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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon address the Council of Europe on the occasion of the 60th Anniversary of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Al-Qaida Nigeria Photos Qaida UN

Newsday
Nigeria bombing may be work of al-Qaida
Thu 1 Sep 2011
LAGOS, Nigeria -- A member of a radical Muslim sect with "al-Qaida links" helped mastermind the bombing of the UN headquarters in Nigeria's capital, the nation's secret police said yesterday, a... (photo: UN / Eskinder Debebe)

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon meets with H.E. Mr.Goodluck Jonathan,President of Nigeria.

Al-Qaida Nigeria Photos Qaida UN

The Guardian
Nigeria hunts al-Qaida-linked man in UN HQ bombing
Wed 31 Aug 2011
JON GAMBRELL Associated Press= LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — A member of a radical Muslim sect with "al-Qaida links" helped mastermind the bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Nigeria's capital, the... (photo: UN / Eskinder Debebe)

UN Re-Assesses Security Threats in Wake of Nigeria Attack

Scoop Wed 31 Aug 2011
UN Re-Assesses Security Threats in Wake of Nigeria Attack
Wednesday, 31 August 2011, 11:16 am Press Release: UN News New York, Aug 30 2011 4:10PM The United Nations will soon conduct a global threat review in the wake of the deadly attack against the UN... (photo: UN / Mark Garten)
Africa Attack Nigeria Photos Security Wikipedia: Nigeria

A child soldier during the civil war in Sierra Leone

Peace FM Online Mon 29 Aug 2011
The International Community and Africa's Democracy Construct
More than ever as Africa gets entwined in the international system, the international community is becoming increasingly part of Africa's development. Ever more, the international community includes... (photo: AP / Brenan Linsley)
Africa Democracy Development Photos Wikipedia: African Development Bank

As one US Army (USA) CH-47D Chinook helicopter is loaded another takes off carrying a double exterior sling load of relief supplies from Muzaffarabad, Pakistan. The Department of Defense (DoD) Pakistan Earthquake Relief is part of a multinational effort t

The Examiner Sun 28 Aug 2011
Al-Qaeda's No. 2 leader killed in Pakistan
Al-Rahman, a Libyan national, rose to al-Qaeda's number two leader after the group's leader Osama bin Laden was killed by U.S. Navy... (photo: US DoD)
Al Qaeda Libya Pakistan Photos Wikipedia: Atiyah Abd al-Rahman

Opening Plenary of High-Level Meeting on HIV/AIDS, High-level meeting on the comprehensive review of the progress achieved in realizing the Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS and the Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS. MR. GOODLUCK JONATHAN, PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA

London Evening Standard Sat 27 Aug 2011
President visits site of UN bombing
Nigeria's president vowed to bring terrorism "under control" as he visited the bombed headquarters of the United Nations in his country, a day after at least 18 people... (photo: UN / Paulo Filgueiras)
Bombing Nigeria Photos Visits Wikipedia :Goodluck Jonathan

An Unidentified Security man at the scene of a car bomb attack on the United Nation building in Abuja, Nigeria, Friday, Aug. 26, 2011.

Al Jazeera Sat 27 Aug 2011
Nigerian president condemns 'barbaric' attack
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has condemned Friday's suicide bombing attack on a United Nations building in the capital, Abuja, that left 18 people dead. Jonathan... (photo: AP / Sunday Alamba)
Nigeria Photos Terrorism UN Wikipedia: Boko Haram

Car bombing in Nigeria kills 18 at UN base

The Boston Globe Sat 27 Aug 2011
Car bombing in Nigeria kills 18 at UN base
ABUJA, Nigeria - A suicide bomber rammed his vehicle packed with explosives into the UN headquarters yesterday, destroying several floors in a thunderous blast that... (photo: UN / Rick Bajornas)
Bombing Nigeria Photos UN Wikipedia: Nigeria

Vehicles passing through a Pilipinas Shell gasoline station in Cavite, Philippines

The Guardian Thu 25 Aug 2011
Shell's failure to protect Nigeria pipeline 'led to sabotage'
Attacks on key pipeline force company to declare 'force majeure' and reduce exports by 300,000 barrels a day A man holds a shell coated in oil from a polluted river in... (photo: WN / Trigedia)
Environment Industry Nigeria Photos Wikipedia: Royal Dutch Shell

ohn Obi Mikel singing autogrpahs outside Stamford Bridge.

