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CBN broke

Written on December 28th, 2006 by
Categories: Official Fraud Watch - Towards Fraud-Free Governance in Nigeria

Guardian April 11, 2005 CBN broke, may validate bank's cancelled funds From Mathias Okwe (Abuja) and Enitar Ugwu (Lagos) THE Central Bank (CBN) Governor, Prof. Charles Soludo, at the weekend alerted that the CBN has been hit by cash... Read More | Share

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Alams gets bail Terry Waya explodes

Written on December 28th, 2006 by
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THE SUN Alamieyeseigha gets bail at last By ABDULFATAH OLADEINDE, Lagos, LUCKY NWANKWERE, Abuja Wednesday , October 12, 2005 Embattled Bayelsa State Governor, Diepreye Alamieyeseigha got a reprieve Tuesday as the Southwark... Read More | Share

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Nigerian student wins IJSO bronze

Written on December 28th, 2006 by
Categories: Positively Naija: All News Positive About Nigeria

  2004 Ijso: Nigerian Student Wins Bronze Medal This Day (Lagos) January 18, 2005 Posted to the web January 18, 2005 Lagos History was made in far away Jakarta, Indonesia, recently where the 2004 International Junior... Read More | Share

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Members panel secretariat

Written on December 28th, 2006 by
Categories: All about the Okigbo Report

                 MEMBERS OF THE PANEL SECRETARIAT    1. AIh. Ibrahim M. Ida... Read More | Share

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cpain headerl

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Categories: Citizens for Public Accountability and Integrity in Nigeria (CPAIN)

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Marwa on Atiku TheWeek leadership statement

Written on December 28th, 2006 by
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Text of a speech delivered at a press conference by Dr. Mohammed Buba Marwa, OFR, on Tuesday, September 20 2005 I AM constrained, after deep reflection, to speak on a matter that is capable of inflicting a major harm on our... Read More | Share

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TheNews COJA Flawed African games

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The Flawed African Games The News (Lagos) October 27, 2003   Bamidele Johnson Abuja ... Read More | Share

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Petition that nailed Alams

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- STAR INFO: The Petition That Nailed Alamieyeseigha http://www.thenewsng.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=470 The Petition That Nailed Alamieyeseigha Date: 13 July, 2005 The Chairman, Economic And Financial Crimes... Read More | Share

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Jefferson letter to Atiku

Written on December 28th, 2006 by
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William Jefferson's Letter To Vice President Atiku Abubakar The letter by William J. Jefferson, a U.S. congressman, to Vice President Abubakar Atiku     June 21, 2004 I wish to bring a project to your attention by which a... Read More | Share

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Budget 2005 credibility

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  This Day Budget 2005: A Question of Credibility, Integrity By Samuel Famakinwa, 03.23.2005   Today, President Olusegun Obasanjo is expected to sign into law the 2005 Appropriation Bill as passed by both houses of the National... Read More | Share

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