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Tuesday 21 May

Nigerian police patrol the northern town of Bauchi in April 28, 2011. Suspected Islamist extremists have killed 15 Christians by slitting their throats in an attack on a village in Nigeria's volatile northeast, residents and a relief source say.

Bulletin: 'Islamists' slit 15 Christians' throats in Nigeria

Bulletin: 'Islamists' slit 15 Christians' throats in Nigeria

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Map of Nigeria locating the northeastern city of Potiskum. Nigerian soldiers have killed four suspected extremists and lost one policeman in the latest crackdown on the Islamist Boko Haram group in the country's restive northeast, according to the military.

Bulletin: Five dead as troops battle Islamists in northern Nigeria

Bulletin: Five dead as troops battle Islamists in northern Nigeria

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Police on patrol in Bauchi, the capital of Nigeria's nothern Bauchi state, in April 28, 2011. Gunmen suspected of belonging to the Boko Haram Islamist group have killed seven people in separate attacks in Nigeria's volatile north, the police and army said Saturday.

Bulletin: Gunmen kill seven in Nigeria's volatile north

Bulletin: Gunmen kill seven in Nigeria's volatile north

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Police on patrol in Bauchi, the capital of nothern Nigeria's Bauchi state, in April 28, 2011. Attackers on Friday opened fire and threw explosives at government buildings in a northeastern Nigerian town along the border with Cameroon that has hit previously by robbery gangs, police and residents said.

Bulletin: Gang rampages in Nigerian border town: police

Bulletin: Gang rampages in Nigerian border town: police

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Chelsea's Nigerian midfielder Victor Moses scores at Liberty Stadium in Swansea,

Article: Nigeria: Top Google searches 2012

Article: Nigeria: Top Google searches 2012

Jamb – the Joint Admissions And Matriculation Board – is the most-searched...

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Vendors sell their wares on Cater bridge which connects Lagos Island with Mainland at Idumota in Lagos 21 December, 2006. Fire that tore through a district of Nigeria's largest city after an explosion at a fireworks warehouse destroyed 10 buildings in addition to killing one person and wounding 40.

Bulletin: Lagos fireworks blaze destroys 10 buildings

Bulletin: Lagos fireworks blaze destroys 10 buildings

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A building stocked with fireworks on fire in Lagos on December 26, 2012. A strong explosion hit a building believed to be storing fireworks for the Christmas and New Year festivals in the sprawling Lagos Island, the oldest and most denely packed neighbourhoods in the Nigerian economic capital Lagos.

Bulletin: Explosion, fire in crowded area of Nigeria's Lagos

Bulletin: Explosion, fire in crowded area of Nigeria's Lagos

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People stand in front of the partially destroyed St Theresa Catholic Church after a bomb blast in the Madala Zuba district of Nigeria's capital Abuja on December 25, 2011. Gunmen attacked a church in volatile northern Nigeria during a Christmas Eve service, killing six people including the pastor, before setting the building ablaze, residents and police said Tuesday.

Bulletin: Nigeria gunmen kill six at midnight church service

Bulletin: Nigeria gunmen kill six at midnight church service

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Police in Nigeria detain suspicious people near a polling station in Bauchi on April 28, 2011. The country's secret police on Monday arrested two journalists after a report of alleged abuses by troops battling Islamist extremist group Boko Haram, their newspaper said.

Bulletin: Nigeria arrests 2 journalists after army abuse story: paper

Bulletin: Nigeria arrests 2 journalists after army abuse story: paper

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A naval security operative patrols the creeks of the Niger Delta in a military gun boat, 2008. Pirates attacked an Italian ship off Nigeria and kidnapped four sailors, including three Italians, in the latest such incident off the country's oil-producing southern coast.

Bulletin: Pirates attack vessel off Nigeria, kidnap four sailors

Bulletin: Pirates attack vessel off Nigeria, kidnap four sailors

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