fight for nigeria but for africa and the rest of the war and nigeria is highly committed i mean right now we are in preparation to a cuppa and to see fully in. thank you minister that is nigeria's minister off environment jokes that mahmoud of a bucket joining us from a budget thank you minister. now we all know the sound of a hound with wolf but what can keep a good dog down well it turns out beyond so is a good bought a good crash and a good burst of operatic power from the same. saute you see now we have this report on the canines off cape town so take a wolf. i mean take a look. oh no. my name is must see i am full next. month and i'm 30 in the case. of my column as a. ghost a genius who is just look it up you also saw a city where the tom doing production. in their countries and to name a few often hegemony of pain. in the u.k. off toward the u.s. . getting ready for. the production. we just opened is a family piece. percent of the houses that. look at it now people. rushed. by the. washwoman to. be so happy you know when you can actually see you have just looking at it it's amaz

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in nigeria and the j. and militants on the move in mahdi today were all i could interest obvious paul saying turn his country into an even deeper well of instability in the region. confident of victory and another term in office his 6th this was it just debby just a few weeks ago at the end of his election campaign. obviously will be moved to go and look inside and outside the city to see for yourself it is not it is debbie who will speak it is the ballot boxes that will speak in. his promise to restore peace and security in chad. the country wrecked by years of violence armed rebel groups at attacking from across the libyan border more than once they reach the capital and demand that you know this latest attack began on the 11th of april election day when provisional results made him the victor debbie had gone to the front line but this time he'd misjudged his might. there be came to power in a coup in 1990 and was one of africa's longest serving leaders. the son of a herdsman he had risen through the ran

in nigeria and new j. and militants on the move in mahdi today were could it possibly turn his country into an even deeper well of instability in the region. confident of victory and another term in office his 6th this was just debbie just a few weeks ago and the end of his election campaign. obviously will be moved to go and look inside and outside the city to see for yourself it is not interest debbi who will speak it is the ballot boxes that will speak. his promise to restore peace and security in chad. the country wrecked by years of violence armed rebel groups at attacking from across the libyan border more than once they reach the capital and you know this latest attack began on the 11th of april election day when provisional results made him the victor did he had gone to the front line but this time he misjudged his might. there be came to power in a coup in 1990 and was one of africa's longest serving leaders. the son of a herdsman he had risen through the ranks of the military as president he shep

back to nigeria but did you have in nigeria ease security see how we can add the governments will be able to protect these assets what's went out finally so it's assets in nigeria will have its back that's what that's my own opinion firstly naturally won't we see if it sees it as his belongs to an angel issued its only but as i messed things i mean in defense about in the past even when the brain gets what you're going to give it to because we can be sure the present government's going to lease only back to again you'll say you bought something so tell me does it point sign me when i need it i need or they don't it's all in his life look at the benefits of it if he's going to if it's something that it will keep in our museums that our children can have access to. beneficial boards i know they go to the museum going to send me back to the game so . i mean to find somebody who doesn't consign if they're really really in to do that i think that is kind from something has pricked their conscience. you understand so many things have been taken from us i said ted well country ignorant peop

in lagos in nigeria for us thanks a lot for taking the time. now to some of the other global business stories making the news here you will get 50000000 more bonds at pfizer coronavirus vaccines by the end of june european commission chief on the line says deliveries set the end of the year are being brought forward the extra jobs from may mitigate may mitigate effect. may help with the shortage brought about by the johnson and johnson debate . when he made off the financier who masterminded the biggest investment fraud in u.s. history has died in prison he was $82.00 the fraudster ran a huge ponzi scheme and cheated tens of thousands of investors as much as $65000000000.00 before he was jailed for 150 years in 2009. now turn on tune in and stay at home that's what millions of music lovers have been doing since the coronavirus pandemic 1st took hold last year while music streaming services have received a boost so have to dish new formats in spain's capital madrid the 1st new vinyl factory has opened in more than 2 decades. vinyl sounds so much

