a leader in jail and in these moments are labeled as terrorists nigeria's government bans the country's main shia muslim organization critics are drawing parallels with how boko haram was treated before it evolved into an armed group called the crackdown provoke a new conflict this is inside story. thanks . thanks. thanks. thanks. hello and welcome to the program i'm a fiend dennis now it's been banned by nigeria's government labeled a terrorist organization the islamic movement of nigeria the main shia muslim group there has had achieved mulcher this past few days leader abraham zagg zacky has been in jail for the past 4 years ever since 350 of his followers were killed in confrontations with the security forces in protests demanding his release last week at least 20 people were killed supporters say zigzag his health is failing and he needs medical care abroad a court is due to decide next week whether to free him or not observers say the government is handling this shia group in a similar way to buckle her arm its leader died in police custody 10 years ago and a decade of killings ki

and this sheer organization of nigeria. thank you very much for having me i think that there's been many reactions to the decision which came on july 26th on plastic friday and the one thing that we're taking away from it is just the trap that it causes to a group of people who have fundamentally guaranteed rights to practice their religion to associate with one another and to express themselves freely now we understand that the authorities as the main government that is charged with protecting law and order in society was do its best within the confines of law to ensure that there is peace and security but we find that this move by the authorities this judgment this wide sweeping judgment by the courts goes beyond that it does not prevent legitimate business on which a group or religious movement such as the i am and can be banned especially because many of your allegations and based on criminality by members of the group which you know their position in our laws there are provisions in our statutes for the authorities to

in nigeria and that is for somebody to talk about that mental health can you tell us just very briefly how you tackled your mental health challenge what happened to you how did he solve it. i don't think. i don't pick up so good. how a bill could be. more like. when i was pregnant the question i had a lot of support from my friends from me or. when. my record. journey and i've got the. only reason why we got a call me you know. if you were to become know are what kind of each other if we were looking to add a at the extent of mental health challenges in nigeria how would you explain the landscape what is it like a street like. i think a lot of the i'm concerned about the mental health challenges and lunch or prison rolls of the crisis in the northeast to put things in perspective over 7000000 people have been affected in 3 straight to the northeastern nigeria out of the 7000000 people 1.76 people have been displaced from the ancestral homes nice people from teachers to farmers to government walkers and fisherman lost everything that are around to this people suffering to really massive

in nigeria and that is for somebody to talk about their mental health can you tell us just very briefly how you tackled your mental health challenge what happened to you how did you solve it. you know i don't i don't think i've thought of that thank you i don't think about it but. how it developed with it being more or less like when i was diagnosed with depression i had a lot of apart from my friends my family. and dad went very long way in my recovery a miracle bijani and i got the part of a pin and that's one reason why we got a community of people with mental issues that have become some kind of each other if we were looking down to having a at extent of mental health challenges in nigeria how would you explain the landscape what is it like a street like i think a lot of the i'm concerned about the mental health challenges and i'm sure as a result of the crisis in the northeast to put things in perspective over 7000000 people have been affected in 3 straight to the northeastern nigeria out of the 7000000 people 1.76 people have been displaced from their social homes people from teac

and this organization of nigeria. thank you very much for having me i think that there's been many reactions to the decision which came on july 20th and last to credit and the one thing that we're taking away from it is just the track that it causes to a group of people who have fundamentally guaranteed right to practice their religion to associate with one another and to express themselves freely now we understand that the authorities as the main government that is charged with protecting law and order in society was do its best within the confines of law to ensure that there is peace and security but we find that this move by the authorities this judgment this wide sweeping judgment by the courts goes beyond that it does not prevent legitimate this earth on which a group or religious movement of the island can be banned especially because many of your allegations and based on criminality by members of the group which you know their position in our laws there are provisions in our statutes for the authorities to take

and this sheer organization of nigeria. thank you very much for having me i think that there's been many reactions to the decision which came on july 20th and plastic writing and the one thing that we're taking away from it is just the trap that it causes to a group of people who have fundamentally guaranteed a right to practice their religion to associate with one another and to express themselves freely now we understand that the authorities as the main government that is charged with protecting law and order in society was do its best within the confines of law to ensure that there is peace and security but we find that this move by your thore this judgment this wide sweeping judgment by the court goes beyond that it does not prevent legitimate basis on which a group or religious movement of the island can be banned especially because many of you allegations are based on criminality by members of the group which you know their position in our laws there are provisions in our statutes for the authorities to take on if suc

