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Abuja -
The main suspect in the Christmas day bombing at the St. Theresa's Catholic Church Madalla, Suleja, kabir Umaru Sokoto, who escaped police custody has been re-arrested.
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Yenagoa -
The militant Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, over the weekend bombed an oil trunk pipeline at Brass in Bayelsa State belonging to the Italian oil company ENI. The company in an email statement confirmed the attack.
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Kaduna -
Nigerian security agents say they have arrested the spokesman of the militant Islamic group Boko Haram on Wednesday. The man believed to be Abu Qaqa was arrested in his house in Kaduna. He was found hiding under his bed, a "highly-placed" source said.
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A Nigerian High court on Friday sentenced a car mechanic to death by hanging for stealing a car stereo back in June 2002.
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Ibadan -
"There is a mythical Never-Never land somewhere overseas where electric power supply is constant and one may live an entire lifetime without ever witnessing an incident of power outage."
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Kano -
The Emir of Kano Alhaji Ado Bayero, broke down in tears as he recounted the carnage inflicted on his city by Boko Haram attacks in which about 200 people were reportedly killed.
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Kano -
Hospital officials say the death toll in the Friday attacks by Boko Haram, in the northern Nigeria city of Kano, has risen to over 150 with some reports quoting 200. These figures make the attacks the deadliest since the group's insurgency began.
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A 24-hour curfew has been imposed in Nigeria's 2nd largest city of Kano after the militant Islamist group Boko Haram attacked police stations and government offices. Over 100 persons are now reportedly dead.
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Counterfeit anti-malaria drugs are being distributed throughout Africa to the extent that the lives of millions of people could be endangered.
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Lagos -
The BBC and the CNN have asked that the Nigerian authorities explain why agents of the Nigerian State Security Service (SSS) invaded their offices in Lagos and demanded that they stop reporting on the protests over removal of fuel subsidy.
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