Zamfara state police authorities say rescue operations by security forces and local vigilantes resumed Monday for the kidnapping victims
Nigeria has deployed security forces to a village where state police say suspected herders killed 10 people this week
Country says it plans to share World Bank money with up to 10 million households
Police say more than 700 people have been arrested for disrupting elections in February and March
Nigerian authorities established the exit program called Operation Safe Corridor for voluntary defectors from the extremist group in 2016
Observers say Saturday's elections in Nigeria were characterized by widespread violence, voter suppression and intimidation
For many years, the region has suffered from violence involving local farmers and herders, causing thousands of deaths
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Opposition parties have filed lawsuits to examine ballot papers and voting machines in the February 25 election
Independent National Electoral Commission declared the candidate for the ruling All Progressives Congress party the winner of the February 25 polls
Old notes to remain in circulation until the end of the year, court rules
Nigeria's electoral commission has declared Bola Ahmed Tinubu the winner of last Saturday’s presidential election. However, the two major opposition parties say the results were rigged and have vowed to challenge the results in court. Timothy Obiezu reports from Abuja.
Both opponents dispute results amidst delays, reports of coercion and manipulation
But opposition supporters are not celebrating
The electoral commission says ballots show ruling party candidate Bola Ahmed Tinubu in the lead
Most polling centers are closed but some voters are still trying to cast their ballots
Citizens go to the polls to elect a president and other leaders amid heavy security that has been deployed
Nigerians made up the largest number of sub-Saharan African students in Ukraine when Russia invaded a year ago, forcing thousands of students to flee. Despite the war, universities in Ukraine and Nigeria teamed to help students complete their degrees
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