CNN's specialist on Naija Christian Purefoy covers the biggest offensive the Nigerian military has launched in the on going oil war to deter Nigerian militant groups such as MEND. I seriously commend Mr. Purefoy for his courageous journalism...God-speed good sir.
Related stories: CNN shows how to contact MEND Fire in the DELTA MEND declares all out WAR
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The folks over at Hollyscoop and numerous other sources have reported that Ageing queen of pop Madonna has gotten pretty desperate after her attempt to adopt four year old Chifundo James from Malawi in April was denied by the justice system of said country.
She has now set her eyes on Nigeria in her insatiable pursuit to adopt more children from 3rd world countries.
Apparently she already has a lady friend doing some reconnaissance work on Naija for her. Lets sit back and watch how this one plays out shall we.
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Billionaire Richard Branson and his Virgin Atlantic Airlines will be ending the partnership (Virgin Nigeria) with Nigerian airlines next month. After the dissolution of the partnership, Virgin Atlantic will be selling its 49 percent stake in Virgin Nigeria for which it paid an estimated $25 million for in 2005.
In the coming week the Virgin Nigeria board will be meeting to finalise arrangements for the name change. So far the suggested options for a new name are Air Nigeria and Nigerian Eagle...I'm feeling Nigerian Eagle! Virgin Atlantic has given until July 7th for the rebrand to be completed. Check out the Reuters link below for more details.
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After his club "The New Africa Shrine" dedicated to Afro-beat music and the legacy of his father Fela Kuti was shut down by Nigerian authorities in Lagos last week. Femi Kuti was still able to hold it together and stick to his engagement to play with his band Positive Force at the Irving plaza in New York on June 4, 2009. Watch his awesome performance up top!
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Nigerian authorities shut down Afro-beat Mecca
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