trump: we discussed agricultural products going into nigeria, which nigeria once. but we have certain areas that don't allow that to happen. good of ourfor the farmers and all of africa, it is important we are able to sell our great agricultural products into nigeria. that will happen. we will be working on that right away. ok? thank you very much. thank you. yourn you join us in pressroom? >> mr. president -- mr. trump: well, it was an interesting thought. we're looking at various countries including singapore. we're also talking about the possibility of the dmz. peace house, freedom house. there's something at that was intriguing. some people may be don't like that.ok at that -- of some people like it very much. i threw it out today as an idea. i also told president moon and through president moon we connected with north korea. there is something i like about a because you are there. you are actually there. out, therehings work is a great celebration to be had on the site, not in a third-party country. so we're looking at the possibility of doing it in that locat

is fighting nigeria -- is helping nigeria fight terrorism.s this another sector where business relations can prosper? >> very much so. that is an area where the u.s. is quite active. some needs that can be met. there is cooperation between both countries. have you spoken of any new military equipment purchases with the ministration? are there any plans -- with the administration? are there any plans? >> we have already committed. we're talking to u.s. companies looking more best looking to do more in nigeria. david: many business people look at africa as a real opportunity. the growing middle class throughout the continent is a huge potential. to what extent can nigeria look to african trade and african investment as opposed to from china or the u.s.? to increase looking intra-african trade. there is increasing cooperation with most african countries. finally, when you talk to u.s. companies, what is the advantage nigeria has an attracting investment as opposed to other african countries? >> the advantage nigeria has is well known. we have th

and place nigeria. i just want.to make it out of the group because it would no disrespect to any of the world cup that's a place as long as i saw phenomenal fans are involved if you enjoy this video please like subscribe and join me next time to write down group. you. are in the world is full of religion. argentina is one of the world's most crazy mission. this time around argentina wants to win the world cup again. it's a matter of national. to go but i can. see you. i think. i know when argentina were defeated in the two thousand and fourteen world cup final but germany this time. said. i don't want. good morning my lovely monthly datasets i think would be fun to play but how do argentinians feel about this year's world cup can missy do it this time the can they finally beat germany again after thirty two years i can hear the final so let's hit the streets of porno sites. out of there and come out of the . other end of the podium saying oh. yeah. and we found out they said but he may know as you said. oh. i argent

well nigeria is. opening its on concrete to invest says by given what the government has been doing in all five hundred areas that people come online with a lot of opportunities because the country just came out of. the economy is growing rapidly will be in dishes possible tight so you mentioned the recession that the i.m.f. recently said that the country's economy remains vulnerable and that the private investment is vital but do the risks pay off enough to justify investors putting their cash into nigeria. i think you did because besides the oil sector you can see the mining. being in nigeria the government kept saying that find the economy to a mining which we didn't yes we have seen and looked old improvement in towns. and a lot of nigerians you know. because it's you doing. a lot of mining and look at the movement ok it's always the same isn't it the government is always touting investment opportunities but what are they actually doing to make the country more attractive. environment which the go

which nigeria wants but we have certain barriers that don't allow that to happen so for the good of our farmers u.s. farmers and for the good of nigeria and all of africa it's very important that we are able to sell our great agricultural products products. the nigerian president thank the u.s. for its military support and please the surgeons in the u.s. economy and ask for their help in recovering funds siphoned out of nigerian government accounts to government help with the machinery in place for their district attorney generals to collaborate in. their turn to nigeria or five hundred million now to save their lives over looted funds the two presidents walked out of the rose garden and back to the white house partly the warmth of the sun also warming relations between the two men alan fischer al-jazeera at the white house in the philippines capital manila thousands of workers a marking labor day with protests angry over president were to go to failure to honor one of his main campaign promises union groups expected to take to sign an executive to create a head of labor day to stre

