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ABUJA, Nigeria, Nov. 26 (UPI) -- The Nigerian government has not prosecuted those responsible for 2008 clashes in the country that left more than 130 civilians dead, Human Rights Watch said.
Nigeria's 2010 budget will be based on an oil price of 57 dollars per barrel, a senior advisor to President Umaru Yar'Adua told reporters on Tuesday as the draft budget was presented to parliament.
A judge failed to turn up to preside over a high-profile Nigerian corruption trial on Monday, causing the second postponement in the case in a month.
Two months after Nigeria’s leaders declared an amnesty program for armed vigilantes a success, there are signs that a relative quiet may not last long.
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A former presidential financial director in Rwanda was fined 1.8 million dollars and jailed for four years for illegal enrichment as Kigali cracks down on corruption, state radio said Saturday.
A Sudanese Christian teenager has been lashed 50 times for wearing what a judge considered an "indecent" knee-length skirt, her lawyer said on Saturday.
There are a few producers, performers, directors and playwrights who have plenty to be thankful for this week. And some others who are eating humble pie.
A man stands atop the wreckage of the Katako market in Jos, which lies adjacent to the divisional police headquarters. It’s high time for the Nigerian government to turn its talk and promises into tangible action.
Western oil companies operating in Nigeria are racing to lock up license renewals ahead of legislation that could boost tax and royalty rates. Amid the negotiating scramble, several big players are expected to recommit to community-development programs and local infrastructure projects.
Avram Grant begins his Portsmouth managerial career in the dug-out opposite Sir Alex Ferguson on Saturday, 18 months after ending his Chelsea reign with defeat to Manchester United in the Champions League final.
Following Dan Hoyles return from his whirlwind, US State Department sponsored tour of Nigeria, The Marsh is presenting 11 additional performances of Tings Dey Happen, his Will Glickman Award winning solo show about Nigerian oil politics. Hoyle will conduct post-show talkbacks after each Thursday and Friday night performance, during which he will answer audience questions and share his ...
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