december now the attempts are getting even more frequent the trend has prompted the government of niger state to close all high schools for 2 weeks students in neighboring states are also at risk as nigeria's armed forces remain stretched battling a range of security threats around the country. if bits out border between kenya and somalia has led to kenya pulling out of monday's hearing an international court of justice the 2 countries squabbling over 816-0000 square kilometer triangle in the indian ocean thought to be rich in oil and gas somalia says down my time frontin should continue in the same direction as the land border while kenya argues for its horizontal line of somalia's p. was granted kenya will technically become landlocked with little access to the high seas from its ports from on those i will to dr david my son got from nairobi kenya he's the chairman of the pan african for him and as one invested in this dispute i asked him if pulled out of the court hearing because it is afraid it will lose the case no it does not border out because these are pretty do it it doesn't border o

a further 42 students and staff members were taken in niger state. 80 schoolchildren were kidnapped, and a further 300 boys abducted from another school. all have been freed. our correspondent told us more about the rescue effort. reporter: basically, the authorities are saying troops are trying to rescue dozens of students kidnapped by the gunmen. troops with tanks and helicopters have been deployed. authorities say 180 people have been rescued at the initial stage of the adduction following gunfire with the military. some sources say those people or cap during the attack and they were rescued by the military. about 30 people are missing, students, males and females. authorities have launched an operation. gunmen stormed the college on the other skirt -- the outskirts of the city. they opened fire within the premises and moved into the dormitories and kidnapped a number of people there. this is the latest abduction in a series of mass kidnappings. nigeria, since december, around 700 students have been ducted. all of them have been released after neg

december now the attempts are getting even more frequent the trend has prompted the government of niger state to close all high schools for 2 weeks students in neighboring states are also at risk as nigeria's armed forces remain stretched battling a range of security threats around the country. if bits out border between kenya and somalia has led to kenya pulling out of monday's hearing an international court of justice the 2 countries squabbling over 816-0000 square kilometer triangle in the indian ocean thought to be rich in oil and gas somalia says the time frontin should continue in the same direction as the land border while kenya argues for a horizontal line of somalia's p. was granted technically become landlocked with little access to the high seas from its ports from on the will to dr david my son got from nairobi kenya he's a chairman of the pan african forum and is one invested in this dispute i asked him if pulled out of the court hearing because it is afraid it will lose the case no it does not border out because these are pretty dudek it doesn't border out because they would go

and a further 42 staff, students and family members were taken from kagara, niger state — one was killedre than 80 schoolchildren were kidnapped from a school in katsina state and a further 300 boys abducted from another school there. all have since been freed. 0ur correspondent in abuja, ishaq khalid told us more basically, at the moment nigerian forces are saying that troops are trying to rescue the dozens of students who have been kidnapped by the gunmen. troops with guns and helicopters have been deployed. initially the authorities say that 180 people have been rescued at the initial stage of the abduction following gunfire with the military. but some sources are saying that those people are actually students and staff who was kept during that time for the authorities are saying they were rescued by the military force up now about 30 people are missing students, males and female and authorities are saying they have launched a search operation. basically what happening the men in large numbers stormed the college on the outskirts of the nigerian city overnight. they broke the fence an

abductions of school children in less than 10 days in february 27 boys and their teachers were taken in niger state on the 17th before they were freed on saturday officials say the attacks are being carried out by bandits loosely formed armed. gangs rob and kidnap for money nigeria denies paying ransoms but many believe regional instability in north western states has allowed kidnapping to become a lucrative source of income some believe boko haram. kidnapping of more than 270 schoolgirls in the town of chibok in 2014 prompted more armed groups to turn into mass abductions of children. who is a geo political and security analysts at afi politics that's a security think tank he says the key to addressing this issue is for nigeria to invest in its police force. the kidnapping is lurie's can have reward because less if you look at let's go back to the you know the incident didn't know that because in the heart of it by a 1000 students in the school or boys' school the school is it's suckered in not fixed it one is close to you know do these bushes are in areas where the government knew that this crimi

december now the attempts are getting even more frequent the trend has prompted the government of niger state to close all high schools for 2 weeks students in neighboring states are also at risk as nigeria's armed forces remain stretched battling a range of security threats around the country. if bits out border between kenya and somalia has led to kenya pulling out of monday's having an international court of justice the 2 countries squabbling over 816-0000 square kilometer triangle in the indian ocean thought to be rich in oil and gas somalia says the time frontin should continue in the same direction as the land border while kenya argues for its horizontal line. was granted kenya will technically become landlocked with little access to the high seas from its ports from on the spill to dr david my son got from nairobi kenya he's a chairman of the pan african forum and is one invested in this dispute i asked him if came out pulled out of the court hearing because it is afraid it will lose the case no it does not board because these are pretty do. it doesn't border out because they were to g

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state's waterways are took sick the u.n. says it could take 30 years to clear up the contamination. the niger delta pollution has continued despite years of promises by successive governments in nigeria to clean it up in 2016 president my mother behind it launched an ambitious cleanup project you know good aren't there what has been ongoing but there isn't see there it'll progress has been made. residents and activists branded multinational oil companies share for their plight they have petitioned their government to provide hospitals and schools to improve their living conditions. the new code you hopeless the room i was cruising is that you in the. deal of the foam. with the glue rope would cut it out on the margins to measure those also and parmeet told the people that got the road out of the job place through this species. the region provides most of the nigeria's revenues but the communities see they get nothing in return and their government has made drink to them and to the f. them to their fate. sports news now of european football's governing body you a fact is set to lift its curren

abductions of school children in less than 10 days in february 27 boys and their teachers were taken in niger state on the 17th before they were freed on saturday officials say the attacks are being canned carried out by these bandits loosely formed armed gangs who robbed and kidnapped for money now nigeria deny is paying ransoms but many believe that regional instability in north western states has allowed kidnapping to become a lucrative source of income some believe boko haram as well publicized kidnapping of more than 270 school schoolgirls in the town of chibok back in 2014 prompted even more armed groups to turn to these mass abductions of children. elsewhere in nigeria in the northeast where boko haram has been battling the government now for over a decade 25 aide workers are reported trapped at a u.n. base i saw linked fighters attacked a humanitarian hub there fighters from the group that calls itself islamic state west africa province invaded the town of in borno state officials say that military reinforcements jets and helicopters have all been deployed well let's speak to a. geo politic