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work as sex slaves for years been in city in southern nigeria has had a reputation as a hub for humantrafficking it used to be mainly young women who were smuggled more recently traffickers have expanded their network also in libya many migrants are held captive there and have to work as slaves or pay a ransom the injury has been stepping up efforts to help migrants were turned back home. well with me now in the studio is joseph she did very he is fighting against human trafficking and nigeria through advocacy and training a very good evening at joseph it's great to have you here with this very harrowing and staggering statistics that we just mentioned why is it so difficult to stop human trafficking when you know it first from was a you know nigeria has the highest number of victims of human trafficking in africa and also the talking to want. detroit because you know very steven creative and we have to be most i don't blame you know why we plan to fight human trafficking also plan in new ways of traffic in chopping down victims and these what happened in judea and mossad because of d

ruona meyer, bbc news, nigeria. project ever undertaken in antarctica. a hundred scientists from the us and britain will be analysing the thwaites glacier. it is a giant body of ice, and if it melts entirely will have a seismic effect on the world's oceans. our science editor david shukman reports. antarctica is changing. scientists capture the moment that vast chunks of ice break into the ocean. there is so much ice here that, even ifjust some of it melts, sea levels will rise around the world. so the urgent question is how rapidly the glaciers, the great streams of ice, are moving. satellite pictures already reveal that one of the biggest of them, thwaites, is shedding huge blocks of ice. if the whole lot went, the sea would end up nearly a metre higher. this matters for the millions of people who depend on sea defences to keep them safe, from the thames barrier in london to walls of mud in bangladesh. the key is predicting how fast the sea will rise. we found, definitely, a place that really could uncork the geni

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the codeine cough syrup, in nigeria was financed and erected bya in nigeria was financed and erectede moving to make the cough syrup unavailable to nigerians. do you think they will also change how they treat people who are addicted? everyone wants to believe with this kind of reputation that nigerian state and society is giving to the challenge of cough syrup addiction, we have centres that will give more attention from government.“ we have centres that will give more attention from government. if you have not watched the full report i urge you to do so. it is on our website. yesterday we told you about four deadly attacks in afghanistan. today we're going to look in more detail at why attacks are increasing. this us watchdog which oversees how american money is being spent in afghanistan, says more of the population is falling under the control of militant groups including the taliban. yesterday's attacks were in kabul, in kandahar to the south and khost in the east. this report produced by the watchdog highlights how widespread the insurgent action is. areas in red mean active ins

let's start with nigeria.first and foremost they have an absolutely outstanding kid just look at it gorgeous frankly i'd like to see them automatically qualify for the final just on account of their shirts but unfortunately our quest. let's have a look at who's filling. the premier league of alex it would be. to have their exciting young players they look like superstars in the making when they exploded onto the scene may have had a more difficult time of it lately for their clubs but they both produce their best ball for the super eagles and a strong world cup could mark them out as ones to watch for the coming years they'll be supported by some more seasoned pros like chelsea's big surmises and his former club so he might be making the captain of the side i think already knocked out african champions in the qualifiers and nigeria and not to be underestimated. that leaves one more country and saying that iceland already played in qualification croatia actually finished beneath iceland in the group they lost t

duggan al jazeera been with state central nigeria. starbucks says it's entered into a seven point one five billion dollar deal with nestlé to form what it calls a global coffee alliance agreement gives the swiss food giant the right to sell starbucks products around the world outside of the company's coffee shops some five hundred starbucks employees will also be joining us says rights under the deal which has yet to be approved by regulators there's a week ireland will finally play its first ever test cricket match after pushing to be part of the sports elite game for decades pakistan are a point for the historic fixture. reports cricket is being played in ireland for over two hundred years but they've not been part of the one hundred forty one years of the most prestigious form of the going test cricket until now. the malahide ground in dublin is about to stage olens historic first test with pakistan on the visitors it's been a long struggle to be recognised a quick its top table. auden's team features experience pros many who have

