...towards a better life for the people
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THURSDAY, MAY 1, 2014
MAY DAY: Southern delegates Labour leaders fight back, say 13% lament state of insecurity, too small 57 poverty 9
DERIVATION:
BOOK SERIAL
After losing the battle for the soul of Western Region to Awolowo and AG, Zik opted to go to the Central Legislature, nonetheless, via Wester n Region. He wrote Awolowo seeking AG-NCNC collaboration to frustrate colonial administration at the centre. What was Awo’s response and why? See pages 40 and 41.
Outrage, protests spread
ABDUCTED GIRLS:
BY KINGSLEY OMONOBI, HENRY UMORU, IKECHUKWU NNOCHIRI & JOSEPH ERUNKE
•Started in Lagos, spread to Abuja, Kano •Mark leads 21 senators to Jonathan •PDP women want names of abducted girls released
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BUJA—NA TIONAL protests which started in Lagos last week over inability of security agents to secure release of 234 female students abducted in Borno by Boko Haram terrorists
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COLUMNISTS:
Confab 2014: The Diaspora vote debate •P.17
"Domesticating" of Fulani nomads •P.19
Between our locomotive and their train •P.19
Mr & Mrs
ABDUCTION PROTESTS—Top from left: Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Emeka Ihedioha; Senate President, David Mark, and Speaker, Aminu Tambuwal in heavy rain at the National Assembly to receive Women For Peace, protesting the abduction of Chibok school girls, yesterday, in Abuja. BELOW LEFT: The protesters in Abuja. RIGHT: Protesters at the Kano Government House, yesterday. Photos: Gbemiga Olamikan, Abdulsalam Muhammad, NAN.
ELECTRICITY:
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Consumers won't pay after 15 days power cut — FG C M Y K
Shell's assets sale may last one year
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