The State Tue 23 Aug 2011
Father of Chelsea player Mikel found in Nigeria
KANO, Nigeria - The kidnapped father of Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel was freed Monday after detectives traced him to a sprawling city in northern Nigeria and... (photo: Public Domain / Sevela.p)
Father Kidnapping Nigeria Photos Wikipedia: Mikel John Obi

Abuja, Nigeria 2011.04.15

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	World powers put aside their differences to hail 'new Libya' The Independent
	US troops did execute Iraqi civilians, leaked letter claims The Independent
	Letters: Perspectives on the aftermath of the August riots The Independent
	What has happened to WikiLeaks? The Independent

Relief / Aid

	Gaddafi vows to fight, Libya conference begins The Star
	World powers, NTC to map out rebuilding Independent online (SA)
	Kenya puts its faith in fish farming The Guardian
	Researchers Find Antibiotic Resistance in Ancient DNA The New York Times

Health

	Newborn Deaths and Global Child Deaths - WHO Estimates Scoop
	Libyan Rebels Capture Bin Jawwad, Strategic Hamlet The New York Times
	Gaddafi 'seen in Zimbabwe on Mugabe's private jet' as Libya rebels march on dictator's home town The Daily Mail
	KENYA: Weak HIV-positive people struggle to access food aid IRINnews

Ghana's new President John Atta Mills gestures as he speaks after being sworn in as the country's new president during a ceremony in Accra, Ghana Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2009. Ghana's new president took office Wednesday following a peaceful but tense election that secured the country's status as one of the continent's few stable democracies. Tens of thousands of people crowded Independence Square for the inauguration of John Atta Mills, the opposition candidate who won the runoff election with 50.23 percent of the vote. It was the closest election in the West African country's history. This marked the second time power in Ghana has been transferred from one legitimately elected leader to another.

President Mills And Nana Addo Clash In Church

Condom - Contraceptive

NIGERIA: No condoms for Anambra State

The leader of Britain's opposition Conservative Party David Cameron arrives to speak during his monthly news conference in London, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009.

David Cameron faces the Commons over phone hacking scandal

Black migrants now live in fear in Libya The Los Angeles Times
Nigeria scrambles for aid after floods Independent online (SA)
APNewsBreak: Nigeria government freed bomb suspect Herald Tribune
APNewsBreak: Former Nigeria government freed Muslim sect mem Star Tribune
NBF President Tasks Boxers All Africa
ICT Devt Will Contribute to GDP Growth, Says Minister All Africa
African Leaders Must Respect Election Results --Jonathan All Africa
PDP Factions Resolve Political Differences All Africa
Nigeria Earns U.S.$612 Million From Sale of Sesame Seeds - M All Africa
Change of Name Will Not Solve the Problem of Generating Inve All Africa
Political Metabolism - Mr. President, Terrorism Is Not Globa All Africa
UN attack suspects arrested before blast The Boston Globe
Labour to Confront Minister Over Planned Sack in PHCN All Africa
President Jonathan Receives FCT Muslim Faithful, Harps on Na All Africa
Nigeria: 2 suspects arrested in UN HQ bombing Newsday
Tsvangirai Urges Nigeria to Help Push for Peaceful Elections All Africa
Al Qaeda linked to UN bombing in Nigeria The Examiner
Nigeria Arrested Suspects in U.N. Bombing Wall Street Journal
AP source: Government blocks AT&T-T-Mobile merger The News & Observer
People's Democratic Party Begs Citizens to Support Jonathan, All Africa

President Barack Obama delivers remarks at Gen44 fundraiser event at Sony Studios in Los Angeles, Thursday, April 21, 2011.

Obama welcomes Gabon's president to Oval Office

UN backs fighting AIDS in conflict, post-conflict situations

UN backs fighting AIDS in conflict, post-conflict situations

Bosnian worker Mirza Dautovic checks name tags on some of the 775 coffins at city morgue in central-Bosnian town of Visoko, Tuesday, July 6, 2010 - Coffins of identified Srebrenica victims.

