announcements was made by the brazilian government, which is chattering the group this year. nigeria africa's most popular states joins the rank of countries like the ruse, cuba, malaysia and uganda were also part of the countries of briggs. of the pod bus pages was introduced as a concept that the blog summit didn't russia officially of designed last year and. and it gives states the rights to participate in their activities within the organization and provides additional opportunities for trade and investment. now with this cost to the nations benefit from this partnership with former echo as diplomatic and how what kind of you should change or is it sharing use trust for now? you're on the floor, i forgot. and then for the groups as a block will have an opportunity to share it. he has access to his country here. but i'm assuming that to us with similar isolationism of the dependence from the west. 10000000 people reducing their so and i did a change in so much by getting by uh, getting the access and access on to groups as well. and um, since we are home every day, as will be done, every s

nigeria. bbc sport africa's ian williams went to play a few holes with him.rtsman, peter has always been the kind of guy with a lot of drive. in a 17 year football career he won 56 caps for his country as well as an olympic silver medal was appearing at two world cup and four africa cup nations for the played in six different countries including seven years in the united kingdom and the english premier league, finding the target. but now he has swapped to a very different type of club. what was it you loved about playing football the most? i loved scoring - goals. of course. especially in the last minute of the game. with golf it is like holding a pot on the 18th hole to win the tournament.— between golf and football you would say?— involved. sometimes the weight of the football is as important as how hard you hit a putt. not uncommon for famous sportspeople to have a real love of golf but peter has he isa graduate with a foundation degree in professional golf studies and at the professional golfers association, better known as the pga. as a pga pro, peter ca

renewing partnerships and new agreements with those i have launched in india, indonesia, south africa and nigeriaust in the last six months. this isjust the beginning. and i am determined for my tenure to be more than the day—to—day crisis management kind of foreign secretary. that is why i want to lay out three realistic principles that would guide our foreign policy to get us to a more progressive 2035. first, we and our allies must relearn the cold war manual, long—term thinking, not sure termism. consistent deterrence, not constant distraction. adapting is emerging technology reshapes the strategic environment, securing strategic environment, securing strategic stability in an unstable world. our opponents are coordinating ever more closely with iranian drones, fired on ukrainian cities and north korean troops now fighting against ukraine. we also need a whole new level of global engagement with our closest allies in the usa, europe and. our strategic partners injapan and south korea and with all those committed to the principles of the un charter. that is why we will engage with china, we ha

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control what and police we hear a lot about a lot of was a phobia in the west, but what about in africa, nigeria, specifically, how do they durians feel about russia and, and the sanctions imposed on moscow doesn't have any kind of impact on bilateral relations. know anything about how the new one thing about russia and angela is that if we look at nat geo, russia, we just so many things think on. and um, for instance, russia, if i would take russia in the most populous country in europe, and enjoy the most populous country in africa. second, russia believes informing the values that they also believe informed me virus were pulled cartridge, also back to russia. so, i mean, a lot of attraction between angela and russia. where does the natural reference? i see, i see if you can be called. and i don't see the function that america has was russia is not fixed. and now what relationship with russia we, i've seen what shows, so i see a victim just like we are. victims under wisdom was all right, we're gonna leave it there. are manual a triplicate johnson. thank you so much for coming in. thank you. w

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nigeria. really? it's also south africa, the caribbean.in this one group, talking about the same thing. can you show me some of this stuff? yeah. "most cryptic pregnancy goes with monthly flow. "don't be confused or scared." most women know that having | a monthly cycle has something to do with the womb, - so they convince them that you're carrying it at the back. you don't need i to worry yourself. you'll still be - seeing your period. there's also a religious aspect to this scam. the christianity followed by many in nigeria embraces the miraculous — and when miracles are possible, nothing is impossible. people don't argue when religion is involved. they see it as something that transcends science. anyone that expresses any doubts is immediately expelled from these groups. somebody willjust come - in and say, "my husband is no longer comfortable with this," and men will shut her down i and delete her from the group. it seems so obvious that people would have doubts, but many are willing to believe. when it comes to having children, whatev

