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Eksplozja rurociągu Wiadomości

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PAP/EPA/GEORGE ESIRI (Onet.pl/jp). W wynku eksplozji rurociągu w Lagos w Nigerii zginęło co najmniej 100 osób. Większość ofiar zmarła ...

Guardian: Passenger plane crashes into building in Lagos | World news | The...

The flight from Lagos to Abuja was carrying 153 people, according to Nigerian government officials

Commuters and traders park their vehicles on the Ido bridge in ...news.trust.org › item

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Commuters and traders park their vehicles on the Ido bridge in Lagos, Nigeria February 7, REUTERS/George Esiri/File Photo.

U.N. warns of water crisis in Nigeria's megacity Lagos ...www.jamestownsun.com › news › un-warns-...

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REUTERS/George Esiri. GENEVA - Nigeria's commercial capital Lagos faces a water crisis that is creating unacceptable conditions for millions ...

Soccer Academies Train African Players for U.S. Teams - The Atlantic

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Children play soccer in Lagos, Nigeria.George Esiri / Reuters.

Google Groups: en nigeria se riega anualmente el petróleo lo que se ha regado en ...

: ... LagosA ruptured pipeline burns in a lagos suburb after an explosion in 2008

Google Groups: *[enwl-eng] nigeria's oil impact burden dwarfs gulf spill

: ... ruptured pipeline burns in a lagos suburb after an explosion in which

Google Groups: #is there a reason oil company executives aren't hanging from ...

: ... lagos a ruptured pipeline burns in a lagos suburb after an explosion in 2008

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More on: Nigeria Wars and Conflict Commuters and traders crowd at a market in Nigeria's main commercial city Lagos, March...

Guest Post: Investment in Nigeria Remains Strong Despite Insecurity

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[Council on Foreign Relations (blog)] - Guest Post: Investment in Nigeria Remains Strong Despite Insecurity. by Guest Blogger for John Campbell July 10, Traders and shoppers crowd a market in Nigeria's main commercial city Lagos March 19, (George Esiri/Courtesy Reuters)

Guest Post: Nigeria and the United States: “Ribbon of Hardship, Ribbon of ...

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[Council on Foreign Relations (blog)] and the United States: “Ribbon of Hardship, Ribbon of Darkness”. by Guest Blogger for John Campbell July 17, Children play at a slum in Ijegun Egba, a suburb of Nigeria's commercial capital of Lagos, July 2, (George Esiri/Courtesy

Demolitions Return to Waterfront Lagos Slum

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[The Atlantic Cities (blog)] - (Reuters/George Esiri). Garbage floats near buildings in the lagoon. Improper waste and sewage dumping had been a persistent problem in Makoko, prompting the government to label it an environmental nuisance. (boellstiftung/Flickr). Smoke rises from the