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Army exhumes bodies in clash flashpoint

The military in Nigeria on Tuesday exhumed seven bodies from fresh, shallow graves in an area plagued by clashes between Muslims and Christians that have left hundreds dead. The bodies, discovered in a predominantly Christian village near the sectarian flashpoint … read more

Relief as flights resume in Europe

CHEERS and whoops of joy rent the air at airports around the world as airplanes took to the skies after five days of being grounded by a volcanic ash cloud that had crippled European travel. But weary passengers might have … read more

Two inmates killed in prison riots

Two inmates were killed and 41 other people, including two warders, were injured Tuesday when irate prisoners set on fire a section of a jailhouse in northern Nigeria, a senior official said. “We have lost two inmates in the fire … read more

Appeal Court Sacks Shell from Bonny Land

Shell Petroleum Develop-ment Company (SPDC) is about to forfeit ownership of the land hosting its biggest export terminal in the country following the judgment of the Court of Appeal sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The Bonny terminal currently has … read more

Two farmers slain in north

Two Christian farmers were killed on Monday and two others went missing in fresh attacks by suspected Muslim-Fulani nomads in Nigeria’s central Plateau State, police and residents said. The Fulani nomads allegedly attacked the farmers who were working on their … read more