we saw protests in different parts of the continent in kenya, in south africa in nigeria, that affected this type of deployment occurs. the ability in those countries. however, we saw in gonna the transition that was largely a claim to successful in spite of the very unsuccessful electro turn out in countries like more than big and to an extended 902 and gonna prove to them slightly different of course climate. the change was also an area that affected several countries within the african continent. so under, oh, yes, 2024 was. yeah, for lots fun event. and that can be described definitely. and it's been, it's been a tough. yeah. and not just for africa, if we bring chris into this, have been a bit of unraveling in the middle east region to from garza to syria. how are you saying something of a re alignment's, a recalculation in the balance of power? yeah, i think it's fair to look at it that way and, and perhaps is to some extent links with the consequence of the continuing war in york on the edge of europe in ukraine, russia. and also the, the return of trump. it seems as if there are

a critical test has been passed with the peaceful change of governing political parties in africa. nigeria's moving into remarkable and unmistakable ways to build and strengthen its democratic. in the caribbean and central america. 16 of 24 countries have freely elected governments. and in the united nations, eight of the ten developing nations which have joined that body in the past five years are democracies. in the communist world. well, nans instinctively desire for freedom and self-determination surfaces again. and. to be sure, grim reminders of how brutally the police stamp state attempts to snuff out this quest for self-rule in 1953 in east germany, in 1956. in hungary 1968. in czechoslovakia. in 1981, in poland. but the struggle continues. poland. and we know that there are even those who strive and suffer for freedom within the confines of the soviet union itself. how we conduct ourselves here in the western democracies will determine whether this trend continues. no democracy is not a fragile flower. still, it needs cultivating. if the rest of this century is to witness the gradual

so southern nigeria struggling with one of west africa's most neglected refugee crises. tens of thousands of people are flood that escape separate says vitamins in calibrated address, wisconsin ret. access to comes along the boulder in cross river state. targeted by both numbers on your rebels and kimberly's military to google and spend a month gorging both to get denied jetta. it links up with a frame. the metal, social media also like used by both sites and the conflict of working for the opposition and the way you see the have to produce this guy needs you guys to see. i have to produce these guy. if not, i have to put myself through trouble. so i just decided to use i think see if i roll into the place to be joined with the media t. i was to be in trouble. the arrived in nigeria a few days ago and as of yet to find a place in the refugee camp separatism was on your rebels, launched a full scale rebellion in the northwest in southwest of campbell in 22. they're seeking independence, whole groups. they say marginalized, the united nation, such a conflict disposed more than 100000 people

africa online. i've curriculums, illegals, nigeria, bye for now. thanks chris, of good bye for me to move one day in lou saca bags for watching. i hope we've given you something to think about and that you will join us here again on echo africa for more inspiring environment stories next week. so you then, the, the, the, this is a battery and this is the battery. and this whole, or this guy sweeper, could also store tremendous amounts of energy. gravity, batteries, the total for the energy transitions. what, how would they work? and what project already exist. global us in 30 minutes on d w. everything looks even more beautiful in the light blue top journey to the unknown south into a region that seems forgotten by time being one of the heaviest countries in the world. here at the foothills of the himalayas. everything revolves around community and together in 75 minutes on d, w. the crises around every single connection mapped out shows that you can disagree. odyssey be on the board, is what makes things the way they all way. all the solutions map

but nigeria, zip code of me was not as sophisticated as south africa's economy. so i'm even talked about the admission of egypt at the time, but in those, on the days as we know, it is south africa that was admitted and we now talk of bricks. the question then is, what is the value if any of critics to the continental wasik i hold of the view that bricks provides a great opportunity for african countries to look at the front of me is from a different standpoint, many african economies are still a good area, and if i'm permitted to use that word, you want to look at the economies that are going to met africa, go through what i called the lot that they agreed cultural agree under pollution, this india can provide that technology. russia can provide that the loaner technology through the fact that lies a schemes signing up and provide that brazil can do that. if you go into the fishing system, sign up and do that. brazil can do that. in other words, these are countries that have appropriate technology, which can be deployed in the continent of africa. if you leave t

