how was the nigeria supposed to gain from embrace in democracy. if you call that time it was when nigeria was at a certain point apart mission that was the time of the of a shiny g.m. and when overnight in the 1998 a brush up past the week and at the same time do so called do we know of the democratic election of june 12th 1903 mr a good hour should also pass the week it was said in a nigerian press that this was a divine intervention that would give nigeria a chance to start afresh there was a time when overnight mr jenner a reset on the a bucket became the president of nigeria and decided to start the fresh opening up nigeria's democratic process and this was organized by the military to get out of the process and what used to be called the media fix the role of military in politics in nigeria and that's when the electoral process was allowed to go through and on may 29th 1990 i recorded that vividly it was a new day with the election of a bench on or about some juice or he was pulled out of prison and allowed to run anyone the election the nige

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called the trial it was when nigeria was at the certain point. a pariah nation that was the time of the of a shiny g.m. and when overnight in the 1998 a brush up past the week and at the same time do so called do we know of the democratic election of june 12th 1903 mr at euro should also pass the way it was said in a nigerian press that this was a divine intervention that would give nigeria a chance to start afresh that was a time when overnight mr jenner a reset on the a bucket became the president of nigeria and decided to start the fresh opening up nigeria's democratic process and this was organized by the military to get out of the process and what used to be called the media takes the role of military in politics in nigeria and that's when the electoral process was allowed to go through and on may 29th 1990 i recorded that vividly it was a new day we did it action of adventure or by some true sort he was pulled out of prison and allowed to run anyone the election the nigerians expected democratic process to usher in a new era of liberty or f

called the trial it was when nigeria was at the certain point. mission that was the time of the of a shiny g.m. and when overnight in the 1998 a brush up past the week and at the same time do so called do we know of the democratic election of june 12th 1903 mr a good or should also pass the way it was said in a nigerian press that this was a divine intervention that would give nigeria a chance to start afresh that was a time when overnight mr jenner a reset on a bucket became the president of nigeria and decided to start the fresh opening up nigeria's democratic process and this was organized by the military to get out of the process and what used to be called the media takes the role of military in politics in nigeria and that's when the electoral process was allowed to go through and on may 29th 1990 i recorded that vividly it was a new day we did it action of a buncha all of us some juice or he was pulled out of prison and allowed to run anyone the election been nigerians expected democratic process to usher in a new era of liberty or freedom

one woman's mission in nigeria to get female entrepreneurs on their feet. and to meet nigeria's new taste for means is sparking deadly conflict so glad. i've been physical and it's a business another day of foals for world stocks but they regained some ground following positive signals from the u.s. treasury secretary this time even the new shin's saying a trade deal between china and the united states is about 90 percent complete missions big hint spot hopes of a deal at this weekend's g. 20 summit in japan. a trade is expected to be top of the agenda u.s. president donald trump will meet is chinese count about xi jinping in attempts to calm the war it's been raging for almost you know. this is the current status of the u.s. china trade conflict. washington has slapped 25 percent tariffs on nearly half of all imports from china. the levies now affect $250000000000.00 worth of goods. and u.s. president on the trump is threatening to extend the tariffs to the rest of chinese imports. china has retaliated with counter tariffs beijing is charging extra duties

he won the election will be celebrated as nigeria's democracy. in works has been criticized as a political move to remain a part of the country president bush kerry publicly apologized to our bureau last family and declared the new democracy. but how strong is the countries that will kristie want to nigeria bring. their own government it's better than the military during the military era we couldn't sit down like this we'd be terrified but democracy gives us peace of mind everything we've told them that we want they've not done it that is what is taking us backwards we're not satisfied because they haven't given us what we want once you're through what thank you very much sir so as you've heard not many nigerians are happy with the country's current democracy many of them feel like the government doesn't pay attention to their requests doesn't appear to be our voice now this is a flyer from 1903 campaign flyer. and it says 93 farewell to poverty this was a major point back in 93 i want to talk to young people who were born around that time young

