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LEAD STORIES IN THE NEW NIGERIAN TODAY

 

HEADLINES    < Niger Delta: FG UNVEILS AMNESTY TERMS > < ...Ijaw youths seek legal backing > < ...refutes amnesty for Diya, Gwadabe, others > < Contaminated rice: > < ‘Full agric development better for economy’ > < Govt releases N220bn for 2nd quarter ...2010 Budget process begins > < 2009 Budget: Reps demand contracts awarded > < Canadian abduction: Suspect arraigned in court > < Barewa Old Boys hold lecture today >

RMAFC SUBMITS PAY CUT PROPOSAL

After about six months of serious brainstor-ming and wide consultations, the Revenue Mobilisa-tion Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) yesterday submitted to President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua its recommended downward review in the pay packages of political office holders.  >>> see-report

SARDAUNA:"The Greatest weapon is truth"

Reps begin constitution review

 

The House of Representatives yesterday began the process of constitution review in earnest as it adopted the procedures that will guide members in the consideration of debate of the proposed amendments.
The adoption of the procedures followed the passage of a motion brought ..
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EDITORIAL

MUSTAPHA UMAR
EL-KANEMI (1924–2009)

THE news of the passing away of the Shehu of Borno, Alhaji Mustapha Umar El-Kanemi, in Gala’a Military Hospital, Cairo, Egypt, penultimate Saturday, threw not only the people of Borno State into a state of mourning, but the nation as a whole. Inevitable, though, as death is, >>>more

Govs plan campaign day against polio

 

The 36 state governors across the federation have resolved to set aside a day in which they will meet to lead the campaign for the fight against the eradication of polio.
The Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola made the disclosure yesterday while flagging off ceremony of the Sub-National Immuniza-tion Plus Days, held at the Ikota  Primary School, Lekki Expressway, Eti-Osa Local Government Council Area of the state. ...
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COVER PIX

Chairman, Revenue Mobilization, Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC), Alhaji Hamman Tukur (right) submitting the committee’s report on the reviewed remuneration p;ackage for political, public and judiciary office holders to President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua at the State House, Abuja ...yesterday.

Embrace amnesty
— ACF urges militants

 

The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) yesterday appealed to the prominent citizens of Niger Delta region to persuade the militants in the region to accept the amnesty offered to them by the Federal Government.
The Northern socio-cultural forum which finally broke its silence over the amnesty appealed to the good people of Niger Delta to persuade the militants to embrace the gesture of amnesty and surrender their arms in order to make room for peaceful settlement ....
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11 MPs embark on hunger strike ...over oil wells transfer

 

Eleven federal legislators from Cross Rivers State yesterday said they have commenced a two weeks hunger strike to protest what they call the illegal transfer of the ownership of 78 oil wells from their state to neighboring Akwa Ibom State, saying it was a constitutional affront.
The legislators include Senator Greg Ngaji, Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba (SAN), Senator Bassey Henshaw, John Enoch, Paul Adha, Essien E. Ayi, Alex Ukam, ..
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