we don't even know where we going to be about to move. nigeria who's struggling with one of west africa's most neglected refugee crises. well, 100000 people have fled to, to escape violence, and the neighboring come around for the address was gone to the rare access to comes along the border and cross the river state. targeted by both numbers on your rebels and cameron was military to google and spend a month gorging both to get denied it links up with a friend he met on social media, also like used by both sites and the conflict of working for the on position and the way you see to have to produce this guy needs you guys to see i have to produce these guy. if not, i have to put myself through trouble. so i just decided to use i think, see if i roll into the place we don't really need to. i was to be in trouble. you arrived in nigeria a few days ago and as you have to find a place in the refugee camp here, a separate to somebody, the one who rebels launched a full scale rebellion in the northwest and southwest of capital. intrinsic. they're seeking independence, whole groups. they say mar

nigeria range lodging dry here. it's much west across the southern parts of africa. with sundry down, paused in johannes, but through to the new week. so as on the island, is there a catch up call says how the philippines is making out for gaps in children's education. often severe storms and degrees been either going to solve the nigeria. i would tell you about the 10s of thousands of companies in your refugees now adjusting to live in nigeria, having to be forced from their homes due to fighting between coming in forces and as on your roof. and support a 17 year old as main history of the well dogs championship. and they will be here with that story. the a wave of criminal violence has risen x for the drug talk tells, raising the challenging all sorts of prison rights for this. the assassination ecuador has plunged from one of the safest countries in latin america to one of the most dangerous, with the government, declaring war on the guns and corruption. the people in power investigates with causes behind the search and violence. hundreds devastating impact on the

the nigeria is struggling with one of west africa's most neglected refugee crises. within 100000 people have fled there to escape violence and camera room. i'm gonna address wisconsin free access to cancel along the border and cross the river state . targeted by both numbers on your rebels and capitol is military to google lined spend a month gorging both to get to nigeria. it links up with a friend, he meto social media, also like used by both sites and the conflict of working for the on position. and the way you see to have to produce this guy immediately. i just see i have to put this guy. if not, i have to put myself here trouble. so i just decided to use i think see if i roll into the place redrawn with the media t. i was to be in trouble. the arrived in nigeria a few days ago and as of yet to find a place in the refugee camp a separate to somebody's own, your rebels launched a full scale rebellion in the northwest in southwest of campbell. in 22. they're seeking independence, whole groups. they say marginalized, the united nation, such a conflict disclosed mor

this is megan lagos as the economy part of nigeria and one of the fastest growing cities in africa. everything in lake us is huge, is especially the traffic stuff. but did you know that in the center of the city you can explore wild life? you can be sort of spot a monkey. now they steal your food. so i am definitely not looking forward to seeing any wildlife. i'm literally about to walk on one of the longest kind of few walks in all is africa from the top. you can get amazing uninterrupted, 360 degree views of the city, but i can do it alone. joining me is my tour guide lawyer kind of way. let's go to the, the lucky cleanser vacation center was built as a reserve century for the rich flora and found out within the lake. he asked if is home to the longest kind of the walkway in africa and defense, there is definitely a breath of fresh air in the midst of the hustling. i'm busting city that is lagos, especially with it's crazy traffic to here. there's something for everybody with it's kind of, you walk boardwalk and 3 houses. it's ready for families. i've seen buildings as well. if yo

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africa online. i have chris that loves illegals. nigeria. bye for now. thanks, chris. have good buy from me to my let me look one day in lou saca bags for watching. i hope i have given you something to think about and that you will join us here again on echo africa for more inspiring environment stories next week. so you then the, the, the, as african americans return to dawn, they price out below goals. what does that integration look like? your presence is actually creating a problem for us and we got it. we came to a contract. so the, the amount of money that you guys think we have, at least we can test conversations and honest on, says lead to greater understanding this 77 percent in 30 minutes on the w, the ceiling. not say the way growing up in a country with no prospects. because you don't boss in 2019 the full, the russian invasion, the 5 young people can dream vacation to the human. they is change them on the we will not say the way started february 14th on dw, the the man of the, [000:00:00;00] the old. we can be the generation, the ends, it for good. malaria

