WHO backs rollout of world’s first malaria vaccine for children in Africa | 5 Things That Should Matter Today

Across the African continent, these are the 5 stories you may have missed out on: WHO backs rollout of world’s first malaria vaccine for children in Africa The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday the only approved vaccine against malaria should be widely given to African children, potentially marking a major advance against a... Read More

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Cameroun, Google, Tigray, Tunisia, WHO

September 1, 2017

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Super Eagles thrash Cameroon 4-0 in World Cup Qualifier

The Super Eagles of Nigeria have beaten the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon, in one of the most anticipated World Cup qualifying games in Africa. Rohr’s men opened the scoring in the 28th minute with a goal from Odion Ighalo. A goal in the 44th minute from Captain Mikel Obi sent the Eagles on a 2-goal... Read More

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Cameroun, Indomitable Lions, nigeria, super eagles, World Cup qualifier

February 1, 2017

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Just In: Gunmen kill 3 Nigerian officials in Cameroun

A UN technical monitoring team was attacked by near the Nigeria-Cameroon border killing five persons, including three Nigerians. The team was following an order by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to demarcate and delineate the border between both countries. UN envoy for West Africa and the Sahel has said the perpetrators must be brought... Read More

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border, Cameroun, Nigerian officials

October 4, 2016

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T.J Benson: Donga [Nigerian Voices]

Nobody stays in at night. In Donga at night time you are either young and wild or old and dying. At night bankers, teachers, local politicians and business men keep old age at bay by chasing young girls wild at heart into beer parlors, Mai Suya sheds and the dark corners between houses, down the... Read More

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Cameroun, corpers, Fulani herdsmen, Northern Nigeria, service year

June 10, 2016

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Militants to FG: ‘Reclaim oil-rich Bakassi from Cameroon’

Again, another militant group has emerged with demands for the Federal Government. This time, over 600 militants belonging to a group called the Bakassi Strike Force armed with heavy and military grade weaponry have directed the Federal Government to move to reclaim Bakassi Peninsular which was ceded to neighbors, Cameroun. Probably to show that they... Read More

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Amnesty, bakassi boys, Cameroun, humble lion, international, militant, nigeria, Oil and Gas

May 9, 2016

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A list of the things President Buhari will discuss at anti-corruption summit in London

President Muhammadu Buhari will join other world leaders on Monday, May 9 at the Anti-Corruption Summit: London 2016. Since assuming the presidency, Buhari has repeatedly stated his commitment to fighting against corruption. To this effect, the president has submitted a bill to the National Assembly on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters, which will foster collaboration with other... Read More

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anti-corruption, Buhari, Cameroun, corruption, London

February 17, 2015

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Boko Haram attacks Cameroon army base, injure several soldiers

by Ranti Joseph Boko Haram insurgents attacked a Cameroon military camp near the town of Waza in the north of the country on Monday, wounding several soldiers, an army spokesman said. Chad, Niger and Cameroon have begun a joint offensive against Boko Haram militants who have killed thousands of people in a bid to carve... Read More

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Boko Haram attack cameroon army base, Cameroun

October 14, 2014

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@MrAyeDee: Why #BokoHaram’s Freeing of 25 Camerounian hostages is bad for Nigeria

by Aye Dee On October 7th, Nigeria’s GEJ met with the leaders of Niger, Chad and Cameroon at a one day Summit of the Lake Chad Basin Commission held in Niamey, Niger. Benin Republic’s President was present as an observer, and Cameroon’s Biya had sent his Foreign Minister as a representative. Top of the agenda... Read More

Aye Dee, boko haram, Cameroun, hostages, opinion, ynaija

September 27, 2014

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@EveryNigerian: #Cameroon- Nigeria’s Lying Neighbor

by Perry Brimah There is a long history of French betrayal, including in the Nazi wars. And these were not only of foreigners but also of friends and family. I am definitely not going to stereotype a people or nation based on culture and language, and then, our neighbors, Cameroon and Chad, etc are not... Read More

Cameroun, French, nigeria, opinion, Perry Brimah, Shekau, ynaija

July 31, 2014

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Saatah Nubari: Mr. President, you need to give an order on Boko Haram NOW

by Saatah Nubari Mr President, there will be casualties, but there will be many more casualties if Boko Haram succeeds in imparting into those girls that their country doesn’t give a damn about them. I woke up today to the rather sweet-and-sour news that the Cameroonian army successfully planned and executed the rescue of the... Read More

Cameroun, Chibok girls, Mr. President, opinion, order, Saatah Nubari, ynaija

February 26, 2014

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Dele Agekameh: How to rescue Borno from Boko Haram

by Dele Agekameh That has been the nature of the francophone countries in Africa, especially in the West-African sub-region. If that is the case, we should not hesitate to close all our borders with Cameroun as was done in the past. That Borno State is the founding home of the Boko Haram insurgency is no... Read More

boko haram, borders, Borno, Cameroun, Dele Agekameh, nigeria, opinion, rescue, Shettima, ynaija, yobe

June 12, 2013

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Hounge: Nigeria – The looming war scenario (Y! Superblogger)

Let’s not be bad students of history, we are yet to fully recover from the effects of Biafra war. The ripple effects of a war are far reaching; the principal actors themselves won’t believe how far it will go. In the last couple of years, the drumbeats of war and separation has been pretty loud... Read More

Arewa Republic, biafra, Cameroun, Hounge, Middle Belt Republic, Niger-Delta Republic, nigeria, Oduduwa Republic, war, Y! Superblogger

April 24, 2013

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Alkasim Abdulkadir: Why the JTF is lost in the maze of rocks and hard places

by Alkassim Abdulkadir Goodluck Jonathan as the Commander-In-Chief must ensure Baga goes beyond just an investigation, any wrong doing should be tried along the sterling traditions of the Nigerian army. When the Joint Task Force (JTF) responded to the distress call that insurgents had stationed themselves in Baga, the quiet town on the edge of... Read More

Alkasim Abdulkadir, army, Baga, Borno, Cameroun, Goodluck Jonathan, IEDS, journalist, JTF, nigeria

WHO backs rollout of world’s first malaria vaccine for children in Africa | 5 Things That Should Matter Today

Super Eagles thrash Cameroon 4-0 in World Cup Qualifier

Just In: Gunmen kill 3 Nigerian officials in Cameroun

T.J Benson: Donga [Nigerian Voices]

Militants to FG: ‘Reclaim oil-rich Bakassi from Cameroon’

A list of the things President Buhari will discuss at anti-corruption summit in London

Boko Haram attacks Cameroon army base, injure several soldiers

@MrAyeDee: Why #BokoHaram’s Freeing of 25 Camerounian hostages is bad for Nigeria

@EveryNigerian: #Cameroon- Nigeria’s Lying Neighbor

Saatah Nubari: Mr. President, you need to give an order on Boko Haram NOW

Dele Agekameh: How to rescue Borno from Boko Haram

Hounge: Nigeria – The looming war scenario (Y! Superblogger)

Alkasim Abdulkadir: Why the JTF is lost in the maze of rocks and hard places

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