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The Delta state former governor James Ibori guilty plea
British police accuse him of stealing $250m (£160m) over eight years.
The prosecutor called him a "thief in government house".
Mr Ibori, once seen as one of Nigeria's wealthiest and most influential politicians, was arrested in 2010 in Dubai and then extradited to London.
Some $35m of his alleged UK assets were frozen in 2007.

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University lecturers in Nigeria, through the Academic Staff Union of Universities, , have created for themselves an image of group whose sole interest is strikes. ASUU has started another strike, which it says would be “total and comprehensive

After apparent air strike, deposed Libyan leader pulled from sewage pipe and dragged through streets of hometown; at least one of strongman’s sons also reported dead.

Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe

Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, PDP, Abia Central is the Chairman, Senate Committee on Media and Public Affairs. 
Abaribe, a ranking Senator first elected into the Senate in 2007, served as Abia State Deputy Governor between 1999-2003.

Chelsea midfielder Mikel Obi will be fined 5,000 dollars for missing the Tuesday deadline to report to the Super Eagles' camp in Abuja.



Team Media Officer, Mr Colin Udoh, said  in Abuja that Eagles officials were unimpressed with the player and had handed down the fine to the player.

IN DELTA STATE,ASABA-CHAIRMAN of the Peoples Democratic Party, Delta State, Chief Mr Peter Nwabaoshi, has  denied alleged plot by his party to bomb the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, office, Asaba,Delta State.
the Peoples Democratic Party (DPP) Elders and Stakeholders Forum in Delta State, had, in a statement  alleged that a  political party (name withheld) had concluded arrangements to bomb INEC, Asaba, office, to destroy electoral materials used during the April 26, governorship elections in a bid to frustrate his party’s  (DPP) case before the Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal sittting in Asaba,Delta State.

The Prime Minister Manmohan Sigh signed trade and investment deals on Wednesday to expand India's economic footprint on the African continent, where China has made huge advances.
The Indian premier offered a $5-billion credit line for its trade partner at the start of a two-day summit with some 10 African leaders in the Ethiopian capital Addi's Ababa.

International Criminal Court, ICC,  Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo has confirmed he had requested an arrest warrant

The robbers in Abakaliki Were reportedly burnt to death, weekend, by angry mob in Nwekendiagu Community in Effium Development Centre of Ohaukwu local government area, Ebonyi state for allegedly

US forces aboard five Toyota Hiace vans transferred the teenage girl along with several other Afghan women and girls to a military base in the province. They then sezually assaulted them, Afghan sources, who requested anonymity, told Iran Newspaper on Network on Wednesday.

Medical reports indicate that a young girl died as a result of severe bleeding that was caused by tears in her genitals from violent sezual penetration.

Two other victims were admitted to a nearby hospital and are currently receiving treatment for serious injuries they suffered following multiple rapes.

However, ISAF has told Press TV correspondent that they cannot confirm this report.

The incident comes as violence in Afghanistan has spiked to record highs since the US-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001.

Statistics about civilian death tolls in Afghanistan are not available. However, it is estimated that between 14,000 and 34,000 Afghan civilians have lost their lives since the US-led war.

Tens of thousands of Afghan civilians have reportedly lost their lives as a consequence of displacement, starvation, disease, exposure, lack of medical treatment, crime and lawlessness resulting from the war.

Afghan Interior Minister Zemarai Bashary said in a recent report that 2010 was the deadliest year for the civilians in the war-torn country since 2001.