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Time.com: Iran, Nigeria Make Nuke Agreement

An Iranian trade delegation announced an agreement Thursday for Iran to share peaceful nuclear technology with Nigeria

Nigeria cedes disputed peninsula to Cameroon

Nigeria on Thursday officially handed over to Cameroon full ownership of a peninsula that nearly ignited a border war between the two neighboring African nations.

SI.com: Grant Wahl: In the end, U.S. men just can't get it done in Beijing

BEIJING -- The U.S. men's soccer team is out of the Olympics after its 2-1 loss to Nigeria on Wednesday. And while the Americans did plenty of commendable things in this tournament -- gutting out a 1-0 win over Japan, controlling the second half against the Netherlands in a 2-2 tie, refusing to accept a 2-0 deficit with 10 men against Nigeria -- the cold-truth headline has to be this:

Shell issues Nigeria oil warning after attack

Royal Dutch Shell said Tuesday that it may not be able to meet its oil supply obligations in Nigeria after an attack on its major pipeline.

Rebels attack Nigerian oil pipelines

A rebel group in Nigeria said it sabotaged two oil pipelines in southern Nigeria on Monday.

Time.com: Oil Markets Look for Signs of Bubble Burst

Oil prices edged modestly higher Friday as news of an output cut in Nigeria helped to halt, at least temporarily, the week's sharp decline in prices

Oil price falls back from record highs

Oil fell back from a record trading high Friday after tensions with Iran, the possibility of renewed violence in Nigeria and a planned labor strike in Brazil raised fears of threats to supplies.

Nigeria pushes talks to halt oil attacks

Leaders in a volatile region of Nigeria have agreed to participate in government-backed talks intended to stop attacks on the country's oil industry, a government spokesman said Tuesday.

CNNMoney: Oil edges up ahead of inventory data

Oil prices edged higher Tuesday as traders remained wary of potential supply disruptions in Nigeria and held back ahead of an upcoming inventory report.

Rebels blamed for oil attacks announce truce

A Nigerian rebel movement blamed for an number of recent attacks on the African country's oil industry announced a unilateral truce Sunday after an appeal for negotiations by tribal leaders.

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