go back to nigeria let me show you where the king. was back in the 19th century just here in the southern part of nigeria this is the kingdom of that it's not the public opinion now you have those facts that's that's the debate studies we often hear the idea that restitution is an attack upon museums that this is iconoclasm close in fact restitution is already a part of the normal operation of museums in america and europe in the cases of nazi loot and in the cases of indigenous ancestral human remains for the very different historical circumstances of african objects that were taken under colonialism increasingly the conversation is happening in between all the unseasoned trustees and courageous who think it's time that this issue is addressed so let's get this conversation started with i guess telling us we have a notes where we have donovan we have nailed it is good to see the gentleman and let's hear a educational south to astral audience and your connection to that the name brands in this early morning reason they want to hear. t

ok today on the stream the story of nigeria's bronze is looted by the british in 8097 and now founding museums around the world you can see some of these cultural treasures behind me they're always made out of bronze sometimes metal or wood or ivory and they came from the kingdom opening let me show you a map so you can see where that the southern part of nigeria is where the original kingdom is many cities that see that little red dot and this is in southern nigeria so we're not talking about the republic of banning but they kinda of the name now we have that right let's get the debate started we often hear the idea that restitution is an attack upon buzy and that this is iconoclasm whereas in fact restitution is already a part of the normal operation of museums in america and europe in the cases of nazi loot and in the cases of indigenous ancestral human remains for the very different historical circumstances of african objects that were taken under colonialism increasingly the conversation is happening in between all the unseasoned trustees and raises who think it's time that this i

nigeria plans to build a museum in. the looted after fire and. we . can come to you can't visit european. jews though you will be able to. physically see. creations if they were in major. one leading european historian says her research shows that for decades museums deliberately track their feet on the issue of restitution and museum directors try to buy time they actually formulated it in writing as a strategy they left the problem to the next generation that's now it's clear we can't we mustn't continue to push it off. for the next generation we have to act like. 106 not just about ownership but about whole new way of thinking really think you have to to deal with. and how burps become it please so there it is a very very long we and very complicated but we could write so it could be it was in could also be occurring to even in europe. germany's decision to act marks a paradigm shift in the handling of looted artifacts. well during these long months of pandemic induced long downs gardens have also become places of healing and for a spice and german

prison breaks are fairly regular in nigeria.sars protest in october. what was significant about this attack is over the last few months, there's been a wave of attacks against the police, all across southeastern nigeria, and it's a worrying developing because security is right across the country and are frankly stretch. the us supreme court has handed google a major win in a long—running copyright battle with oracle, ruling that the use of the java programming language for the android mobile operating system was "fair use." the 6—2 ruling had been closely watched as a key test of copyright in the digital era, and allows google to avoid paying out billions to its technology rival. our correspondent in new york, nada tawfik, told me why traditional copyright law may not apply to code. well, i think that's the interesting debate. it actually really wasn't covered by the supreme court here. what they said in this decision, they assumed that oracle did have copyright on the code, but google's use of that code could be considered fair

health care workers are leaving nigeria in drug seeking better conditions well look at the impact it's having on what nigerian clinic. i will be on space. costa del sol where there's cautious optimism that the sun might finally be rising again in the tourism sector. this is due to be business in berlin welcome to the program questions over the scandal have now reached the very top of the german government on friday chancellor angela merkel face the parliamentary committee investigating the biggest fraud in german corporate history just how did a company such as why god often promoted by the german government managed to hide an almost 2000000000 euro hole and its finances a world leader arrives to testify the bundestag committee investigating the wild card scandal wants to know why i. spoke on behalf of the company during a trip to china in 2019. the no insolvent payments processor committed fraud worth billions merkel has defended promoting one card saying it's common practice for the german government to do so abroad despite all the press reports there was no reason to assume seriousl

