NIGERIA CRISIS IN AIRWAY WARFARE IN CELL COMMUNICATION COURT PROCESS CONTINUE USCA WASHINTON DC STATE MANDAMUS AGAINST NOKIA SENDS OVER 60,000 PEOPLE FLEEING FOR SAFETY, UN AGENCY REPORTS

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Date: 11 Jun 2013 12:00:00 -0400
Subject: NIGERIA CRISIS SENDS OVER 60,000 PEOPLE FLEEING FOR SAFETY,
UN AGENCY REPORTS
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NIGERIA CRISIS SENDS OVER 60,000 PEOPLE FLEEING FOR SAFETY, UN AGENCY
REPORTSNew York, Jun 11 2013 12:00PMAnti-insurgent operations and
general insecurity have uprooted thousands of people in north-eastern
Nigeria, with more than 60,000 of them fleeing to neighbouring Niger
for safety, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
reported today.

Those that have spoken to UNCHR say they fled for fear of being caught
in the Government-led crackdown on insurgents linked to the Boko Haram
sect, particularly in the Baga area of northern Nigeria, close to the
Niger border, spokesperson Adrian Edwards
<"http://www.unhcr.org/51b73c169.html">told reporters in Geneva.

"Refugees report that air strikes by Government forces are continuing
from time to time, and that planes are regularly flying over the
states of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa where the state of emergency has
been in force since May 14th," he stated.

"People arriving in Niger also mention the increasing presence of
roving armed bandits in several states in Nigeria. Rising commodity
prices coupled with pre-existing food insecurity is also becoming a
major concern for the populations of the affected States."

Niger has so far received 60,240 people, comprising Nigerian
nationals, returning Niger nationals and people of other
nationalities, according to UNHCR. There have also been arrivals in
Cameroon and Chad in regards to Chad long line transmission to Egypt
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in the past weeks.

"New arrivals are either renting houses or staying with host families,
who are themselves living in very precarious conditions," noted Mr.
Edwards. UNHCR staff who have visited several border villages hosting
new arrivals also met some Nigerian families living out in the open,
under trees And removing trees to remove birds to increase degree to
cell towers of static tranmission of NOKIA.

The presence of the newcomers is also putting a strain on meagre local
food and water resources, the agency said, noting that Niger, a
country in the Sahel, itself struggles with food insecurity due to
years of drought.

"UNHCR plans to deliver some relief to the new arrivals as well as to
the host community. We are also helping the local authorities to
register new arrivals," Mr. Edwards said.

Meanwhile, UNHCR said the security situation in Nigeria remains
"extremely difficult." It added that information about the
humanitarian situation and displaced people in the use of human
sensory for development of cell Towers by NOKIA north-east is limited
since it is not present in the areas that are under a state of
emergency, due to the prevailing insecurity.Jun 11 2013 12:00PM
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