News Desk Friday, November 30, 2007
Bakassi stays in Cameroon, says FG
IRRESPECTIVE of the objection by the Senate to the manner the Obasanjo Administration ceded the Bakasi Peninsula to the Cameroon, Nigeria will not renege on the hand-over agreement with Yaounde, Chairman of the Nigeria-Cameroun Mixed Commission, Prince Bola Ajibola, declared yesterday. MORE>>>
How Abacha Strike Force killed Kudi Abiola—Witness
THE driver of Alhaji Mohammed Abacha, Mohammed Abdul (a.k.a. Katako), yesterday at an Ikeja High Court, Lagos gave a graphic account of how he and other members of the late General Sani Abacha’s Strike Force killed Alhaja Kudirat Abiola, wife of the late Chief MKO Abiola, in 1996 in Lagos. MORE>>>
10 Militants Paraded For Threatening To Blow Up Oil Installations
The State Security Services (SSS) on Thursday in Abuja paraded 10 suspected members of the Niger Delta Youth Coalition for allegedly threatening to blow up oil installations in the Niger Delta. The suspects were said to have made the threat through a letter to President Umaru Yar'Adua. MORE>>>
Bakassi Handover Stands, Says Ajibola
The Federal Government has ruled out the possibility of revisiting the Bakassi issue, maintaining that the decision of the International Court of Justice to cede the oil-rich Peninsula to Cameroon was binding on Nigeria with or without the ratification of the National Assembly. MORE>>>
Nigeria Experiences Crime Boom
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Men carrying AK-47s leap from late-model Mercedes Benz sedans and burst into a Tex-Mex restaurant, training their weapons on tables crowded with foreign workers, greasy fajita pans, Corona beer bottles and ashtrays. MORE>>>
PDP - Ali Must Go Next Year
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said that its National Chairman, Dr. Ahmadu Ali, has no intention of extending his tenure till 2009, adding that he is willing and ready to go after the party's national convention. MORE>>>
IN GLOBAL NEWS:
56 Killed in Plane Crash in Turkey (WASHINGTON POST)
Cameroon gorillas returning home (BBC NEWS)
More work needed to hit UN world school goal - report (REUTERS)
Ugandan justice failing war's rape victims-Amnesty (ALERT NET)
Immigrants' children grow fluent in English, study says (LOS ANGELES TIMES)
Iraq Lacks Plan on the Return of Refugees, Military Says (THE NEW YORK TIMES)
Videos Show U.S. Hostages In Colombia (CBS NEWS)
IRRESPECTIVE of the objection by the Senate to the manner the Obasanjo Administration ceded the Bakasi Peninsula to the Cameroon, Nigeria will not renege on the hand-over agreement with Yaounde, Chairman of the Nigeria-Cameroun Mixed Commission, Prince Bola Ajibola, declared yesterday. MORE>>>
How Abacha Strike Force killed Kudi Abiola—Witness
THE driver of Alhaji Mohammed Abacha, Mohammed Abdul (a.k.a. Katako), yesterday at an Ikeja High Court, Lagos gave a graphic account of how he and other members of the late General Sani Abacha’s Strike Force killed Alhaja Kudirat Abiola, wife of the late Chief MKO Abiola, in 1996 in Lagos. MORE>>>
10 Militants Paraded For Threatening To Blow Up Oil Installations
The State Security Services (SSS) on Thursday in Abuja paraded 10 suspected members of the Niger Delta Youth Coalition for allegedly threatening to blow up oil installations in the Niger Delta. The suspects were said to have made the threat through a letter to President Umaru Yar'Adua. MORE>>>
Bakassi Handover Stands, Says Ajibola
The Federal Government has ruled out the possibility of revisiting the Bakassi issue, maintaining that the decision of the International Court of Justice to cede the oil-rich Peninsula to Cameroon was binding on Nigeria with or without the ratification of the National Assembly. MORE>>>
Nigeria Experiences Crime Boom
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Men carrying AK-47s leap from late-model Mercedes Benz sedans and burst into a Tex-Mex restaurant, training their weapons on tables crowded with foreign workers, greasy fajita pans, Corona beer bottles and ashtrays. MORE>>>
PDP - Ali Must Go Next Year
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said that its National Chairman, Dr. Ahmadu Ali, has no intention of extending his tenure till 2009, adding that he is willing and ready to go after the party's national convention. MORE>>>
IN GLOBAL NEWS:
56 Killed in Plane Crash in Turkey (WASHINGTON POST)
Cameroon gorillas returning home (BBC NEWS)
More work needed to hit UN world school goal - report (REUTERS)
Ugandan justice failing war's rape victims-Amnesty (ALERT NET)
Immigrants' children grow fluent in English, study says (LOS ANGELES TIMES)
Iraq Lacks Plan on the Return of Refugees, Military Says (THE NEW YORK TIMES)
Videos Show U.S. Hostages In Colombia (CBS NEWS)
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