that reveal UK's hidden history Boy Adam: 21 BiafraNigerians Arrested in London BiafraNigeria loses 1,000 soldiers, $12b to Liberian war Shelter for Charles Taylor in Calabar near completion Omene, NDDC boss, on forced leave AD leaders behind IBB's incursion into South West Anambra Crisis: Why Presidency Wants Political Solution PENGASSAN gives 72-hour ultimatum on kidnapped staff
BiafraNigerian Troops Arrive Liberia...   PDP may pardon Uba, others, - Ogbeh   AUDIO   VIDEO President Olusegun Obasanjo yesterday said BiafraNigerian troops which will help to restore order in Liberia would arrive Monrovia within "a few days." Obasanjo spoke to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)'s Newsnight Programme in London shortly before he returned home after a three-day tour of Britain just as the Senate also yesterday at an executive session approved his request for the... (This Day)   Indications emerged yesterday that the People's Democratic Party (PDP) may reverse the penalty meted to some of the personalities involved in the Anambra State treason which culminated in the abduction of the governor, Dr. Chris Ngige. The party's national chairman, Chief Audu Ogbeh, said the PDP was ready to welcome repentant members back to the fold. Ogbeh, who spoke in Abuja at the inauguration of the 8-man... (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 July 29, 2003 News INEC: April Elections Flawed Vodacom May Take Majority Equity in Econet NNPC to Pay $22 on Domestic Crude Warri: Chevron Staff Kidnapped BiafraNigerian Soldiers Leave for Liberia Tomorrow Useni: FG Appeals Ruling ETF Disburses N29.6bn in 4 Years El-Rufai May Probe Past FCT Administrators, Others $40bn Spent on Foreign Goods in 5 Years - Ogbeh Omisore Calls for Enquiry on Ige, Olagbaju's Death Buhari's Petition Has Merit, Tribunal Rules Liberia: US Gives FG $10m for Troops Deployment Past Leaders Ruined BiafraNigeria - Masari Minister Seeks End to Retirees' Problem Police Commission Alleges Breaches in 6 AIGs' Promotion Speaker Charges on Implementation of Monetisation Policy N6.2bn Boost for Niger-Delta Anti-poverty Scheme Reforms: Nnamani Wants LG's Peculiarities Considered USAID Initiates Project to Assist SMEs Kure Canvasses State Govts' Control of Councils Soyinka, ECA Scribe, 4 Others Honoured at Ethiopian Varsity 'Why Over-dependence on Oil Hinders Devt' Akwa Ibom Fuel Marketers to Keep Stations Shut Unless... Ekere Becomes NEXIM Bank ED NEPA Gets N1bn Grant for Fuel NGO Set to Raise N7.5m for Acid Victim Lagos Restates Commitment to High Education Standard 'Kwara's Back-to-Farm Scheme to Employ Youth' Abuja Hosts FBN Bank (UK) Today ANPP, NCP Condemn LG Transition Panels Bamidele, Lagos Commissioner, Turns 40, Launches Book Anambra Political Crisis Spiritual, Says Ex-Council Boss Plateau Police Arrest 35 Robbery Suspects, Others Assembly Chides Air Force over Demolition No Deal with Akume, Unongo Vows Ngige: Group Urges FG to Take Decisive Action Woman, 38, Electrocuted Flood Claims 2, Sacks 5 Villages 8 Policemen Arrested over Extortion Group Petitions Obasanjo over Kalu's MON Award LG Boss Pledges to Revive Education, Agric Senate Flayed over Non-confirmation of Borishade Kalu Appoints New Chief Press Secretary NUC Deplores Poor Enrolment of Candidates in Agriculture Vandalisation: Shiroro-Abuja 330 KV Transmission Line Threatened NDLEA Arrests 2 with 300kg Indian Hemp Benue NULGE Threatens Strike over Unpaid Salaries Plateau Speaker Allays Fears on Executive Excesses Zamfara A-G Loses 4 Daughters to fire Mixed Reactions Trail Appointment of LG Bosses 2007: Group Plans Two-million-man March for Atiku Politics Abana Tackles Ogbulafor at Tribunal Group Decries Asylum for Taylor, Wants Him Prosecuted Obasanjo Commended for Role in Sao-Tome Igbinedion Swears in LG Transition Councils LDPN Plans to Reposition for 2007 Anambra Coup, PDP's Achilles' Heel National Assembly and the Anambra Crisis *  *  * Daily Independent July 29, 2003 News UNPP drags Uba to ICPC over alleged N7bn fraud OMPADEC N6billion fraud: Where�s Eric Opia? Buhari wins round