National Repository of Nigeria
The Apex Repository of the Federal Republic of Nigeria with objectives to:
- Preserve in electronic format the intellectual and cultural resources of Nigeria for posterity.
- Increase the visibility of the Nigerian knowledge storehouse and its scholarly, literary and cultural heritage; and
- Increase the availability and accessibility of Nigerian content to the global community.
Our Categories
Select a Category to browse its collections.
- Speeches/Essays of past and present Presidents, Political office holders of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and other well meaning Nigerians
- Collection containing extensive selection of framed autographs, manuscripts, historical books and materials from pre-colonial times
- A collection of the constitutions, Laws and Acts of the Federal Government of Nigeria, all Political parties and parastatals
- Historical information of Nigerians based on personal narration
- A collection of all official government gazettes and circulars by the Federal Government of Nigeria and its federating states.
- A collection of writings on different subjects published in journals and other periodicals
- A collection of Maps of different locations in Nigeria
- A collection of detailed written study of a single specialised subject or an aspect of it
Recent Submissions
Daily trust newspaper, Tuesday, April 20, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 12. Jimada Ula 6, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-20) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ For the 3rd time in a month: Jonathan stalls PDP NEC meeting.
■ Jos crises threat to national security— Miyetti Allah.
■ Alleged theft of N104m: ICPC files charges against Ogbulafor, others.
■ Sokoto guber appeal: S/Court continues hearing today.
■ FG plans data base on unemployed persons.
■ Doctors'strike cripples services at LUTH.
■ Police lost 2 officers, N30m to Jos crisis - CP.
■ Late Akanni's estate: Court upholds sharing formula.
■ Fake SSCE results threaten varsity education -VC.
■ Djibouti approves third term for president.
■ Bomb in Pakistani city of Peshawar; 23 dead.
■ Fuel scarcity: NNPC to build 50 new fuel stations.
■ Presidential system too expensive -Tukur * Nigeria has no revenue formulae.
■ NCC: Who succeeds Ndukwe?
■ Kaduna's crippling miracle centres.
■ Ministries are ignorant of Public Procurement Act -Senator Makarfi.
■ PAN woos customers at Abuja fair.
■ Revealed: How our fast food culture is making us impatient.
■ Migraine attack gives English woman a Chinese accent.
■ Lookout, it's coming right behind you!... Wall of black fog covers Iceland.
■ Richest American president's.
■ Fine owed by George Washington for overdue library books now N45m.
■ Agency, NGO partner on refuse evacuation in Kano.
■ LG boss promises clean environment.
■ Herbal medicines more effective than orthodox-expert.
■ Court sends emissary to attacked corps members.
■ Driver denies stealing madam's car.
■ Balarabe: Opposition may rally behind Labour Party.
■ Lagerback's list a big shame - Bassey.
■ Lagerbacks'44-man list too large-Oliha.
■ Inter bid to stop Messi.
■ 2011: Are serious debates about to start?
Daily trust newspaper, Wednesday, April 21, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 13. Jimada Ula 7, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-13) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ 7 die in Kaduna Jos: jail break.
■ Ibori: Militants ambush Onovo's men.
■ Emodi returns as Senate rejects Igbeke.
■ NIMET cautions N/East farmers on early planting.
■ States yet to provide over 70 million doses of malaria drug.
■ Kano shuts 44 private schools.
■ Kano's unusual GRA.
■ Nyako, Aminu: We don't want Atiku in PDP.
■ Sudan ruling party rejects US polls charge.
■ Salaries: NITEL workers may resort to violence.
■ Task force sacks Customs check points in North-East.
■ Foreign flight operations begin at Lagos airport.
■ Scientists discover secret behind health benefits of Mediterranean-style diet.
■ No 10 Downing Street bugged by MIS, claims historian.
■ Thailand's Red Shirts ready to wage 'big war' against government.
■ Surgeon 'cuts off patient's testicle by mistake'.
■ Niger revokes housing projects.
■ Delta govt sued over land dispute.
■ Kogi spends N2.6 bn on stadium.
■ FCT land director sent on forced leave.
■ Driver denies intimidating senator's wife.
■ Jostle begins to replace dead Gombe Senators.
■ Lagerback's right to invite Kanu, others -Lumumba.
■ Utaka: I never doubted my quality.
■ Bio: Mistrust cause for low sponsorship drive.
■ Coach says boxers lack basics.
■ Rested Ribery ready to face road-weary Lyon.
■ Felix Adedapo Adenaike: A musketeer at 70.
Daily trust newspaper, Thursday, April 22, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 14. Jimada Ula 8, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-22) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ Jonathan caves in PDP NEC meets Tuesday.
■ Why Kaduna prisoners rioted.
■ Come and clear your name— Farida tells Ibori.
■ Moves to oust me will not succeed, says Ogbulafor.
■ Northern govs to meet on Jos killings today.
■ Gummi harps on reforms to promote fair legal system.
■ Police probe explosion in barrack.
■ High Court can rule on Shari'ah Penal Code - court.
■ Ex-Siemens execs found guilty of bribing Nigerian officials.
■ Jos: 7 bus passengers dragged out, killed.
■ South African luxury train crashes.
■ Sarkozy to submit bill banning Islamic face veils.
■ Dogon Yaro: North's unexplored goldmine.
■ In Jos, tank construction is a cool business.
■ Airlines lose more than $1.7b to volcanic ash - IATA.
■ Daily Star pulled from airports over volcano ash splash.
■ In UK election, voters in Afghanistan, Ghana and Bangladesh will also have a say.
