|  Bulls push oil over US$126
| Oil jumped to a new intraday record of US$126.20 a barrel at the weekend, extending gains to more than 11 per cent since the start of the month on fuel supply concerns and a rush of speculator buying. | "It a...
Nigerian Film Industry Thrives
| Nigeria's film industry was in the spotlight at the just concluded Zuma Film Festival in Abuja. The Nigerian film industry has grown rapidly to become the third largest in the world, after that of the United ...
Yar'Adua Warns On Future of Oil
President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua yesterday visited Yenagoa, the capital of Bayelsa State in what is his first visit to the Niger Delta region since he was sworn in as president of the federal republic. | ...
Trafficking of teenagers on the rise in N Nigeria
| KANO, Nigeria - The trafficking of teenage girls from poor villages to northern Nigerian cities to work as domestic help for meagre wages is on the rise, officials said at the weekend. | 'The business of recr...
Teenage trafficking on the rise in northern Nigeria -
| 1 hour, 8 minutes ago | KANO, Nigeria (AFP) - The trafficking of teenage girls from poor villages to northern Nigerian cities to work as domestic help for meagre wages is on the rise, officials said at the we...
Through tears, mother keeps a vision of healing her child
| Helen Omeje has chosen her daughter's outfit for the day: black sweats and a black-and-white striped shirt. They're secondhand; donated, just like the rest of the clothes - indeed, everything - in their apart...
Through tears, a vision of healing
| Helen Omeje has chosen her daughter's outfit for the day: black sweats and a black-and-white striped shirt. They're secondhand; donated, just like the rest of the clothes - indeed, everything - in their apart...
Stranded Nigerian footballer heads home after long ordeal
| By Our Sports Reporter | KARACHI, May 10: A Nigerian football player, who remained stranded in Pakistan for almost three months after being denied contract and compensation by a local club, has finally left f...
China says 3 of its construction workers abducted in Nigeria have been freed
| : Three Chinese construction workers who were abducted in southern Nigeria's troubled oil region have been released, the government said Saturday. | The Chinese were freed Friday after three days in captivity...
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San Diego BEIJING - Three Chinese construction workers who were abducted in southern Nigeria's troubled oil re... | Nigeria on terror alert
News24 | Lagos - Nigeria's security services were on high alert on Saturday after a warning from the police... | Siasia unhappy with preparations
BBC News | Nigeria under-23 coach Samson Siasia is unhappy with his preparations for the 2008 Beijing Olympic... | China Says 3 Abducted Workers Freed in Nigeria
Voa News | China's Foreign Ministry says three Chinese construction workers kidnapped earlier this week in so... | Platt Survey: OPEC Output Down for April
Stockhouse | The 13 members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) pumped an average 31.87... | Shell losing 30,000 barrels per day after Nigeria oil attacks
Turkish Press | Shell's Awoba plant on the Sambreiro River in the Niger Delta, 25 September 2005. Oil major Royal ... | Nigeria unrests costs Shell dear
Al Jazeera The Shell oil company said it is losing the equivalent of 30,000 barrels of crude oil per day in Nig... | Three Chinese workers freed in Nigeria -
Yahoo Daily News | 1 hour, 4 minutes ago | BEIJING (AFP) - Three Chinese construction workers kidnapped on Tuesday in... | Nigeria on al-Qaeda alert
Independent online | Lagos - Nigeria's security services were on high alert on Saturday after a warning from the police... | Shell losing 30,000 barrels per day after Nigeria oil attacks
Khaleej Times | PORT HARCOURT, Nigeria - Oil major Royal Dutch Shell said Saturday it was losing the equivalent of... | Police Chief Warns Of Al-Qaeda Bomb Plot
All Africa INSPECTOR General of Police, Mike Okiro, alerted the nation yesterday that Al-Quaeda terrorists netw... | Abducted Chinese workers released in Nigeria
Khaleej Times | CALABAR, Nigeria - Three Chinese construction workers abducted in a remote southeast Nigerian stat... | Shell losing 30,000 barrels per day after Nigeria oil attacks -
Yahoo Daily News | 58 minutes ago | PORT HARCOURT, Nigeria (AFP) - Oil major Royal Dutch Shell said Saturday it was l... | Al Qaeda targeting Nigeria, police chief warns - report
The Star | LAGOS (Reuters) - Al Qaeda Islamist militants have renewed their threat to bomb targets in Nigeria... | No previous results
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