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Nigeria

Nigeria sweating over fitness of star players for final
Article
/ 9 February 2013

Nigeria sweating over fitness of star players for final

Nigeria are sweating over the fitness of two of their best players, Emmanuel Emenike and Victor Moses, ahead of Sunday’s Africa Cup of Nations final.

By Nick Reeves
Nigeria book a spot in Afcon final
Article
/ 6 February 2013

Nigeria book a spot in Afcon final

A stunning first-half display helped Nigeria book their place in the Afcon final by beating Mali 4-1 in the semifinal at Moses Mabhida Stadium.

By Sapa
Keshi: Africa doesn’t need mediocre white coaches
Article
/ 5 February 2013

Keshi: Africa doesn’t need mediocre white coaches

Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi has spoken out against the appointment of "mediocre" European coaches by African teams, ahead of his side’s tie with Mali.

By Carlos Amato
Nigeria and Mali to go head-to-head at Afcon semifinal
Article
/ 5 February 2013

Nigeria and Mali to go head-to-head at Afcon semifinal

The Africa Cup of Nations enters its semifinal stage in Durban with Nigeria and Mali set for an unexpected meeting in the east coast city.

By Thahir Asmal
Henry Okah’s prison sentencing postponed
Africa
/ 4 February 2013

Henry Okah’s prison sentencing postponed

The sentencing process of Nigerian terrorist Henry Okah has been postponed until February 28 by the High Court in Johannesburg.

By Sapa
Nigeria dump Cote d’Ivoire out of Afcon
Article
/ 3 February 2013

Nigeria dump Cote d’Ivoire out of Afcon

Nigeria shocked title favourites Cte d’Ivoire 2-1 on Sunday in their Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinal match in Rustenburg.

By PJ Van Rooyen
Afcon: Zambia goalkeeper salvages draw against Nigeria
Article
/ 25 January 2013

Afcon: Zambia goalkeeper salvages draw against Nigeria

Zambia goalkeeper Kennedy Mweene, a noted penalty saving and taking specialist, scored from the spot to salvage a 1-1 draw against Nigeria.

By Nick Reeves
Moses returns from injury to boost Nigeria at Afcon
Article
/ 24 January 2013

Moses returns from injury to boost Nigeria at Afcon

Chelsea winger Victor Moses, who has missed Nigeria’s opening game, is expected to enter the Africa Cup of Nations fray against Zambia.

By Nick Reeves
Afcon: Burkina Faso’s Troare strikes late to hold Nigeria to a draw
Article
/ 22 January 2013

Afcon: Burkina Faso’s Troare strikes late to hold Nigeria to a draw

Super sub Alain Traore bagged the equaliser deep in injury time to earn Burkina Faso a 1-1 draw against 10-man Nigeria.

By Nick Reeves
Nigeria’s Emenike scores ahead of Afcon
Article
/ 13 January 2013

Nigeria’s Emenike scores ahead of Afcon

Nigeria edged Dutch club Sparta Rotterdam 1-0 behind closed doors this weekend in a final warm-up match to 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.

By David Legge
‘Fuel explosion’ and fire erupts at Nigeria’s main port
Africa
/ 9 January 2013

‘Fuel explosion’ and fire erupts at Nigeria’s main port

An explosion and fire hit a barge at Nigeria’s main seaport in Lagos, shaking buildings in the area and wounding at least four people, officials said.

By Joel Olatunde Agoi
Six killed in Christmas church attack in Nigeria
Article
/ 26 December 2012

Six killed in Christmas church attack in Nigeria

Gunmen have killed six people at a church in Nigeria, making 2012 the third year that Christmas services have come under deadly attack in the country.

By Reuters
Suicide bombers target telecom companies in Nigeria
Africa
/ 22 December 2012

Suicide bombers target telecom companies in Nigeria

Authorities have blamed a radical Islamist sect for twin suicide car bombings targeting two major mobile phone companies
in Nigeria.

By Yinka Ibukun
Boko Haram killings increase in West Africa
Article
/ 5 December 2012

Boko Haram killings increase in West Africa

More than 770 people have been killed in a spate of Boko Haram attacks in Western Africa and seem to be growing more violent.

By Jon Gambrell
New laws bind Shanduka in Nigeria
Article
/ 30 November 2012

New laws bind Shanduka in Nigeria

Eyebrows have been raised at possible corporate breaches around the purchase of Shanduka Group’s minority stake in MTN Nigeria.

By Staff Reporter
Gates joins Africa’s richest man to fight polio in Nigeria
Africa
/ 27 November 2012

Gates joins Africa’s richest man to fight polio in Nigeria

The richest man in Africa and the wealthiest man from the US have joined forces in the battle against polio, which has seen a resurgence in Nigeria.

