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Vicar shines spotlight on social issues
www.spaldingtoday.co.uk
[Spalding Today] - Father Jonathan said: “It's not a talking shop. “I think perhaps councillor Nick Worth put his finger on it when he said we are filling a vacuum where the Rural Action Zone used to exist.” The Rural Action Zone was an initiative driven by South Holland
Nigeria sectarian violence shows no signs of abating
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - President Jonathan said Boko Haram would "face the full wrath of the law". However, his government has repeatedly been unable to stop attacks by the group, and last week admitted that the chief suspect in the Islamists' Christmas Day attacks on a
The News Matrix: Tuesday 17 January 2012
www.independent.co.uk
[The Independent] - MORE Nigerian trade unions called off strikes yesterday, ending a confrontation over fuel prices after President Goodluck Jonathan said he would cut them by a third. He was already under fire for failing to address an Islamist insurgency.
Google News: Nigeria graft watchdog investigates fuel subsidies
[TrustLaw] - Nigerian trade unions called off paralysing strikes and protests on Monday, ending a major confrontation over fuel prices after Jonathan said he would partially reintroduce a fuel subsidy, cutting prices by one third. But the protests may yet force the
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