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Beijing may not want much to do with Nigeria

A sizable and much-ballyhooed credit line looks to be little more than a goodwill gesture from China to Nigeria, promising much but delivering little. The brief fanfare attached to the initial announcement has died away, but concrete proposals have yet to emerge to fill the silence....

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Umaru Yar'Adua, Odein Ajumogobia, Senegal, Shamsudeen Usman