With Nigerians drinking more guinness than the Irish. Nigeria has become the second biggest consumer in the world of Ireland's guinness, right after England.
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In Nigeria today. The United States Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton in the video report above is said to have compared the Nigerian Presidential election to America's Presidential election in 2000.
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President Barack Obama's speech in Ghana in its entirety
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United States Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton arrived Nigeria yesterday as part of her seven nation tour of African countries.
She was received by Nigeria's Ambassador to the US, Professor Tunde Adeniran and Chief of Protocol in the Foreign Affairs Ministry.
Hillary Clinton will tomorrow meet with Foreign Affairs Minister, Chief Ojo Maduekwe. She will later in the evening take part in a Town Hall meeting at the Shehu Yar'Adua Centre, and also meet with Nigerian President Umaru Yar'Adua.
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Obafemi Martins has signed a four-year deal with VFL Wolfsburg despite prospective options with teams in England such as Arsenal, Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur.
Martins decided for a change of country and league in order to help put his past behind him:
"This is a great chance for me to get my career back on track," he said.
"A lot of people said I should have stayed in England but my decision was purely on professional grounds and had nothing to do with financial sentiments.
"I had a wonderful time with the fans, players and management of Newcastle United but once I spoke to Wolfsburg, I saw a fresh start.
"Newcastle United will forever stay in my heart just like [his former club] Inter Milan but I have a whole lot of work to do now for Wolfsburg."
"I gave my all to the club and the fans know that, unfortunately things went awry on and off the pitch," he said.
"I have fond memories of Newcastle but now am settling down nicely to a new language, culture, team-mates and football.
"The Bundesliga is one of the strongest leagues in the world and I'm very happy to be playing for the German champions.
"I have faced challenges in the past but my coming here is to improve the club and compete professionally.
"We can do so much together for the benefit of the club and I feel elated having them as team-mates - the future looks very bright."
Best of luck to Martins at Wolfsburg.
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