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The text reports on various events and issues in Nigeria, including:

1. Non-Muslims, especially Igbos, in Kaduna State are selling their assets and properties due to the ongoing conflict in the area.
2. The Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos narrowly escaped an attack by his students.
3. The Lagos State Governor, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has declared his willingness to be investigated regarding the $800m Independent Power Project signed with Enron.
4. The President is accused of being an enemy of the people for granting the operators of the project a 20-year tax holiday.
5. The Lagos independent power initiative is being frustrated by some people.

Overall, the text highlights various issues and conflicts in Nigeria, including political and social tensions, as well as economic and infrastructural challenges.

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The text reports on various events and issues in Nigeria, including: 1. Non-Muslims, especially Igbos, in Kaduna State are selling their assets and properties due to the ongoing conflict in the area. 2. The Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos narrowly escaped an attack by his students. 3. The Lagos State Governor, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has declared his willingness to be investigated regarding the $800m Independent Power Project signed with Enron. 4. The President is accused of being an enemy of the people for granting the operators of the project a 20-year tax holiday. 5. The Lagos independent power initiative is being frustrated by some people. Overall, the text highlights various issues and conflicts in Nigeria, including political and social tensions, as well as economic and infrastructural challenges.

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