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Niger Delta crisis set to end

afrol News, 4 July - Peace talks scheduled for later this month on Niger Delta are believed would stop all acts of violence and criminality that have beleaguered edgy oil-rich region.

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Politics | Society

Dispute over ceding of Bakassi continues

afrol News, 4 July - Disagreement over the handing over of disputed oil-rich Bakassi Peninsula to Cameroon by Nigeria continues, despite efforts by both West African states to permanently resolve the matter.

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Politics | Economy - Development

Niger Delta peace talks meet dead end

afrol News, 2 July - The Nigerian government's plan to bolster peace in the conflict-plagued region of the Niger Delta has failed with South-South leaders rejecting talks in capital Abuja yesterday. The relentless unrests are said to have cause a major dent in the West African country's oil production and a breakthrough in the disagreements seems far-fetched.

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Politics | Economy - Development | Society

Nigerian barrister jailed for massive fraud

afrol News, 1 July - A Nigerian barrister has been jailed for five years for attempting to cheat Britain £17.5 million through a fraudulent VAT claim and a bogus £100 million aircraft engine deal.

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Indonesia executes two Nigerian drug smugglers

afrol News, 27 June - Two Nigerians, Samuel Okoye, 37 and Hansen Anthony Nwaolisa, 40, were executed by firing squad in Indonesia on Friday after they had been convicted on attempting to smuggle 7kg of heroine into the country.

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Nigeria's insurgents threaten to call off ceasefire

afrol News, 26 June - Nigerian oil militants vowed to breach ceasefire agreement made last Sunday following a blockade at militia camp by Nigeria's Joint Task Force (JTF).

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Economy - Development

Dangerous gasoline offloaded in Nigeria, Ghana

afrol News, 24 June - A vessel from the shipping company Trafigura, "High Land", is currently in the Nigerian port of Lagos, loading off what is allegedly dangerous and poor gasoline, aimed at West African consumers. The vessels last stop was in Tema, Ghana, where it probably also loaded off bad gasoline.

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Economy - Development | Politics

Militia announces cease-fire in Niger Delta

afrol News, 23 June - Nigerian militia responsible for vicious attacks on world's eighth largest oil exporter's lucrative industry as well as abduction of oil workers has declared a unilateral cease-fire starting tomorrow.

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Health

Fresh polio outbreak in northern Nigeria

afrol News, 20 June - Another time, efforts to eradicate polio worldwide are jeopardised by an outbreak in northern Nigeria. The fresh polio outbreak has already spread to two neighbouring countries; Niger and Benin. A further spread is expected.

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Politics | Human rights

Cameroon denies attacks on Bakassi peninsula

afrol News, 20 June - Cameroon has denied claims that its troops abducted scores of Nigerian nationals living on disputed Bakassi peninsula that it has occupied since 2006.

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Politics

Nigeria militia oil attack pushes oil prices

afrol News, 19 June - World oil prices rose to US$137 dollars a barrel on Thursday, following closure of Royal Dutch Shell's Bonga oilfield in Nigeria after an overnight militant attack.

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Economy - Development | Politics

Nigeria suspends oil chief on corruption probe

afrol News, 17 June - Nigeria's Director of Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) was sent to a compulsory leave on Monday pending investigations on alleged corruption in awarding of oil licensing last year.

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Economy - Development | Labour

Nigeria gears to lead steel production in Africa

afrol News, 10 June - The Nigerian government has plans to engage its nationals, especially young engineers to be sound steel and metal operators, as the oil rich west African state gears itself to become one of Africa’s giant steel producer.

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Fresh Nigeria militant attacks claim nine lives

afrol News, 10 June - Nine Nigerian navy personnel were killed and four civilians injured today in a second attack by Nigeria militants in the country's oil-producing Niger Delta.

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Sailor dies in Niger Delta boat attack

afrol News, 9 June - At least one sailor was left dead and several others injured when gunmen on military boats assailed a patrol vessel working for Addax, a Canadian petroleum company in Nigeria's oil producing Niger-Delta region, today.

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» 27.05.2008 - PDP maintains winning steak
» 23.05.2008 - UNAMID suffers horseback ambush
» 22.05.2008 - Nigeria owed $1.91 billion oil funds
» 22.05.2008 - Crash kills 46 Nigerian peacekeepers
» 21.05.2008 - Obasanjo free from probe
» 21.05.2008 - Ecowas Bank offers $1 billion to contain regional food crisis
» 19.05.2008 - Nigeria's "hidden" senator sent to jail
» 16.05.2008 - Nigeria oil blast kills 100
» 15.05.2008 - Nigeria firm signs mobile expansion deal
» 14.05.2008 - US vessel hijacked in Nigeria
» 12.05.2008 - Obasanjo refutes energy graft
» 02.05.2008 - Equatorial Guinean leader tops Africa's media predators
» 29.04.2008 - Former Nigeria governor confronts graft charges

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