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If "official lawlessness is denied and goes unpunished", Nigeria will not gain the stability it so badly needs.
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Last Modified: 11 Jan 2013 06:10 GMT
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Nigerians forced into tough working conditions as unemployment rises in one of Africa's most resourced nations.
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Nigeria finance minister's mother kidnapped
It is not clear if the motive behind the abduction of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala's mother was political or ransom-seeking.
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Nigeria's Gbagyi people fight for land money
Indigenous group say country's capital was built on their land decades ago and they are awaiting payment.
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African Union backs Mali troops plan
Deal endorses ECOWAS plan to send 3,300 troops to northern area of embattled Sahel country.
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Last Modified: 14 Nov 2012 10:46 GMT
ECOWAS agrees to Mali intervention force
West African bloc reaches deal on sending 3,300 troops from across region to northern area of embattled Sahel country.
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Last Modified: 11 Nov 2012 22:25 GMT
West Africa bloc plans Mali intervention
ECOWAS leaders meet in Abuja to plan military strategy to recapture northern Mali from grip of Islamist fighters.
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ECOWAS aims to wrest north Mali from rebels
Meeting in Nigeria, West African bloc discusses deployment of 3,300 troops to region controlled by rebels.
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Where is the rule of law in Nigeria?
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