We have started to collect the most important news related to Nigeria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The number of children in Nigeria killed by a contaminated medicine has risen from 34 in December to 84, the health ministry says.
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Oil militants in Nigeria release a nine-year-old boy kidnapped last week, when his sister, 11, was shot dead.
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The boys who deliver water in Nigeria's cities
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The wife of a former Nigerian oil minister is kidnapped from a bar in Nigeria's Delta region.
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A US court allows Nigerian families to sue drugs giant Pfizer in the US, over its alleged role in a drugs testing scandal.
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Militants in Nigeria's Niger Delta say they are calling off a ceasefire after a military attack on one of their camps.
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An 11-year-old girl is shot dead trying to protect her brother from militants in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta.
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Christians and Muslims wary after Nigerian clashes
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The head of Nigeria's Roman Catholic Church condemns the kidnap of a priest in Nigeria's Niger Delta
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A mob attacks the family of a Nigerian film director jailed for defying Islamic censors.
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A road crash in Nigeria's central Plateau state kills 15 members of a local football team on their way to a match.
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A goat accused of being an armed robber who used witchcraft is in the custody of Nigerian police.
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Nigerian militants free a hostage seized from a fuel tanker off the coast of the Niger Delta
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Nigerian militants badly damage a fuel tanker carrying tonnes of diesel and kidnap a Romanian crew member.
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Islamic police in northern Nigeria tell divorcees to stop a planned protest over women's rights.
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Nigeria's military denies claims it shot civilians during a failed attempt to rescue hostages.
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Nigeria's President Umaru Yar'Adua sets up a team of economic advisors, as he warns of a looming financial crisis.
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Militants in Nigeria's Niger Delta threaten to break a ceasefire after claiming a gang leader was executed by the army.
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A Congolese doctor is awarded the first African of the Year by a Nigerian paper for his work for rape victims.
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Nigeria misses new deadline to stop 'toxic' gas flares
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Two Britons who have been held hostage in Nigeria for months are "alive and well".
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Nine crew members of a French ship taken hostage at the weekend off the coast of Nigeria have been released.
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Renowned Nigerian writer and novelist Elechi Amadi has been kidnapped by gunmen in the Niger Delta region, say officials.
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Nigerian authorities are cracking down on motorcyclists who try to dodge fines for not having a helmet by wearing dried pumpkin shells.
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Pirates seize a ship owned by a French company off the Nigerian coast, taking nine crew hostage.
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The BBC's Sue Lloyd-Roberts argues that Nigerian oil has brought wealth to a few but fuels greed and corruption on a grand scale.
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Ex-minister Nasir el-Rufai is declared a wanted man over the disappearance of millions of dollars from Nigeria.
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Two workers of a Russian aluminium company are kidnapped by gunmen in Nigeria, the company says.
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Former Nigerian governor Lucky Igbinedion is fined $25,000 for embezzling $21m.
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Nigeria's president names a former head of Opec as the country's first minister for petroleum.
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Nigerian police accuse eight foreigners of being 'Islamists' trying to incite violence.
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Nigeria's Supreme Court rejects the final challenge to last year's controversial election of President Umaru Yar'Adua.
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The Nigerian president calls for the rules that protect top politicians from prosecution to be scrapped.
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A self-proclaimed "bishop" who claimed to have killed 110 child 'witches' is arrested in Nigeria.
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Nigeria is flying in an antidote to stem the deaths of babies poisoned by a teething syrup.
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The former head of Nigeria's anti-corruption unit is reportedly receiving death threats.
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Hospitals in a Nigerian town hit by sectarian violence at the weekend are struggling to cope, say aid officials.
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The captain of a Greek oil tanker accuses the armed forces of Nigeria of co-operating with militants to hijack his ship.
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At least 200 people are dead in Jos, Nigeria, after two days of religious and ethnic clashes, officials say.
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Hundreds of people are reported to have been killed during religious clashes in the central Nigerian town of Jos.
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A policeman is among several people killed in riots after local polls in the Nigerian city of Jos.
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All paracetamol-based drugs are being tested in Nigeria after the death of 29 children, officials say.
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