nigerian newspapers

• Strategies for preservation and increased access to newspapers in Nigerian university libraries.

Introduction Information is an essential commodity that is necessary for human and societal interaction and development. It is a must in all facets ...

• Library Philosophy and Practice
• Nbr. 2009, January 2009

• Use of newspapers by Nigerian university students: the case of Delta State University, Anwai campus.

Introduction Newspapers provide up-to-date information on local, state/provincial, national, and world issues. They are among the most widely-read p...

• Library Philosophy and Practice
• Nbr. 2010, February 2010

• Environmental Tectonics, v. W.S. Kirkpatrick, Inc., Development International Corporation, Dic (Holding) Inc., Idc International S.A. Luxembourg, Harry G. Carpenter C/O W.S. Kirkpatrick, Inc. and Benson 'Tunde' Akindele John M. Krankel, Emro Engineering Co., Inc. Robert W. Ruppert C/O Emro Engineering Co., Inc., Ross E. Saxon C/O Nautilus Environmental Systems, Inc. & R.H. Edwards. Appeal of Environmental Tectonics Corporation International. Appeal of W.S. Kirkpatrick & Co., Inc., W.S. Kirkpatrick & Co., International and D.I.C. (Holding) Inc., 847 F.2d 1052 (3rd Cir. 1988)

... defendants, to influence the award of a Nigerian defense contract through bribery of Nigerian gover... were subsequently reported by Nigerian newspapers. Akindele also told Carpenter of certain Nigerian ...

• Federal Circuits

• Kwanzaa Is for White Liberals, Not Blacks

When Nigerian newspapers claimed that some American black radicals were CIA operatives, Karenga publicly denounced the idea, saying, "Africans must stop generalizing about the loyalties and motives of AfroAmericans, including the widespread suspicion of black Americans being CIA agents." Karenga himself served time, a useful stepping-stone for his current position as a black studies professor at California State University at Long Beach.

• Human Events
• August 22, 2009

• I'm Triumphing Over Kwanzaa!

Curiously, in a 1995 interview with "Ethnic News Watch," Karenga matter-of-factly explained that the forces out to get O.J. Simpson for the "framed" murder of two whites included: "the FBI, the CIA, the State Department, Interpol, the Chicago Police Department" and so on. When Nigerian newspapers claimed that some American black radicals were CIA operatives, Karenga publicly denounced the idea, saying, "Africans must stop generalizing about the loyalties and motives of AfroAmericans, including the widespread suspicion of black Americans' being CIA agents.

• Human Events
• September 02, 2009

• Nigerian Presidential Election Could Lead to a Civil War

An unidentified vendor sells copies of Nigerian daily newspapers Tuesday in Abuja, Nigeria.

• Chicago Defender
• August 06, 2009

• Gen. William Ward, Commander of the U.S. Africa Command, Holds a Briefing for Foreign Media On 'U.S. Africa Command (Africom) the Commander's Perspective.'

... (UNKNOWN): (Inaudible) News Media and Newspapers (ph). . MODERATOR: Thank you. Are there any othe..., you know our relationship with the Nigerian armed forces is another very positive one. And ag...

• Political Transcript Wire
• February 21, 2011

• Debate Over a Possible Third Term for Nigeria's President Divides Fractious Country

[Olusegun Obasanjo] has not said whether he wants to run again, but his allies are pushing for a third term. Vice President Abubakar Atiku, a former Obasanjo ally who wants to contest the 2007 election, has become a leading opponent of what some see as a plot to make Obasanjo president for life, derailing Nigeria's budding democracy. Nigerians take a look at local newpapers in a street in Abuja, Nigeria, Tuesday. Mounting opposition to a campaign to allow Nigeria's first civilian leader in 20 years to run for a third term is brewing up a storm of dire warnings and apocalyptic headlines around arguments it could be the catalyst for another civil war in the world's most populous black nation. Nigerian newspapers have run editorials praising South African President Thabo Mbeki for promisin...

• Chicago Defender
• August 06, 2009

• Travel Business News - Africa / Middle East.

... that it is limiting the number of Nigerian nationals wanting to visit SA for business and tou... was also reported in various Nigerian newspapers and electronic media that SAOs embassy in Lagos wa...

• AirGuide Business
• Nbr. 2009, May 2009

• Use of newspapers by students of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria.

.... The cover price of Nigerian newspapers was 20 kobo per copy in the 1980s, thus...

• Library Philosophy and Practice
• Nbr. 2011, January 2011