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nigeria. now the knights bridge on a country how africa's largest economy influence the blog future. yeah, nice. thank you for helping me. you know, the briggs offers a unique opportunity because of the profile on breaks. remember the it is, it represents, i think about $28.00 trillion dollar and gt off to 28 percent of the global economy would be at least 45 percent of the world population. this is a very strong challenge from the globe us out. i gave this stablish western blog or somebody to look at the cost with those who costs 2 debates such esivore shot in deborah's it on all those. you would know that this kind of a partnership of us unique opportunity. well aware of the fact that the, the pod thousands only addition because you may not be able to inflame the development by a guy. you may not be able to strongly influence areas of decision making of the budget. but what seemed like a disadvantage is also on that, but that google, what it means is that the non competes of industrial membership also gives you the opportunity to, to trade. what are the blocks other than the breaks

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nigeria. i suppose if um, economic and political unity in any way spouse to dissolve in west africa, it crates all sorts of security and military concerns as well given. but many of these nations that we've talked about that i've experienced these crews of now left the, the regional blog echo as the economic you, me to see of west african states. what does that mean? familiar tree corporation in west africa, given that there is about safety. not about framework of echo us. yeah. like i said, i don't know. i'm the one this time that you've been without pulling out from watching actually i don't. that's was just to lead to how would the bilateral agreements between them i measure. yeah, because one we share a line, but i will love to hear this almost now. hold on to infuse quickly let me test will shap what else? we almost 45 countries together. we know that we need to be together to stop strong . we're also working with them on them or to turn him back to request. we turn him back to the most and they should have been tested because they won't actually, i don't tell is a success story. i'm all

nigeria range logic dry here. it's much lesser across the southern parts of africa. with sundry down pause in johannes, but through to the new week the we are going to see the series of legend some clothes ruined the stories of civilizations that marks history wants. this is where the story of vanity has many stories to tell. lifting sanctions in syria. well, depending on how it's political future develops, that's the message from, from some japanese foreign ministers to the countries new lead, it's sort of both sides one from each other and what divides them. this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program. on the barcode.

as nigeria is struggling with one of west africa's most neglected refugee crises. when 100000 people have slaves via to escape violence and camera road, i'm going to address with scrubs and re access to cams along the border in cross river states. targeted by both numbers on your rebels and kimberly's military, who i'm good online. spent a month gorging both to get an idea. it links up with a friend, he mentors social media, also like used by both sites and the conflict of working for the opposition. and the way you see to have to produce this guy needs you guys to see, i have to produce this guy. if not, i have to put my service. you told me. so i just decided to use i think, sees if i roll into the place, rejoined, we need, we need to, i was to being told that you arrived in nigeria a few days ago. and as you have to find a place in the refugee camps, you separate 2 symbols on your rebels. launched a full scale rebellion in the northwest in southwest of campbell in $22.00. they're seeking independence, whole groups. they say marginalized, the united nation, such

well, for nigeria, i would have missed trunk, would have been a company touched and showing that this piece in west africa to the very recently joe biden, the outgoing us president made one of his only trips to the african come to nothing of the 1st time in sub saharan africa, donald trump, probably the most least traveled all of us presents when he was president, a likely he'll change this time around. i just wonder, given the magnetic pool, given the influence that america continues to have across the world, you would have trump presidency needs to hear. well, i think i leave that to the police kind of most us, but i would say a good way to use that mix. if it was nigeria with every kind of the card 0, i think we want to go to that uh the, the continent has gone to so much. so we need all the friends of africa, friends of west africa. i found that when the injury at open times to get that to ensure that they speak, we only piece you've also spoken to the past about some of the security challenges that have arisen as a result of climate change. obviously when crops of testing may see when the sources are

of africa for libya, with windy conditions here, they'll push across into egypt over the next few days. it's much dry, however, across from west and areas the heat still building for places like nigeria, with temperatures above the average. it's much west for, for the south of this, with some heavy rain and thunder storm support swan a symbolic way and northern pots so, so that africa, it will be clara. however, in cape town, at least on saturday afternoon, democratic nations justified this kind of behaviors co, the average this collateral damage. that's what actually lp is leading to. what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is a new assistance, corporate israel, affecting it's global, standing from the impact of the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the the a reminder about top stories on algebra is ran, has forced to hospitals in northern guys i to evacuate under threats of a time to soften patients at the innovation and i out of hospitals have been told to me immediately, more than a 100 people, i believe, to be at the hospital. i know the fo