between nigeria immediately you have a large area that nobody control it is. only ok. thank you thank you. now imagine that you leave your small home through your garden of herbes and salad then a fruit garden beyond that you'll be hives then crop fields giving way to wilderness behind that the forest for the sand like a dream is actually the concept of perma culture now one project using the method is the future of hope foundation on the outskirts of. the farm teaches disadvantaged women and girls mushroom farming using waste corn cobs as a mushroom growing substrate this has transformed lives for the women who are now any income. my next guest today has started a project way she aims to empower women in zimbabwe as are all areas through organic farming linda gabriel is most known for poetry and she joins me now to talk about her project my feel welcome to africa linda so tell us how your project matthew is going to work. so to explain the concept or the word month you are is normally in most rural settings you have either 3 storms or 3 bricks that used together to su

to do you know who has been very hot nigeria and that he has. been on the. on the. too much exploit of ok is a sun mosi isn't a budget talking for amnesty international thank you. today is international plastic bag free day and who better to put that into action then children in ghana in geo environment 360 s teaching children about waste disposal and introducing them to green technology they can be very good at bringing about change children and the knowledge they stayed home with them usually rubs off on the rest of their families saying that it will be a. once a week to barbecue in school the kids have a concert on environmental studies. that is there out in the class the young people on things like how to properly separate trash for cycling them or to harvest the west they discovered that paper and plastic are vulnerable resources that can be sold for cash income from concept finance projects and study materials the school found through parents came and they were busy like yeah good point because at home says they used to put all rubbish since i was simply this

well a muslim joy is not the only one that holds this sentiment many people here in nigeria feel like he's not being the headsman crisis because the level of toughness and seriousness that the issue deserves and many of them are citing examples like the be africa separatists months ago where the president sends troops over to the east of the country to calm down calm down the situation and they feel like he's in the best position to handle before that he has meant crisis especially because he's also a felony man. ok obasanjo also writes that the government is poorly i'm paraphrasing here poorly of mismanaging the country's diversity what was he getting at here is nigeria a divided country. well it depends on who you talk to the manger is a country with around 200000000 people the populations are all 200000000 we have hundreds of different really jones called chose languages believes and all of these people have the out on different interest and the president has promised to unite the country while obviously because of the the huge number of people here in the country that is a challen

africa i'm glad your children nigeria's military is on the hunt for boko haram fighters suspected of killing at least 65 people at the weekend the attack took place in a village in borno state in the north east of the country the victims were attending a funeral when they were gunned down by a gang of militants riding on motorbikes and in vans no group has claimed responsibility but the boko operates in the region. this time the extremists came on motorbikes. they gunned down muslim or not they were praying for that. debt. in the budget that took them did it get the music you into what. when did you live in an interval of. the vote huge then they went up to washington to do that if you total up to 60 but the terrorist group has not yet claimed for sponsibility for the attacks but officials believe it was a reprisal 2 weeks ago villagers and civilian self-defense forces killed 11 boko haram fighters this is just the latest in a long series of boko haram attacks in north eastern nigeria 10 years of violence has left the 27000 people debt book or have attacks have displaced about 200000

nigeria's borno state is the epicenter of the. insurgency the nigerian government has had only limited success dealing with it all i ask you a bit more about solar in a moment but 1st let's have a look at this report. around 12000 displaced people live in this makeshift camp it opened just 4 months ago in my degree in the northeast of nigeria. since the start of the year more than 100000 people have been forced from their homes fleeing the violence of boko haram. fatima said 5 years ago with her husband and 2 children. like it now i'm in god's hands if peace is restored one day and i'm told i can go back home and go back to i think it's immediately the time goes by and the situation isn't changing so there's no way i can go home and. over the past 10 years boko haram has attacks have displaced nearly 2000000 people despite international aid supplies are scarce and shelter is precarious. the government is encouraging people to return home as soon as the security allows abraham tried to go home last year after 3 months there he had

look ok you have 55 countries ok now now africa's largest economy nigeria has signed up to the deal but yes still very skeptical about the what the major concerns of this deal. this is going to have been. that africa. missed the. importation of goods from outside africa. then to be branded that that was made in africa for me to look. what i have done has been across time and then. he could actually walk again. i think the country. knew when. i provided you. now africa has always once had a high of negotiation with. the ones while we still negotiating now how will this deal stranding africa's biggest if on the international stage. well africa when i'm come it's been good for them good luck. with the 1300000000. about that point the last. time they picked up the. prince and i meant come in to be so after that i mean if we jump back in time to we can then pop. back with. 2 advantages that are going to dance i. just thank you very much spare time. now unorthodox pop star taking africa by stole. all the media entertainer assessing superstars with what happened forming on songwriting talents

