We have started to collect the most important news related to Nigeria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A Nigerian man who arrived in Ireland as an asylum seeker seven years ago becomes the country's first black mayor.
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A Nigerian man who arrived in Ireland as an asylum seeker seven years ago becomes the country's first black mayor.
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One of Nigeria's main opposition leaders criticises his party's decision to join the government.
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Nigeria's main opposition party says it will join newly elected President Umaru Yar'Adua's government.
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A Nigerian judge rejects the inclusion of more cases in a $7bn Nigerian lawsuit against pharmaceutical giant Pfizer.
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Four foreign hostages are freed unharmed in oil-rich southern Nigeria, after several weeks in captivity.
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Nigeria's trade unions call off a four-day general strike over a rise in petrol prices, after talks with the government.
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Fifteen people are reportedly killed in a gun battle, as Nigeria's army drives militants from an oil platform.
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Nigerian cities are quiet as trade unions strike saying concessions on fuel price rises are "too little, too late".
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Newcastle and Nigeria striker Obafemi Martins escapes uninjured after being shot at while driving in Lagos.
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Nigerian trade unions stage a general strike over fuel prices and VAT, despite government concessions.
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Militants in Nigeria's oil-rich Delta region occupy an oil station, along with about 28 people - including soldiers.
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Nigeria's major trade unions will join a nationwide strike over rises in petrol prices and value-added tax.
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Militants in Nigeria reportedly free 10 Indians more than two weeks after their abduction near Port Harcourt.
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A freed Nigerian oil militant vows to continue his struggle to keep more oil wealth in the Niger Delta.
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Oil militant leader Mujahid Dokubo-Asari is freed on bail after almost two years in custody on treason charges.
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The Nigerian army kills at least eight militants in the oil-producing Niger Delta region, sources say.
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Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe wins the International Man Booker Prize in honour of his literary career.
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Militants in the oil-rich south of Nigeria free 12 foreigners, whom they had been holding hostage.
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Britons have been advised by the Foreign Office to leave three states in Nigeria.
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Nigeria's anti-graft agency gives 15 ex-governors until the end of Friday to turn themselves in or face arrest.
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Nigerian Chimamanda Adichie says she did not expect to win the Orange Prize for Fiction, despite being favourite.
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New President Umaru Yar'Adua gives Nigeria's top electricity managers a last chance to fix power problems.
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Governors of Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta states ask the new president to free oil militant Mujahid Dokubo-Asari.
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Six Russian aluminium workers are kidnapped in Nigeria, and their Nigerian driver shot dead.
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The main militant group in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta pledge to suspend attacks on oil installations for one month.
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Gunmen in Nigeria's Niger Delta snatch three foreigners as the new president announces a crisis summit.
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Nigeria's oil militants say they are ready for dialogue with the new president, if certain conditions are met.
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Four US oil workers kidnapped by armed gunmen in Nigeria's volatile Niger Delta are freed after weeks in captivity.
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Four former Nigerian governors accused of corruption disappear, after their terms of office expired on Tuesday.
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