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EFCC arraigns a Polish woman in court for fraud

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arraigned Dora Gilmaska, a Polish woman, before an Abuja High Court presided by Justice Abubakar Umar, on a one count charge of fraud. Gilmaska, the Executive Officer of Icon Media and Marketing Agency Limited, is being prosecuted for issuing dud a cheque of N9 million to one Tayo Olugbemi. When arraigned, the accused pleaded not guilty to the offence, prompting her counsel, Chris Okoye, to file an application…
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Ekaete Umoh emerges Rehabilitation International Vice President for Africa

Ekaete Umoh emerges the Next Rehabilitation International Vice President for Africa Pledges to Address the Long-Neglected Concerns for Nigerians/Africans with Disabilities and Full Implementations of the UN CRPD. By Chief Eric Ndubueze Ufom (INCHEON-SOUTH KOREA) The 22nd RI World Congress Four days event, ended at Icheon, South Korea on November 2nd 2012. Ekaete Umoh of Nigeria emerged as the new Vice President for African Region, after being sworn in at the 22nd RI World Congress.…
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Nigerian police arrested 100 MASSOB members in Enugu

LAGOS, Nigeria - Police in southeast Nigeria say they arrested about 100 members of the Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafara (MASSOB) who were marching and waving the flag of the failed breakaway Republic of Biafra. Police spokesman Ebere Amaraizu said the arrests happened early Monday as unarmed members of the Biafra Zionist Movement marched near Enugu city. The spokesman said the marchers carried the rising sun flags of the Biafran republic…
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Nigeria floods killed 363 persons, displace 2.1 million - NEMA

LAGOS, Nigeria - Nigeria's National Emergency Management Agency says 363 people died over months of flooding across the nation and 2.1 million others were displaced. The agency made the announcement Monday as Nigeria's annual rainy season is coming to an end. The report covered July through the end of October. The agency said Adamawa and Kogi state suffered the worst casualties, with more than 18,000 people injured during this time. Heavy seasonal rains typically cause…
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Witnesses say JTF killed 30 in Maiduguri

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria - Nigerian troops shot dead at least 30 people during raids in the northeast city of Maiduguri, bastion of the radical Islamist sect Boko Haram, witnesses and hospital staff said on Friday.   Three witnesses told Reuters that soldiers from the Joint Task Force (JTF) raided several neighbourhoods in Maiduguri late on Thursday and arrested or shot dead dozens of young men. "More than 30 bodies were brought in by the JTF yesterday…
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Boko Haram wants peace talk mediated by Buhari in Saudi Arabia

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria - An alleged member of the radical Islamist sect Boko Haram set conditions Thursday for peace talks with Nigeria's government, asking that negotiations to end its bloody guerrilla fight be held outside of the nation and that a former military ruler be involved. The demands came during a telephone conference call with local journalists in Maiduguri, the city in northeast Nigeria that once held the sect's main mosque and has suffered the brunt…
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Amnesty accuse Nigeria of abuse on war against Boko Haram

Nigeria is illegally holding hundreds of people suspected of participating in violence perpetrated by the armed group Boko Haram and is denying them access to lawyers, an international rights group has said. Amnesty International alleged in a report released on Thursday that most of those imprisoned around the country are held without criminal charges. Some of the suspects in detention have been summarily executed by security forces before facing trial, the London-based Amnesty said. The…
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Gunmen went berserk killing 20 in Zamfara, Nigeria

Zamfara, Nigeria - Gunmen suspected to belong to a violent robbery gang raided a remote village in Zamfara State, northern Nigeria, killing 20 people in an attack highlighting the growing insecurity in the nation, an official said Wednesday. The assault happened Tuesday morning before dawn in Kabaru, a village near other towns in Zamfara state that were recently attacked by the gang, state spokesman Nuhu Anka said. The gunmen shot dead most of those they…
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8 killed as suicide bomber hits saint Catholic Church in Kaduna

A suicide bomber drove a vehicle packed with explosives into a Catholic church in northern Nigeria, killing at least eight people, wounding nearly 100 and triggering reprisal attacks in which at least two more people died, officials said. The bomber drove a jeep into the packed St Rita's church in the Malali area of Kaduna, a volatile ethnically and religiously mixed city, on Sunday morning. A spokesman for the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) in…
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Unstable passenger cause scare aboard Arik plane on Maiduguri/Abuja flight

There was pandemonium yesterday on an Arik Airline flight from Maiduguri, Borno State, en route Abuja, when a passenger, Mallam Aminu Galadima, stood up mid-air and shouted 'Allah Akbar' (God is great). Suspecting Galadima to be a suicide bomber linked to the Islamic sect, Boko Haram, other passengers panicked, triggering a melee on board the aircraft. Maiduguri, the Borno State capital, is the major operational base of the sect that has killed close to 2,000…
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