at often video often empty allegedly assaulting a woman goes viral nigeria's having a conversation about immunity and impunity is the country's constitution part of the problem. will go to a school and god that we children are being told about the harmful effects of plastic and house of recycled. pristine wonder welcome to news africa i'm glad you didn't bloody and just those are the words of the un envoy to libya describing the deaths of more than 40 migrants mainly africans who died in an air strike on a detention center on the outskirts of the libyan capital the internationally recognized government in tripoli has blamed forces loyal to general. for the air attack we'll be hearing from the. about conditions on the camp in just a moment but 1st this report on last night's bombing. most people here were sleeping when the attack happened in the early hours of the morning reports say many of the dead are women and children emergency workers say those killed are mainly african migrants heading for europe thousands of migrants are held in government run tension centers backed by the e.u. fr

so to some extent this is about settling scores against someone who's been a political radical in nigeria for 3 decades and someone who is sort of the head had enjoyed thumbing his nose at a northern elite that very much feels that it has the right to. predominant in the north and also in the country at large right and yet a i mean is it is it is simple to suggest that a movement such as the i am men develops attraction if you like fundamentally as a consequence of failure of government to provide basic services to provide security to provide opportunities for the local community. well i think that for a group like the i am and that is. that they're they've come together based on some of their fundamental ideology and you see that when you talk to members of the group they're very still in their believed and in their understanding of what their beliefs are and i think that is more around their understanding and their strong beliefs as she had with them and taken it as far as saying it is as a result of and lack of government services the government has been in many societies as is usually

defending champions cameroon also lost 3 to 2 to the super you goals of nigeria joining me now is did of use isaac mugabe who is a sports fanatic and has been closely monitoring the competition many thanks for your time to see you now how do you expect south africa to kick out egypt's. well that's really as but you know but remember you know south africa has never lost egypt from egypt but look egypt had the advantage of the home grown under that south africa were prepared to you know start bucks to make sure that he cited above front of a fund he's prepared for that big sky head playing in front of him with grown in cairo we're talking about people who love football whether it's at the club level or at national level so depressin with weeks days south africans played they weren't going to executing their moves when it came to defending really after the 1st round you could see that that really dominating the money to keep the likes of most i mean just to get that base percentage 20 and and then if i allowed sell it to go behind them because it's speed at which he can take off he's 36

and funerals in nigeria's capital for shia muslim protesters who died in clashes with the police over their jailed leader. of the man who led the campaign for braggs it will now have to deliver it boris johnson has won the race to lead the u.k.'s governing conservative party and will become prime minister on wednesday he has vowed to take the u.k. out of the you by the end of october do or die but johnson needs to unite the divided party and an even more polarized nation the barco reports. it was a 2 horse race but there's only have a been one front runner boris johnson demolished his rival foreign secretary jeremy hunt with double the number of votes to become leader of the conservatives and on wednesday the country has now repair a party and a nation torn apart by bricks it deliver bricks it unite the country and defeat jeremy corbett. a new front somewhere who was already pointed out that deliver unite and defeat was not the perfect acronym for an election campaign since all pushing its bills dud but they forgot the final easy my friends either energize and i say i say to all the d

this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the islamic movement in nigeria some of the group's members have been killed off to please live ammunition to disperse they protest in a battle. to keep demonstrating. their own lives and dollars from just brought this is according to government tourists the glow of islam. and the local hero in the back and meet the canyon mad who's providing preschool transport for children with disabilities into bear. and i'll be joined in studio by the award winning south african singer songwriters that was just before him at billions renowned coliseum on a. pristine window welcome to news africa i'm in nigeria has seen a week off tension off the violence between person police and shia muslim protest is the shia group involved says' at least 20 off its members have been killed the clashes have focused around the parliament building in the capital aboard ship members of the group have been demanding the release off a leader who's been held in prison since 2015 baths despite a court order to release him shia muslims for a minority in nigeria a

coming up in the next 15 minutes the islamic movement in nigeria some of the group's members have been killed off to please add live ammunition to disperse they protest in a battle. to keep demonstrating. is going to government. and the local hero bad for me to kenyan madness providing preschool transport for children with disabilities. then i'll be joined in studio by the award winning south african singer songwriter was just before and i've been. on a. come to africa i'm glad. nigeria has seen a week off tension off the violence between person police and shia muslim protest is the shia group involved says' at least 20 off its members have been killed the clashes have focused around the parliament building in the capital aboard ship members of the group have been demanding the release of a leda who's been held in prison since 2015 that's despite a court order to release him shia muslims form a minority in nigeria about 2 percent of the population but the upsurge in violence in recent days is provoking fia's the situation could further deteriorate. a funeral procession has 6 demonstrat

