Nigerian Times

Nigerian millionaires are among the majority of foreigners who have spent a total of $250 million dollars for luxury residences at W South Beach in Miami, Florida, U.S.A. W South Beach is described as the playground of celebrities, a beachfront oasis on the boardwalk of the fashion jet set who can afford the upscale residences. But who are these Nigerian millionaires? The following press release has more information on W South Beach. Center of the style universe, heart of the action laced with edgy cool and an eclectic mix of personalities that push the boundaries. Welcome to South Beach, where you can walk out of the Atlantic Ocean and cross pristine white sands into a world of sizzling nightlife, world-class dining and hip shopping. 6 Feb 2012 17:00 Africa/Lagos The Residences at W South Beach Hits $250 Million Dollars in Sales Miami's landmark condo-hotel continues success through turbulent market MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Feb. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The Residences at W South Beach r...

Niger Delta Militants The militants and other gunmen in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria have warned all foreigners and non-indigènes to leave Bonny Island before July 16 or they would not be spared in their attacks on the Nigerian Armed Forces and multinational oil companies. The militants have disrupted marine life and hijacked boats used by traders for the transportation of goods from the capital city of Port Harcourt to Bonny Island. Market women have been attacked and some have been raped whilst crossing the Bonny River. The Amayanabo of Bonny, King Edward Asimini William Dappa Pepple and many of the chiefs have fled their Bonny Kingdom in fear. The resoltuion of the conflict plaguing the Niger Delta of Nigeria has failed. The militants have been engaged in bloody gun battles with the combined forces of the Nigerian Army, Nigerian Air Force, Nigerian Navy and the Nigerian Police with casualties on both sides and including innocent people caught in the crossfire. Last Saturday, a...