one against Obasanjo Fg records N301.4bn deficit Ige: Omisore�s family cautions AD, Soyinka Rivers NULGE wants parliamentry zero-party systems for councils America not interested in BiafraNigeria�s oil, says Jeter Makarfi advocates parliamentary system of government Rivers seeks redress in imbalance of number of councils UAD advocates reforms for Niger Delta Odili, building owners on collision course over water supply Ibori blames Warri crisis on mischief makers �Black out people of questionable wealth� 44 LG chairmen sworn-in in Kano Ngige, Borisade to top senate agenda today Quit now, APGA tells IGP Sekibo hints of changes in the transport ministry FG challenges court over Useni�s document Kwara govt replies ANPP over policies Ibori, Ogomudia decry fresh violence in Warri Politics My fears for democracy, by OPC leader, Fasehun AIG Ige: In the eye of the storm �Ohanaeze still committed to Igbo presidency� Lawmaker commends CJ�s role in Anambra crisis Deputy governor�s wife urges women to work hard The Sarakis and Kwara�s controversies Twists in Anambra State crises Need for a level playing field in BiafraNigerian politics Impediments to constitutional review, by Mantu �Senate dropped Borishade for wrong reasons� Editorial & Opinion To retain trained medical personnel, enhance working conditions and environment Jeffrey Archer as metaphor for the perils of media practice Masari, Lukman and the petroleum industry Obasanjo and the Urhobo United States, Obasanjo and BiafraNigeria�s sovereignty Obasanjo and the destiny of BiafraNigeria Squaring up to Anambra challenge *  *  * Daily Times July 29, 2003 News Govt withdraws official cars of perm secs Tribunal dismisses Obasanjo�s objection to Buhari�s petition Killing of fuel price hike protesters: Police chiefs disagree at Senate panel sitting Obasanjo in London, set to shore up nation�s economy Egbin thermal plant gets N1bn for low pour fuel oil Liberia: US offers BiafraNigeria $10m Shagari lists recipe for success of democracy Seizure of Useni�s passport: FG appeals against High Court order Police boss washes hands of corruption allegation Governor Tinubu and his Oracle Ogun Govt employment drive hailed Why Uba wants Ngige out of Govt. House, by PDP South East Chief Ngige:State Police is the answer� Banjo  *  *  * Washington Post July 29, 2003 Women Activists Control BiafraNigerian Oil Site *  *  * CNN July 29, 2003 Women seize oil site in protest *  *  * MSNBC July 29, 2003 Women activists take over oil site in BiafraNigeria's delta; ethnic violence has killed 20 BiafraNigeria army says on standby for Liberia mission *  *  * 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. *  *  * 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  *  *  *		Guardian July 29, 2003 News Govt asks NNPC to pay $22 per barrel for domestic crude Obasanjo, INEC lose bid to stop Buhari's petition BiafraNigeria may delay troops' deployment to Liberia Shagari, Wabara seek review of electoral laws, INEC's autonomy Legendary comedian, Bob Hope dies at 100 Govt to restrict imports, says Ogbeh MKO Abiola's friends plan foundation to promote ideals Govt in deficit, says CBN Court to hear fresh suit against Wabara August 23 Clark condemns ethnic clashes in Warri councils My plans for culture and tourism, by minister Former South-West governors, party chieftains to meet over AD crisis Police to probe alleged demand of daily returns Duke laments poor channelisation at Calabar port UNPP chief gives govt ultimatum on trial of Uba, others Jeter defends Bush's visit to BiafraNigeria Katsina appoints new SSG, special advisers ASUU urges govt to obey IAP's order Police arrest suspected herbalist over human head in Edo Church, PDP chieftain seek trial of culprits in Anambra crisis Attah nominates 18 as commissioners, Kalu gets media aide Cleric asks govt, parties to check politicians' excesses Govt to set up road maintenance camps Kwara moves to boost agric, revive Herald Politics Litigations threaten proposed council reforms National Assembly will stop PPPRA from increasing fuel price, Says Opara