movement in nigeria who have been in detention ever since in 2015 the army or security forces cracked down on the movement leading to a number of deaths hundreds of deaths where the shia are saying that the numbers killed in fact is more than 1000 however the authorities say the number is far less than that in the northern northwestern part of nigeria we hear of another protest there or get this organized a counter protest organized by the residents of the state asking the nigerian government not to leave the leader of the shia movement now in greece the new government is proposing tax cuts saying it will create more jobs and bring an end to the financial crisis there but critics say although the conservatives have a majority in parliament they'll find it hard to deliver on their promises john seraph us reports from the island of. 10 years ago just before the global financial crisis wrecked the greek economy underwood's took over his father's chicken he stopped selling to wholesalers and launched his own brendan distribution and is expanding into frozen pies his turnover increased 20

dozens of people have been killed in an attack by the militant group boko veranda in nigeria over the course of the last decade the ongoing insurgency has been displaced almost 2000000 people and left thousands more dead. than fled or in sports we visit the home town of even banal in colombia the freshly crowned through it of france which has caused cycling fever in his native country. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program hong kong has say more violence today as police crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators defying an official ban to blockade the city center police fired tear gas and rubber bullets as the protesters near the chinese government's office in downtown hong kong last night dozens were arrested and many more injured the march as a part of weeks long campaign demanding greater democracy in hong kong and autonomy from mainland china. after saturday's clashes protesters took to the streets of hong kong again this time to demonstrate against the police's use of tear gas. i think we need to have a protest issues so that we are strongly against these kinds of without it yo

in the northeast of nigeria. since the start of the year more than 100000 people have been forced from their homes fleeing the violence of boko haram. fatima sighed 5 years ago with a husband and 2 children. but i do like it now i'm in god's hands if peace is restored one day and i'm told i can go back home i'll go back to get it immediately the time goes by and the situation isn't changing so there's no way i can go home the same. over the past 10 years boko haram has attacks have displaced nearly 2000000 people despite international aid supplies are scarce and shelter is precarious. but the government is encouraging people to return home as soon as the security allows abraham tried to go home last year after 3 months there he had to come back to my degree. i just heard that my lab is in rick's and my children. because no quality education a lot of studies you know no no no no no mr much so you have to go and work. while he continues to wait for the situation to improve he's living in a friend's room. is where w

this is deja news live from berlin and dozens have been killed by suspected boko haram militants in nigeria villages were attacked as they left a funeral in the northeast of the country over the course of the last decade the on going insurgencies only has displaced almost $2000000.00 people and left thousands we want to end also coming up police in hong kong fired tear gas to disperse crowds of demonstrators who have barricaded themselves into the city center defying an official ban the protesters are calling this the summer of discontent. and later in its faults we visit the home town of aden but now in colombia a freshly crowned to what a front when it is called cycling favor in his native country. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program at least 65 people have been killed in nigeria in an attack by suspected islamists according to local officials the attack took place in a village in borno state in the northeast of the country the victims were attending a funeral when they were gunned down by a gang of militants riding on motorbikes and in vans no group has claimed responsibility but

me now is johnson managing director said management ltd an investment banking firm based in lagos nigeria now justin thanks for joining us so this trade agreement has been called equal 10 show economic game changer for the continent but what is the benefit for ordinary africans like me what do we get from this. well thank you for having me when i'm in africa the african queen which is i mean when you start implementing double question that. you actually pointed out that you need. to concentrate. on the economy. plays about. in the next couple of years but most important it's believed in. most companies look at them africa so that they cannot create market and. women. will actually. my mind in africa. because you might have in africa today what you have got today we have enough of this. you have 55 countries ok now now africa's largest economy nigeria has signed up to the deal but yes still very skeptical about that's what the major concerns of this deal. this is going to be in. africa on the best. information from outside africa. then to be branded that that was made in africa for me to l

these shad remains are what's left of what once was someone's home this village in northeast nigeria is now the scene of the worst attack on civilians in the region this year. gunmen attacked mourners gathered for a funeral on saturday in the button that took them. into. the remaining people and. then they went to. the villages have gathered again this time to remember the staggering number of flights lost in just one day. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but the armed group is suspected to be behind saturday's carnage local government officials say armed villages 40 of a boko haram ambush 2 weeks ago 11 fighters were killed president mahmoud abbas hari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by boko haram tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced off to 10 years of violence boko haram has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared. al-jazeera. and a court in nigeria is yet to hea

