(Reuters) - Nigeria lifted a mobile phone blackout in the Islamist militant disturbed area of Maiduguri on Friday, saying there were signs of improving security after months of blasts and attacks.
Mobile phone signals were disconnected in the remote northeastern town and surrounding states in May in a bid to disrupt the activities of the Islamist Boko Haram sect, whose activities have killed people and disrupted economic activity in the past three years.
The restoration of phone
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