to some breaking news now from nigeria the army's confirmed that it's rescued over a thousand boko haram captives those hostages were rescued from several villages in borno say the operation involved twenty two brigades and the multinational joint task force we'll bring you more on that story as we get more details. that amir poussin has been sworn in for another six year term as russian president he's now been in power for eighteen years including a four year spell as prime minister to bypass the limit on consecutive presidential terms or a challenge reports from moscow. it was a long walk to putin's inauguration broadcast live and step by step on russian state t.v. through endless kremlin corridors he's walked for eighteen years admiring the pictures along the way downstairs across hallways finally him to the brights moscow may sunshine and a drive in a brand new russian made limousine. at last he entered the kremlin's ornate alexander roski hall where dignitaries were waiting but still the marathon wasn't over finally on to the podium to deliver the type of oratory the presidents the

praying for peace the attack on a church in central nigeria that's dividing this community. i always say some rather lively storms moving across the east the side of the u.s. beneath this massive plat asked to pull its way across new jersey new england pushing up into that he says sort of kind of the righteous guys to come in behind him a bit wet weather just around the appalachians you know just for monday twenty one celsius for d.c. nineteen in new york and fourteen in all to us as well as sunshine coming in here to montana frankly badly at about twelve degrees the town in recent days but it will be fine and so i want to try whether actually across much of north america hints of a cliff and just rolling across the northern pos as we go through monday on and choose that little bit of cloud there easing across the prayer. obviously the northern plains eastern seaboard should be fodder dry for tuesday temperatures getting up to twenty celsius in d.c. and not far off that for new york and twenty four also with us looking pretty good as we go on through the next couple days spr

duggan al jazeera been with state central nigeria. i mean his parliament is expected to elect an opposition leader as the country's new prime minister on tuesday it follows a wave of protests across the country led by nicole passion and as a fashion guy named reports from yerevan students are playing a major role. many are medians are saying their so-called velvet revolution succeeded because people finally shed their political apathy and were inspired to act. has been leading protests since twenty sixteen for several weeks he's rallied students at half a dozen universities he says opposition leader nicole posh union may be the face of this unprecedented push for change but people primarily students organized it they don't need to because if. there are steps they. need to hold a process that is where people work or food and. it's undeniable young people force during the protests that eventually crippled the country. fed up with the poverty lack of jobs and corruption there hoping the government will finally turn its attention to the p

nigerian army that's right and many has been killed and displaced by the violence in northeastern nigeria any indication as to how the government plans to to fight on the say there's going to be any change in their plan a strategy. well what they're trying to buy now is basically looking at these new arms deal that it had with the you with the government it's unprecedented it's almost five hundred million dollars which will basically bring in at least twelve aircraft and that and will give them several surveillance capabilities however deals like this one take a few years this will arrive in twenty twenty right now what is clear is that there is pressure for our president will act swiftly against a group he won overwhelmingly to really because he promised to end its presence and with less than a year in office really not much has been done then and so there is that pressure as he positions himself for another term but it really does come in kerry elections but there are security experts who are actually urging the nigerian government to not just look at an all out like a solution but look

praying for peace the attack on a church in central nigeria that's dividing this community. hello vote counting is underway in lebanon's first parliamentary elections in almost ten years official results are expected in the coming days but supporters of major parties are already out on the streets celebrating the interior minister has said the voter turnout was around fifty percent down from fifty four percent in elections held in two thousand and nine countries using a new system based on proportional representation has somehow has more from beirut . preliminary results are starting to trickle in hezbollah says it is making gains in the southern part of the country and the big valley both areas i consider to be . hezbollah strongholds now that the hezbollah is weibo which is the future movement led by prime minister sad that. it has again so far. seven seats but they're expecting that number to increase these are preliminary results of future movement is expected to gain something like twenty five seats or more than that the other main establishment political parties say th

and last place nigeria.they just have to do it and i have to make it out of the group because it with no disrespect to any other team the world cup will be a better place as long as iceland fans are involved if you enjoy this video please like and subscribe and join me next time to write down group. you. where in the world is football the national religion. argentina's one of the world's most football crazy nation. well it's just it's an important. to know. this time around argentina wants to win the world cup again. football is a matter of national i don't get to go but i can you know if you were done. and done back in the no nothing seen. nothing i saw when argentina were defeated in the two thousand and fourteen world cup final by germany this seventeen time. said. i don't. want my love the monkey. i think it would be good for the team how do argentinians feel about this year's world cup ok missy during this time you can they finally beat germany again after thirty two years i came here to fight. so let's

