We have started to collect the most important news related to Nigeria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A proposed Nigerian law banning same-sex marriages is a threat to democracy, says Human Rights Watch.
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Unknown gunmen shoot dead a Lebanese worker heading to work in Port Harcourt, Nigeria's oil capital .
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Nigeria deports thousands of what it says are illegal aliens, but their countries say they have been given no reason.
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A court rules President Olusegun Obasanjo cannot sack his deputy for joining an opposition party.
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Two top Nigerian presidential candidates swap insults, casting doubt on the alliance between their two parties.
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Oil prices dip on Monday following news that a captured US oil worker in Nigeria has been freed.
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An American engineer and his Nigerian driver, who were taken hostage in Nigeria's Delta region, are freed.
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As Nigeria prepares for elections, militant commander Soboma George tells Alex Last the influence of armed groups in the Niger Delta is growing.
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As Nigeria prepares for elections, militant commander Soboma George tells Alex Last the influence of armed groups in the Niger Delta is growing.
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A first public hearing is held in Nigeria's parliament on a new bill seeking to outlaw gay relations.
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A group of 24 Filipino seamen held hostage in Nigeria's oil-rich Delta region are freed after weeks in captivity.
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Africa's first amputee football cup kicks off in Sierra Leone with the host team playing Ghana.
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Nigeria's main opposition parties say they will still field their election candidates accused of corruption.
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Nigeria's ruling party says it will replace all of its election candidates on an official corruption list.
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Nigeria's vice-president is on a list of candidates the anti-graft agency alleges are too corrupt to run in elections.
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The treason trial of Nigerian oil militant Mujahid Dokubo-Asari is again delayed after angry rows in court.
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At least 21 people drown and many more are missing after a boat capsized off Cameroon on its way to Nigeria.
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Nine Chinese workers kidnapped from the offices of a Chinese oil firm in Nigeria's Delta region are released.
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Nigeria's first human fatality from bird flu is confirmed as the H5N1 virus by the World Health Organisation.
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A Nigerian senator says he has received death threats after saying 90% of electoral candidates are corrupt.
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A Lagos woman is the first person in Nigeria to have died with the deadly H5N1 strain of avian flu, a minister says.
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Officials in Nigeria's richest oil state are accused of squandering funds that should go on schools and hospitals.
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The deadline for Nigerians to register for elections is extended as officials struggle to cope.
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A militant group storms through Port Harcourt in Nigeria and springs a gang leader from jail.
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Nigerian police arrest the girlfriend and driver of a Belgian businessman shot dead in the Delta region.
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At least two Chinese workers are kidnapped from the offices of a Chinese oil firm in Nigeria.
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Unidentified gunmen seize an American and a British construction worker in southern Nigeria, police say.
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Philippine President Gloria Arroyo bars workers from going to Nigeria until abducted Filipino seamen are freed.
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Philippine President Gloria Arroyo bars workers from going to Nigeria until abducted Filipino seamen are freed.
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Six Filipino workers are seized by gunmen from a cargo ship in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta region.
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