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dozen students, who were abducted by an armed group last month from a school in the north-central state of nigerave been released. this comes as local authorities continue to search for over 300 school girls taken by armed men last week in a raid at their boarding school in the northwestern sta of zamfara. at least 15 refugees drowned off the coast of libya after their boat capsized sunday. this is the second refugee shipwreck in the mediterranean in less than two weeks. the rubber boat was carrying over 100 people, including children, trying to reach european soil. according to the united nations, more than 20,000 refugees have died in the mediterranean since 2014. back in the united states, donald trump made his first public address since leaving the white house, receiving a standing ovation as he delivered the keynote address to the annual conservative political action conference, bin salman, in tampa, florida, on sunday. trump renewed his attas on immigrants and repeated the lie that the 2020 election was stolen from him. he said he would not form a third party and hinted he might run again

raids occurred on sunday -- on the same day niger's constitutional court confirmed newly elected president mohamed bazoum's victory. back in the united states, the senate has confirmed boston mayor and former union leader marty walsh to be secretary of labor. walsh becomes the first labor secretary to come from a union background in nearly 50 years. with walsh's confirmation, boston city council president kim janey has become interim mayor of boston, making her the firswoman and first person of color to hold the office. the white house is preparing a $3 trillion infrastructure and jobs package as part of president biden's build back better agenda. "the washington post" reports the legislation will be broken into two parts. one package will focus on education and programs to increase the participation of women in the work force, including paid leave, universal pre-k, and free community college. it would also extend the child tax credit for several years. a second part of the legislation focus on infrastructure like bridges, roads and waterways. it would reportedly provide $400 billion to combat climate change, including $60 billion for green

built from senegal to the niger delta every stone every being every element of masonry was transported by boat from europe with. most of these fortresses there built by states individual capitalists or even groups of trading capitalists did not have that kind of money in order to build those sorts of fortresses the english already had 13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast from the a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's principal source of slaves. in this accounting document written in 1688 we learned that over an 8 year period it shipped 60783 slaves. each cost the royal african company 8 to 12 pounds sterling the equivalent of between 950 and 1500 euros today they were all bought with trade goods the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans pressured their african partners to help them plan to rationalize and industrialized their system of mass deportation. slaves were ofte

were built from senegal to the niger delta every stone every being every element of masonry was transported by boat from europe and. most of these fortresses are built by state individual capitalists or even groups of trading capitalists did not have that kind of money in order to build those sorts of fortresses the english already had 13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast from the a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's principal source of slaves. in this accounting documents written in 1688 we learned that over an 8 year period it shipped 60783 slaves. each cost the royal african company 8 to 12 pounds sterling the equivalent of between 950 and 1500 euros today they were all bought with trade goods the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans pressured their african partners to help them plan to rationalize and industrialized their system of mass deportation. slaves were oft

were built from senegal to the niger delta every stone every being every element of masonry was transported by boat from europe and. most of these fortresses are built by state individual capitalists or even groups of trade in capitalist did not have that kind of money in order to build those sorts of fortresses the english already had 13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast from the a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's principal source of slaves. in this accounting document written in 1688 we learned that over an 8 year period it shipped 60783 slaves. cost the royal african company 8 to 12 pounds sterling the equivalent of between 950 and 1500 euros today they were all bought with trade goods the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans pressured their african partners to help them plan rationalize and industrialized their system of mass deportation. slaves were often bought

were built from senegal to the niger delta every stone every being every element of masonry was transported by boat from europe and. most of these fortresses are built by state individual capitalists or even groups of trade in capitalist did not have that kind of money in order to build those sorts of fortresses the english already had 13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast from the a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's principal source of slaves. in this accounting document written in 1688 we learned that over an 8 year period it shipped 60783 slayings. each cost the royal african company 8 to 12 pounds sterling the equivalent of between 950 and 1500 euros today they were all bought with trade goods the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans pressured their african partners to help them plan and rationalize and industrialized their system of mass deportation. slaves were o

niger have killed 58 civilians at a market. the assault happened where 100 people were killed in a series of attacks in january. there was no immediate claim of responsibility, but extremists linked to the islamic state active in that area. archaeologists in israel have discovered dozens of new dead sea scrolls fragments. they contain biblical texts that date to the first century. the fragments were found in a desert cave south of jerusalem. it's believed they were likely hidden during a jewish revolt against the roman empire. in this country, to people in southern california were killed after a fireworks stash exploded in a residential neighborhood in ontario. the house was set on fire. 50 firefighters were working on dousing the flames three hours after the blast. purdue pharma has filed a $10 billion plan to resolve lawsuits over the opioid epidemic. the sackler family would contribute $4 billion over a decade. the settlement would steer future profits to the plaintiffs, but multiple states that sood said it does not go far enough. britain's prince philip return to windsor castle after being hospitalized for a month today. the husband of queen elizabeth is 99 years old. he was treated for an infec