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Democracy returns
Lagos Correspondent Barnaby Phillips reflects on how democracy returned to Africa's most populous nation - albeit in a far from perfect form.
Win for Obasanjo
General Olusegun Obasanjo officially wins
Nigeria's presidential election (March 1st)
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Africa's ailing giant
With an oil-rich economy and powerful army, Nigeria has long sought a
leading role on the continent: Antony Goldman on the obstacles to its aspirations.
Extremes of wealth and poverty: Jeremy Vine reports
Lagos hopes for change: Barnaby Phillips reports
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End of an era
The death of Nigeria's military strongman Sani Abacha in June 1998 heralded the start of an uncertain period for Nigerians: Mark Doyle witnessed the changes taking shape.
Nigerian radio on death of Abacha
After Abacha: Network Africa Special from BBC African Service
Republic of Nigeria: Washington Embassy
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Nigeria Media Monitor
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AfricaNews Online: Nigeria
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