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(8 stories) 25 killed in Nigeria gunmen attacks: military

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Nigeria - News July 28, 2013

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25 killed in Nigeria gunmen attacks: military (Xinhu)
At least 25 people were killed in separate weekend attacks by gunmen in northeast Nigeria's Borno State, military authorities confirmed on Sunday.

Nigerians in India not allowed to start small businesses: Envoy (Newkerala)
By Biswajit Choudhury, New Delhi, July 28 : Despite their bilateral relations being at the level of a strategic partnership, problems related to the Nigerian community in India are a dampener to India's relations with its largest trading partner in Africa.

Spotlight on trade with Nigeria (Trinidad Guardian)
T&T is on the road to a major boost in its economic relationship with Nigeria as the country will host a Nigerian trade mission and business summit this week.

Nigeria: ASUU may call off strike next Thursday (In-depth Africa)
There are indications that the on-going strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities might be called off next Thursday.

Nigeria: Jonathan Meets Northern Governors (In-depth Africa)
One week after President Goodluck Jonathan and some northern governors met with former President Olusegun Obasanjo at his Ota farm, the governors Saturday converged in the Presidential Villa where they held another round of meeting.

Jonathan is disgracing Nigerians - Oyegun (Vanguard)
BY SIMON EBEGBULEM, BENIN CITY Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, the first civilian governor of Edo State, is one man who craved, long ago, for an alternative national political party that can check the seeming arrogance of the ruling People's Democratic Party at the federal level.

Boko Haram: Gunmen Ambush Vigilance Squad, Kill One (Guardian Newspapers)
SUSPECTED Boko Haram gunmen killed a member of the Borno Vilgilance Youth Group and wounded another at Mainok village of the state on Friday.

Nigeria Needs A Revolution, Says Maitama Sule (Guardian Newspapers)
ELDER statesman and Nigeria's Representative to the United Nations in 1979, Dr. Yusuf Maitama Sule, has called a revolution without bloodshed.

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