grassroots activity very important especially phone nigeria. so many young people and they like so much the football they must have the paternity to play the former super he goal turned academy coach. who explains the rundown pitch. best what do you have to. try to make a one league team with little to no resources this a get to be still produces prospects. you need to do the time to grow. most of them just to get up just one in one month too long 3 months which means the time from the much is on. the statute. the opportunity to play. for very long. i was a spitting to see horse emulating what they put in place. and despite of the war you know you can't play football without having a good training pitch right now so we need the infrastructure of the government's reach as we've learned runs deep when it comes to football they only the lion's share of pro teams as j.j. said they need for different. structure he's staring you right in the face so who is it for words like corruption have been thrown out there you know lack of finances i mean from y

how to kick start a nigeria's economy president will pledge to increase growth and jobs in the oil rich country that's just emerged from a deep recession but there are hurdles and head to go live to for more also coming up it's a centuries old problem that many grows in ethiopia. as western celebrities hoped could tepper be the next door and you can know. we welcome to do business africa want to jones and the to have you with us and with starting in nigeria where last month the president mohamed hadi was sworn in the for a 2nd term in office it was a narrow election election win that took place against a backdrop of economic uncertainty among the biggest challenges he's facing is slowing growth the nigerian economy is projected to grow by just over 2 percent of this year that's well below forecasts for many other african countries obstacles to growth include poor infrastructure frequent power outages and corruption and unsurprisingly those kinds of problems are doing little to spur investment in 2018 nigeria attracted to fall less foreign investment than egypt south africa ghana or ethi

nigeria. oh unbelievable talent. it seems fitting into the national team have all collected silverware. the dream team is going to 23 just qualified for the final face of the qualifiers to be the championships in africa talk to me about the state of nigerian football. from the national team perspective successful. because 21000 is a year where you've got all the national teams competing in major tournaments from that perspective you want to say the fans are excited but then again when you talk about football and i should be about the league. here's a glimpse of nigeria's probably players. sometimes years without a piece out. this money. you know. the. diplomatic oh boy you know. you have to invest to be able to be successful when it comes to when it comes to the local be think we're so good because. one of the issues is that most of the clubs belongs to government right you know so people running clubs are really the shows and you know so. they get every year from the government to run the club which is not enough to

but how strong is the conscious demo christie want to nigeria. government it's better than the military during the military era we couldn't sit down like this we'd be terrified of democracy gives us peace of mind everything we've told them that we want they've done it that is what is taking us backwards we're not satisfied because they haven't given us what we want. thank you very much. as you've heard not many nigerians are happy with the contras current democracy many of them feel like the government doesn't pay attention to their requests doesn't appear to their voice now this is a flyer from 1903 at the allows campaign flare. and it says 93 farewell to poverty this was a major points back in 93 i want to talk to young people who were born around that time young people like me i want to ask them do they feel like there is anything to be hopeful about in nigeria to be. fighting they then enter into the old food. situation. these gnocchi. the lights of lights the world. will say we don't have hope that's why you see a lot of young people turning

grassroots activity is very important especially phone nigeria. so many young people and they like so much the football they must have the put you need to play the former super g. gold turned academy coach. who explains the rundown pitch. trying the best you have to. try to. lead the team with little to no resources this a get to be still produces prospects. you need a little time to regroup. most of them have to get up just one on one month to month to month which means the time from the watches on. i'm not getting a lot of. mistakes you. have had the opportunity to play. for very long and who i was a spitting to see was emulating what they put in place. and this part of it was you know you can't play they only a lion's share of pro teams as j.j. said they need for infrastructure he staring you right in the face so who is it for words like corruption have been thrown out there you know lack of fire. i mean from your perspective you have somewhat of a bird's eye view. of the entire scenario so how would you. describe it you go to see the administr

nigeria. all. the dreams on the 23 just qualify for the final face off the qualifiers to be the championships in africa talk to me about the state of nigerian football. from the national team perspective successful secondly because 21000 is a year where you've got all the national teams competing in major tournaments from that perspective you want to say the fans are excited but then again when you talk about football and i do have 1st it should be about the league. here's a glimpse of nigerians probably players going months sometimes years without a pizzelles. money. you know. you can be. diplomatic you know. you have to invest to. be successful when it comes to when it comes to the local league think we're so good because. one of the issues is that most of the clubs belongs to government. so people running to clubs are not really the shows and you know so. they get every year from. the government to run the place which is not enough to write. no money no chance to show. so much talent and go play