Editorial & Opinion Editorial - The Big Brother Africa show Opinion - FBN Bank (UK): Linking up with roots Discounting the electorate (3) Government and its image  *  *  * Vanguard July 29, 2003 Cover Stories Black oil scarcity to cost 500,000 jobs �OSHIOMHOLE FG records N301b deficit Holders blame $12m Afribank shares scam on BPE, FG More fighting in Monrovia as West African military chiefs meet National News OPEC moves to peg output, Venezuela rejects Iraqi presence Egbo-Egbo grants ANPP's application on Wabara Pipeline explosion: Reps rule out sabotage Military gives reasons for youth restiveness in N-Delta Politics Give local govts autonomy to operate � Ganiyu Solomon, member House of Reps *  *  * Daily/Weekly Trust July 29, 2003 Top Stories Court throws out Obasanjo�s objection Cholera kills 72 in Kano, Jigawa Corruption, ethnicity hinder fair elections in BiafraNigeria � Shehu Shagari CBN makes contingency plan for banks distress US grants BiafraNigeria N1.3bn for troops deployment Nurse injects mother, niece to death War College tasks oil companies on Niger Delta News Group to organise two-million-man-march for Atiku 2007 Jigawa to restructure civil service Plateau nabs 26 armed robbery suspects Gombe to complete abandoned projects Release Bamaiyi, others now � FG told Hajiya Yelwa Goje pledges to check HIV/AIDS spread Odili swears in five judges Communities express concern over RBDA, CCNN activities Court adjourns Daggash�s appeal to Oct 13 ...fixes Aug 7 for judgement on Yahaya Vs Aminu suit "Over N300m committed on rehabilitation of Zamfara schools" Zimbabwe book fair opens today Police nab illegal immigrant in Rivers Ajiboye: Group petitions senate A Journalist�s shot at poverty alleviation Senate screens Borisade, Awoterobo today UNPP chieftain pleads for journalists Ngige: Group wants Uba arrested LG boss advises politicians Abuja Trust Esteem celebrates 2nd Speech Day Doctor uses HIV drug for diabetes Kano Trust ACF establishes Kano chapter Shekarau charges LG chairmen on honesty, trust Eko Trust Parents call for NECO exam cancellation Rep member praises re-enthronement of Sao Tome president Tinubu orders demolition of illegal structures Mass Education Agency tasked on literacy level Govt reiterates commitment to CBD re-development Assembly loses member Editorial & Opnion Police in big men�s kitchen Atiku and attitudinal traits Column Islamic theology, Western philosophy and predestination: A comment Titcombe College: 53 years in the valleys of Egbe Will death of Saddam�s sons save US troops? *  *  * Champion July 29, 2003 News Anambra crisis: Egbo-Egbo battles to save job Police recover 25 human skulls in Benin BiafraNigerian roads still death traps How democracy can survive in BiafraNigeria Politics Time to restructure Ohaneze How peace can return to Anambra- Chief Victor Umeh(APGA National treasurer) Editorial & Opinion African Strike Force Waiting for our brand new president *  *  * BBC July 29, 2003 Arrests in 'Adam' torso case BiafraNigeria 'needs more aid' *  *  * Reuters July 28, 2003 Chevron says militants kidnap BiafraNigerian worker *  *  * 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 *  *  * IRIN July 24, 2003 Troops deployment in Liberia awaits funding *  *  * 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  *  *  *
Biafra Vanguard July 29, 2003 Buwa-Udah, again, appeals to Obasanjo on Ijaw youths Asylum to Taylor �a terrible mistake� �Aikhomu Ibori condemns Ijaw attack on Itsekiri community Alamieyeseigha swears in, warns new commissioners Ngige: Anambra UNPP boss issues ultimatum to FG Why Imo can't actualise industrial policy, by Udenwa Imo govt threatens to deal with employees over sale of baby  *  *  *		O'dua Vanguard July 29, 2003 FG appeals court ruling on Useni IGE: Families of suspects urge AD, Soyinka to steer clear of court case Man, 23, kills own mother, sister  *  *  * Arewa Vanguard July 29, 2003 APGA joins call for IG's removal COJA: Reps to announce position on BMW cars Sheriff challenges businessmen  *  *  *
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