we begin in nigeria where as many as 65 people have been killed in a suspected boko haram attack on a funeral this happened near the northeastern city of my degree in borno state. president muhammad do bihari has condemned the attack and ordered a military operation to hunt down those responsible boko haram has killed thousands and displaced millions in the region over the past 10 years the button that caused him to get it yet he made a huge turn to us. as. wendy he would have a few minutes of police. chiefs then they went after him. today. and we can get more on this now from ahmed idris who is in qatar in a state over the last few months especially the last 3 or 4 months we've seeing us picked up a rising cases of attacks by boko haram on. positions as well as isolated villages and the miller crizal region jerry cameron and chide have conducted joint operations center some extent they have there was able to guesstimate the population or rather the numbers a book on fighters on both the lecture side and on the some be printed up some of the supporters in the lobby some country so the

management limited an investment banking firm based in lagos nigeria now justin thanks for joining us so this trade agreement has been called a potential economic game changer for the continent but what is the benefit for ordinary africans like me what do we get from this. well thank you for having me when i'm in africa the african queen which is i mean when you saw the improvement in just one question that. you actually pointed out that you need. to come back. i'm going to make. plans about. the next couple of years but most important it's believed in. most companies look at them africa so that they cannot but it. doesn't mean that women. will actually. my mind in africa. because you might you haven't got to do what you have got to do we have enough of the ignition. ok you have 55 countries ok now now africa's largest economy nigeria has signed up to the deal but yes still very skeptical about what the major concerns of this deal. have been. that said africa with the. importation of goods from outside africa that there could be granted that that was made in africa. look. what i have

whatever degree between a shia group and a sunni majority could have echoes far beyond the borders of nigeria far beyond the borders of west africa and even have resonance in the middle east suggestions that iran backing the shias and saudi arabia backing the sunni population could be actually actively stoking this up is that is that a theory that you would subscribe to. not so much no fear either time or i've i've a myself but it's one that at the moment i'd like to arm into deep are before deciding whether or not i i fully i fully subscribe to to not but so far with the evidence we have in ground season. there's nothing to show that there's an and i'm really i'm back in. the i am in movement. what we have seen so far is a nigerian government that's sure. higher level of intolerance and hostility towards the shia muslims in northern nigeria particularly in the islamic movement of nigeria and exaggerates any any form of protest by particular group or any form of any form of out of of of dissent or vocal vocal against the government has been a sign of. unity of trying to overthrow the of tryin

the shock of the tournament so nigeria. the shock of the tournament so far.ed, and early opener. andrea's defensive freekick made it 2—0. finishing second in the group could be costly. they will probably face ghana in the last 16. guinea finished third and 2—02 reach the knockout stages. in group a, dr congo will be hoping to go through as one of the four best third placed teams. cedric scored two of the goals and zimbabwe third choice keeper was at fault for three of the goals. who else but mohamed salah to set egypt on their way to topping group a. his freekick opened scoring ina 2—0 group a. his freekick opened scoring in a 2—0 against uganda was up to piedt —— despite the defeat, uganda go through in second place. we come in this tournament as a small country. i know the quality of my player. they are good in every position so we come and we win but we don't put in nigeria or guinea or burundi are the best, we just come and play a football and in the end, we have result so that is football 110w. in north america, jamaica are the latest team through to the

nigeria whose oil dependent economy accounts for 2 thirds of the region's g.d.p. . would likely dominate a future monetary zone but critics say there isn't enough economic convergence meaning some economies do much worse than others a problem the euro zone knows all too well debt is also growing in the region and intra regional trade is slow political instability from ebola to civil wars could easily destabilize a regional currency again and again well let's talk about this with our correspondent wise wise how close are we really to a unified west african economy. well i think that is to walk ahead although it caused give a deadline of next year to study this but there are so many things that i've not seen in place this is a region which is yet to simply free movement of goods and services that has been declared for so many yes there are so many challenges because aside last 23 years it was only light period that we all did deadlines but with big. one yeah given that maybe it missed speak of so many counties within the region to have replied she what is needed for t

