Nigerian militants blow up Shell wells: sources

A Nigerian Federal High Court in Abuja, granted bail to Mohammed Ashafa, charged by the Nigerian government for allegedly associating with an al Qaeda group and planning to harm American interests in Nigeria. Nigeria began training its first group of specialist anti-terrorism police.

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Police broke up an al Qaeda cell connected to a Nigerian Taliban. The cell was preparing to carry out attacks, said the spokesman for the Nigerian special state security police. “Investigations show they have links to the al Qaeda network.”

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The Nun River and Tebidaba oilfields have been reopened after insurgents release employees for the Shell and Agip companies managing the sites. Another pipeline exploded in Lagos, but casualties are unknown at this time. Three days ago a pipeline fire killed at least 269.

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