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OpNigeria: TeamPoison Are Clueless 'Skiddies' Riding on Anonymous Coat Tails - Analyst
Examining TeamPoison's recent contribution to Anonymous's OpNigeria campaign, analysts have once again questioned the group's motives and ability.
Alastair Stevenson Feb 09, 2012
OpNigeria: TeamPoison Hackers Join Anonymous's African War
The hacker group TeamPoison has released data taken in a recent attack on the Nigeria National Assembly, listing the hack as a part of the ongoing OpNigeria campaign.
Alastair Stevenson Feb 09, 2012
Indian Premier League Soccer: Cannavaro, Pires and Crespo to Show Off in Kolkata
India's first ever international football league... modelled on the lines of cricket's successful Indian Premier League (IPL), is all set to kick off on March 24.
Binayak Khatri Feb 07, 2012
London Fashion Week: International Exhibition Reveals Emerging Talent
Innovative young designers from around world get chance to display cutting-edge fashions.
Sharon Green Feb 03, 2012
Nigeria: Boko Haram Issues New Threats
YouTube message contains warning about fresh wave of attacks.
Anissa Haddadi Jan 27, 2012
Davos: World Leaders Can't Get no Satisfaction as even Mick Jagger Pulls Out [SLIDESHOW]
Snow and plummeting temperatures set bleak atmosphere for world leaders' economic and political forum.
Anissa Haddadi Jan 25, 2012
Nigeria's Boko Haram Blackmailing State Governors
Islamist radical sect in Nigeria claims to have financial agreements with governors in the northern states.
Anissa Haddadi Jan 24, 2012
Drug Dealers Could Avoid Jail under Sentence Guideline
Drug legislation shifts focus against gangs and big dealers with community service preferred for mules and low-level pushers.
Tom Nicolson Jan 24, 2012
Anonymous vs Boko Haram: Amnesty International Answer OpNigeria II Call to Arms
Global charity Amnesty International has issued a statement addressing the Anonymous collective's declaration of war against the "evil Jihadi group" Boko Haram.
Alastair Stevenson Jan 24, 2012
Occupy Nigeria: Anonymous Declare War on 'Evil Jihadi Group' Boko Haram
The Nigerian cell of the Anonymous collective has declared war on the infamous Boko Haram group.
Alastair Stevenson Jan 23, 2012
Roy Hodgson Laughs Off 'Semi-Jocular Approach' for Striker
West Bromwich Albion manager has played down reports he could sell striker Peter Odemwingie in January.
Gordon Macrae Jan 18, 2012
Nigeria Arms Smugglers Arrested in Ghana
Ghanaian police follow anonymous tip-off to arrest five found with truck full of armaments.
Anissa Haddadi Jan 11, 2012
Occupy Nigeria: Anonymous Demand End to Government Corruption
The Nigerian cell of the Anonymous collective has continued its ongoing campaign against government corruption issuing a statement listing its demands.
Alastair Stevenson Jan 11, 2012
Nigeria Hit by Second Day of Strikes over Fuel Subsidies
Twitter posts claim two dead and protesters arming themselves against police.
Anissa Haddadi Jan 10, 2012
Nigeria on Strike over Slashed Fuel Subsidies
Petrol prices soar across Africa's largest oil producer and bring thousands to Nigeria's streets.
Anissa Haddadi Jan 09, 2012
Gun Massacre: At Least 10 Christians Killed in Nigeria’s Northeast
The victims belonged to the Igbo ethnic group who gathered in a town hall.
BS Unnikrishnan Jan 07, 2012
Nigeria: Boko Haram Suspected After Five Gunned Down in Church
At least five people have been killed in a rampage attack by gunmen who burst inside a church in northern Nigeria during a Thursday night service.
Gianluca Mezzofiore Jan 06, 2012
‘Numerous European Clubs’ Chasing £12m Arsenal Wing Target
Arsenal target Ahmed Musa is fielding interest from numerous clubs around Europe, according to his agent, with the winger considering his options as the January transfer window heats up.
Vanessa Keller Jan 05, 2012
AC Milan Defender Cool on Arsenal Transfer Talk
AC Milan left-back Taye Taiwo is unlikely to move to Arsenal during the January transfer window, according to the player's agent.
Gordon Macrae Jan 04, 2012
Nigerian Police Dismiss Islamist Group Ultimatum
Boko Haram threats against Christians in northern Nigeria dismissed by prime minister as 'empty'.
Gianluca Mezzofiore Jan 03, 2012
Nigeria's Oil Reserves May Dry Up by 2050
Nigerian president explains the urgent need to minimise the country's dependence on crude oil
Anissa Haddadi Dec 21, 2011
Nigerian Air Hostess Charged on Cocaine Smuggling
An air hostess has been charged with attempting to smuggle nearly 9lb (4kg) of cocaine into Britain.
Tom Nicolson Dec 20, 2011
Nigeria: Man Jailed for Wearing Shoes in Mosque
A 32-year old man has been sentenced to one month imprisonment by an Abuja senior magistrates' court for wearing shoes into a mosque in Nigeria.
Anissa Haddadi Nov 30, 2011
Libyan Weapons Flooding into Nigeria
An influx of arms from Nigeria is posing a threat to Nigeria.
Anissa Haddadi Nov 30, 2011
Nigeria Passes Anti-Gay Bill
Nigeria's Senate voted Tuesday to criminalise gay marriage, instituting prison terms of more than ten years in cases of violations, prompting fears that discrimination towards gay people is growing despite international calls for more rights.
Anissa Haddadi Nov 29, 2011
Bizarre Milestones Set on Guinness World Records Day
In the UK, "Guinness" success was garnered by artist Joe Hill who broke the record for the longest and largest surface area 3D painting which measures 1160.45m2.
Pooja Ravikumar Nov 18, 2011
Liverpool Dealt Blow in African Defender Pursuit
Taye Taiwo is planning on staying at AC Milan for the long term future, according to his agent, as speculation over a move to Liverpool continues to surround the defender.
Vanessa Keller Nov 15, 2011
Nato's Libya Campaign: The New Face of "Neo-Colonialism"?
Former South Africa's president, Thabo Mbeki, has hinted that that Africa's right to self-determination is still threatened by a "new imperialism", illustrated by the Nato Libyan operation.
Anissa Haddadi Nov 10, 2011
Amnesty Calls On Shell to Start Clean-Up Fund for Nigeria Spills
Shell's failure to clean up two oil spills in the Niger Delta in 2008 has caused huge suffering to locals whose fisheries and farmland were poisoned, and the company must pay an initial $1 billion to set up a mop up fund, Amnesty International said on Thursday.
Gianluca Mezzofiore Nov 10, 2011
Eid al-Adha 2011: the Muslim World at War with Itself as Celebrations and Mourning go Hand in Hand
The Muslim world has begun celebrating Eid al-Adha, a festival where humility and solidarity within the community is put promoted.
Anissa Haddadi Nov 07, 2011
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