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Ngige�s Diaspora Support group Comes under FBI/IRS Investigations for Money Laundering: ASA-USA Bank Account(s) Impounded BNW has learned that bank accounts belonging to a group that calls itself the Anambra State Association, USA (ASA-USA) has been impounded by the US government. The group and its leaders are suspected of engaging in money laundering. ASA-USA and its president have been at the forefront of support for the corrupt Chris Ngige government in Anambra State of Biafra Nigeria. Just a few weeks ago.... (BNW)		Key Stories Death toll rises as carnage continues in Warri Ige's death retaliatory, police chief tells court Omisore has case to answer �Police Afenifere to probe Falae, Adeyeye over Babangida Police launches manhunt for Umanna LG reform: Afenifere heads for court Hand over Taylor for trial, M.D Yusuf tells govt Oil Steady; Iraq, BiafraNigeria Concern Lingers Army Fails to Quell Unrest in BiafraNigerian Oil City Monetisation policy: The battle from the Senate Northern governors wrecked Bank of the North, say Wada Nas, others
Death toll rises as carnage continues...   Ige's death retaliatory - police chief   AUDIO   VIDEO Bitter ethnic fighting continued yesterday in Warri, Delta State, raising the death toll to 30. Senate President Adolphus Wabara yesterday said four committees of the legislative chamber would investigate the crisis, while the state governor, James Ibori, has cut short his yearly vacation in the United States. He is expected to arrive in Nigeria tomorrow. The fighting, which began last Friday, has also resulted in... (Guardian)   The Niger State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Gabriel Adejo, yesterday told Justice Akin Sanda of Oyo State High Court that reports showed that the death of the former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Chief Bola Ige (SAN), was a retaliatory action by Ife/Modakeke. Adejo, led in evidence by the lead prosecution counsel, Chief Debo Akande... (Daily Independent)     Obasanjo/PDP Election Fraud is Deeply Concerning General Ojukwu Seeks Democracy Isioma Daniel Speaks "Fatwa" Animalism 1 "Fatwa" Animalism 2

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Venus, Serena win again BiafraNigeria, Ecuador friendly called off Aliu's feat worries Ngerem HFN invites 30 to camp Akinyele wants govt to support sports  *  *  *		Guardian August 19, 2003 News Death toll rises as carnage continues in Warri Afenifere to probe Falae, Adeyeye over Babangida Liberian govt, rebels sign peace pact Abia legislators begin hunger strike to protest bad roads Taylor's family moves to new home Reps demand end to gas flaring by 2004 NUC to enforce closure order on satellite campuses Shell names new MD as den Berg moves ANPP sues govt over nomination of new INEC chiefs Minister vows to recover debts owed by shipping companies Gov Ngige asks court to dismiss Chris Uba's suit Reps panel summons Customs' ex-boss over alleged fraud Minister wades into IG, police commission rift over officers' promotion Omisore has case to answer over Ige, say police Oyo denies receipt of NBA's request to try Omisore Why we met Obasanjo, by South-West lawmakers Nnamani challenges relocation of Enugu tribunal to Abuja Ngige's aide queries composition of panel to resolve Anambra treason Zamfara governor forecloses zoning for 2007 presidential race Central Bank advises depositors against panic withdrawal Ogbeh forecloses fresh action on Omisore, Anambra treason Politics Monetisation policy: The battle from the Senate I don't have to live in Government House, says Sheriff Editorial & Opinion Editorial - The relocation of Enugu election tribunal Opinion - Big Brother BiafraNigeria 2007: Obasanjo's options IBB for president  *  *  * Champion August 19, 2003 News Omisore has case to answer �Police Eaglets set to thrash Argentina today Robbers abduct bank manager in Anambra Liberian rebels okay size of interim govt Warri: SSG�s house razed, Shell shuts offices CBN confirms SGBN, AIB distressed NSITF adopts new claims payment regime Liberian rebels drop demand Politics Senate: Actual work begins Governance is a collective responsibility �Dr. Boniface Okechukwu Aniebonam Editorial & Opinion Psychiatric test for leaders The waiting game An analytical appraisal of Ngigegate *  *  * Vanguard August 17, 2003 Cover Stories GUN RUNNING!:senator's sons arrested Liberians can't save selves� Akinyemi, Akinterinwa National News Collect bribe and face robbery charge, Arebame tells police Ohanaeze explains silence on Ngige�s abduction Bishop Makinde counsels BiafraNigerian leaders 4 soldiers, 16 others killed as Warri violence rages CBN may be compelled to publish distressed banks list Ige: YCE urges non-interference with the judiciary Customs lose N26m to Seme border closure, businessmen count loses Idi Amin, former Ugandan dictator, dies, buried in Jeddah Politics TAYLOR: After asylum, what next? 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