The crimes of Ratko Mladic

20 killed in sectarian violence in central Nigeria, official CNN
Timor's oil: blessing or curse? Asia Times
The State of Ghana's Economy in 2011 Peace FM Online
Nigerian fraudster allowed to stay under human rights laws The Daily Telegraph
BACKGROUND: UN bombing puts spotlight on Nigeria's Boko Hara m&c;
UN headquarters car bombing in Nigeria kills 18 The Himalayan
Libya fighting: As it happened BBC News
Elite Still Looting Country Blind - Human Rights Watch All Africa
Nigeria: Al Qaeda-linked man planned UN bombing CBS News
As it happened: Battle for Tripoli BBC News
Nigeria officials report attacks in restive areas The Guardian
Paradise lost to oil and corruption NZ Herald
Supreme Court likely to rule oil company Human Rights abuse The Examiner
Protests in sub-Saharan Africa Al Jazeera
Supreme Court May Consider Whether Companies Can Be Sued Ove The New York Times
UN report on the Ogoniland oil spills could be catalyst for The Guardian
Niger Delta villagers go to the Hague to fight against oil g The Observer
Movement For Survival Of Ogoni People Scoop
Human Rights Commission Sensitizes Police On Democratic Poli All Africa
Nigeria's Ogoniland oil clean-up 'may take decades, cost bil The Daily Telegraph Australia

Somalia: Famine Is Far From Over

Somalia: Famine Is Far From Over (PHOTOS)

World Must Fund Famine-Wracked Somalia,Stop Generation Dying

World Must Fund Famine-Wracked Somalia,Stop Generation Dying

African Union summit struggles to raise funds to combat Horn of Africa crisis

African Union summit struggles to raise funds to combat Horn of Africa crisis

Famine in the Horn of Africa Huffington Post
Why women will prove vital in the battle against poverty The Guardian
Africa's Grapes Of Wrath Huffington Post
Food aid looting kills 15 in Somalia Gareowe Online
Getting Serious About Food Security Real Clear Politics
Saving children in the Horn of Africa Al Jazeera
Witness to famine: A cameraman's journal Al Jazeera
What I Don't See at the Revolution Vanity Fair
Tunisia's Hope Deficit Vanity Fair
Why Is Poverty Worse In Ghana ..... Peace FM Online
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Socie Nation
Thoughts on Norway and the famine in Somalia The Examiner
Gabon widows plundered by in-laws Breitbart
China Can Help Nation Deal With Food Crisis All Africa
Closer Ties Could Counter Food Shortages All Africa
No appetite for hunger Khaleej Times
East Africa Now Facing Drought Induced Famine GlobalResearch
Walking, rallying in St. Paul against East African famine Star Tribune
New England editorial rdp. The Boston Globe
Barefoot: Violence and the State The Hindu

Poverty - Two poor women with their kids sitting on the road, Pune, India

Where do the worlds most stressed women live?

People queue to cast their votes at a polling station in the city of Ibadan, Nigeria, Saturday, April 2, 2011, before an announcement to postpone the election.

Missing Materials Blamed for Vote Delay in Nigeria

John Guare Swoosie Kurtz Shankbone 2009 Tribeca

New John Guare Play for McCarter Theater's 2011-2012 Season

Technology Ministry to Position ICT for National Growth All Africa
Western Officials Seek Softer Approach to Militants in Niger The New York Times
Al Qaeda Affiliates Growing Independent The New York Times
Top News: CIA Helps NYPD Spying, Libya Carve-Up for Profit, The Examiner
Nigeria And Space Technology All Africa
Jonathan's Economic Team Incomplete Without Science Experts- All Africa
The Media, Trovan, Technology And All That... All Africa
Second National Carrier's Emergence And the Growth of Teleco All Africa
Technology - Glo Pledges Commitment to Innovation All Africa
Islamic Group Says It Was Behind Fatal Nigeria Attack The New York Times
The Sunday Conversation: Steven Ehrlich, architect The Los Angeles Times
Terrorist Group Suspected in Nigerian Suicide Attack The New York Times
Suicide Car-Bomb Attack on UN in Nigeria Kills 18, Hurts 30 Business Week
Creating Employment Through Labour-Based Technology All Africa
Blast Hits U.N. Building in Nigeria The New York Times
Bomb blast hits UN office in Nigeria, 10 feared dead Indian Express
Robbers Kill at Least 12 in Nigeria The New York Times
Satellites Launch - Experts Call for Calm All Africa
'GSM, LTE Technologies'll Co-Exist' Nokia Siemens, Qualcomm All Africa
Stan Quiz Contest Winners Go to Taiwan All Africa