correspondent in nigeria many years ago and i've just written a book called loot britain and the ben in bronzes in which i tell the tale of how the bronzes were made in that west african kingdom how and why the british took them in 1907 what happened to them since and the very current active debate which we talk about this evening what should happen to them now. nail you think making headlines around the loud to you are a hot topic in the out well tell our audience fi. so i'm neal care to pay to museums especially collections university of aberdeen in scotland and yes with the university and i'm sitting with the term been in drums for weeks ago there was purchased by the university in 1057 get to have neil bonnett day and in l.t.a. and also a huge audience watching right now on you tube you can jump into the comment section of the part of today's program in o.t. i did a very very simple explanation of what the printing bronzes actually are but there's a much deeper cultural significance some to here comes from atom state how would you explain what's these striking. objects actually t

united nations deputy secretary general i mean i'm a hommage has risen from humble beginnings in nigeria to become the un's most powerful woman. for more than 30 years she's worked hard to shine a light on the developmental challenges facing our world particularly women and girls prior to joining the un i mean a mohammad served under 3 nigerian presidents as an advisor and minister of the environment as deputy secretary general she's been instrumental in setting and promoting the implementation of the un's ambitious sustainable development goals i mean a mohammed has been a strong voice for women's rights at a time when there are concerns that go on a virus monday make could wipe out decades of progress made towards gender equality in areas like employment education physical and mental health. the global health crisis has led to an increase in gender based violence from the u.k. to the u.s. australia and kenya violence against women is on the rise in nearly every country and has been made worse by knock down restrictions and the covert 1000 vaccination campaigns are once again highlighti

has been selling 2nd one cause for more than 10 years in semi a border town between binny and nigeria. he says he's never lost so much income as he did in the past year. but. we are totally pamela used ships that were supposed to bring in god's aren't coming as they used to those who buy from us are gone many employees have lost our jobs lives so hard for everyone involved in this business most of our clients are nigerians we don't see much of them these days they come and see has lost its value and it's no longer profitable for them to buy . what i preach been in the imports $25000.00 cars a month while the vehicles are meant for countries like malaysia chardin booking a fossil 80 percent of them end up in nigeria but despite the impact of covered 19 and an 18 month long border closure by nigeria been in recorded a 2.3 percent growth. the slowdown is in commerce transport agriculture and hospitality industry. been in is an important maritime help for many west african countries like booking a fossil chad and the general public a substantial part of its revenue comes from cargoes of c

believes that since its release in october 29000 has shown alliance on nigeria's criminal trafficking networks. the feel has totally changed people's perspective about trafficking but what it has done in nigeria it has been able to bring forth the conversation around trafficking and a lot of people like i remember when the thing came out it was trending for a long time when i joined social media where does. create. conversely does doing a comedy show not just die after the film. full of worry the memories of her ordeal still haunt her. i spend every day trying to block out. demesne memories of the young women i came across even before the final joining. of worry could not change the fate of her friend but she still searching for the women she met on the street and hopes to tell their stories. let's hope she succeeds in tracking down some of the women because they are stories told and heard now we want to find out more about this issue and meet some of the actual women who've gone through this experience so my colleague christine will go out went to the city of level on the italian isl

now we have 7 lives it seems in nigeria we don't care about because one or 2 can wish to go. even doctors continue to leave nigeria as health care crises could get worse for now right he most remains grateful to the doctors that saved their lives but had daughter in law and granddaughter. a hollywood award season like no other has been bad news for those who make their living helping with the glitz and glamor the academy awards takes place this weekend with a little over 100 people gathering across 2 venues the decision not to make the oscars online only will come as some relief to those hoping for the return of the usual hollywood treatment. the red carpet a symbol of hollywood glamour rolling it out is an event in itself awards ceremonies all typically happen around the same time each year high season for tony and his event production company in good times there all are 25 to 50 carpets every week. the season i don't sleep much. it's just nonstop. we walk no stone roll the clock back to back event that was before the pandemic this year he estimates that his turnover has cra

