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India Projected To Overtake US To Become Second-Largest Smartphone Market By 2017
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Nigerian President Buhari To Recover Billions 'Stolen' By Previous Administrations With Help From US, Foreign Countries
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Russian Naval Vessels Led By Moskva Missile Cruiser Prepare For ‘Assigned Mission’ In Atlantic
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Goodluck Jonathan Left Nigeria With Trillions Of Debt, Transition Committee Chairman Ahmed Joda Says
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Goodluck Jonathan's Administration Spent Trillions On Nigerian National Security In Past Five Years, Yet Boko Haram Remains: Report
The country still faces widespread crime and terror attacks. Activists have called for transparent spending.
US Census Bureau Could Add Middle East Category Or Drop Race Altogether In 2020 Survey
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Nigerian Senators Receive $2,500 Or 506,000 Naira To Spend On Clothes, Not $43 Million Or 8.64 Billion Naira, Senate President Says
A firestorm erupted on social media after it was reported that Nigerian lawmakers receive a whopping $43 million or 8.64 billion naira to spend on clothes.
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Nigeria Senate President Elected: Bukola Saraki, A PDP Defector, Wins After APC Strikes Power-Sharing Deal
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G7 Summit 2015: Buhari Requests Help For Boko Haram In Nigeria, Economy In 'Wish List' For Group Of Seven Leaders
Nigerian President Buhari requested assistance from the G7 leaders on Nigeria's chief concerns including terrorism, economy, infrastructure and corruption.
American Public University Heads' Pay Soars Amid Falling Inflation: Report
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