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  • November 8
  • Vanguard Nigeria: State Govt Seeks Return of Stolen Benin Artifacts

    Edo State government wants the United Nations General Assembly to prevail on the British government and other suspected looters to return stolen Benin artifacts.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Cheering Our Boys to Victory

    Has any Lagos-based football fan bothered to ask why the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) have not staged any match involving any of our national teams for a very long time now? Since the Super Eagles lost to the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon at the final of Ghana-Nigeria-2000 right at the National Stadium, Lagos, one can't remember the senior national team having played another game, whether ...

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Eaglets Are On Course - Obuh

    Golden Eaglets gaffer, John Obuh, has declared that his team have overcome initial nerves after they hit five goals past New Zealand's Kiwi in a round of 16 match at the Abuja National Stadium on Thursday night.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Emmanuel, Simply the Best

    As quarter-final action resumes today in the on-going FIFA U-17 World Cup Nigeria 2009, Golden Eaglets forward, Shehu Sani Emmanuel, with three goals in just two games, is considered among the top contenders for the Adidas Golden Shoe. Currently placed second behind top scorer, Uruguay's Sebastian Gallegos, Emmanuel saw action for only 73 minutes, while the likes of Gallegos and Sergi Roberto (3 ...

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Mazembe Clinch C/League Title

    Tout Puissant Mazembe of Democratic Republic of Congo bridged a 41-year gap by regaining the CAF Champions League title.

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  • November 7
  • This Day Nigeria: African Media Urged to Embrace Digital Revolution

    African media leaders ended their meeting in Lagos yesterday with a call on owners and operators of media organisations to embrace the digital revolution for seamless information dissemination on the continent.

  • Daily Champion Nigeria: Govt Procures Device to Detect Fake Drugs

    The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), yesterday joined the global effort in the use of a cutting-edge technology to fight counterfeiting in Nigeria.

  • IRIN Guinea: Political Crisis Only Sharpens Daily Hardship

    Even when Guinea is not facing political crisis and reeling from a massacre, daily life is gruelling for many and instability is never far away.

  • November 6
  • This Day Nigeria: Yar'Adua - No Going Back On Deregulation

    President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua said yesterday that there was no going back on the planned deregulation of the downstream sector of the petroleum industry.

  • This Day Western Sahara: 'Release Human Rights Activists,' AU Body Tells Morocco

    A majority of sixty-eight members of the Pan- African Parliament (PAP) have adopted the motion to exert pressure on the government of the Kingdom of Morocco to release the seven human rights activists that were "abducted upon their return from visiting their families in the Saharawi refugee camps."

  • This Day Nigeria: House in Rowdy Session Over State of the Nation

    Decorum was thrown to the wind yesterday as a debate on the "State of the Nation" gave way to chaos, pitting honourable members of the House of Representatives against one another.

  • This Day Nigeria: Niger Delta Militants Commit to Ceasefire

    The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) has assured that the position of its leader, Mr. Henry Okah on the amnesty programme of the federal government while reflecting the truth of the situation will not lead to resumption of attacks by its commanders.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: Niger Border Not Closed, FG Says

    The federal government yesterday said Nigeria has not closed its borders with Niger Republic.

  • CharlesTaylorTrial.org Liberia: Taylor Accuses Britain of Violating UN Arms Embargo

    Charles Taylor today accused Britain of transporting arms to Sierra Leone in violation of a United Nations arms embargo on the country, and of using him as a scapegoat by falsely accusing him of responsibility for the flow of arms into the country. Mr. Taylor also denied widespread press and investigative reports that the terrorist group, Al Qaeda, traded diamonds with Sierra Leonean rebels under ...

  • This Day Africa: Media Owners Seek Integration of Old, New Media

    Various speakers at the second African Media Leaders Forum (AMLF), which began in Lagos yesterday, have called for an integration of the old and new media in presenting information to the people of the continent.

  • Vanguard Nigeria: No Going Back On Deregulation, Says Yar'Adua

    PRESIDENT Umaru Yar'Adua has said that the deregulation of the downstream sub-sector of the petroleum industry is inevitable, but that government is still holding consultations with stakeholders on the necessity of the action.

  • Daily Observer Gambia: Well Done! [editorial]

    It is a common saying that your best friend is the one who assists you to become what you want to be. The same goes with nations. In exercise of their right to association, the best partner is the one that aids in the other's development process. In this regard, we commend the United States embassy for services they render to facilitate the development of this country particularly rural areas.

  • Ghanaian Chronicle Ghana: Govt Decision Must Be Reviewed Now [editorial]

    When former President Kufuor decided to put up the presidential palace at the then Flagstaff House, President Mills was one of the people who vehemently protested against the decision. The Chronicle does not fault the latter for his views over the issue, because most Ghanaians at the time kicked against the decision, since the general view was that the project was not a priority one for ...

  • UN News Cape Verde: UN Agency Helps Officials in Country Tackle Outbreak of Dengue Fever

    Officials from the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO) are at work in the Atlantic Ocean archipelago of Cape Verde to help local authorities battle the country's first reported epidemic of dengue fever.

  • IRIN Mauritania: Malnutrition Has No Season in Nouakchott

    At the health centre in Dar Naim, a working class neighbourhood of Nouakchott, the building for malnourished children is always full: in rural areas the seasons and crops affect malnutrition levels whereas in the capital this phenomenon remains constant throughout the year.

  • Foroyaa Gambia: Women Gardeners Could Earn 102 Million Dalasis Annually If [editorial]

    In 2008 alone the Gambia imported 75 Million Dalasis worth of fruits and Vegetables.

  • Analyst Liberia: 'Monrovia Stands Still' [editorial]

    The opposition Liberty Party (LP) is expected to hold Monrovia and its environs at a stands till When it carry out a formal campaign rally today, November 6,2009 at the Antoinette Tubman stadium (ATS).

  • This Day Nigeria: Pa Soludo - Police Arrest Suspects

    Anambra state Police Command yesterday said some people had been arrested in connection with the kidnap of Pa Simeon Soludo, the 78-year-old father of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate in the February 6, 2010 governorship elections in Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, who was released Wednesday night by those who abducted him from his family house about 10 days ago.

  • This Day Nigeria: Swine Flu - Nema Mobilises Stakeholders

    Following the confirmation of the first case of Swine Flu (HINI) in Nigeria in which a nine-year-old female student in Lagos was said to have tested positive on Wednesday, National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) yesterday said it had commenced talks with key stakeholders in the health sector on the implementation of mitigation measures against possible spread of the epidemic in the country.

  • Daily Trust Nigeria: 6,000 MW Power Target Report Card

    With seven weeks left in the Federal Government's promised 6,000megawatts power generation target by year's end, the country currently generates 2,900mw of power even though all the $5.09 billion [about N762.93 billion] special intervention funds for the sector this year have been spent. This much became clear yesterday from the speech by Minister of Power Mr. Remi Babalola at his Ministerial ...




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