Asamoah Gyan

And The Winner Is..... ''Concert And Mediocrity''

Nigeria acting president Goodluck Jonathan, second from right, arrives for the Nuclear Security Summit on Sunday, April 11, 2010 in Andrews Air Force Base, Md. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Nigerian leader reappoints 12 ministers to old jobs

Britain's Prince Harry

Prince Harry 'dating Jenson Button's ex-girlfriend Florence Brudenell-Bruce'

Why it's a bad time to be black in Libya The Grio
CBN Woos Stakeholders to Rejuvenate Banks All Africa
UNIDO, BOI Renew Partnership on Industrialisation All Africa
Quota System Is Destroying Capacity in Aviation Training - N All Africa
Manufacturers Lament Irregular Power Supply, Insecurity All Africa
Years On, Leather Company Ends Conflict With Host Community All Africa
Music Coalition Declares Today "No Music Day" All Africa
Nigeria's Power Sector Harshly Criticized Business Insider
Boko Haram�Euro� al Qaeda-link behind U.N. attack: Nigeria The Himalayan
Nigeria says Boko Haram, al Qaeda-link behind U.N. attack The Star
Petroleum Industry Bill - National Assembly Under Pressure t All Africa
Why Industries Collapsed in South East - Governor Chime All Africa
Alison-Madueke Blames International Oil Companies, Contracto All Africa
BoI Disburses N331.6 Billion Intervention Funds to 518 Firms All Africa
Access, Intercontinental Banks' Merger Re-Enacts UBA/STB Sce All Africa
Can Adamawa's Ailing Industries Stand Again? All Africa
PHCN Privatisation - BPE Releases 'Industry Agreements' All Africa
Oil Industry Loses U.S.$300 Billion to Capital Flights All Africa
Nigeria says al Qaeda-linked man behind bomb on U.N. The Star
Niger Delta: Rift between Shell and Local Industry Deepens Scoop

U.S. Navy Lt. Kristin Edgar instructs a class on childbirth to midwives at Zamboanga Health Center.

Midwives can cut deaths in childbirth, but there aren't enough of them

School Sport

My School Sport: former England prop Victor Ubogu on how he discovered rugby union

school

Nigeria: Voter Drive Shuts Schools, Angers Parents

Western Education Is Key - Mbadiwe All Africa
Girl-Children Speak Out - Educate Us Please! All Africa
UNICAL - ASUU Condemns Students' Demonstration All Africa
University of Abuja Gets ICT Centre All Africa
Emir of Minna Tasks Niger State Govt On Girl Child Education All Africa
Accident Claims Three Ahmadu Bello University Students All Africa
Elechi Approves Land for Islamic School All Africa
School Suggests Establishment of Education Institution Banks All Africa
Catholic Council Urges FG On Education, Security All Africa
'Destruction of Properties At Ankpa CoE, Looting in Disguise All Africa
Make Geography, History Compulsory in Primary Schools -NGO All Africa
Delta Students Want Govt to Beef Up Security in Ekpan All Africa
Rivers to Handover 24 Modern Schools to Foreign Experts All Africa
'True Freedom Can Only Be Achieved Through Education' All Africa
We Stand By Released Results - WAEC All Africa
NOUN to Check Result Delay With E-Exams All Africa
Bliss- Language All Africa
Barrister Nyesom Wike - 'A New Phenomenon in the Ministry of All Africa
Wamakko Urges Youths to Pursue Education All Africa
The Animus Against Unity Schools All Africa

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