prison breaks are fairly regular in nigeria.the protests back in october. what was significant about this attack is over the last few months, there's been a wave of attacks against the police, all across southeastern nigeria, and it's a worrying developing because security is rife right across the country and forces are frankly stretch. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: everyone's a critic — the russian journalist whose live reporting almost turned into a doggy disaster. 55 years of hatred and rage as theyjump upon the statue. this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future, a day when we hope a line can be drawn under the bloody past. i think that picasso's i works were beautiful, they were intelligent and it's a sad loss to everybody - who loves art. this is bbc news — the latest headlines: the minneapolis police chief has testified that the white officer on trial for the murder of george floyd violated the department's policy on the use o

on the bin in nigeria border. thank. australia has government says it will purchase another 20000000 doses of the pfizer biotech vaccine that's because it now wants people under the age of 50 to get the pfizer job instead of astra zeneca the government has also highlighted very rare cases of blood clots in some people who took the astra zeneca jab this is likely to further delay the vaccination drive corona virus infections in india have hit another record all day for a 3rd day nearly 132000 new cases were reported on friday the nation is battling a 2nd wave of covert 900 cases which is far more aggressive than last year's initial outbreak south korea is reimposing bans meanwhile on nightclubs croaky bars and nighttime entertainment facilities its daily case counts and now with a 3 month high we knew it restrictions are set to come into effect on monday and will last for 3 weeks. people in england will be entitled to get tested for corona virus twice a week from friday the new kits will be offered for free at existing te

back to nigeria but do you we have in the n.g.'s security our we cut out the governments will be able to protect these assets works when they are finally resolved but its assets in nigeria will have its back that's what that's my own opinion 1st they naturally want to see if it is because his belongs to ninja issue tony but as i messed things i mean indifference about in the bus even when the brain gets what you're going to give it to because we can be sure the present governments are going to lease on your back so then you'll sell you back again so tell me does it point sign me when i need it so i need or they don't need telling his wife to look at the benefits of it if he's going to give me something that he will keep in our museums that children can have access to. bartz i know they. want to say. i mean does it concern you they're really really into do i think that is kind from something has pretty conscience. you understand so many things have been taken from us as well country ignorant people. but it's left for the civilized t

i think it's very complex to have a one response and so to nigeria when i was minister of environment the issues of. conflict where in the niger delta with our militants and injustices and exclusion from the economy they were book around it again it was injustice it is criminality we will have no hope and so no alternative what would i do i would try to address what these injustices are that are the root causes of what communities themselves in the end turn to and that we see this proliferation of conflict in all its we're all you know its ramifications so there must be a real targeting of resources to make sure that young people have an alternative to conflict and violence and that they have a they have a future in their country that must happen better governance to ensure that resources go to people young people jobs women on the other hand we have to strengthen our security systems and leadership across security networks to make sure that they are also inclusive but they also uphold the law and the rights of people in discharging their duties i mean a mohammed year long and disting

and the nigeria region as a whole. exactly terrain this is we talking about a but to the force but is very critical in the fight against. critical if critical in the fight against boko haram in nigeria and the rest of the next region talking about nigeria is contributing hundreds of forces under the multinational joint task force working with regional forces like that of nigeria like that of cameroon amnesia as well as been in which is also contributing a small force to the fight against al gore on an islamic state in west africa province now it also occasionally from time to time assists nigeria in dealing with . with boko haram and i swap a base to an agreement reached between this country and china especially close to the region now nigeria is going to feel very very strongly because if they insist tunnel security situation in charge watch since it could mean the withdrawal of such a number of forces from the fight against book i mean i slept in nigeria to reinforce the local security in jenin and so that will creat

prison breaks are fairly regular in nigeria. during the protests back in october. what was significant about this attack is over the last few months, there's been a wave of attacks against the police, all across southeastern nigeria, and it's a worrying developing because security is rife right across the country and forces are frankly stretch. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: google is spared having to pay billions of dollars of damages to rival oracle after a ruling that it fairly copied code for its android operating system. 55 years of hatred and rage as theyjump upon the statue. this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. today is about the promise of a bright future, a day when we hope a line can be drawn under a bloody past. i think that picasso's i works were beautiful, they were intelligent and it's a sad loss to everybody - who loves art. welcome back, very glad to have you with us. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the minneapolis police chief has testified that th

