NNPC, Oil Firms Set Up Committee on Post-Amnesty Program
                   
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Nov 3, 2009 42 related
 

Sopuruchi Onwuka — Government agencies and private players in the Nigerian upstream oil industry have floated a committee for rehabilitating and training militants who recently accepted the government's amnesty. The committee... [read full story]                    

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Nigeria: Niger Delta - IBB Commends Amnesty Programme

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Abuja — Former Military President, General Ibrahim Babangida has commended the Amnesty programme initiated by President Umaru Yar'Adua to end the militancy in the Niger Delta region. He stated this yesterday in Abuja at the...

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Nigeria: Big Projects And Niger Delta Devt

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opinion Lagos — Lately, the Federal Government is beginning to demonstrate what could pass for a genuine eagerness to transform the long-neglected but oil-rich Niger delta region. The Minister of Transport, Alhaji Isa Bio said...

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Bottom up-Top down: How undernutrition is combatted in Niger

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Source: United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Zinder, Niger, 18 November 2009 - At a UNICEF and ECHO-supported therapeutic feeding centre in Zinder, in the South of Niger, seventeen months-old Roumanatou Sani is slowly...

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Millions Fed: 20 Case Studies of Agricultural Success

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‘In the late 1950s around a billion people—about one-third of the world’s population—were estimated to go hungry every day. Famines were threatening millions in Asia and Africa in particular, and prospects for feeding the...

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