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      Sunday 12 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      Nigeria police detain suspects near a polling station in Bauchi state in April 2011. Nigeria has deployed thousands of police for a governor's election in Bayelsa, the oil-rich home state of President Goodluck Jonathan that has been wracked by pre-vote violence.
      Bulletin: Nigerian state holds governor polls

      Bulletin: Nigerian state holds governor polls

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      Public transport motorcylists drive past an Islamic inscription on a sign post in Maiduguri, capital of Borno State, in 2010. Two explosions went off Friday outside a customs building in Nigeria's flashpoint city of Maiduguri, the base of Boko Haram Islamists blamed for a series of attacks, residents said.
      Bulletin: Two blasts rock Nigeria's flashpoint city Maiduguri

      Bulletin: Two blasts rock Nigeria's flashpoint city Maiduguri

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      The partially destroyed St Theresa Catholic Church in Madalla after the December 2011 attack. Nigerian authorities on Friday re-arrested the alleged mastermind of a Christmas Day church bombing that killed at least 44 people after he escaped in suspicious circumstances, officials said.
      Bulletin: Nigeria re-arrests church bombing 'mastermind'

      Bulletin: Nigeria re-arrests church bombing 'mastermind'

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      British Airways and Virgin Atlantic planes at London's Heathrow airport. A Nigerian judicial panel has thrown out fines totaling $235 million imposed on British Airways and Virgin Atlantic by the country's civil aviation authorities, officials said Friday.
      Bulletin: Nigeria cancels fines on BA, Virgin

      Bulletin: Nigeria cancels fines on BA, Virgin

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      Dangote group president Aliko Dangote at an event in 2007. Nigerian manufacturing group Dangote has opened a one-billion-dollar cement plant near the economic capital Lagos, one of the largest investments in the oil-rich west African country.
      Bulletin: Nigeria's Dangote opens $1 bn cement plant

      Bulletin: Nigeria's Dangote opens $1 bn cement plant

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      The smuggling of fuel can be a dangerous game
      Article: Boko Haram fallout: Nigeria/Cameroon fuel smuggling

      Article: Boko Haram fallout: Nigeria/Cameroon fuel smuggling

      When Nigeria closed its border with Cameroon following a series of deadly attacks by the...
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      Motorists queue on the Onitsha-Asaba highway in the southern Nigerian city of Onitsha, in 2005. Rioting in Onitsha and Asaba Thursday over a police killing forced Muslims to take shelter at barracks over fears they would be targeted in reprisal attacks.
      Bulletin: Riot sparks fear among Muslims in southern Nigeria

      Bulletin: Riot sparks fear among Muslims in southern Nigeria

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      A mine worker walks to work at the Impala Platinum mine in Rusternburg, South Africa, in 2011. The scramble for oil and mining contracts in Africa's most resource-rich countries risks aggravating corruption and instability on the continent, Global Witness warned Thursday.
      Bulletin: Scramble for African resources fuels graft: report

      Bulletin: Scramble for African resources fuels graft: report

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      Frontier between Cameroon and Nigeria at Amchide
      Article: Boko Haram: hard blow for neighbouring Cameroon

      Article: Boko Haram: hard blow for neighbouring Cameroon

      Since the closure of the border between Nigeria and Cameroon following recent attacks by...
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      A resident walks inside the premises of a partially burnt police station in the Sheka neighbourhood of the northern Nigerian city of Kano, in January 2012. The head of the secret police in Kano, ravaged by violence claimed by the Islamist Boko Haram group, said Wednesday its members wore police uniforms to launch attacks.
      Bulletin: Nigerian Islamists wear police kit for attacks: official

      Bulletin: Nigerian Islamists wear police kit for attacks: official

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