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- The German woman kidnapped in Iraq last Friday had been working in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul since May and was warned by authorities that her stay there was not safe, a local official said today. |
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- Syria is fighting back hard against the UN inquiry into the killing of a Lebanese politician, touting a witness who now says his testimony against Syrian officials was false. But some in Lebanon say Syria is just manoeuvring to discredit an investigation that could lead to its doorstep. |
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- Veteran Labour Party leader Shimon Peres is to make an announcement on his political future later today, his adviser said. |
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- US airline passengers will be allowed to carry small scissors and tools onto planes, reversing a rule that led to confiscation of many thousands of sharp objects at airports since the September 11 terror attacks, a Homeland Security Department official said today. |
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- Saturn's planet-size moon Titan has dramatic weather, with freezing temperatures, carbon- and nitrogen-rich clouds and possibly lightning, scientists said today, describing a world that may have looked like the Earth before life developed. |
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- The murder of black teenager Anthony Walker was racially motivated, trial judge Mr Justice Leveson said today. |
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- President George Bush, facing growing doubts about his war strategy, said today that Iraqi troops are increasingly taking the lead in battle but that "this will take time and patience". |
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- French doctors today claimed a world-first partial face transplant, saying a nose, lips and chin were grafted onto a 38-year-old woman disfigured by a dog bite. |
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- The leaderships of Parliamentary Committees of Trade, Industry and Foreign Affairs in West Africa have resolved to work together to champion the removal of subsidies on agriculture by the European Union. |
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- The Minister of Science and Technology, Professor Turner T. Isoun, has expressed government's commitment to begin utilizing nuclear as a source of energy in the country. |
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- The newly introduced product of Oceanic Bank that allows withdrawals from salary earners' accounts before the payment of their monthly salaries without any collateral has been described as a practical approach to solving human financial problem, by some of the human resources managers who spoke with our correspondent recently. |
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- Bellview Airline management has so far paid compensation to 30 families who lost their relations in the plane crash of October 22 at Lisa in Ogun State. One hundred and Seventy-seven passengers died in the crash. |
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- There are strong indications that Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) may shut down Kaduna Airport following the depreciating state of facilities at the airport, including inadequate fire cover and poor state of the runway. |
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- The Economic and Financial Crimes Com-mission (EFCC) has said that operations of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), are "shrouded in secrecy." |
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- THE spectre of non-cooperation born out of mutual distrust and outright antagonism has plagued relations between the South East and South-South geo-political zones of Nigeria even after 35 years of the civil war. But that appeared to have been consigned to history penultimate weekend with a resolve by leaders and peoples of the zones to work more closely together in pursuit of their common social, economic, and political goals. |
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- MARITIME Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) yesterday ordered its members to begin an indefinite strike from tomorrow to protest government's ports concessioning programme. |
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- The Bureau of Public Enterprises, BPE, intends to privatise federal roads according to a news report, which for two weeks has remained undenied. The reasons given include the inadequacy of the funds the Federal Government provides for road maintenance. Quite a large percentage is actually death traps. |
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- THE federal government has released a total sum of N211 million to Kano state government to upgrade the state Free Trade Zone to required standard. Kano state governor, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau gave this hint yesterday in Kano at an enlightenment campaign being organized by Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc (TRANSCORP). |
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- Christian Ogoo, Chief Executive Officer of Datatel, an indigenous multilateral telecommunication company on Tuesday, November 29,2005 disclosed to journalists at the Santano House his dream to provide the people of Sierra Leone the latest telecommunication technology with the cheapest tariff. |
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- Last week, several days leading up to the first ever "member conference" for the Trust, the media permeated the public with a copious array of good news on the Trust. We saw headlines like "NASSIT on the march", "NASSIT promotes openness", "NASSIT a quiet revolution" and "why NASSIT boss must be strong-headed". All these articles heaped praises for the management team and the "efficient" way the team is managing the business of the trust. |
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- A cooperation accord in the domain of air transportation and a Verbal Process on the talks between governmental delegations of Angola and São Tome and Principe, were signed Wednesday morning in Luanda. |
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- United Bank for Africa (UBA) plc, Friday held a send-off get together for the 602 staff that elected to go, by taking the optional severance package offer made by the Bank. |
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- Access Bank has explained that the recent rationalisation exercise in the organisation cuts across every cadre of staff as 30 per cent of those affected were graduates of federal universities. |
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- The National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) has called on government at all levels to look into the multiple taxation of its members as this would address the high cost of education in private schools. |
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- Borno State government has signed a contract worth N29 million with 18 Engineering Construction companies for the repairs of the tarmac and runway at the Maiduguri International Airport, which was closed down last month. |
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- States that were left behind in the National Fadama I and II programmes are to be accommodated in Fadama III. The third phase of the programme will cost $350 million, the federal government has declared. |
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- Governor Lucky Igbinedion of Edo State yesterday presented N50.20 billion budget to the state legislature for 2006. However, All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) was officially represented during the budget estimates, which arose much curiosity among political observers. |
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- The Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Leke Pitan has commended Friesland Food WAMCO Nigeria Plc for setting up the Child Nutrition Centre, which is to serve as a meeting point for professionals from various disciplines to interact and exchange ideas on ways of improving the nutritional status of young people. |
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- Worried by the inability of GSM service providers to create an avenue where consumers could lodge their complaints, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said it is planning to provide call centres in all states of the federation to enable consumers lodge their complaints. |
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- Demand N4 billion terminal benefits |
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- Minister of State for Defence, Dr. Rowland Oritsejafor, yesterday said only qualified military retirees would benefit from government's pension programmes. He said, however, the ministry authorities have enlisted the services of National Pension Commission in the verification and payment of ex-military personnel. |
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- Deputy National Publicity Secretary of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Mr. Gbenga Olawepo, has donated eight sets of computer and two printers to Faculty of Business and Social Sciences at University of Ilorin, Ilorin. |
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- Determined to educate its members and the general public on the adverse effects of ignoring due process in mobile rates assessment, collection and enforcement, Joint Revenue Association (JORA) has planned a two-day seminar to address the problem. |
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- Sadly, Jacques Chirac was not involved. Partial Face Transplant Done in France (AP) Doctors have performed the world’s first partial face transplant, grafting a nose, lips and chin onto a 38-year-old woman disfigured by a dog bite, hospital officials said Wednesday. The surgery was performed Sunday, said a statement from medics at hospitals in Lyon and [...] |
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- So proclaims Dan Drezner. He cites an unsigned Economist article from last week that bears the subtitle, “As al-Qaeda scores own-goals in its backyard, many Arabs, including some Iraqis, are beginning to rethink their position on violence in the name of resistance.” The piece gives some evidence to buttress the view that, as [... |
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- I can’t believe that this problem is still hanging around. The latest version is over at Dean’s World and reading the comments is…well painful. |
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- One constant meme that resurfaces whenever President Bush makes a speech justifying the war in Iraq is “Why didn’t he say that X years/months ago?!” Doug at Below The Beltway is among those with that reaction to today’ |
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- Kenneth Baer, a former speechwriter for Al Gore, thinks his party can learn a lot from the current political flap in Canada. While I disagree with much of his analysis, he’s right on the main point: The lesson for Democrats is that while scandal may tarnish the opposition, anger and revulsion is not enough to [...] |
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