but in the last year revenues have slowed due to covid-19 and nigeria shedding its borders.hese cars have been sitting here for months waiting for buyers. prospects for recovery are bright. >> with so many vaccines now in play, there is hope that the pandemic can be

semi on the bin in nigeria border. this is al jazeera these are the top stories a critical care doctor says a lack of oxygen and not drugs cause george floyd's death when he was pinned down by the police dr martin tobin testified at the trial of derrick chauvet in the former officer accused of killing floyd last year president joe biden's announced measures to tackle gun violence which he says is an international embarrassment for the u.s. now a relatively minor changes mr biden will need the support of congress to achieve more ambitious goals.

semi on the bin in nigeria border. let's take you back to that special informal meeting at the u.n. listening to it see the u.n. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas greenfield she's addressing that meeting let's listen in. the council has spoken with a strong and with a clear and a unified on this issue but every statement the council has made has been further violence aisle by the military against the people who. statements alone are not enough to stop the military from threatening the security of the region either. already we've seen dozens of individuals flee burma into thailand amid airstrikes on burma's eastern border and hundreds of individuals hundreds have tried to throw into india from northwest perma 3 years ago we thought quickly the military screw tallies are up the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people all across international borders and i say categorically we cannot we simply cannot allow the military to destabilize the region once again through its unrelenting campaign of violence their campaign of repression and especially especially against the b

prison breaks are fairly regular in nigeria.ack in october. what was significant about this attack is over the last few months, there's been a wave of attacks against the police, all across southeastern nigeria, and it's a worrying developing because security is rife right across the country and forces are frankly stretch. new yorkers have rallied outside a courthouse where a man charged with assaulting a 65—year—old asian woman in a hate crime is due to face his first hearing. police identified brandon elliott as the man seen in a video kicking the man seen in a video kicking the woman to the ground last month near times square. the research shows hate crimes reported against asian americans have increased 149% in 16 major american cities. the second fisher has opened up and begun spraying lover into the airfrom an icelandic volcano erupting in the capital reykjavik for the past couple of weeks. — fissure. the new fissure, 100 kilometres long is a few commoners away from the first eruption. spreading flames and smoke, it is far

africa's stolen cultural treasures germany's will start handing back ancient looted sculptures to nigeria plundered during colonial times berlin says that it wants to shine a light on its own colonial past. the big. plague. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. in israel at least 44 people have been killed. and around 150 others injured in a stampede at a religious gathering attended by tens of thousands it happened at mount marin in the northern part of the country were ultra orthodox jews were holding all my prayer and a dance celebration. this footage from social media shows the scene shortly before tragedy struck a densely packed crowd dancing ecstatically at the annual loch homer celebration. authorities believe overcrowding is likely to blame for the fatalities and injuries . that rescue workers say many of the dead were either trampled to death or suffocated. just finished. for the worst. terrible disaster of. celebrating their own short of. her. it was the 1st large scale religious gathering to be held legally since israel lifted most coronavirus restrictions. but despite israel

nigeria has a high number of traffic victims of the seas especially in europe director kind of young believes that since its release in october 21000 troops have shine a light on i cheeriest criminal trafficking networks. the field hospital it changed people's perspective about trafficking but what it has done in nigeria it has been able to bring forth the conversation around trafficking and a lot of people like i remember when we came out it was trending for a long time on a general social media we're just. doing a comedy show not just after the. fall of worry the memories of her deal still haunt her. i spent every day trying to blunt out. them memories of the young women i came across even before defined our joining. of worry could not change the fate of a friend but she still searching for the women she met on the street and hopes to tell their stories. let's hope she succeeds in tracking down some of the women because they are stories told and heard now we want to find out more about this issue and meet some of the actual women who've gone through this experience so my colleague