nigeria's on leonardo da vinci that's what waters got him to be by the time he's 15 white out. we're wishing you the best. i hope we are enjoyed all program where we sing the end of the show but please keep in touch with us on facebook and on you tube or email us at 77 x. d w dot com and here's what's coming up on the next edition of the 77 percent. our reporter to mind he heads to guy now for our street debate to learn more about being a father did you think they should be having only one because fastest growing economy including the better and the challenge you. and now as always before we go we introduce you to a young artist who is making waves across the continent this is nigerian seeing us songwriter great music with me is our envy truck show me. we hope you enjoy and we'll see you on the next to do songs oh the 77 set by 4 no. to. thank you. to. be. the way i. told. you. blame. her good luck. good luck. good luck. for. the book. the more layers. of. the book. play. the be the bad play the ball. player. play. subject. after. some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter.

the biggest source of uncertainty looming over the markets also coming up one woman's mission in nigeria to get female entrepreneurs on their feet and as san francisco bans the sale of the cigarettes we look at how big a blow the move is to big tobacco. i'm chris called rambling good to have you with us and we start the show with a figure 10 percent according to some u.s. officials that's what's left to complete a trade deal between the united states and china and the stage for ending the now year long dispute is set and u.s. president donald trump will meet china's leaders at the g. 20 summit in japan later this week. president set off for osaka with many hoping he would take the steps needed to resolve his trade disputes with china his treasury secretary says a deal with beijing was 90 percent done when talks collapsed in may now there's optimism among world leaders that the remaining 10 percent is within reach. in regard to the u.s. china trade expect the united states and china will constructively resolve the issue through dialogue including the u.s. china meeting during the g 20 sum

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group of panelists you are a blog and a social activist from nigeria how difficult is it to tell a story about material without mentioning. for example corruption well it's one of the major things that people recognize nigeria with that is boko haram corruption and such things but there are stories that are missing from the conversation so for example in northern nigeria we know stories about oppression when it comes to women but people do not realize there is a new movement of northern nigeria and women who are beginning to advocate for really important issues such as you think lucian and more recently a movement called me to i mean to north inhouse the language is spoken in northern nigeria and you have a lot of young women coming out to speak about abuse and sexual harassment and that's a growing movement right now in northern nigeria well what i'm saying is they're still going on and that needs to be told globally but for a lot of social activist from cynical. about the things that we seeing on the international scene i mean the negative negatives. my opinion is they want to show . t

police custody also coming up dozens of people are killed in a triple suicide bombing in northeastern nigeria authorities fear it might be the lead us to attack by militant group boko herat. and fasten your seat belts were in the bush a in france where the world's biggest play makers have flown in for the paris air show. they are thank you so much for joining us everyone well we begin our broadcast right here in germany with the latest on the suspected murder of a senior politician known for his vocal defense of refugees federal prosecutors now say they believe the man suspected of killing balta luka was motivated by right wing extremism a senior politician from chancellor angela merkel c.d.u. luko was found dead earlier this month. at his home in the central state of has on saturday police arrested a 45 year old man also suspicion of killing luka at all prosecutors gave an update on the investigation just a short while ago take a listen to what they said. begin of clint. dundas we're assuming that we're dealing with a right wing extremist background to this murder case the reason for our ass

and accountability there's a lot there in that tradition is have very long and healthy tradition in nigeria tradition of civic politics and community politics there's a long tradition of party politics and much as people might be dissatisfied with the way that things are going and it's a work in progress there's no question that it's on a path to improvement one of the landmarks i think was when president bus and joe fell out with vice president to coup in in the 2nd term they fought that battle through the courts actually and that consolidated or i said ali's using the constitution instead you should only use a you're saying it's much better i mean for the average nigerian i'm not so not so sure that that's the case and we've got the data the data suggests that economic growth is is much lower than it has been in the last 10 years we we know that unemployment is up and just the provision of electricity ali is spasmodic to say the least about one half 50 percent of nigerians have access to electricity so how is it improving for nigerians. so this is 2 separate questions one is your question

we're coming to you from lagos nigeria yes the loofah c. park and with me today is my colleague z all the way from johannesburg a.z. are you doing today hey auntie i'm doing just great thanks and hello to or you of us will.