By Sapa Afp
Probe alleges Nigeria lost billions in oil revenue
Africa
/ 25 November 2012

Probe alleges Nigeria lost billions in oil revenue

A probe alleging Nigeria has lost out on billions of dollars through questionable practices in the oil-and-gas industry has stirred controversy.

By Staff Reporter
Video shows Nigerian troops executing captives
Africa
/ 18 November 2012

Video shows Nigerian troops executing captives

A video obtained by Reuters shows Nigerian troops shooting unarmed captives in broad daylight in Maiduguri, the bastion of an Islamist insurgency.

By Staff Reporter
Newbies get stable rating from Moody’s
Article
/ 9 November 2012

Newbies get stable rating from Moody’s

Three up-and-coming African nations, Nigeria, Zambia and Kenya have each received their first sovereign credit rating by Moody’s investor service.

By Staff Reporter
Fela Kuti finally gets a welcome home
Article
/ 2 November 2012

Fela Kuti finally gets a welcome home

Fifteen years after his death, the man who was a thorn in the side of officials in Nigeria has been honoured by the authorities with whom he tangled.

By Staff Reporter
23 killed, buildings burnt in suspected Boko Haram attacks in Nigeria
Africa
/ 20 October 2012

23 killed, buildings burnt in suspected Boko Haram attacks in Nigeria

Residents in northeastern Nigeria say 23 people have been killed and schools and government buildings were burnt in attacks by Islam group Boko Haram.

By Staff Reporter
Aeroplane thriller flies close to Nigeria’s reality
Article
/ 13 October 2012

Aeroplane thriller flies close to Nigeria’s reality

In Nigeria, Last Flight to Abuja has become the first home-grown production to outsell Hollywood films this year.

By Staff Reporter
Hip-hop skipping across continents.
Article
/ 12 October 2012

Hip-hop skipping across continents.

African hip-hop rappers seem to be the setting standard of how the music should be made internationally.

By Afua Hirsch
Nigerian authorities ‘knew about planned terror attack’
Africa
/ 4 October 2012

Nigerian authorities ‘knew about planned terror attack’

Nigerian security authorities were informed of an imminent attack before the 2010 terrorist bombings in Abuja that left 12 people dead and 36 injured.

By Staff Reporter
Suicide bomber hits Catholic church in Nigeria
Africa
/ 23 September 2012

Suicide bomber hits Catholic church in Nigeria

A suicide bomber attacked a Catholic church conducting Mass in northern Nigeria on Sunday, injuring and killing an unknown number of people.

By Staff Reporter
Tens of thousands join anti-Islam film protests in Nigeria
Africa
/ 22 September 2012

Tens of thousands join anti-Islam film protests in Nigeria

"Death to America, death to Israel, death to the enemies of Islam" shouted crowds of Muslim protesters stretching several kilometres in Kano, Nigeria.

By Staff Reporter
The tough alchemy of Ben Okri
Article
/ 21 September 2012

The tough alchemy of Ben Okri

The famed novelist of ‘The Famished Road’ asks the hard questions of Marikana, Nigeria and leadership.

By Percy Zvomuya
London pulls in Nigerian shoppers
Africa
/ 21 September 2012

London pulls in Nigerian shoppers

Nigeria’s middle class is flocking to the UK to spend its cash on everything from meat to undies and is the UK’s fourth biggest foreign spender.

By Staff Reporter
Nigeria set for Cup of Nations comeback
Article
/ 9 September 2012

Nigeria set for Cup of Nations comeback

Fallen giants Nigeria are poised to reach the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations despite being held 2-2 by Liberia this weekend in a final round qualifier.

By David Legge
New digital music service is a Nigerian love affair
Article
/ 7 September 2012

New digital music service is a Nigerian love affair

Michael Ugwu was born into a Nigerian family in London, but remaining connected to his culture was important.

By Lloyd Gedye
Shell sells stake in Nigerian onshore oil block
Article
/ 3 September 2012

Shell sells stake in Nigerian onshore oil block

Shell said on Monday it has completed the sale of its share of an onshore oil block in southern Nigeria to a consortium for $102-million.

By Sapa Afp
Nigeria’s Cabinet agrees to $30.8bn budget plan for 2013
Article
/ 9 August 2012

Nigeria’s Cabinet agrees to $30.8bn budget plan for 2013

Nigeria’s Cabinet has agreed to increase spending by 5% but reduce the deficit in next year’s budget to be sent to Parliament for approval in August.

By Felix Onuah
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