africa. you seen record high temperatures in nigeria, for example, 57 to maxine ford. hawk up, but mainly it's going to be this increase in the breeze being dusty weather to most countries in this a how. how does more sherry stuff for out you area the israel's war on god that continues the new series takes you beyond the headlines of the concept. turn me fatima, but to in conversation with a range of gas. as we connect the adults and reveal its impact on the palestinian people by response to f street phase of intimidation is doing more, i will not stop until the system of oppression is dispense of entire refrain. coming soon on the 0 a. terry davies and the kimberly in western australia or indigenous communities, attaining it with sciences to create a new approach to marine conservation land rover even. but the fear i'm afraid when do you on your reporting from bridgeview is you're going to try this. protecting biodiversity pro, defending themselves against the legal invaders, the price on it, which is 0 the, [000:00:00;00] the hello again, this is on to 0. a reminder of our top stories this h

of africa for libya, with windy conditions here, they'll push across into egypt over the next few days. it's much dry, however, across from west and areas the heat still building for places like nigeria, with temperatures above the average. it's much west for, for the south of this, with some heavy rain and thunder storm support swan a symbolic way and northern pots, so, so africa, it will be clara, however, in cape town, at least on saturday, in 2001, the us invaded afghanistan, stating its intention to build a stable state and the military able to overcome the tyler bond. the united states military has begun strikes. but off the 2 decades trillion spent on countless slide the last, the mission sales and the telephone game full control. and you 2 part series analyzes the strategies and mistakes that lead to that failure of chemist on the price of people coming soon on al jazeera, the the target a reminder about top stories on algae, sierra israel has forced to hospitals in northern guys. i have to evacuate under scratch of a time, staffing patients at the innovation and out of hospitals have been told to need immediate need. more than a 100 people have believed to be at our hospital

africa for libya, with windy conditions. here, they'll push across into egypt over the next few days. it's much dry. however, across from west and areas the heat's still building for places like nigeria with temperatures above the average. it's much west for, for the south of this with some heavy rain and thunder storm support swan and baldwin and northern pots. so, so that africa, it will be clara, however, in cape town, at least on saturday. is there any sign is the lead for the millions of palestinians of gaza for now stopped between an outgoing biden administration and an incoming trumpet to industries. now that americans have decided, put back in the white house, what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line award winning documentary is from around the corner, which is 0. the . the plugin you're watching out, just hear a reminder of our main stories. this our 5 palestinians have been killed and had thrown a talk on a car in gaza, southern city of san eunice. their bodies have been delivered to nasa hospital, a number of others were critically injured in the attack tools guys, most critical medical facilities are being forced to evacu

nigeria. as they came up with the legless polano rocks and in the legless plan of action, african countries said that this situation as it is and now is not february. but for the continent of africa, we are not trading among so so we have people from outside of the continent. why investing in technology is that we do not understand. there is no trans filed technology. the legless plan of action, of course, did not achieve very much and is off the front of option that we have come up with off because you end up in to $63.00 of 1900 on the 10th 2015. the situation in the continent of africa is one that demonstrates that of the political pow wow. had been taken away from that point. oh, nice uh, what they are now focusing on is, is the economic power and industrialize this and i didn't bid economic dominance. money for us is solves in very many ways. and i want to demonstrate, although it is not classical industrialized vision to demonstrate how that value is with the sunflower is present in our continents in very many ways. you feel going through the mining system and do god with the democratic republicans. global for you is the mining in the democratic republic of congo. it is gle

what brings enough to said what do one well for nigeria, i would have missed trunk would have been a company touch screen showing that this piece in west africa to the very recently joe biden, the outgoing us president made one of his only trips to the african counts. and i think for the 1st time in sub saharan africa, donald trump probably the most least traveled all of us presence when he was president. a likely he'll change this time around. i just wonder, given the magnetic pool, given the influence that america continues to have across the world. yeah. what a trump presidency means to you. well, i think i will leave that to the police because it must us. but i would think what that way to that mix if it was made julia with african africa and 0, i think we want to go to that, add the content that has gone to so much. so we need all the friends of africa, friends of west africa, friends of and then g at opal times to get up to ensure that this piece we only piece. you've also spoken to the past about some of the security challenges that have arisen as a result of climate change. obviously when crops to decimate, see when these offices are,