tomorrow june 12th is hugely significant because that was the day originally nigeria was supposed to return to democracy in 1903 in which the military an old and that's what we're actually commemorating tomorrow on that day and what led to democracy in the end was the public protesting against the nominate it was people fighting for this industry it was people pushing for civil liberties to keep the democratic space open people got killed in that struggle just as they did in the apartheid struggle people like delegate were people like. who was the wife of the candidate who won a journalist were killed student protesters were killed so civil society really pushed for that transition and the military reluctantly accepted it but what happened after transition really was that the people who really pushed for it didn't necessarily russian and occupy the space instead people who were kind of closely related to the former relates to the old way of doing things quickly rushed back in and democratize themselves so actually the 20 years since nigeria returned to democracy has been about people

cost of nigeria's super foghorns won the game with a few 5 women the day what it takes to move on the sports journalist be. ready mike a junior is the name you're welcome to the program but just. demanding international guarantees to ensure any agreement reached with i mean really as it's implemented correctly they have called off the a general strike and campaign of civil disobedience this week and i agreed to resume talks with the ruling military council but madani abbas madani while the protest movement leaders say they will only participate in talks start need to we have. to a civilian government. meant needs to include regional and international guarantees. and. were only prepared to discuss an agreement that leads to our proposal. civil government . without discussion of any other issue. the u.s. has appointed a new special envoy to promote a democrats agree solution to the nation's political crisis the retired veteran diplomats do not booth travel to hot to mourn when state alongside top u.s. diplomat for africa to board 90 they see attacks against civilians must stop the edge

nigeria's only a not adventurous that's what water's current and to be by the time he's 15 what are. will wish you the best i hope we are enjoyed all program where we sing the end of the show but please keep in touch with us on facebook and on you tube or email us at 77 at. home. and here's what's coming up on the next edition of the 77 percent. of our reporter to mind he heads to stand up for our street debate to learn more about it in the fall did you say something having only one because fastest growing economy including the benefits and the challenge again. and now as always before we go we introduce you to a young artist who is making waves across the continent this is nigerian seeing us songwriter great music with he is our in the truck so. we hope you enjoy it and we'll see you on the next to the song oh the 77 set by for no. good. oh ok. the only. good. good. luck. with. the bump. bump bump bump bump bump. bump bump. bump bump bump bump. bump bump. bump. bump. bump bump bump. bump. bump. the follow. malaysia. you're listening to me give me. the fight against illegal logging.

it was a tall orderfor nigeria. team was the world cup. it was a tall order for nigeria.with a broken toe. 20 minutes, the nigeria bubble was burst. a corner find minutes, the nigeria bubble was burst. a cornerfind its minutes, the nigeria bubble was burst. a corner find its way to ahead and enter the back of the net. just minutes later, i nigeria player catches a german player. straight on the net. the germans in full control. next, it was leah schuyler stern. picture perfect for germany who still have not conceded in this yea r‘s who still have not conceded in this year's permit. afghanistan afg ha nista n narrowly afghanistan narrowly miss out on causing probably the biggest shock of the cricket world cup as in the managed to grind out a win in southampton. they leapfrog england. into third. afg hanistan's cricketing journey has been a sporting success story. five games, five defeats, the world cup fairy tale is flagging. now bowling against the mighty unbeaten india, it would take something special to put a positive spin on things. still, spin is something we do rathe

what do women footballers across africa wants equal pay and as much attention as men's football as nigeria cameroon and south africa get ready to represent the continent in a woman's world cup and the put the challenges behind them on excel in the competition. and you michael jr is my name welcome to the program the central african republic has seen more than its fair share of peace deals none of which have actually brought peace to the fox a country of this yeah he's put pen to paper yet again legend peace now the president has started consultations about to be conservation begins with one boy who doesn't yet know what that means because all he can remember is the violence. heavy can't sleep at night his mother also say says son his night man is only doing the drawing can have have a stop seeing the peaches that haunted. me to get to sleep i have. draw every time to get the images out of my head. and here's just 12 years old his drawings are always the same pickup trucks with machine guns mounted on the back a body in a river a house on fire with his dad inside. what made me draw this pic

who say they're being ignored by the government would interest has more now from northwest nigeria. the population of will be awfully nice estimated 40 to 45000000 people there mostly found in the west african nations of nigeria mali booking apostle and the rest but they're also found in central african countries and this would on a 3rd of them no money people move from one country to another across international borders in such a posture and water for their animals. are bucharest man says he lost everything when cattle destroyed describes a few days ago he says his family could go hungry this year if he can't get a loan to replant and time is running out for the farmer who depends on the rains to grow food for now he turns to this failing crops. they came by tonight. everything is gone i don't know where to go and what to do it happens every time around here sometimes violence erupts and people get hurt. he blames this felony cattle herders for the damage to his 2 farms the full and the on their part say they're the most exploited and neglected community despite their contributions