the continent's most populous country nigeria now plans to join its government had held off signing the agreement because it wanted business leaders to support it nigeria's decision to get on the free trade bandwagon has been welcomed. experts say the f c f t a will be a game changer for the continent. at the moment intercontinental trade in africa only accounts for 17 percent of all african trade the figure for asia is more than 3 times higher at 59 percent for europe it's 69 percent experts say the removal of trade barriers will increase in truck continental commerce in africa the f c f t a could raise intra africa trade by more than 50 percent by 2022 according to the u.n. and that could help propel economic development by creating more opportunities for businesses on the continent. correspondence advantage of those with you know as one of we've heard regional trade intra african trade african countries trading with each other is still staggering lelo why is that. is a big reason is just moving goods within africa is really hard so just getting goods on you know a truck or you know a

management limited an investment banking firm based in lagos nigeria now justin thanks for joining us so this trade agreement has been called a potential economic game changer for the continent but what is the benefit for ordinary africans like me what do we get from this. well thank you for having me when i'm in africa afrikaans which is i mean when you start implementing double question if. you actually pointed out that you need. to make. plans about. the next couple of months and what it's believed has meant in the. production of most companies look at them africa so that they cannot. market and. women. will actually this size of my mind in africa. because you might add that you haven't got to be on that what you have got to do you have enough of the ignition. you have 55. ok now now africa's largest economy nigeria has signed up to the deal but yes still very skeptical about what the major concerns of this deal. this is going to be in. africa on the best. information. that africa. to be granted that that was made in africa and. look. what i have done isn't it. that you could actua

nigeria's president. will sign a deal to scrap trade tariffs among african countries are an upcoming summit nigeria has held off on joining the agreement after pressure from local unions and businesses fearful it could make them less competitive the african continental free trade area has its call hopes the elimination of tariffs will help boost regional trade by 60 percent within 3 years after those other moment where it's like in south africa have already ratified the free trade deal at present only 16 percent of trade by african nations is with continental neighborhoods. if you haven't heard about african fashion made in germany well as a german family owned company that has indeed carved out a niche selling material for booze to western africa who was the africa version of the city's city gents suit and it's made of damask the german bar company exports 2000000 meters of it per year to countries across africa. glowing colors shiny materials complex embroidery on the top down booboos of the festive go

already ratified the deal will start enjoying lower trade restrictions also africa's biggest economy nigeria now says it will sign the deal the agreement is expected to accelerate the pace of economic development in africa where regional trade remains alarmingly low. africa is set to be the world's largest market by population and the world's largest free trade area the african continent a free trade agreement the a.f.c. f.t. a good one day open access to a market with 1200000000 people. 25 african countries have ratified the agreement including south africa egypt and ethiopia the continent's most populous country nigeria now plans to join its government had held off signing the agreement because it wanted business leaders to support it nigeria's decision to get on the free trade bandwagon has been welcomed. experts say the f c f t a will be a game changer for the continent. at the moment intercontinental trade in africa only accounts for 17 percent of all african trade the figure for asia is more than 3 times higher at 59 percent for europe it's 69 percent experts say the removal of trade b

senegal and nigeria already through, who willjoin them on thursday?announced on wednesday that silverstone will stay on the formula 1 calendar for another five years. circuit bosses had exercised a break clause in their f1 contract with concerns over rising costs, and sunday's race would have been the last. the british grand prix has been held at silverstone every year since 1987. kawhi leonard has left reigning nba champions the toronto raptors just three weeks after winning the championship to join the la clippers in a three year deal to believed to be over 100 million dollars. the clippers have confirmed the free agency move on social media with leonard set to link up with paul george who was traded from oklahoma city thunder which has seen the californian franchise tipped for next season's title. to rugby league in australia, where a last minute try from nsw fullback james tedesco saw the blues beat queensland 26 points to 20 in sydney to claim a 2—1 state of origin series win. the maroans had won the past seven series deciders and drew level,with

world have happened off the coast of nigeria now this post the u.s. navy ship carson city is on its way to the shores of nigeria and joining me live is commander tyron bruce who is in charge of the ship what are the precautions that you're going to take to go to nigeria so part of that precaution we haven't embark security and so with that team consists of the inherent right. of defensive security if we were to run into any issues and we will be able to check this we will navigate freely we. navigate and properly. and so if you saw it. tanker cargo ship in distress would you would you activate the men on board the ship so far as part of a lot of sea we would have it and her right to to assist a vessel in distress but one would have to look at their distress signals you know for example if they sound certain sound signals or at the ship itself by what the ship is sinking but outside of that we have to get direction from a higher headquarters if there is a issue or it won't force. the distress while the white house has said a few years ago that it's pul