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In Next Life, I Will Be Nigerian, Says Achebe
By Kodilinye Obiagwu and Clifford Ndujihe
LITERARY icon, Prof. Chinua Achebe has tasked the citizenry to join efforts to develop the country.

For the flagship at 25...Antista Maria Cecilia Tolado of Germany and the Muson Orchestra back-up on stage at a musical concert at the Muson Centre Onikan, Lagos, as part of the activities marking the silver jubilee anniversary of The Guardian...yesterday
PHOTO: SAM ALADE OLUSEGUN

Business   Sports
Production Is Economic Emancipator

Reducing Cost Of Finance For Agribusinesses, SMEs : Innovative Microfinance Approach (2)

  Berlin Rocks, As Peter, Klitchsko Stake Claim To Title

We Can't Help You, Eagles Tell Sierra Leone

Mikel Transfer Saga: Chelsea Demands £16m From Lyn Oslo
Metro
Groups lay steps out for Akwa Ibom child witches -101008
Capital Market   Focus
CSCS will not extend deadline for dematerialisation of certificates -101008
  Fear of U.S. command on Africa -071008
Property
UN urges greener, more harmonious cities at World Habitat Day -061008

Lagos, planners face fresh showdown over N388m mainland masterplan contract -061008
 
Energy Report
-081008

Channel Oil to raise N1b for expansion project -081008
Compulife
No plans for third national carrier, says minister -081008

Gambia validates information and communications bill -081008
 
Money Watch
Global financial crisis: Matters arising -081008

EU talking over Ireland bank move -081008
Science
How 'little bang' triggered solar system formation -091008
 
Insurance
Insurers laud govt for launching compulsory underwriting of public buildings -091008
Business Travels
Rush for seat selection by air travellers -101008
 
Media
Africast... showcasing African experience in content, programming -061008
Law
Williams: Nigeria's constitution is a fraud -071008
 
Natural Health
Walnut as panacea for stress, infections, infertility -091008
Industry Watch
Global event re-echoes anti-tobacco campaign -081008
 
Appointments
Govt plans N4.1billion empowerment for small-scale farmers -091008
Weekend
Nigerians groan as stock indices plunge deeper -101008
 
Education
Free lunch encourages us to study more, say Araromi Primary School pupils -091008
Friday Review
Dibia, Agary who wins Nigerian Literature Prize? -101008
 
Maritime Watch
Again, congestion looms at Lagos ports -081008
Sunday Magazine
Party Politics: The Heat Returns -051008
 
Saturday Magazine
Violet Goes For Broke
Ecumenical Center
Pastor Should Not Depend Solely On The Church - Ayejuyole -051008
 
Friday Worship
The unique 1950 budget speech -101008
 
Council Polls: Yar'Adua Invites Fashola
By Clifford Ndujihe and Kamal Tayo Oropo
LAST minute consultations between the Presidency and the Lagos State government on issues believed to be connected with today's local council polls in the state took place in Abuja yesterday.



Odinga Returns Home, Says 'I'm A Friend Of Nigeria'
By Clifford Ndujihe and Ajibola Amzat
KENYA'S Prime Minister, Raila Amolo Odinga, left Nigeria yesterday for home, a day after he delivered a scholarly lecture in Lagos to mark the 25th anniversary of The Guardian.


CBN May Lose Control Of Banks
From Tunde Oyedoyin, London
ANOTHER restructuring exercise looms in the banking and financial sector. In the forthcoming change, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) may not be spared.

AFRICA

Mauritania parties urge AU pressure on coup leaders -091008
PRO-DEMOCRATIC parties in Mauritania have urged the African Union (AU) to pressure the ruling junta to obey its directive to reinstate the toppled president.

Mbeki's loyalists threaten split from ANC -091008
SUPPORTERS of ousted South African president Thabo Mbeki have threatened to split from the ruling African National Congress (ANC), accusing its leaders of abandoning democratic ideals.

WORLD
U.S., others warn Syria against possible Lebanon invasion -091008
IN a build-up that has raised concerns of a possible Lebanon incursion, a few tents and trucks dotting a green hill across the river are about all that is visible of a Syrian troop deployment on Lebanon's northern border.

Russia completes Georgia buffer zone withdrawal -091008
BARELY 48 hours to the expiration of deadline withdrawal under cease-fire agreements brokered by French President Nicolas Sarkozy, RUSSIAN forces have completely withdrawn from buffer zones around Georgia's rebel regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, according to the Georgian interior ministry.

POLICY & POLITICS
Democracy and the challenge of good governance in Africa -101008
OFTEN, people talk about democracy in Africa as if it is a foreign process, strange and exotic to our customs, and an import that has proved a singularly bad fit for the form it must clothe.

ARTS
Prologue: What Is Africa?
By Bola John
ASKING a question with an obvious answer always seems ridiculous until we realise we through we could answer the question but we really cannot.

 
 
Editorial
Sports administration: Matters arising -101008
THE excitement generated by the last Olympic Games in China, and the Paralympics that followed between September 6 to 17, has since died down, with the rest of the world now looking forward to the next Olympiad in London in 2012, but there is hardly any evidence close to a month later that the Nigerian authorities have made or are making any attempts to learn the appropriate lessons from that experience in relation to Nigeria's performance.
Columnists
Reuben Abati:
Around and about the nation -101008

Oji Umorurike:
Reciprocity in visa requirement -101008

Levi Obijiofor:
Presidential debate: Bring back yesterday -101008
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Letters
The foundation of all reality -101008