and other stories are following security forces in nigeria have discovered the dead bodies of 3 of the university students kidnapped by gunmen this week they were among a reported 23 people taken at gunpoint from the campus of greenfield university and kaduna state on shoes day 20 students and 3 members of staff it's the latest in a series of kidnappings from educational establishments in the past 4 months with more than 700 students taken for ransom now hopes are fading fast for the $53.00 crew members of the indonesian submarine that went missing on wednesday all supplies on board an al calculated to run out search crews are working in waters around the indonesian island of bali with several nations stepping in to help jessica washington reports from jakarta by and by sea the search grows more urgent as the parts 53 sub mariners were on board the carolina 4 o 2 in waters north of bali on wednesday morning they were taking part in what should have been a routine training exercise when contact with the vessel was lost but. the submarine is now silent there's no sound we can only use so

nigeria plans to build a museum in painting the house or the looted after for. the . young people can't come to you you can't visit european. she. would be able to. physically see. creations if they were in major. one leading european historian says her research shows that for decades museums deliberately track their feet on the issue of restitution. museum directors try to buy time they actually formulated it in writing as a strategy they left the problem to the next generation that's now it's clear we can't we mustn't continue to push it off. for the next generation we have to act. it's not just about ownership but about whole new way of thinking everything you have to do to deal with. and how we. become it police there it is a very very we and very complicated but we could to write so it could be it was in could also be occurring to even in europe. germany's decision to act marks a paradigm shift in the handling of looted artifacts. well during these long months of pandemic induced long downs gardens have also become places of healing and response and germany's fed

people suspected of trafficking but what it has done in nigeria it has been able to . bring 4 of the conversation around trafficking and a lot of people like i remember when the film came out it was trending for a long time on the general social media we're just. created. after the. fall of unity the memories of our deal still haunt her. as every day trying to block out. the memories of the young women i came across even before the final journey. for the woman she met on the street in hopes to talk. and joining me on the line now from bond today is our film expert scott roxboro high start a very tough film about a tough subject and it generated a lot of buzz on social media as we just heard what kind of impact do you think this can have in terms of raising awareness to the problem of sex trafficking. i think it could really have a quite significant impact particularly in nigeria where it really exploded on social media i mean this isn't necessarily obviously not a new topic but also for film i mean just a couple of years ago netflix released a film joy which was also a

yeah i think you could really have a quite significant impact particularly in nigeria where it reallyexploded on social media i mean this isn't necessarily obviously not a new topic but also for film i mean just a couple of years ago netflix released a film joy which was also a story of a nigerian woman whose sex trafficked to europe but that that was made by an austrian and while it makes an impact here in europe and caused some waves it didn't really implant pack the discussion back in nigeria with this new film maybe because it is told from a nigerian perspective from an african perspective maybe it could have some real world impact. ok so we know of course nigeria's very very well known for its booming entertainment film industry that's known as nollywood but this really doesn't fit that mold does it. no this definitely isn't a nollywood film i mean nollywood like like hollywood like bollywood basically is mainstream an entertainment and the industry there tends to avoid controversial subjects and this film looks really unflinchingly at a subject that many nigeria that many around

yeah i think you could really have a quite significant impact particularly in nigeria where it really exploded on social media i mean this isn't necessarily obviously not a new topic but also for film i mean just a couple of years ago netflix released a film joy which was also a story of a nigerian woman whose sex trafficked to europe but that that was made by an austrian and while it made some impact here in europe and caused some waves it didn't really implant pack the discussion back in nigeria with this new film maybe because it is told from a nigerian perspective from an african perspective maybe it could have some real world impact. ok so we know of course nigeria's very very well known for its booming entertainment film industry that's known as nollywood but this really doesn't fit that mold studds it. no this definitely isn't a nollywood film i mean nollywood like like hollywood like bollywood basically is mainstream entertainment and the industry there tends to avoid controversial subjects and this film looks really unflinchingly at a subject that many nigeria that many aroun

