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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.
Nigerian Police Dismiss Islamist Group Ultimatum
Boko Haram threats against Christians in northern Nigeria dismissed by prime minister as 'empty'.
Nigeria's Oil Reserves May Dry Up by 2050
Nigerian president explains the urgent need to minimise the country's dependence on crude oil
Nigerian Air Hostess Charged on Cocaine Smuggling
An air hostess has been charged with attempting to smuggle nearly 9lb (4kg) of cocaine into Britain.
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.
Libyan Weapons Flooding into Nigeria
An influx of arms from Nigeria is posing a threat to Nigeria.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Miss World 2011 Hit by Feminist Protests
Feminist protesters gathered outside the 60th Miss World competition in London Sunday night.
Eid al-Adha 2011: Muslims Celebrate Around the World [PHOTOS]
Sunday marked the Eid al-Adha feast, celebrated throughout the world by millions of Muslims.
Suicide Bombers Target Nigerian Military Base and School
Suicide bombers have targeted a military base in the northern Nigerian city of Maiduguri, official said and several blasts have been recorded.
David Cameron’s Libya Visit Has Multiple Implications
British Prime Minister David Cameron, accompanied by his foreign minister, paid a visit on Sept. 15 to Tripoli, the recently liberated capital of Libya. This was the first visit there by the head of state of a key European country since the deposition of former Libyan President Col. Moammar Gadhafi.
Argentina 3-1 Nigeria: Lionel Messi Inspires Friendly Victory [Match Highlights]
Argentina 3-1 Nigeria: Lionel Messi Inspires Friendly Victory [Match Highlights and Goals]. Barcelona's Lionel Messi led Argentina to a 3-1 friendly win over Nigeria in Dhaka on Tuesday.
Libya and Algeria: Could the Libyan Conflict Cause regional Instability?
Throughout the last six months, Algeria has been a constant feature of the conflict: imaginary or real ally of Gaddafi, the country has been accused throughout the months of sending troops, arming Gaddafi forces or sheltering the former dictator.
Nigeria: Are Islamist Groups Bolstering Separatists' Movements?
As violent clashes between Muslims and Christians in Nigeria continue to make more casualties, religious tensions continue to threaten the stability of the country.
Nigeria UN Bomb Blast: Is Radical Group Boko Haram Behind the Attack?
A car bomb was detonated at the UN offices in Abuja, the Nigerian capital, with reports suggesting as many as 16 people may be dead.
Famine in Somalia: Are Africans Doing Enough?
The international charity Oxfam has launched an initiative to get Africans and their governments to donate more towards the drought and famine in the Horn of Africa as it complained the donations given by African countries so far are too small.
Nigeria: 13 killed in Kogi State as Bus Runs Over Robbery Victims
At least 14 people including a child, who were ordered to lie along a busy road by robbers, were crushed to death by a speeding vehicle in northern Nigeria, police said on Wednesday.
Somalia Famine: Twitter for Africa?
Thousands of Africans are taking to Twitter to vent grief and anger over another famine in Somalia, raising money and comforting each other showing that once again social network are increasingly used to highlight international issues.
Britain 'Most at Risk' for Asteroid Strikes
Experts at Southampton University have drawn up a league table of countries most likely to suffer severe loss of life or catastrophic damage, should a large asteroid hit Earth.
Royal Wedding: Make sure Prince Philip's microphone is left on
The Duke is well known for his verbal "gaffes" and a blunt wit that has hammered everyone from small children to presidents, will he have any words of wisdom for the happy couple tomorrow? Here are some quotations attributed to Prince Philip.
South Sudan is just one of Islam's "bloody borders"
Voters in the ongoing referendum in South Sudan on independence from the rest of the country have been given a very interesting choice on their ballot papers.
Koreans go hostile as Dana Petroleum refuses to bow
Koreans are going hostile after Dana Petroleum, a British FTSE 250 company that has refused a bid for its oil and gas exploration in the North Sea and Africa.