people who are held by the armed groups despite having been chased out of many parts of northeast nigeria book around still causes a threat now regional countries are meeting to figure out a long term strategy on how to deal with the price the israeli soldier who caught on camera killing a wounded palestinian man has been released from prison early after serving only nine months i mean to schapelle and i'll bring you the all my reaction. you are with the news great live on air and streaming online for you tube facebook live and that's al-jazeera dot com it is decision time in just about three hours from now president donald trump will be announcing whether the u.s. will abandon the nuclear deal with iran and re impose sanctions in the last few hours and weeks in fact world leaders have scrambled to convince the american president to stick with the agreement and some u.s. democratic senators have also written to try him in a last ditch attempt to stop him from walking away the twenty fifty nuclear deal also known as a joint comprehensive plan of action was agreed by chomsky predecessor bar

and idris with more now on what nigeria is doing now. the decision to up skilled surveillance of the country's entry points was taken at the federal cabinet meeting in the the federal government has ordered health workers to deploy to airports and land borders to ensure that people coming in from risk countries especially the central africa region for example the democratic republic of congo why cases of a ball of water ported should be monitored strictly the government once troubled a situation. in two thousand and fourteen when the first ball a case was recorded in this country the carrier of the virus was from liberia which doesn't share any common boundary with nigeria but eventually came in with a virus it spread and killed a lot of people including health workers he came into contact with in nigeria so the order for the health workers from the government of nigeria is to deploy to these entry points the land borders and their ports to ensure that everybody from the risk countries is probably screened before being let into the count

for the good this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up two suicide blasts in northeastern nigeria target worshipers at a mosque killing at least twenty seven people. as mourners bury the dead in kabul after monday's bombings a new u.s. report paints a bleak picture about afghanistan's security situation. not a warning that brags it could jeopardize peace in northern ireland. armenian opposition leader nicole posh indiana has called for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience after failing to be elected prime minister although he was the sole candidate machinery and couldn't secure the necessary fifty three votes in parliament robin for us to walk or reports. this was the moment of collective disappointment on the air of fans republic square off the m.p.'s from the ruling republican party used their parliament tree majority to block the so-called people's candidate selection to prime minister by forty five votes to fifty five despite him being the only candidate. a huge gathering of supporters expected the vote would reflect the will of the armenian people they followed the deb

at least twenty seven people have been killed in a double bomb attack on a mosque in northeastern nigeria the first explosion went off during afternoon prayers in ruby and adam our state many people died in a second blast while attempting to get out of the building witnesses reported seeing a young man wearing a suicide vest entering the mosque with worshipers more now from other serious dogon is in nigeria's capital abuja. it happened as people were preparing for their afternoon prayers according to police it was a double bombing a twin bombing committed by two suicide bombers it happened in movie a critical town in the northeast simply because this was an area controlled by the book group in two thousand and fourteen for over a month and even if it was already liberated by the nature and army then attacks have not stopped since then in fact last year a similar attack happened in the same area where the book or a group also eight attacked a mosque which left at least fifty people dead another attack in another group of sibylla civilians was again perpetuated where the group left basicall

in nigeria funerals are taking place for two priests and seventeen worshippers who were killed in an attack on their church last month. has been blamed on nomadic cowherd who are fighting farmers for scarce resources but that conflict has spilled over into wider ethnic religious and political violence and today catholics took to the streets across the country to demand an end to the killing. adrian creech reports from the capital. we need peace this is what hundreds of demonstrators see in the capital minding they demand an end to the killings in that country that has been happening in the past years and months almost on the daily basis there are reports of new killings in the middle belt in particular of nigeria but also in the northern part of the country the reason why they're going on the streets today already happened three weeks ago went in been to a state in the middle belt of the country a church was attacked two priests were killed and seventeen warships we. continually have been due to. the fact that the government the talk. continues to be absolutely silent about the killi