■ Toxic container to be sent back -FG.
■ Unimaid to construct 30 VIP toilets.
■ Government is deliberately killing NITEL to favour private operators.
■ Blacklisting culprits, panacea for examination malpractice - Onyechere.
■ UNILORIN to penalise 100 students for indecent dressing.
■ COREN donates computers to UNAAB.
■ Three injured in Kwali accident.
■ NG0 to install mobile toilets in Abuja.
■ Nnamani, Masari, others face PDP today.
■ Bosso surprised at Rabi'u exclusion.
■ Mum stops Onuoha from Eagles.
■ Judo: Nigeria returns with 3 bronze from Yaounde.
■ We are ready for World Cup shirt battle.
■ The 'Mega Party1 humpty-dumpty: Many chiefs, no Indians.
Daily trust newspaper, Friday, April 23, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 15. Jimada Ula 9, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-23) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ PDP suspends Masari, Odili, Nnamani.
■ Military discovers more corpses from Riyom highway attack.
■ FG denies $1bn loan as Jonathan signs 2010 budget.
■ Alleged fraud: Ogbulafor to be arraigned on Monday.
■ How we helped stranded Nigerians in London.
■ Shugaba Darman dies at 80.
■ Borno UBEB recruits 5,000 teachers.
■ Doma charges LGs on sustainable development.
■ Customs boss writes Jonathan over threat to life.
■ Character commission not quota system campaigner.
■ Why Kaduna prisoners rioted.
■ Iran's Ahmadinejad in Zimbabwe to meet with Mugabe.
■ Facts about vaginal infection.
■ Health benefits of forgiveness.
■ How to monitor your children's Internet use.
■ Jonathan gets President's allowances.
■ Ovia Osese: When young girls sing.
■ BPE appoints Lead Capital as advisers to Transcorp lPO.
■ FG poised to deregulate power sector.
■ FCT Customs rakes in N971m in Q1.
■ Chinese electronic tycoon on trial.
■ Kenyan flower farmers fight to overcome ash cloud.
■ Danger of iPod decibels that match a jet engine.
■ How did three people survive this?
■ Iceland's volcano a mouthful to say.
■ Why the torment of the grave is hidden from man.
■ I didn't revoke FCT plots-Minister.
■ Dallaje Ingawa dam to gulp N4.3bn.
■ FCT minister vows to decongest city centre.
■ Conman jailed 4yrs over N1.8m.
■ Suspect disappears from court.
■ AMAC chairman-elect to tackle education problems.
■ INEC wants special fund for female candidates.
■ How to achieve credible elections, by Murtala Aliyu.
■ Don't expect mirades in South Africa- Ericsson.
■ Home based Eagles: NFF give excuse for missed visas.
■ Cash demands hurt Nigeria's build-up.
■ Nnaji writes Bio on NFF tenure.
■ Okocha sticks to his guns.
■ Dramatic run-ins as Europe enters home straight.
■ Reflections on the family.
Daily trust newspaper, Monday, April 26, 2010: trust is a burden, vol. 24 no. 16. Jumada Ula 12, 1431 A.H.
(Utako District, Abuja: Media Trust Nigeria Limited, 2010-04-16) MEDIA trust Nigeria limited.
■ HCS: Federal workers to get pay hike.
■ Monguno to Jonathan: Abide by PDP zoning or quit.
■ Nigeria under civilian dictatorship -Kukah.
■ Gunmen kill The Nation reporter.
■ I took over a failed state -Lamido.
■ Nigeria, US to fight nuke proliferation.
■ Ali handed over N281.8m to Ogbulafor — PDP.
■ Organised labour vows to tackle corrupt judiciary.
■ Presidency: No chance for recycled leaders -Shekarau.
■ 150 arrested over FCT minister's Bauchi visit.
■ Mark assures on Jos crises culprits.
■ Balarabe Musa asks opposition to exploit PDP crisis.
■ Hunger forces suspect to accept charges.
■ LG provides solar-powered boreholes.
■ Police ban hawking along Riyom/KVom way.
■ Burundi's president to run for second term.
■ Hungarians vote in second round of general elections.
■ Jimoh Ibrahim takes over Virgin Nigeria Airline.
■ Atedo Peterside is Cadbury's Chairman.
■ Agric modernisation key to food security -Minister.
■ I eat tuwo and masa, but I regret not speaking Kanuri, Hausa.
■ NAICOM to launch compulsory insurance package in Sokoto.
■ AfDB to get 3-fold capital increase.
■ US presidential summit on entrepreneurship starts today.
■ Boy, 3, tells how he 'saw grandmother in Heaven' before being brought back from the dead after falling into pond.
■ Capital punishment is'murder by the state.
■ We don't want to be served by a black person'.
■ 4th Abuja housing show holds Tuesday.
■ China to build 150-bed Abuja hospital.
■ NSE lauds local content bill.
■ REDAN wants fast passage of land reform Bill.
■ Naira.com deploys e-voting application for CIPM.
■ USPF should be open to states in their activities -ICT Director.
■ Beware! Mobile phone raises stress level.
■ My wife abandoned me during trying periods.
■ Two in court over transformer oil theft.
■ CPC will end PDP rule in Bauchi.
■ Obasi strikes twice.
■ North East endorses Lulu.
■ Ike Uche is back!
■ Kebede wins London marathon.
■ Rampant Liverpool send Burnley down.
■ Rooney out of United's title bid.
■ Tevez to walk away if Man.City miss out on Champions League spot.
■ IBB: The age of his ideas.