 BigPond News | Babies malnourished in famished Niger Sky News Australia Babies malnourished in famished Niger Updated: 14:18, Saturday May 19, 2012 Niger is the latest African country to experience a famine, with 300000 children being treated for severe malnutrition as drought tightens its grip. Malnutrition threatens Niger children with lifelong damage |
 Nigerian Tribune | Niger gov, Aliyu defends comment on Buhari The Nation Newspaper By Yusuf Alli, Managing Editor, Northern Operation 12 hours 8 minutes ago The Chairman of the Northern Governors Forum, Dr. Babangida Aliyu is adamant over the Forum's backing of the warning of the former Presidential candidate of the Congress for ... Jonathan, Buhari and 2015 Buhari, Jonathan, PDP, CPC, ACN in festival of attacks Governors Back Former Military Leader |
Project Implementation Palaver: Challenges of the Second Niger Bridge, by Hon ... Vanguard Ogbuefi Ozomgbachi, speaks on the imperatives of constructing the Second Niger Bridge not only to ease transportation in the South East but also as a strategic national asset. He also speaks on why some Federal Government roads are abandoned. |
 BBC News | Niger malnutrition crisis spreading - Save the Children BBC News Months of warnings have failed to prevent a serious malnutrition crisis in Niger, Save the Children has said. The charity says more than six million people are affected there, and about 18 million across West Africa. It says a rising number of children ... G8 summit: The hunger game Save the Children Challenges G8 Leaders to Stop Children Dying As nutrition crisis intensifies, Nigerien mothers struggle to save their children |
 Leadership Newspapers | Impeached Niger speaker heads to court The Nation Newspaper By Jide Orintunsin - Minna 18 hours 28 minutes ago The impeached Speaker of the Niger state House of Assembly, Hon. Mohammed Tsowa Gamunu and four former principal officers have gone to court to challenge their removal. Gamunu; his former deputy, ... Kwara, Niger Parliaments: A Tale Of Two Speakers |
Looming Niger famine fails to attract aid ABC Online By Africa correspondent Ginny Stein Agencies hoping to prevent a famine crisis in the landlocked West African nation of Niger are having trouble getting aid donors to take notice. Oil has recently been discovered in the country and it is set to become ... CARE lawyer: Niger felt like 'Hunger Games' on steroids Paradox of hunger in Niger Five million at risk in Niger |
 BBC News | African nation ranked 'worst for being a mother' Sydney Morning Herald THE central African nation of Niger is the world's worst place to become a mother, according to an annual evaluation of the prospects for women and children around the world. Mothers and babies face a formidable range of obstacles to their survival and ... The worst places to be a mum Hunger points to world's worst places to be a mother Niger worst place to be mother - Save the Children |
Revisiting The East-West Coastal Road Leadership Newspapers That is because administrators and major stakeholders in Nigeria's Niger Delta region appear to have chosen to abandon it, even when it became crucial to the survival of the region. Just recently, the issue of the road project was conveniently ignored ... S-South Agenda: BRACED for regional growth |
 Leadership Newspapers | Hydrocarbon Deposits Raise Hope In Niger As Potential Oil-Producer Leadership Newspapers The hope of the people of Bida Basin in Niger State to join the league of oil-producing community in Nigeria has heightened with the discovery of what looks like hydrocarbon deposits in the area. Abu Nmodu reports. The history of Niger State is just ... |
Amnesty Programme - Only President Jonathan Can Include Itsekiri Youths - Kuku AllAfrica.com By Emman Ovuakporie, 19 May 2012 THE Presidential Amnesty Programme for militants among Niger Delta youths who laid down their weapons to give way to peace and development in the region, once again, took a centre-stage of activities at the House of ... |
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