Army rescued scores of children from Boko Haram

The Cameroonian army had rescued scores of children from Boko Haram. Morning Edition was among the news outlets that covered the story of youngsters said to be so traumatized, they'd forgotten their names.

This was the account of Christopher Fomunyoh, an expert on democracy in Africa and native Cameroonian who had traveled to the center where the children were being held.

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Jobs in MTN Lagos - Careers and Vacancies in Lagos

Employing Company: MTN Nigeria

MTN Nigeria is part of the MTN Group, Africa's leading cellular telecommunications company.

Thereafter the company launched full commercial operations beginning with Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt.

Jobs in MTN Lagos - Careers & Vacancies in Lagos - Chat212 Nigeria

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Search jobs and careers in Lagos - Find employment by browsing our list of vacancies in Lagos

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Vacancy - Internal Auditor Vacancy at Lafarge Cement Nigeria

Vacancy - Internal Auditor Vacancy at Lafarge Cement Nigeria

Lafarge Nigeria offers great potential for construction in Nigeria by providing quality concrete designed for today's builders

The vision of Lafarge in Nigeria is to be the most trusted and preferred partner of Nigerian construction professionals and home builders by delivering cement and concrete solutions that are best in quality, environmentally sustainable and nationwide available at affordable cost.

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How PDP React To Jonathan's Phone Call To Buhari

How PDP React To Jonathan's Phone Call To Buhari

Chat212 BBC Reporter... I have heard from PDP supporters that the president took the decision to make the call without consulting anyone. They told me that if he had talked to some of his advisers, they would have objected.

The editor of the BBC Hausa service to Chat212, Mansur Liman, explains how he broke the story of the historic phone call from Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan to admit election defeat - and how it almost didn't happen.

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Nigerian President-Elect Muhammadu Buhari Sets Out His Agenda

Nigerian President-Elect Muhammadu Buhari Sets Out His Agenda

KANO, Nigeria — Nigeria’s president-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, did not smile while making his acceptance speech on Wednesday — understandably, as terrorism and corruption were his main talking points.

A day after piling up substantial vote totals against the incumbent president, Mr. Buhari, a former general who once rose to power in a military coup, further consolidated something extraordinary for Nigeria: the peaceful passing of power from one political party to another through the ballot box.

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How Jonathan's Defeat was Plotted by Top Leaders

How Jonathan's Defeat was Plotted by Top Leaders

THE OUTGOING President Goodluck Jonathan lost his re-election bid several weeks before the March 28 poll to a web of plots hatched at home and honed abroad, Saturday Tribune has reliably learnt.

 Information also in possession of Saturday Tribune revealed a last-minute contest between forces that wanted him to bow out and those that wanted him to hold out for as long as necessary even when it was evident that the news from the field pointed at a possible defeat.
It was learnt that as of 5.00 p.m. on Tuesday, hawks around the president were still at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa, piling pressure on him not to concede defeat. 

 

Those working on him to concede and bow out, reportedly led by a former Head of State, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, were also said to have stayed put in the same Presidential Villa, persuading him that it was the most honourable way to go since it was clear that figures from the field were not in his favour.

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