the feel has changed people's perspective about trafficking but what it has done in nigeria it has beenable to bring forth the conversation around trafficking and a lot of people like i remember when it came out it was trending for a long time on a general social media we're just. created. after the field. full of unity the memories of our deal still haunt her. as every day trying to block out. the memories of the young women i came across even before the final journey. to searching for the woman she met on the street in hopes to talk this through. and joining me on the line now from boston today is our film experts scott roxboro hi scott a very tough film about a tough subject and it generated a lot of buzz on social media as we just heard what kind of impact do you think this can have in terms of raising awareness to the problem of sex trafficking. i think you could really have a quite significant impact particularly in nigeria where it really exploded on social media i mean this isn't necessarily obviously not a new topic but also for film i mean just a couple of years ago netflix re

nigeria has a high number of traffic victims of the seas especially in europe direct a kind of young believes that since its release in october 21000 troops have shown in mind the nigerians criminal trafficking networks. to field hospital it changed people's perspective about trafficking but what it has done in nigeria it has been able to bring 4 of the conversation around trafficking and a lot of people like i am only thing came out it was trending for a long time one of your own social media where does. the company just do a conversation with not just die after the field. full of worry the memories of her ordeal still haunt her. i spent every day trying to blunt out. them memories of the young women i came across even before defined our joining. of worry could not change the fate of her friend but she still searching for the women she met on the street and hopes to tell their stories. let's hope she succeeds in tracking down some of the women because they are stories told and heard now we want to find out more about this issue and meet some of the actual women who've gone through t

note it has to go back to nigeria so this is really great really great. news that marks a significant change of heart the bronzes were due to be showcased as the centerpiece of the ethnological collection in berlin's new humble forum this summer . the 4000 artifacts were plundered from the been an empire now part of nigeria after a violent british raid in 897 they were later sold to museums in europe and north america. now nigeria will regain sovereignty over some of these broil and sacred artworks so central to the nation's cultural heritage it plans to build a museum and been in city to house the looted artifacts. for young people because the can't come to visit european. she. would be able to. physically. memetic creations if they were in niger. one leading european historian says her research shows that for decades museums deliberately drag their feet on the issue of restitution. museum directors try to buy time and they actually formulated it in writing as a strategy and they left the problem to the next. narration that's those of us who are alive to

apart from nigeria. the general public also is dealing with an uptick in violence crossing from mali in tunisia from broken up close so and cameroon also has its own share of violence in the recent past so this is a very very tense moment for all countries in the region that have in one way or the other had relied on child for collaboration in dealing with armed groups in the region wrote talking there about the succession process but we're just seeing on chad t.v. that the army is being quoted as saying that a military council is going to be handling that transition now given the fact that people in chad had really hoped that this was going to be the end of a fairly prolonged political process and a fairly strenuous one how do you think that that news is going to go down for the politicians it's a very very heavy blow to democracy whether or not president idriss deby was a dictator whether or not he manipulated the electoral system that could spell a very very. very very lethal blow to democracy in that

due to the rise in prices of petrol power and many groceries inflation is at a 4 year high in nigeria and attempts to diversify the economy away from oil have largely failed while corruption is rampant. this is a blow to politically the sheep that prices is identical steps. we don't understand in duties and obligations the will to do less is a fleeting as is simply it was inflicting months in when putting on an age of yes why the busy day in the expense of. unemployment has more than quadrupled over 5 years now every 3rd nigerian is without work and. those who have a job oftentimes don't get paid for months nigerians are finding themselves in an increasingly dire situation with discontent simmering demonstrations that draw attention to these problems are bubbling over. when i tell you about the other stories making headlines around the world we're going to fast those exiled former presidents ablaze comp aurore has been charged with complicity in the murder of his predecessor comparable hat will have to stand trial in connection with the killing of thomas son karr. ousted in a 1987 cou

