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President Pierre Nkurunziza of Burundi warned against 4th term By UN secretary general

Nkurunziza to step down

A new report by the UN secretary general warns that if Burundi’s president Nkurunziza tries to seek a fourth term it could “plunge the country into an even deeper crisis”.[9] Check also: Burundi Signed To Quit ICC  The UN chief Antonio Guterres’ report to the UN Security Council cites recent comments by President Pierre Nkurunziza that he might pursue a fourth ...

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18 Computer Scientists From Nigeria Working For Facebook

mark at facebook

Without a doubt, Mark Zuckerberg is beginning to take Nigeria seriously. [9]But that didn’t happen suddenly. You’ll find proof  in the increasing number of Nigerians on facebook payroll, according to tech point. Check also: Mark Zuckerberg On Nigeria Tour, He Meets With African Tech Leaders Below are 18 Nigerians working for facebook 1). CHUKWUEMEKA AFIGBO Chukwuemeka Afigbo joined the social network ...

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Barcelona Launches Football Academy In Lagos Nigeria

Barcelona launches an Academy in Lagos Nigeria

One of the world’s biggest and most successful clubs, Barcelona is launching a football academy in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub.[9] Check also: Neymar To face Trial on corruption Charges The academy, in Africa’s biggest city, is the first of its kind on the continent. [3]It is modelled along Barcelona’s flagship La Masia Academy in Spain which has produced stars such as ...

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Nigerian Students Demand South Africans Leave The Country

south Africans & Nigerians

ABUJA  – Nigerian protesters on Thursday demanded that South African citizens and businesses leave the country and vandalised the head office of mobile phone giant MTN in Abuja in retaliation for anti-Nigerian violence in South Africa.[9] Check also: Nigerian Protesters Damage MTN Head Office In Abuja The National Association of Nigeria Students (NANS) said it had given S. Africans 48 hours ...

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Nigerian Protesters Damage MTN Head Office In Abuja

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ABUJA  – Nigerian protesters vandalised the head office of South African mobile phone giant MTN in Abuja on Thursday in apparent retaliation for anti-Nigerian violence in South Africa, a witness and an MTN spokesman said.[9] Check also: MTN Offers To Pay $1.5 Billion To Settle Its Penalty In Nigeria The attack came after a Nigerian youth body threatened to shut down ...

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