Nigeria Hostage Crisis Could End

25 Apr 2002

ChevronTexaco said on Wednesday it had received word from Nigeria that armed militants holding dozens of hostages on a drilling rig offshore Nigeria have agreed to leave the rig Thursday morning. Full Story

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