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Joel Olatunde Agoi
Shock follows UN attack in Nigeria
Africa
Joel Olatunde Agoi
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27 Aug 2011
Families are searching the rubble from a bomb blast at UN headquarters in Nigeria for loved ones.
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Nigeria marks 15 years since execution of Saro-Wiwa
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Joel Olatunde Agoi
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10 Nov 2010
Nigeria marked 15 years since the execution of activist Ken Saro-Wiwa and his campaign against the oil industry drew the world's attention to abuses.
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Nigeria’s oil riches benefit few 50 years after independence
Africa
Joel Olatunde Agoi
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29 Sep 2010
It only became worse for Joseph Udoh after his home caught fire -- and his struggles illustrate the stress many Nigerians live through 50 years after independence, despite the country's oil wealth.
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Yar’Adua’s oil reforms run into troubled waters
Africa
Joel Olatunde Agoi
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John Vida
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6 May 2010
The death of Nigeria's president Umaru Yar'Adua jeopardises long-awaited reforms of the nation's decrepit and corruption-ridden oil sector.
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Nigeria power transfer ‘is needed political tonic’
Africa
Joel Olatunde Agoi
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12 Feb 2010
Transfer of power to Goodluck Jonathan as Nigeria's acting president is the tonic needed to revive governance in the key oil producer, analysts say.
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