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NIGERIA:President Jonathan tells Nigerian media to continue fight against terror ** Nigeria to help Malawi with Cassava bread ** Federal Government launches four year strategic plan for education ** IMF warns Nigeria against removal of CBN's autonomy ** Olympic committee plans efficient relay of games ** Jonathan Inaugurates Committee on scholarship ** Minister restates June deadline for stable power** AFRICA:Cote d’Ivoire risks debt reduction trap – IMF ** Counting begins after historic Egypt votes **Somali militants flee AU troops advance**South Sudan army denies torture of Murle tribe**Libya PM lays wreath at British policewoman funeral WORLD: French President in Kabul unannounced**Europe economic woos top G-8 talks ** Protest in Israel against migrants **High state of alert in Israel-Lebanon border ** Wild fires rage in Mexico

Jonathan solicits media in fight against terror

The Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has again condemned the recent terrorist attacks on media establishments, aimed at suppressing a strong voice for unity and progress in the country. He therefore the media told journalists to put the interest of the nation first at all time....Read more

Nigeria To Help Malawi with Cassava Bread

The Nigerian government says it is ready to provide technical assistance to Malawi on the cassava flour composite in bread making.The Minister of Agriculture, DrAkinwunmi Adesina, disclosed this in Abuja. >>>

Africans tasked on continent unity

Africans and people of African descent all over the world have been enjoined to work together towards attaining African unity and agenda. >>>

FG Launches Four Year Strategic Plan For Education.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched a four year strategic plan for the development of the Nation’s Education Sector. The four year strategic plan spans from the year 2011-2015. >>>

Cote D’Ivoire names ex-army chief envoy to Gabon

A former Ivorian Chief of Army Staff, Phillipe Mangou, has been named as the ambassador to Gabon. >>>

Counting begins after historic Egypt votes

Counting of votes has begun at some polling stations after two days of voting in Egypt's first free elections. Only a small fraction of results from individual polling stations have been announced so far. >>>

IMF warns Nigeria against removal of CBN’s autonomy

Mr. Scott Rogers, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Country Chief in Nigeria, in Abuja has warned Nigeria against removing the autonomy of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), saying a removal would erode the monetary policy gains achieved in the economy..>>>

Nigeria’s first traffic radio station set for transmission.

Protest in Israel against migrants

Hundreds of Israelis have taken to the streets in south Tel Aviv calling on the government to halt influx of people from war-torn Sudan as tensions rise over increase in crime rates. >>>

Olympic committee plans efficient relay of games

Nigeria’s Olympic Committee (NOC) says it is making plans to ensure that Nigerians watch their athletes to the 2012 London Olympic Games. >>>

French President in Kabul unannounced

The new French President, Mr. Francois Hollande, is in Afghanistan on an unannounced visit. >>>

FIFA calls for alternative to penalty shootouts

FIFA President Sepp Blatter has called on Germany's World Cup winner Franz Beckenbauer and his panel of soccer experts to try to come up with an alternative to penalty shootouts to settle drawn matches. >>>

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Justice Ministry : One Year of Transformation
In line with President Jonathan’s resolve to provide a sound legal framework to support the attainment of government’s objective in providing justice for all, the Ministry of Justice in Nigeria has embarked on a number of initiatives designed to ensure the smooth functioning of the third arm of government . >>>

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