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Nigerian Wants Google To Pay N500m For Libelious Publication 15 April, 2013 Local Justice Adedayo Oyebanji of Lagos High Court in Igbosere Monday fixed June 18 for a preliminary objection hearing filed by google internet service provider, in a N500 million libel suit filed by one Mr Nicholas Okoye. Okoye, Chairman of Anabel Group of companies, is accussing Google incorporation for improper editorial censorship over a libelious publication. Other defendants in the suit are: Mrs Ladun Liadi, a blog operator and Google Nigeria as first and third defendants. However, Google, through its counsel, E.A Bahabo had filed a motion, challenging the jurisdiction of the court jurisdiction to hear the suit. Counsel to the claimant, Mr Emeka Okwosa had filed an application for interlocutory injunction to prevent the defendants from further publication of the libelious documents till judgement is passed on the case. Mr A.I Enaefo, co

Michael Jackson's Daughter Paris Says 'He Was An Incredible Father' 15 April, 2013 Foreign Paris Jackson opens up about her late father Michael Jackson in the Mail on Sunday's Event magazine. According to the Daily Mail, the 15-year-old admits in the mag that Michael was a wonderful father and that all he wanted was to give her and her brothers Prince, now 16, and Blanket, now 11, a normal childhood. "I have lots of memories of my father. He was an incredible father. We all loved him to death," Paris says, continuing, "He’d try to educate us as much as he could and was always looking out for us. He was very protective." Paris goes on to explain that he wanted to give his children the childhood he never had, which explains why Michael always had them wear face masks while out in public. "He didn’t want anyone to see what we looked like. That way we could have what he didn’t, which was a

Nigeria Sees Strong Investor Interest in 10 Power Plants 15 April, 2013 Business and Economy At least 30 investors have indicated interest in 10 Nigerian power plants put up for sale by the government, an official in charge of the process said. Africa's most populous country is offering as much as 80 percent of its shares in thermal power plants located across the country, James Olotu, chief executive officer of Niger Delta Power Holding Co. of Nigeria, which owns the facilities, said today in a phone interview from Abuja. "We have organizations showing interest from all parts of the world," he said without giving further details. Jointly owned by the federal, state and local governments, the power companies were set up from 2004 as a special intervention to boost gas-fueled electricity output. With combined installed capacity at more than 5,000 megawatts, they include the 850-megawatt Alaoji Generation Co. near the sou

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