We have started to collect the most important news related to Nigeria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Environmental rights group in Nigeria celebrate their victory in stopping gas flaring in the oil-rich Niger Delta.
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Nigeria's presidents should be allowed to run for a third term in office, a Nigerian Senate committee proposes.
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A Nigerian court convicts two people for their part in a scam which defrauded a Brazilian bank of $242m.
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The governor of Nigeria's oil-rich Bayelsa state is seen at home after being charged in a UK court with money laundering.
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A Nigerian governor who skipped bail in the UK and dressed as a woman to get home is impeached by his state.
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A Nigerian state governor denies reports that he escaped charges of money-laundering in the UK by disguising himself as a woman.
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Nigeria deploys soldiers in Bayelsa state as tensions rise following impeachment moves against the governor.
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Nigeria's president asks the UK how a Nigerian state governor charged with money laundering was able to skip bail.
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Rival leaders of the main rebels in Sudan's Darfur region agree to present a united front at peace talks due in Nigeria.
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The Liberian and Nigerian leaders discuss the future of Liberian ex-President Charles Taylor, who is exiled in Nigeria.
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Nigeria's anti-corruption body moves against a governor in a special court, which can strip elected officials of immunity.
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President Olusegun Obasanjo says the governor who jumped bail in the UK is "shameful" to Nigeria.
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Nigeria's vice-president acts to distance himself from a supposed coup plot after a report in a local newspaper.
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Soldiers in the Nigerian city of Lagos descend on tower blocks in a well-off suburb to evict the residents.
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Nigeria's Bayelsa state governor, charged with money laundering in the UK, is impeached and arrested.
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Some 75 children are feared to be among 103 people thought to have died on a plane that crashed in Nigeria.
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Relatives of the victims of a plane crash in Nigeria crowd mortuaries to try to identify loved ones.
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Nigeria's president orders major reforms of the aviation sector after the plane crash that killed over 100 people.
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Nigerian motorbike taxi riders and religious marshals fight in Kano over a women bike ban.
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Fifteen Eastern European sailors are sentenced to six months in prison in Nigeria after admitting to oil theft.
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Plans by India's state-owned energy company ONGC to buy a Nigerian oil and gas field are blocked by the government.
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A Nigerian plane makes a safe emergency landing in Ghana after hydraulic failure - following two recent fatal crashes.
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Unidentified gunmen blow up a pipeline in Nigeria's oil-producing Niger Delta region, officials say.
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Nigeria's president puts troops on high alert after an oil pipeline attack in Niger Delta that kills at least eight.
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Nigeria tells the USA to mind its own business over speculation the president may stand for a third term.
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Nigeria will provide all HIV drugs free of charge within two weeks, a government health official says.
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The oil giant Shell is facing contempt of court litigation as a result of flaring gas from its Nigerian oil wells.
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Twelve Russian sailors convicted of smuggling crude oil from Nigeria arrive back in Moscow from Africa.
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Former Nigerian military leader General Gowon says President Obasanjo should not try to stand for a third term in office.
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Security forces in Nigeria shoot 12 men they say were stealing oil from a pipeline in the southern Niger Delta.
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A dozen Nigerian banks face liquidation after failing to prove they hold sufficient capital to meet new rules.
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Pilgrims stranded in northern Nigeria protest at a lack of flights to Saudi Arabia for the Hajj.
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Up to 25,000 Nigerian prisoners - more than half the total - are to be freed to reduce overcrowding.
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A plane load of Muslims from Nigeria trying to reach this year's Hajj are turned back in Saudi air space.
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Gunmen in speedboats attack a Niger Delta oil platform, prompting oil company Shell to evacuate staff.
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Shell withdraws more than 300 workers from sites in the Niger Delta after a gunboat attack.
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Hospital service charges thwart Nigeria's pledge to provide all anti-Aids drugs free, activists say.
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The four foreign oil workers kidnapped by Nigerian militants tell Reuters news agency they are in good health.
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Nigerian rebels who have kidnapped foreign oil workers say they have attacked more oil platforms.
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Nigeria's government moves to ban same-sex marriages, with five years in jail for anyone who takes part in one.
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Nigerian militants who kidnapped four foreign oil workers drop a Thursday deadline for their demands to be met, they say.
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Oil workers' threaten to withdraw from Nigeria's main oil-producing region unless security improves.
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