let's go to nigeria to james. - counter these networks. let's go to nigeria to james.eaders that _ graca angelique? why do we have african leaders that are _ african leaders that are insensible _ african leaders that are insensible and - african leaders that are insensible and the - african leaders that are i insensible and the plight african leaders that are - insensible and the plight of our people _ insensible and the plight of our people in— insensible and the plight of our people in africa? - insensible and the plight of our people in africa?- our people in africa? graca machel. — our people in africa? graca machel, we've _ our people in africa? graca machel, we've got - our people in africa? graca machel, we've got quite i our people in africa? graca machel, we've got quite a l our people in africa? graca i machel, we've got quite a few african leaders who are— let's put it this way— very senior in their age and not giving up that presidential seat. and then they governed these vast swathes of young people. they don't always reflect their concerns, so what can we

didn't mean city in southern nigeria.sadly in recent decades it's notoriety as the hub of human trafficking has eclipsed its centuries old reputation as a center of arts and crafts and specifically bronze works. not far from the royal palace of the. street is a unesco world heritage site home of the guild of binny bronze casters. and local artist in a tear or is visiting his friend a wayne i'd be in his broadcasting workshop it he uses the same method employed 700 years ago. with the last wax process molten metal is poured into a mold that has been created with a wax model once the mold is made the wax model is melted and drained away the process means that each work is unique but these days scrap metal is used as well as bronze is a 4 minute walk sort of ritual for. the parents possibly the children it's your party to the old tutor to visual children though i consider a little bit of our former from history so we do good references from with a good bit of a couple of. those off for now would buy again but in time it beco

a border town between binny and nigeria. he says he's never lost so much income as he did in the past year. we are totally paralyzed ships that was supposed to bring in gods aren't coming as they used to those who buy from us are gone many employees have lost our jobs lives so hard for everyone involved in this business most of our clients are nigerians we don't see much of them these days they come and see has lost its value and it's no longer profitable for them to buy. what i preach been in imports $25000.00 cars a month while the vehicles are meant for countries like malaysia chardin booking a fossil 80 percent of them end up in nigeria but this is what the impact of covered 19 and an 18 month long border closure by nigeria been in recorded a 2.3 percent growth. the slowdown is in commerce transport agriculture and hospitality industry been is an important maritime help for many west african countries like booking a parcel chad and the general public a substantial part of its revenue comes from cargoes of cars like this

bigger problem is is it in nigeria where you are. it's a very serious problem niger accounts for more than 20 percent of cases global cases and nearly 20 percent. deaths here and more than half the population is at risk of contract in many areas in fact a lot some statistics indicate that as much as 80 to 90 percent of the population is exposed to malaria so with the coming of this vaccine it will be welcome development for many and if you look at the incidence of malaria over the last one year during commute 19 you realized that a lot of people didn't get the help they need. because then hospitals were off limits to some people and i looked at people who are even afraid of going to hospitals for cases small cases so little infections like my mariya that many because of those little infections or small infections so cases multiplied over the past year and they were actually little or no treatment for many people and we expect that when statistics of malaria infections i will ease 420202021 you will notice a significant increase in th

on the bin in nigeria border. the european union's drug regulator has launched a review into a possible link between johnson and johnson's coronavirus vaccine and blood clots b.m.a. says it's had 4 reports of 4 cases one of them fatal one occurred during a clinical trial and 3 during the vaccines rollouts in the united states germany's health minister is calling for a nationwide lockdown after a surge in corona virus infections fund says the measure should last for as long as a month intensive care units across germany are filling up fast and there are concerns if that continues it could overwhelm the health system corona virus infections in india have hit another record for a 3rd day here they 132000 new cases were reported on friday the nation is battling a 2nd wave of covert cases which is far more aggressive than last year's initial outbreak so korea is free of posing bans on makeup karaoke bars and nighttime entertainment facilities is still the case counts and i had a 3 month high and you restrictions are se