1. An office in the Nigerian capital Abuja, the UN building where 26 bomb explosions, causing heavy casualties.

2. Speaking from a polling booth in Abuja, Corzine said it was too soon to draw any conclusions about the quality of the polls.

3. The Abuja LOC is now handing out 40, 000 tickets starting with Nigeria's match against New Zealand.

4. A listener in Abuja, Nigeria, Named named Okorie, wants to know more about fish pond farming.

5. They will arrive in the Nigerian capital Abuja on Thursday morning, the sources said.

6. The BBC's correspondent in Nigeria's capital Abuja, said the president's voice had sounded weak.

7. Abuja was designated the new capital in 1982, but Lagos remains the economic and commercial center.

8. A listener in Abuja, Nigeria, named Okorie wants to know more about fish pond farm farming.

9. In 2004 Jeremiah Abalaka — owner of the Medicrest Specialist Hospital, a private clinic in Gwagwalada, north of the Nigerian capital Abuja — had his unproven claim published in the journal Vaccine.

10. Nigerian officials have confirmed outbreaks at commercial farms in the states of Kano, Plateau, Katsina, and Bauchi, and in the Abuja area.

11. U. officials met with U. S. Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick and Britain's International Development Secretary Hilary Benn this morning (Wednesday morning) in the Nigerian capital, Abuja.

12. BEIJING, Aug. 27 (Xinhua) The BBC reported that the UN office in the Nigerian capital Abuja, the building suffered 26 suicide bomb attacks on the present has led to at least 18 people were killed.

13. Following the revision of the index a selection of cities from this region has been added, including Doha in Qatar (110), Rabat in Morocco (112), Banjul in Gambia (164) and Abuja in Nigeria (205).

14. BBC News with Marion MarshallAt least 18 people are now known to have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on a United Nations building in the Nigerian capital Abuja.

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15. The Miss World competition is to take place November thirtieth in Abuja, the capital.

16. On April 27, 2006, Chinese President Hu Jintao left Abuja, capital of Nigeria, for Kenya after successfully concluding his two-day state visit to Nigeria.

17. Officials of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association have been meeting top government officials in Abuja to avert the planned strike.

18. World Wide Web on Aug. 27 news in the Nigerian capital Abuja on the 26th of the United Nations Resident bomb explosion has killed 18 people and another wounded.

19. A deadly car bombing at the United Nations building in Abuja has brought more attention to an Islamic group.

20. Xinhua News: According to foreign reports, the Nigerian capital Abuja at a United Nations body building 26 explosion.