We have started to collect the most important news related to Nigeria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Nigeria's police are planning to buy 80,000 new firearms ahead of next year's elections, a spokesman says.
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Nigerian oil workers' unions are to stage a brief strike protest at the lack of security in the Niger Delta.
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Two passengers are arrested and taken off a flight in Paris amid protests over the deportation of a Nigerian youth.
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Nigerian kidnappers release an Italian oil worker abducted last week, while a Nigerian worker is found dead.
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Nigerian soldiers set fire to hundreds of slum houses in Port Harcourt following a kidnapping, residents say.
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Six foreign oil workers kidnapped 10 days ago from a Nigerian nightclub have been freed, officials say.
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Amnesty International accuses the Nigerian police of summarily killing crime suspects captured in a raid.
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A crackdown to tackle armed groups involved in kidnapping gets under way with scores of arrests in south Nigeria.
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A German oil worker kidnapped by an armed gang in southern Nigeria earlier this month is released.
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Nigerian forces raid a poor district of Port Harcourt in a crackdown on armed gangs in the area.
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Nigerian anti-graft officers raid companies belonging to an associate of ex-President Babangida.
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Four men appear in court in Nigeria over attacks on oil plants, as the president vows a crackdown on kidnapping.
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Nigeria's former military ruler Ibrahim Babangida announces his candidacy for the 2007 presidential election.
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Nigeria's president vows tough action after a spate of kidnappings of foreign workers in the oil-rich Niger Delta.
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Nigerian youths rampage in a south-western state after the murder of a leading local politician.
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Nigeria hands over the Bakassi Peninsula to Cameroon as Nigerian troops complete their withdrawal.
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Two Britons are among five foreign workers taken at gunpoint from a club in Port Harcourt - Nigeria's oil city.
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Nigeria's anti-corruption agency says it will publish the names of political leaders who have stolen from the treasury.
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Nigeria is withdrawing the last of its troops from the Bakassi peninsula ahead of a handover to Cameroon.
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Two Norwegian oil workers and two Ukranians are kidnapped in Nigeria's Niger Delta region.
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Nigerian troops begin to leave the Bakassi peninsula, ahead of a deadline to hand the area over to Cameroon.
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Hundreds of residents of the Bakassi peninsula declare independence, as Nigeria prepares to withdraw.
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Three Filipino oil workers and a German are kidnapped in Nigeria's petroleum-producing Niger Delta region
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Nigerian Foreign Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala resigns, days after being replaced as head of the economic reform team.
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Nigeria sacks three hospital officials after a baby was infected with HIV from a contaminated blood transfusion.
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A Bangladeshi court hands over an 11-year-old Nigerian boy to a charity after he was deserted at the airport.
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Rescuers pull bodies from a collapsed block of flats in Nigeria's main city of Lagos amid a search for survivors.
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Nigeria's main trade union body raises the possibility of a strike over government plans to cut 33,000 jobs.
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Huge oil spills are reported after two explosions in southern Nigeria, but sabotage is denied.
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Nigeria starts a fraud probe after more than $4m is paid for a $22,000 bill to a UN agency.
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Some 33,000 Nigerian civil servants are to lose their jobs by the end of this year, a minister says.
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Nigeria Anglican bishops reject a homosexuality compromise, saying the US church is a cancer to be excised.
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The police reject the conclusions of a report that it is regarded as one of Nigeria's most corrupt institutions.
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Two Nigerian journalists plead not guilty on charges of sedition over stories about a new presidential aircraft.
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In Nigeria, Elizabeth Blunt discovers despite the fast pace of change near the capital Abuja, some areas are resisting change.
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At least eight people belonging to a separatist Biafran group die in clashes with Nigerian police, reports say.
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Nigeria is urged to free a TV presenter arrested after he hosted a show that criticised the president.
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Nigeria's president gives a national address to reassure residents of an oil-rich area being handed to Cameroon.
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Two Nigerian women are arrested in Spain accused of stealing a child and forcing his mother into prostitution.
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Five South Koreans are released just a day after being kidnapped, Nigerian oil militants say.
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Five Nigerian soldiers are killed in a raid on an oil field in which five South Koreans were kidnapped, militants say.
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Eight oil workers, who were freed after being abducted from an oil rig in Nigeria, are on their way home.
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Nigeria's president joins efforts to try to secure the release of eight abducted foreign oil workers.
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Eight foreign oil workers are kidnapped from an offshore oil rig in southern Nigeria.
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Nigerian President Obasanjo sacks three senior military officials, including a possible presidential candidate.
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Oil giant Shell says it is appealing against a Nigerian court ruling to pay $1.5bn to local people.
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An international conference on financing development in Africa opens in Nigeria's capital, Abuja.
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A Nigerian woman dies during a legal battle to have her moved up the NHS heart transplant list, health officials confirm.
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Nigeria's president accepts the Senate vote against a third term bill as he urges healing in his divided party.
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Nigeria's vice-president says the defeat of a bill allowing the president to seek re-election will strengthen democracy.
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Nigerian senators reject a move to allow President Olusegun Obasanjo to seek a third term in elections.
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Nigeria says it is investigating claims that MPs have been offered bribes to let the president seek re-election.
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The bodies of six Nigerian policemen are found floating in a river in the oil capital, Port Harcourt.
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Nigeria's president calls for tightened security around fuel pipelines and a full probe after an explosion kills at least 150.
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More than 150 people die in an explosion at a petrol pipeline near Nigeria's commercial capital Lagos.
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Three foreign oil workers kidnapped in the southern Nigerian city of Port Harcourt are released.
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Three foreign oil workers are kidnapped in Port Harcourt in Nigeria, a day after a US man was killed there.
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