Author examines the potential of vitural education in Nigeria, including benefits and obstacles. By Tyler Wilson. (11/28/2010)
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Nigeria Proposes Reform of Oil Industry
Article on the political ramifications Nigeria may face if it's oil industry is reformed.
By John Campbell
(Global Post, 11/12/2009)
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Nigeria and Oil
Article discussing the ramifications of oil drilling in Nigeria's oil rich regions. By Anup Shah. (07/03/2004, Global Issues)
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After Yar'Adua's Death
Article on the political environment in Nigeria, following the constitutional designation of Goodluck Jonathan as Nigeria's current President.
By John Campbell
Council on Foreign Relations, 05/06...
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Nigerian corruption: After failed bombing...
Article on inherent glitches in Nigeria's airport security.
By Guest Columnist
(THE STUMP, 01/03/2010)
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Nigeria’s Creaky Political System
Article analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of Nigeria's political system.
By Stephanie Hanson
(Council on Foreign relations,04/12/2007)
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Drop in Nigerian Oil Revenues
Article on the effects of falling crude oil prices on Nigeria's economy. By Gilbert da Costa
(VOANews.com, 03/29/2009)
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A double strike
The number of inbound containers has doubled in the past three years; so far in 2009 there has been no decline. Such is the crush in Lagos that getting cargo from ship to port to lorry still takes an ...
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Nigeria gay activists speak out
Nigerian gay rights activists have told the country's lawmakers that a new bill to outlaw same sex marriage would lead to widespread human rights abuses.
(BBC 03/11/2009)
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Nigeria: Six Militants Killed in Bayelsa
Yenagoa — Men of the Nigerian Army on Thursday invaded the camp of Woki Godswill Ibralayu alias Kitikata who last week attacked the multi-billion dollar Brass Oil Terminal belonging to Italian oil gia...
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Nigeria: Failed Elections, Failing State?
The author describes the significant regression from democratic practices in the April 2007 elections in Nigeria. Additionally, several prescriptions for major actors within Nigeria and the internati...
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Darfur’s Fleeting Moment
With the signing of a peace agreement in Nigeria on May 5 between the Sudanese government and the largest insurgent faction, there is hope for Darfur. By Anthony Lake and Francis Fukuyama. (New York T...
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Prosecuting Charles Taylor
Liberia cannot be rebuilt and peaceful elections cannot be held until their former leader, the notorious warlord Charles Taylor is behind bars. Therefore Nigeria must be turned over to the US for a W...
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Bring Charles Taylor to Justice
The author writes that the United States should press Nigeria, which currently is harboring Charles Taylor, the former Liberian dictator, to turn Mr. Taylor over to the Special Court for Sierra Leone....
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Media violence and terrorism
This publication attempts to reveal some of the profound changes in the way that fundamental liberties such as freedom of expression and press freedom have been affected by terrorism and the efforts b...
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No Fizzle
Sharia thrives (and preys) in Nigeria. By Paul Marshall. (National Review, 2/3/2004)
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