reports from nigeria as capital of. it happened as people were preparing for their afternoon prayers according to police it was a double bombing a twin bombing committed by two suicide bombers it happened in movie a critical town in the northeast simply because this was an area controlled by the boko haram group in two thousand and fourteen for over a month and even if it was already liberated by the nature and army then attacks have not stopped since then in fact last year a similar attack happened in the same area where the book group also eight attacked a mosque which left at least fifty people dead another attack in another group of sibylla civilians was again perpetuated where the group left basically about twenty civilians dead now this comes at a very critical time to date the nigerian army launched its so-called intensified operation that will end the presence of the book group they said in this band within the next four months it happens also as the united states and the nigerian governments in fact we knew its

don jordan this is al-jazeera lawyer from doha also coming up twin suicide blasts and northeastern nigeria target worshipers of a mosque killing at least twenty seven people plus. oh. i did protests over the economy turn violent in puerto rico a country still suffering from how to marry. and digging for gold is supposed to be lucrative but that's not the story in south sudan we'll tell you why. protesters in armenia start. blocking roads to the capital after the parliament rejected a bid by opposition leader nicole passion and to be prime minister nationally on call for a nationwide strike on wednesday urging his supporters to block streets railways and airports he has led weeks of anti-government protests that forced the former prime minister to step down or robin forced to work and joins us live now from the armenian capital yet about robin so bitter disappointment for passion yan and his supporters yesterday how as a result of that parliamentary vote going down. this certainly was disappointment but i think because of the debate and the extraordinary amount of time that the m.p. spent d

and that figure is just for two of nigeria's northern states. gets you hooked. addiction to this powerful opioid has reached unprecedented proportions across the country. this is a serious issue, it is biting everybody, it's going from one home to another. if you think you safe, you are not safe. overuse of codeine affects the brain and can lead to insanity. and this is the result. a government rehabilitation centre where addicts are chained for fear of violence. some, just 16 years old, with a clear message to other young people. the national drug law and enforcement agency are out on the streets every week, but believe they only capture 10% of syrup on the streets. this is the front line in the war against syrup. in a five—month undercover investigation, posing as unscrupulous business people wanting to buy cough syrup without papers, we captured scenes of illegal deals. like this one at a bioraj factory, one of the main manufacturers of cough syrup in nigeria. individuals willing to sell their codeine product biolin on to the black market. bi

funerals have been held for some of the forty five people killed by gunmen in northern nigeria armed bandits raided a villages village in kaduna state on saturday witnesses say they shot at children torched houses the region seen an increase in violence by cattle rustlers and also gangs well disputes over territory are continuing to escalate elsewhere in president muhammadu buhari his government is under pressure to prevent such incidents ahead of elections next year to me ellen dorgan reports from benny state where an attack on a church is dividing community that's lived peacefully there for generations. the police are taking us to a small town called by law it's in bend with state in sensual nigeria but long is a small farming community a place with no history of violence until now verified ideas of growth tool. for extra law. john. for now i feel. so much because of dodger where she. reside at the attacker was devastating for people here they accuse ethnic feel any herdsman of being behind the attack there was a morning mass here when a group of gunmen stormed the church and start

while degree move east nigeria. sri lanka's parliament is sitting for the first time since it was suspended by the president last month microprocessors that i made the move after divisions in his ruling coalition. reports politically there will be some things to watch the group of ministers that were from the president's party and voted for the no confidence motion against the prime minister choosing to cross the will of the house to the opposition they say they will sit as a separate group not to join the my in the rajapaksa group and the joint opposition but sit as a separate group and support present my policy to say in the government those left over have sort of regrouped there's been a cabinet reshuffle to distribute some of the portfolios that were held by that group that has left the government and very much to be seen how the government maps out its way forward the infighting is something that it will have to get over the president taking everybody again by surprise at a political rally yesterday saying that

