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The Guardian Web Poll
Do you think government is doing enough to tackle the likely effects of the current global food crisis on Nigerians?

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PDP panel seeks sack of Obasanjo's BoT
From John-Abba Ogbodo, Abuja
THE panel raised by the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to study the Alex Ekwueme Committee report with a view to recommending areas of immediate implementation yesterday submitted its own report.
BREAKING NEWS (UPDATED AT 15.00 GMT)
Imo lawmaker regains freedom with N4m, car
Nigeria seeks UN seat in 2010

Kenyan cabinet holds maiden retreat, urges unity

Somali Islamists, police clash claims 10

Pakistani militants claim kidnap of six troops

Hezbollah seizes Beirut, dismantles govt structures


President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua (third right) and Vice President Goodluck Jonathan (third left) with members of the Nigerian Red Cross Society at the State House, Abuja... yesterday

Business   Sports
Stop NNPC from importing ethanol, MAN tells govt

CITN canvasses accelerated hearing on tax bills

Abia's leather, garment cluster facility for commissioning today

Tax evaders to face prosecution, says tax agency boss
  Fund threatens Team Nigeria's medal quest

Tug of war championship begins in Lagos

Police People Marathon stakeholders' dinner with IG holds May 11
Metro
To save a Lagos flyover
Capital Market   Focus
Construction sub-sector leads bulls as index grows 8.67 per cent
  Fiscal responsibility:A fundamental tool for infrastructural development in the Niger Delta
Property
$200m World Bank upgrade scheme begins in nine Lagos slums -050508

Poor children main victims of climate change, says UN -050508
 
Energy Report
DPR sets new deadline for permits renewal application -070508

Senate scores NNPC low on downstream activities -070508
Compulife
Digital Mobile Tv flags off in Nigeria -070508

How Mobile Tv works -070508
 
Money Watch
World Development Indicators: Developing countries still lagging behind? -070508

FDI into Nigeria on the rise, as criticisms trail AFC's probe -070508
Science
 
Insurance
Business Travels
Passengers chase few airlines
 
Media
How 'peace journalism' can foster peace in Niger Delta -050508
Law
Multi-door court is gain in dispute resolution, says Smith -060508
 
Natural Health
Industry Watch
Repositioning the basic metal sectoral group of MAN -070508
 
Appointments
Experts list path to sustainable pension scheme -060508
Weekend
Lagos-Benin road, still a hard road to travel
 
Education
Friday Review
Taking Tourism to the next level
 
Maritime Watch
Calabar port suffers low patronage, as contractors abandon dredging project -070508
Sunday Magazine
Jakande:All Factions Must Unite For Credible Leadership -040508
 
Saturday Magazine
A Time For The Opposition To Realign -030508
Ecumenical Center
Makinde, Elechi Demand Purposeful Governance -040508
 
Friday Worship
Treaty of the truce at Hudaibiyya (2)
 
Explosion rocks Bayelsa PDP secretariat
From Willie Etim (Yenagoa), Chido Okafor (Warri) and Laolu Akande (New York)
AN explosion yesterday rocked the secretariat of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital.



Obasanjo's govt lawless, says Aondoakaa
From Lemmy Ughegbe, Abuja
A HARSH verdict was delivered yesterday on the Obasanjo administration's human rights record by Chief Michael Kaase Aondoakaa (SAN) who also warned that after the National Assembly probes, "nobody who runs foul of the law will be spared, no matter how highly placed."


Senate raises 37-member panel to review Constitution
From Azimazi Momoh Jimoh, Abuja
THE Senate has constituted a 37-member ad-hoc committee to liaise with members of the House of Representatives to collate and articulate the views of Nigerians for the purpose of amending the 1999 Constitution.

AFRICA

UN demands release of child soldiers by Congo rebels
THE United Nations (UN) in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has told all rebel militias in the troubled east of the country to immediately free their child soldiers and put a stop to further recruitment.
Mozambique receives UN nod for pilot disaster project
THE United Nations (UN) has chosen Mozambique to take part in a pilot programme that will identify risks and enhance early warning systems in disaster-prone countries.

WORLD
Thousands fight for survival after Myanmar cyclone
MORE than one million homeless in Myanmar were battling to stave off disease and hunger yesterday, with the military government still limiting foreign assistance six days after a massive cyclone.
Dream team notion re-emerges in U.S. Democratic party's race
AMID increasing calls for Senator Hillary Clinton to abandon her presidential bid, the notion of a Democratic "dream team" uniting to face Republican White House contender John McCain has resurfaced, Agence France Presse (AFP) reported.

POLICY & POLITICS
Why FOI bill is yet to be passed, by Nafada
Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Usman Bayero Nafada, spoke with JOHN-ABBA OGBODO on why the Freedom of Information (FoI) Bill is taking time to come off the National Assembly mill and other matters. Excerpts.

ARTS
In Asaba, promoters renew campaign for community radio -070508
By Michael Orie
AS part of efforts towards building a sustainable radio culture in the country's academic community, the Institute for Media and Society (IMS), in collaboration with Open Society Initiative For West Africa (OSIWA), organised a four-day workshop on community radio at the Signature Suit Hotel, Asaba, Delta State.

 
 
Editorial
British Airways and Nigerian passengers
THE British Airways' decision to evict over 100 Nigerian passengers from a Lagos-bound flight from London on March 27 is understandably causing a furore, and appropriately, the contempt and arrogance displayed by the management of the airline has been condemned by aggrieved Nigerians. The circumstances surrounding the incident were embarrassing and the response of the airline was somewhat high-handed.
Columnists
Reuben Abati:
A sign of the times

Chinyere Ohiri-Aniche:
UBE Curricula and Nigerian languages

Levi Obijiofor:
Joy and sadness of telemedicine
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Letters
Vision 2020: Road map for Nigeria

To the Lagos State governor


Fashion
Elegant chronographs
Modern meets classic in these beautiful Balmain chronographs. NIKE SOTADE writes.
Auto Wheels
Nissan Teana tops training agenda at Sun Motors
By Moses Ebosele
AS part of its ongoing expansion agenda, Sun Motors has mobilised huge resources aimed at providing after-sales facilities for Nissan products across the country.
Food & Drink
Fabulous foods for mother
IN United States of America, Mother's Day is a national holiday and is celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm and gaiety just as Britons celebrate it in March. On this day people reflect on the importance of mothers in their life and thank them for their unconditional love and support. Mothers and children in USA look forward to celebrate the day with one another.