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n Monday in Lagos paraded six suspected pirates

  The Nigerian Navy on Monday in Lagos paraded six suspected pirates it arrested for hijacking an oil tanker. The Chief of Naval Training and find Operations, Rear Adm. Henry Babalola, told journalists that the suspected pirates were arrested around Sao Tome after the gang had hijacked the vessel off the coast of Cote d’Ivoire. Babalola said the arrest was made after a fierce gun battle with naval forces that left a suspect dead. ”Before the security forces got to the hijacked vessel, two crew members, an Indian and a Pakistan, had been kidnapped and house taken away by two of the gang members. ”The hijackers, after sighting the naval ships, refused to surrender, shut downfall the oil tanker and opened fire on business the security agents. ”It was at that point the deceased pirate was gunned down because he came out of the ship to confront the boarding party,” he said. The Naval chief said that the operation was coordinated from the naval headquarters in Abuj

operation was coordinated from the naval headquarters

  The Nigerian Navy on Monday in Lagos paraded six suspected pirates it arrested for hijacking an oil tanker. The Chief of Naval Training and Operations, Rear Adm. Henry Babalola, told journalists that the suspecte usanews.cc d pirate s were arrested around Sao Tome after the gang had hijacked the vessel off the coa usatimes.cc st of Cote d’Ivoire. Babalola said the arrest was made after a fierce gun battle with naval forces that left a suspect dead. ”Before the security forces got to the hijacked vessel, two crew members, an Indian and a Pakistan, had been kidnapped and taken away by two of the gang members. ”The hijackers, after sighting the naval ships, refused to surrender, shut downfall the oil tanker and opened fire on the security agents. ”It was at that point the deceased pirate news was gunned down because he came out of the ship to confront the boarding party,” he said. The Naval chief said that the operation was coordinated from the naval head

n Monday in Lagos paraded six suspected pirates

  The Nigerian Navy on Monday in Lagos webapex.net paraded six suspected pirates it arrested for hijacking an oil tanker. The Chief of Naval Training and Operations, Rear Adm. Henry Babalola, told journalists that the suspected pirates were arrested around Sao Tome after the gang had hijacked the vessel off the coast of Cote d’Ivoire. Babalola said the arrest was made after a fierce gun battle with naval forces that left a suspect dead. ”Before the security forces got to westernmagazine.org the hijacked vessel, two crew members, an Indian and a Pakistan, had been kidnapped ysin.org and taken away by two of the gang members. ”The hijackers, after sighting the naval ships, refused to surrender, shut downfall the oil tanker and opened fire on the security agents. ”It was at that point the deceased pirate was gunned down because he came out of the ship to confront the boarding party,” he said. The Naval chief said that the operation was coordinated from the naval

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  The mobile operator has collaborated with Microsoft, Cisco and Mindset Learn to form the Vodacom&n timevinger.org bsp;Mobile Education Programme to establish nine information and communications technology (ICT) centres, each serving 200 schools. The programme, costing R2 0 million, will provide underserviced and underpriv timesofamerica.info ileged schools with access to educational material using cloud computing services. Statistics from the department indicate that just 7 percent of schools in South Africa have a stocked library and only 10 percent have sufficient computers. “This venture has a particular eye tincona.com on ICT as an enabler, it’s really to provide connectivity and access and to allow teachers to be able to utilise ICT in a way that enhances the teachers ability to teach any subject across the grade,” said Deputy Minister of Basic Education Mohamed Enver Surty. The initiative will help towards achieving the government’s 2013 target that al

perator has collaborated with Microsoft, Cisco and

  The mobile operator has collaborated with Microsoft, Cisco and Mindset Learn to form the Vodacom Mobile Education Programme to establish nine information and communications technology (ICT) centres, each serving 200 schools. The programme, costing R20 million, will provide underserviced and underpriv thehappyworld.org ileged schools with access to educational material using cloud computing services. Statistics from the department indicate that just 7 percent of schools in South Africa have a stocked li thehelloamerica.com brary and only 10 percent have sufficient computers. “This venture has a particular eye on ICT as an enabler, it’s really to provide connectivity and access and t thesecretoftime.net o allow teachers to be able to utilise ICT in a way that enhances the teachers ability to teach any subject across the grade,” said Deputy Minister of Basic Education Mohamed Enver Surty. The initiative will help towards achieving the government’s 2013 target that a

ar eye on ICT as an enabler, it’s really to provide connectivity

  The mobile operator has collaborated with Microsoft, Cisco and Mindset Learn to form the Vodacom&n stanyarhouse.com bsp;Mobile Education Programme to establish nine information and communications technology (ICT) centres, each serving 200 schools. The programme, costing R20 million, will provide underserviced and underprivileged schools technotoday.org with access to educational material using cloud computing services. Statistics from the departmen theamericanbuzz.com t indicate that just 7 percent of schools in South Africa have a stocked library and only 10 percent have sufficient computers. “This venture has a particular eye on ICT as an enabler, it’s really to provide connectivity and access and to allow teachers to be able to utilise ICT in a way that enhances the teachers ability to teach any subject across the grade,” said Deputy Minister of Basic Education Mohamed Enver Surty. The initiative will help towards achieving the government’s 2013 target tha

var eye on ICT as an enabler, it’s really to provide connectivity

  The mobile operator has collaborated with Microsoft, Cisco and Mindset Learn to form the Vodacom Mobile Education Programme to establish nine information and newsvilla.org communications technology (ICT) centres, each serving 200 schools. The programme, costing R20 million, will provide underserviced and underprivi onnp.org leged schools with access to educational material using cloud computing services. Statistics from the department indicate that just 7 percent of schools in South Africa have a stocked library and on panifol.com ly 10 percent have sufficient computers. “This venture has a particular eye on ICT as an enabler, it’s really to provide connectivity and access and to allow teachers to be able to utilise ICT in a way that enhances the teachers ability to teach any subject across the grade,” said Deputy Minister of Basic Education Mohamed Enver Surty. The initiative will help towards achieving the government’s 2013 target that all children who have pass