it's going to be a very difficult game getting nigeria for the fortune i was. in one of the fun we all need in order for them to think. that. it's one thing. meeting the. ball like now you know. well it's not just nigeria and i write this off because of the french find as also comair and what i do at times as v.p. the talking about how you know one thing. it might mean that i like the meeting keeping close to all that stuff. for all of us because we're not in games. with nothing is playing on this evening and we're fine and you want me to be full all the time they would be the 1st team i mean it was not the love of all things i just thought they made me but i'm just talking again i think i'm saying but i will also while i'm ok i was talking ok well i wish in the african teams in a competition the best of luck blessing which was for some reason i'd say i think for the time. and also we have time for indeed up the news africa and you can catch all our stories on our web sites on face book page fingers crossed for by now but not off the super fog and so my gerri o

also coming out of a crowded and under-funded we go inside a huge prison in nigeria to meet the inmates with little hope for the future and the mob trying to prepare them for life after. any michael jr is the name you're welcome to the show it was all tears of joy in major breakthrough in botswana as the country's high courts decriminalized homosexuality activist said when the landmark judgment was read out until today on the books one has until the last offenders could be due for up to 70 is reading out the highly anticipated braddock's the judge said sexual orientation is human it's not a question of fashion bass making a strong case for human equality and nondiscrimination we'll be talking to an activist in a moment but let's take a look at the daily hardship that face force one as the gay community today is judgment matters to gain more than most. gay rights organization he hopes this will be a defining moment seeing homosexuals treated equally in everyday situations. because then we knew so he says that we require came in that some this is the note i will end in for good government

france take on nigeria tonight.ave already secured top spot in group a but it's still all to play for for nigeria who could still get through if they can pull off a shock in rennes. and that's where we can cross live now to our reporter sarah mulkerrins. france are looking to make it three out of three and after that when with much relief against norway, a good performance would go a long way. absolutely, it would. these fa ns way. absolutely, it would. these fans will be hoping for a good performance. we are expecting a sell—out crowd of about 30,000 people as the country gets behind its national side. they did have that brilliant opener against south korea, wonderful football but they we re korea, wonderful football but they were tested in that game against norway. there was a va are awarding a controversial penalty call that was scored to win that game. against nigeria tonight the opening —— they are hoping for a better performance. the coach said they are still outside those despite france and the us being the f

nigeria are always among the favorites when it comes to the africa cup of nations it's the most populous country on the continent with a constant stream of young talent and a rich footballing history. experienced german coach cannot rule has been the man in charge for the past 3 years and has vastly improved asides tactical approach i'm happy to have this quality and so let's let's go visit offered some spirit to this of course we want to be no walking. competition promises to be sky high as $24.00 teams bid to get their hands on the ultimate price the africa cup of nations. all right chris harrington is here to talk all things after call on hey chris good to have you here all right so the 1st game pits is involved way with egypt how do you think that's going to go. to do to you i think it will be a landslide victory for egypt you mentioned already that the record champions there hosting extra motivation i mean they have their talents man their masonic figure in most you know and they didn't lose any of the qualifying matches very good professional league as well now symbolic way you kno

care about the quad investing back home in germany that wants to like some remote areas of nigeria and. it is in this. nearly every day there is news about all the species going extinct directly or indirectly to human behavior but surely one of the coolest and a necessary seventies is the illegal wildlife trade of course reports takes us to cameroon so conservation education center dedicated to helping vulnerable and endangered species. i knew a rival takes in his surroundings the wildlife center in coming this african group was brought in by a local practice the sanctuary encourages newcomers a fast place inquire and. then kids give keys to texting to be examined back to movements mane of the parents the sea conditions read in the sights injured on their feet to prevent them from flying head veterinarian john and young explains how the bugs get here with. 2 sources. sujoy i meant for authorities and a pleasant year or by the nation road or sweet if you care them on this you don't need to leave the animal to come under the new resources see your own donation were done by animals the ve