nigeria is now pushing for their return.egotiations have been happening for the past eight years, according to the museum's director. but there has been little headway. europe says more intensive research is needed to determine the origin and acquisition of the artworks. >> 4000 was loaded. -- looted. whatever came afterwards cannot upload rate effect a large chunk came from the looting in 1897. [indiscernible] reporter: those critical of their return have a different argument. they say the bronzes would be better preserved in large international museums than in a nigerian province. but artists of these such arguments with cynicism. she is the owner of nigeria's largest private gallery. permission is fostering the younger generation's talent. those young artists can often not travel to europe. >> enough of the country, they cannot even get a visa to see the part of their country that is in a british museum. it is sad but we want to fight it and make sure we get it back. reporter: eric and his colleagues have also never seen

almost on a daily basis there are reports of new killings in the middle belt of nigeria and also theorthern part of the country. the reason they are going on the streets already happened three weeks ago when in the middle of the country, a church was attacked. two priests were killed and 17 worshipers. >> we are so concerned that huge numbers of people continually have been killed. the fact that the government at the top is mute, continues to be absolutely silent about the killings that are going on, thrown into a situation of chaos. adrian: clashes like this is nothing new. but many observers believe in the past two years the amount of attacks went up significantly. in 2016 alone the international crisis group says more than 2500 people were killed in clashes between herdsmen and farmers. there's one cattle rustlers and criminal groups to attack communities, and the president keeps on insisting the influx of weapons from libya for the crisis there increases to the problem here in nigeria. there is also an increase of a taxing communities between herdsmen and farmers that we have obs

name is out of the money from nairobi kenya and joining the of course is my charming partner from nigeria nota and obama welcome from me to all of our viewers who are tuning for today that issue we have another selection of and lightning reports about nature and the efforts by individuals to ensure that our planet is protected taking us to africa around africa and you know this is what we have lined up on the show today here in nigeria will be paying a visit to the vegetable formals tomorrow post high yields with minimal panties and water and. also new show on the mission to even tells us he contends invasive plants into furniture for school and in kenya the reports from the island of limited raids in seven months to contain to peano to be changed and get tourists figures to back up. some plans have been interviewed some of the regions i can spread like wildfire in the new hobby that globalization has transported these invasive plants around the world some of them thrive in their own environment and sometimes they wreak havoc there. negative consequences conscious so that with a city or o

and last place nigeria. they just have to do it. to make it out of the group because it would no disrespect to any other team the world cup will be a better place as long as iceland and their phenomenal fans are involved if you enjoy this video please like and subscribe and join me next time to write down group. you. in the world is football the national religion. argentina is one of the world's most football crazy nation. it's not that important. this time around argentina wants to win the world cup again. football is a matter of national. good so good but i can see what done. i saw when argentina were defeated in the two thousand and fourteen world cup final by germany this seventeen time. and then. i think it would be good for the team but how do argentinians feel about this year's world cup missy do it this time the kind they finally beat germany again after thirty two years i came here to fight. so let's hit the streets of porno sites. and come out of. the family and say oh. yeah. oh i am. i arguing as a football powerhouse but

which nigeria wants but we have certain barriers that don't allow that to happen so for the good of our farmers u.s. farmers and for the good of nigeria and all of africa it's very important that we are able to sell our great agricultural products products. the nigerian president thanked us for its military support and please the surgeons in the u.s. economy and ask for their help in recovering funds siphoned out of nigerian government accounts to governments if with the machinery in place for there to spread to or tourny generous to collaborate in. their town to nigeria or five hundred million now to save their lives over looted funds the two presidents walked out of the rose garden and back to the white house partly the warmth of the sun also warming relations between the two men alan fischer i'll just you know at the white house now three hundred fifty victims of modern day slavery have been rescued in a major interpol operation in the caribbean central and latin america twenty two arrests were made across thirteen countries in a crackdown that took thirteen months to prepare the

