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	Nigeria - News September 30, 2013 See Nigeria Weather Boko Haram insurgency: The conflict in northern Kenya crying out for... (The Independent) The group lives up to its name - which translates as 'Western education is sinful' - by shooting children taking exams and burning down dozens of schools The murder of Saturday lunchtime shoppers in a Nairobi shopping centre grabbed global headlines. Nigeria hands state power assets to private buyers (Reuters) Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan handed ownership of the bulk of the state electricity company to private buyers on Monday, completing one of the final stages of a privatisation process meant to end decades of debilitating power shortages. Muslim Herdsmen, Islamic Extremists Kill More Christians in Nigeria (KKLA-FM Glendale) Muslim herdsmen killed 15 Christians in Nigeria's Kaduna state Saturday morning, two days after suspected Islamic extremists in Yobe state killed an Anglican pastor and his son. 30 killed in Nigeria ethnic violence (Xinhu) MAKURDI, Nigeria, Sept. 30 At least 30 people were killed in a fresh ethnic violence in Nigeria's middle belt state of Benue over the weekend, sources reported on Monday. 'No security' at Nigeria college (BBC News) Authorities in Nigeria say there was no security protection at an agricultural college where up to 50 students were shot dead as they slept on Sunday. Nigerians have lost faith in their government, the economy - Atiku (Vanguard) HAVING taken a cursory assessment of Nigeria as it celebrates the 53rd Independence anniversary, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar yesterday gave a verdict that Nigerians have lost faith in their government because of what he termed this lack of vision on the part of the government in the management of the nation's political, economic and social ... (more) Nigerians 'll determine 2015 Presidency, say S-East, S-South govs (Vanguard) Governors of the South East and South South states, yesterday, in Enugu, declared that the determination of who will be the President of the country in 2015 would be made by the Nigerian electorate, in line with democratic tenets, warning that the power of the people should not be usurped by any group or individuals. Nigeria: Petrol Price Crashes Below N97 in Abuja Filling Stations (AllAfrica) Against the grain of public perception that once prices of products go up, they never come down, the pump price of premium motor spirit, PMS, popularly known as petrol, has not only crashed in some petrol filling stations, it has gone below the official amount fixed. More Nigeria News... Manage your subscriptions or Unsubscribe Topix has Job listings for your town! Find Local Singles in your town! Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Install the Topix Community Toolbar Copyright © 2013 Topix All rights reserved. PO Box 50654, Palo Alto, CA 94303

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