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                    [Summary] => The attention of the embassy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in Manila has been drawn to a publication titled “Chang eyed as next US envoy to Phl” at the front page of the Wednesday, 10th July, 2019 edition of your newspaper wherein one of your reporters, Pia Lee-Brago enlisted the Federal Republic of Nigeria, alongside Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia as conflict inflicted areas.
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                    [Title] => Re: 'Nigerian syndicate tricks Pinoys to smuggle drugs'
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The attention of the Nigerian Embassy has been drawn to a publication in the Monday, 23 August 2010 edition of your newspaper titled “Nigerian syndicate tricks Pinoys to smuggle drugs.”
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                    [Summary] => A Nigerian national committed suicide by hanging himself inside an apartment unit Tuesday night in Sampaloc, Manila, police said yesterday.


The victim, identified as Callistus Nzewigbo, between 30 and 35 years old, was hanging from a wooden beam in his underwear when discovered by friends inside the bathroom of Suite 3 of an apartment building at 165 M. De la Fuente street, Sampaloc. Nzewigbo used a blanket to hang himself.


SPO2 Virgo Villareal said that except for the ligature mark on his neck, no other external injuries were found.


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                    [Title] => Nigerian Embassy issues clarification
                    [Summary] => The Nigerian Embassy has clarified that the amount stolen from Ambassador Ray Inije in a theft that occurred early this month in the envoy’s residence in Forbes Park, Makati City was only P16,000 and $1,800.


In a letter sent to The STAR, the Nigerian Embassy said that the earlier stated bigger amounts in an article published on June 4, were erroneous. The theft occurred in Inije’s room sometime last June 2.


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                    [Title] => Nigerian Embassy issues clarification
                    [Summary] => The Nigerian Embassy has clarified that the amount stolen from Ambassador Ray Inije in a theft that occurred early this month in the envoy’s residence in Forbes Park, Makati City was only P16,000 and $1,800.


In a letter sent to The STAR, the Nigerian Embassy said that the earlier stated bigger amounts in an article published on June 4, were erroneous. The theft occurred in Inije’s room sometime last June 2.


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                    [Title] => Nigerian consul berates reporter over news leak
                    [Summary] => Instead of courteously declining to give information about the diplomatic protest the Nigerian Embassy filed at the Department of Foreign Affairs, a Nigerian consul hurled invectives at this reporter yesterday and accused her of stealing.


The Nigerian consul, Y.D. Farouk, when called by The STAR for an interview, initially said this reporter should ask the Bureau of Immigration and Deportation about the cases of two Nigerian detainees allegedly being maltreated by jail authorities.


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Rejoinder from Nigerian embassy

July 14, 2019 - 12:00am

The attention of the embassy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in Manila has been drawn to a publication titled “Chang eyed as next US envoy to Phl” at the front page of the Wednesday, 10th July, 2019...

Letters to the Editor

Re: 'Nigerian syndicate tricks Pinoys to smuggle drugs'

By Patricia Ene Ochida, Consular Officer, Embassy of Nigeria | August 27, 2010 - 12:00am

The attention of the Nigerian Embassy has been drawn to a publication in the Monday, 23 August 2010 edition of your newspaper titled “Nigerian syndicate tricks Pinoys to smuggle drugs.”

Letters to the Editor

Nigerian hangs self

By Nestor Etolle | August 12, 2004 - 12:00am

A Nigerian national committed suicide by hanging himself inside an apartment unit Tuesday night in Sampaloc, Manila, police said yesterday. The victim, identified as Callistus Nzewigbo, between 30 and 35 years old,...

Metro

Nigerian Embassy issues clarification

June 22, 2001 - 12:00am

The Nigerian Embassy has clarified that the amount stolen from Ambassador Ray Inije in a theft that occurred early this month in the envoy’s residence in Forbes...

Metro

Nigerian Embassy issues clarification

June 22, 2001 - 12:00am

The Nigerian Embassy has clarified that the amount stolen from Ambassador Ray Inije in a theft that occurred early this month in the envoy’s residence in Forbes...

Metro

Nigerian consul berates reporter over news leak

By Aurea Calica | November 14, 2000 - 12:00am

Instead of courteously declining to give information about the diplomatic protest the Nigerian Embassy filed at the Department of Foreign Affairs, a Nigerian consul hurled invectives at this reporter yesterday and...

Metro