in northeastern nigeria target worshipers at a mosque killing at least twenty seven people. as mourners bury the dead in kabul after monday's bombings a new report paints a grim picture about afghanistan's security situation. and warnings the harbor exits meaning border controls and ireland could see a return to violence after years of peace. and many in opposition to the recall and has called for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience after a failed to be elected prime minister despite being the only candidate in failed to secure the necessary fifty three votes in parliament he declared the decision and sultan urged his supporters to strike robin for his day walker reports from europe on. this was the moment of collective disappointment on the euro fans republic square off the m.p.'s from the ruling republican party used their parliament tree majority to block the so-called people's candidate selection to prime minister by forty five votes to fifty five despite him being the only candidate. a huge gathering of support is expect. the vote would reflect the will of the a

daryn jordan this is al jazeera lawyer from doha also coming up twin suicide blasts in northeastern nigeria target worshipers of a mosque killing at least twenty seven people plus. zero. may day protests seven economy turned violent in puerto rico a country still suffering through a hurricane maria. and digging for gold is supposed to be look at it but that's not the story in south we'll tell you why. protesters in armenia have started. king roads to the capital after the parliament rejected a bid by opposition leader nicole passion jaan to be prime minister he called for a nationwide strike on wednesday urging his supporters to block streets runways and airports robin frost to walk as more from the capital yerevan. this was the moment of collective disappointment on the air of fans republic square off the m.p.'s from the ruling republican party used their parliament tree majority to block the so-called people's candidate's election to prime minister by forty five votes to fifty five despite him being the only candidate. a huge gathering of supporters expected the vote would reflect the wil

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now governors from chad and cameroon are attending a two day forum in nigeria and looking for solutions to the ongoing humanitarian crisis created by boko haram fighters in the region despite the presence of more than forty n.g.o.s and un agencies thousands are without food and shelter amid interest reports for my degree in northeastern nigeria. the bugger fish market used to be one of the busiest ports in the mixture of region eighty trucks an average brought in the daily coach of french from the lake not been able on the a few cartons of drugs arrive the market. well someone who comes here every day to earn enough to buy a meal for his family but one successful fisherman largely depends on the goodwill of others after book why don't fight just over on his village four years ago he's heard about plans by government and international partners to assist people like him but he's not sure if he or his family will get any help this year. i'm getting older and the young ones can go to fish because of fear of attacks but look around with no work and no income many of them have now joined the

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father this tradition goes back to the thirteenth century in his home of been in city in southern nigeria has ancestors started producing plaques and sculptures for their king. so we use. these to do. artists produced thousands of these valuable objects over the centuries but painting city is museum on the has a few of them in its collection most were looted in one thousand ninety seven when british soldiers invaded the royal palace. collectors and museums in europe then purchased them at art auctions. nigeria is now pushing for their return negotiations have been happening for the past eight years according to theone by the museum's director but there's been little headway europe says that more intensive research is needed to determine the origin and acquisition of the artworks. one thousand just. to set this in low for the deposit go but when you look to the so whatever afterwards through and the. goats in the open if i got it last show. from it it isn't there was an uptick in the first there was a book about when i was a. giver what our sources. those critical of their return have a di

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for years been in city in southern nigeria has had a reputation as a center for human trafficking. they used to be mainly young women who were smuggled into europe to work as prostitutes and more recently the human traffickers have expanded their network also in libya. many migrants are held captive there and have to work a slaves or pay a ransom north african a nigerian bands work hand in hand. as. solomon had hoped that the arrest of the recruiter would help the task force get the names of the exit but the woman stubbornly remained silent till the best tips the team told us usually come from former victims for some time now nigeria has been expanding its program for returning migrants. most of them first stay in this former hotel and been in city. solomon questions a group who are flown out of libya just a few days ago. he often has to be an investigator and a psychologist at the same time. one of the women still has the dry bread she was given in the traffickers hideout. and they want to ask you to pick. true west i know money grand. if you refuse to pay the money. to drink. but