Niger Delta News
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Nigeria’s Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta said it has suspended plans to bomb mosques and kill Muslim clerics after heeding appeals from religious groups and prominent citizens including Henry Okah.
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West Texas Intermediate crude rose on speculation that central banks will bolster stimulus after more Americans than projected filed for unemployment benefits and U.S. consumer prices decreased.
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Nigeria’s slow implementation of structural economic reforms is limiting its chances of a credit- rating upgrade, Moody’s Investors Service said.
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Nigeria is gripped by a “civil war” over political patronage and the corruption it fuels, with government officials trying to end systemic graft at risk of losing the battle, central bank Governor Lamido Sanusi said.
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Nigeria’s Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta threatened to bomb mosques and assassinate Muslim clerics, a week after saying it killed 15 security personnel in the southern oil-producing Bayelsa state.
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Nigeria’s Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta threatened to bomb mosques and assassinate Muslim clerics, a week after saying it killed 15 security personnel in the southern oil-producing Bayelsa state.
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At least 30 investors have indicated interest in 10 Nigerian power plants put up for sale by the government, an official in charge of the process said.
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Nigerian troops are hunting for militants who said they killed at least 15 policemen in the oil- rich Niger River delta, a military official said.
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Nigerian authorities recovered 10 bodies of policemen killed in an April 6 attack by gunmen in the oil-rich Niger River delta, while two remain missing, Bayelsa state Police Commissioner Kingsley Omire said.
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The Nigerian military raided a clandestine base in the Niger Delta region and arrested two militants, Maj. Gen. Charles Omoregie said in an e-mailed statement.
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