US Preps Citizens in Nigeria for Evac

Nigeria Lowers Fuel Price, No Deal With Unions

[link to www.nytimes.com]

Estimated 1.5 million people will hit the streets across Nigeria today in peaceful protest.

[link to twitter.com]

we want our fkn money we have played the game for many many years

we knows its all BS

we want our fkn MONEY

NOW

we want our fkn money we have played the game for many many years

we knows its all BS

we want our fkn MONEY

NOW

peaceful protest in nigeria ?

Most likely not for long. President said its about to turn to anarchy.

This could send oil through the roof.

effinell , its going off worldwide wtf is happening ,

doesnt nigeria supply 25% of americas oil? or is it 25% of african oil to america?

Time to fill up the truck guys!!!!!!!

Nigeria is the 5th ranked supplier of oil to the US.

[link to www.globalpost.com]

There's a heavy troop and police presence on the streets of Nigerian cities.

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BREAKING:

Nigeria's Secret service agents invades BBC-World and CNN office in Lagos

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Soldiers massively deployed in Lagos; a battalion deployed to dismantle #OccupyNigeria /SNG equipments at Gani Fawehinmi Park, Ojota-Lagos

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Unions in Nigeria suspend strike after president agrees to cut cost of petrol following a week of protests

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In a tweet by one of the staff members and correspondents of the BBC – British Broadcasting Corporation in Lagos Fidelis Mbah @fidelisMbah the Nigerian State Security Service has unleashed it’s force on the offices of CNN and BBC in Lagos. Tomi Oladipo another BBC Lagos tweeted about how the SSS forced its way into the offices of the global new brands.

[link to omojuwa.com]

They are going to break the back of the economy intentionally with fuel prices, and use it to introduce lots of interesting ideas.

Wait and seeee.

BRK: Chevron report that an oil rig has caught fire off Nigeria's delta - AP

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LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -- Chevron Corp. says an offshore rig being run for its subsidiary near Nigeria's oil-rich southern delta has caught fire and officials are still trying to account for all the workers there.

Nigeria is the fifth-largest crude oil exporter to the U.S. It pumps about 2.4 million barrels of crude oil a day.

[link to hosted.ap.org]

President of the TUC Peter Essele explains to the BBC Africa why the strike in Nigeria has been suspended

Doesn't mean end of strikes.

[link to tvider.com]